Dr Brinkleys Medical Board hearing opens in Topeka
The Kansas Board of Medical Registration began hearings on Dr John R Brinkley amid motions and testimonies. First witness Hibbard, an 88 year old Topeka man, testified he paid 750 for a so called goat gland operation at Brinkleys hospital and still suffers. His wife corroborated details about his condition and treatment after returning home.
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Topeka
John R. Brinkley
Kansas Board of Medial Registration and Examination
Ilford
Kan
Prac
Brinkley
Fred S. Jackson
B. MacDonald
Kansas City
Hk. J. Hibbard
W. C. Ralston
Hibbard
Jackson
Approval of New Topeka Gas Rate by Public Service Commission
Topeka reports the Public Service Commission approved Capital Gas and Electric's new gas rate. A monthly charge of 1.50 covers up to 1,000 cubic feet, 0.80 per 1,000 cubic feet for the next 4,000, and 0.50 per 1,000 for all beyond 5,000. Minimum monthly bill remains set. The 3-part residential heating option is retained. The commission paused Wichita rate hearings to afternoon session.
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Topeka
Capital Gas and Electric Company
Doherty
Public Service Commission
Commission
Ita
Wichita
Wichita Gas Company
Two Charged In Sunday Crash In Lawrence
Law enforcement reports identify two adults charged after a Sunday traffic collision near Lyons Street and Seventh Street. Witnesses described a Ford roadster slowing at the intersection, a Dodge, and a bus colliding, with one occupant burned. Investigators cited state and city laws requiring full stops at through streets.
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Ford
Riewe
Carl Wheeler
Clinton
Ind
LaVerne McManess
Lawrence
Rieve
Lyons Street
Wheeler
Miss McManess
Dodge
T Pus
Leinbach
L. H. Kasold
Locust Street
Kasold
Dod
P. D’ambra
W. J. Cummings
Frazee
Seventh Street
Lodge
Survivors’ Condition Steady After Kansas City Crash
C E Leinbach, survivor from Kansas City Kansas in a Sunday crash, remains unchanged though slowly improving at Memorial hospital. He learned today of the deaths of his wife and Mrs Stickel, fellow travelers. Funeral rites for Mr and Mrs Stickel were held. Mrs Stickel buried in Milwaukee, Mr Stickler sent to Topeka. Mrs Leinbach to have services Thursday at 10 30 from Aunt J L Starka’s home.
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C. E. Leinbach
Kansas City, Kansas
North Seventh Street
Memorial Hospital
Fraternity Property Assessed in Riley County
Overnight in Kansas reports Riley county authorities will assess fraternity and sorority property for the first time this year following a Lawrence proposal. Estimated value of such property here is 3250.
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Associated Press
Manhattan
Riley
Lawrence
Ruth Carter
Randolph Carter
Emporia
Matilda Pickett
Lyon County
Wichita
Robert H. Krauhs
Germany
Augusta
Local Legion junior baseball tourney set in Lawrence schedule
Plans for the sectional American Legion junior baseball tourney in Lawrence were finalized at a Liberty post meeting. Games start Thursday at 2 and 4 30 pm on the KU diamond with Topeka Lawrence Pittsburgh and Emporia entered. Drawings at noon Thursday. The Friday 4 pm final will crown the western state sectional winner to advance to broader play.
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American Legion
Lawrence
Liberty Post
David McCreath
State Committee On Baseball
Legion Rooms
K. U
Teama
Topeka
Pittsburg
Emporia
Besoetlig
McCreat
Salina
Elorado
Haskell
Leighton Melvin
Fred Shimmons
Blessed Sacrament
Kansas City
Guy
Jonship
Guy Keeler
Sunflower State
Quincy
Ill
Short Change Artist Nets Five Dollars From Store
A two man approach at F. H. Roberts jewelry at 833 Massachusetts Street yesterday afternoon led to a $5 short change. One man drew attention with a display and the other bought a collar button while paying with a misdirected $20 bill. The trick reduced change by five dollars before leaving. Mrs. Arlene Roberts and the clerk were involved as witnesses.
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F. H. Roberts
Massachusetts Street
Roberts
Arlene Roberts
Miss Roberts
Brundidge to Inform Grand Jury on Lingle Case From Havana
St. Louis Star reporter Harry Brundidge cabled from Havana that he will travel to Chicago to testify before the grand jury about findings from his independent probe into the Jake Lingle murder. The Tribune and AP outline Brundidge’s claims of corrupt ties among Chicago journalists police and gangsters. he previously refused to talk to the state's attorney before testifying. The Tribune notes a Chicago newspaperman linked to Al Capone may have joined a Havana pleasure trip. Marriage licenses are issued in several local matches. Puerto Rico spelling debate cited after Spanish-American War.
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Chicago
Harry Brundidge
Havana
Cuba
Grand Jury
Jake Lingle m
Brandidge
The
Tribune
Lingle
Tribune -Reporter
Brundidge
al Capone
Harry Read
Evening American
Methodist
Desplanes
Swanson
Court Takes Case Under Advisement In Zoning Dispute
Kennedy property owner and neighbors testified on property values and business use as council argued over a zoning ordinance. City clerks Stockwell and Lawrence described publishing the ordinance while World Company supervisor Farris corroborated. Judge took the case under advisement with a expected judgment by Saturday July 19.
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Kennedy
M. A. Edie
Christian Science Church
William Anderson
C. H. Stockwell
Earl Farris
the World Company
Journal-World
Floyd Lawrence
Wse
Banker's Killing Traced to Stock Losses and Urge
Los Angeles July 15 AP Frank Keaton 56 an Inglewood real estate dealer shot Motley Flint a Los Angeles financier during his testimony in a 250000 recovery suit filed by David and Selznick. Keaton said he acted from brooding over market losses, weapon kept for 40 years, no prior animosity, later reenacted the shooting while an inquest was ordered with 15 summoned.
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Los Angeles
Frank Keaton
Keaton
Flint
United States
Frank P. Flint
Frank Collier
Lint
Leader Expects Victory for Democratic Party
Boston July 15 AP commanding position in Congress awaits the Democratic party over the November elections in the opinion of Jouett Shouse chairman of the national Democratic executive committee at an address before the Jefferson Society of Massachusetts last night he declared our adversaries have practically submitted they will lose 30 or 40 house seats He said it was a certainty the party would make startling gains in both houses of congress The enactment of the Grundy tariff bill was declared to be party of a calculated movement to repay the large contributions to the Hoover campaign fund Mayor James M Curley was not invited and said he would not have attended had an invitation been sent He offered a humorous remark about the society being thrifty
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Boston
Democratic Party
Jouett Shouse
National Democratic Executive Committee
Jefferson Society of Massachusetts
Hoover
James M. Curley
Jefferson Society
Curley
Rotary Kiwanis game set for tomorrow at 5
Second baseball clash between Rotary and Kiwanis scheduled at the KU diamond tomorrow afternoon at 5. Rotary captain Dick Wagstaff and Kiwanis skipper Guy Keeler lead rival squads eager for revenge after Kiwanis won the first meeting weeks ago. Both sides expect a hard battlerun with pride on the line.
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Rotary
Kiwanis
K. U
Dick Wagstaff
Guy Keeler
Rotarians
Presidents series Farm Bureau women meet at Randle home
The county Farm Bureau women gathered Saturday afternoon at Miss Elizabeth Randle's home for a successful meeting. After games and contests, Mrs. George Jensen led the group in reporting the year’s best activities including home management nutrition landscaping and planning for a July 29 county picnic and other events such as a pre school clinic in Lawrence July 25 26 a canning contest at Kaw Valley in November and a November 13 county wide achievement day. Presidents present included Mrs. John French Mrs. Eunice Gobler Mrs. A. E. Preston Mrs. J. C. Saunders Mrs. R. B. Slavens Mrs. J. S. Taylor Mrs. Jack Kesley Mrs. L. H. Pete fish Mrs. J. R. Simmons Mrs. J. P. Heyl Mrs. Lewis Howell Mrs. George Jensen and Mrs. Leslie Demerritt.
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Farm Bureau
Elizabeth Randle
George Jensen
The
Lawrence
John French
Big Springs
Eunice 'Obler
Pleasant
Sigel
Leslie DeMerritt
Patee Theater Resumes Operations After Pattee Death
The Patee Theater reopened yesterday afternoon for the first time since the death of Mr. Pattee. Henry C. Patee and his brother and nephew run the theater per Pattee’s wishes that the business continue. Mrs. Eva Shaw treasurer, Mrs. May Longanecker organist, and Orville Copeland operator will stay on. The theater,Lawrence’s oldest and the first west of the Mississippi, began in the Tribune building where Mrs. Patee learned printing. Sees moderate weather.
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Patee
Lawrence
Mississippi River
Tribune
Tomorrow's Temperatures Should Range w 30's to
Kan sas weather forecast for today and Wednesday by the U S Weather Bureau. Temperatures today near 0 degrees, tomorrow low 90s, with tonight around 65. Lows last night ranged to 48 at Emporia and Independence. Yesterday's high hit 90 at Coldwater. Skies clear, no rain expected. Elkhart had .04 inches in past 24 hours.
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Topeka
Kansas
United States Weather Bureau
B. R. Laskowski
Mercury
Emporia
Independence
Manhattan
Elkhart
Youthful aviator found alive in wrecked plane in Vermont
Frank Goldsborough 19, crashed on Woodford mountain while flying from Buffalo New York to Keene New Hampshire with Donald Mother. Goldsborough wandered five miles after the crash before seeking help. he was found alive but critically injured with a fractured skull. Mother was thrown clear of the wreckage but could not free Goldsborough. He reached a farm house and alerted authorities near Bennington Vermont.
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Bennington
Frank Goldsborough
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Goldsborough
Woodford Mountain
Danville Notch
Buffalo
Keene
N. H
Donald Mother
Mockler
Vacation Returns Boosted by Colorado Trip for Charles Calhoun
Lawrence police officer Charles Calhoun returns to duty after a two week family vacation in Colorado. Officer George Atkeson completes the first week of his trip in western Colorado and resumes duty next Monday. Officer William Hayter covers night shifts to balance the platoon while Atkeson is away. Government bonds notes tucked in show Treasury figures and a Des Plaines captain notes sailors wary of cars.
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Charles Calhoun
Lawrence
Colorado
George Atkeson
William Hayter
Old City Hall
Day Deak
Atkeson
Personal notices of midwestern trips and visits
Miss Agnes Husband left Saturday for a month long vacation at Battle Creek Michigan. Mrs W J Baumgartner returned home Sunday after visiting Wismer relatives. Mrs Ross Clayton and three daughters left Sunday for Hill City to visit her parents. Mr and Mrs Alfred J Graves departed for a trip to St Louis Champaign and Chicago returning via Omaha. Mr and Mrs E J Coy will leave Thursday for a vacation trip in the Ozarks.
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Agnes
Battle Creek
Mich
W. J. Baumgartner
Wismer
Ross Clayton
Hill City
E. J. Coy
Ozarks
Monoplane Fires Up Nonstop Refueling Southbound Flight
The K of New Haven monoplane departed Roosevelt Field at 2 24 PM on a nonstop refueling flight toward Buenos Aires. After climbing, it headed to Curtias airport for gas from a refueling ship to reach Havana with further stops planned in Peru and Chile. The four day voyage aims to complete multiple refuelings with Randy Enslow at the helm and Garland Peed and James Carrigan on standby.
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Roosevelt Field
L. 1
New Haven
Buenos Aires
Curtias
Valley
Havana
Peru
Chile
Randy Enslow
Garland Peed
James Carrigan
Deaths and Funerals in Kansas towns
Miss Maude Miller former piano department member at the University of Kansas dies in Kansas City after months of illness. She resided at 1232 Louisiana Street Lawrence. survived by mother and two sisters. Irving A. Otten dies in Towanda after weeks of illness. survived by widow, siblings, and relatives. Funeral plans pending. William N. Perry 51 dies at 315 Maple Street. services at home, burial Maple Grove cemetery. A J Paul of Salida Colo dies in Lawrence area. body to Oak Hill cemetery with no local services.
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Bigude Miller
School of Fine Arts
University Aree
Kansas City
Carleton Hotel
Miller
Miss Miller
Lawrence
Louisiana Street
Joseph Farines
Barrett
Pratt
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Irving A. Otten
Towanda
Kan
Henry J
Stoutsville
W. E. Kruse
Kaswan City
Meierhoffer
E. A. Wilder
Otten
Frank Meierhoffer
William N. Perry
Maple Street
Carter
Maple Grove Cemetery
L.A. Paul
A. J. Paul
Salida
Colo
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mystery Man in Shack Near Colorado River Linked to Missing Aviator
Major R. McDonald, in charge of the search for Maurice Graham of Western Air Express, received a report of a man living four months in a shack on the Colorado river. An airplane was dispatched to verify if the resident is the aviator missing since January. The Cedar City Deseret News correspondent filed the report from Salt Lake City, Utah.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Colorado River
R. McDonald
Maurice Graham
Western Air Express
McDonald
Cedar City
Deseret News
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Dr Charles Channing Allen Dies at 68 in Kansas City
Dr Charles Channing Allen 68 dean emeritus of the Kansas City Western Dental College and a longtime leader in dentistry died at a hospital after suffering a stroke eight days earlier He is survived by his widow and brother Edgar Poe Allen formerly a Kansas City newspaperman now in Washington DC
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Kansas City
Charles Channing Allen
Kansas City Western Dental College
Allen
Edgar Poe Allen
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court Hearing Set For Bandit Case in Kansas City
The states supreme court has informed counsel for Home Trust Company bandits that the judge will be available to hear their case. The notification indicates a possible hearing at the judge's summer home in Viste Springs, though details were unclear.
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Pe. Fa
PLC
Supreme Court
Home Trust
Bandits
Sen
Kansas City
A Viste Springs
Officials to File Charges After Erick County Killing
Authorities plan action after weekend killings near Erick County, with acting Sheriff L Inman confirming possible charges but not yet decided. Fear of violence drives residents like Sayre to seek jail protection while others evacutate. Local officials say there is no imminent danger to the target, though tensions remain high.
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Erick Ciisens
Notica
Beckham County
Fern Degroes
Erick
Es. Wena
Amemee
Ee Iweater
Gies
L. Inman
Thone
Inman
Toda
Sayre Negrota
Billy Harris
Lorber
Lizzie Jackson
O Negro
Charlie Alicer
Walker
Kansas City Lawyer Released on Bond After Alcohol Charge
Kansas City attorney G. M. Dockley was arrested by Police Chief W. J. Cummings and Officer Halter on a drunkenness charge. He was released on bond of 10 dollars for appearance in police court. Ceckley claimed to be sober enough to answer the charge tomorrow morning.
Kansas City Gas Firm Linked to Liquor Still Probe
District Attorney Vanderventer said the Kansas City gas company is questioned regarding supplying fuel for a liquor still as part of a grand jury investigation. He noted readers are responsible as individuals, while the gas company bears corporate liability for supplying an ingredient for liquor. Major Strickler and several employees were questioned about an 800 gallon still raided by federal agents.
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Kansas City
W. L. Vanderventer
Ringal
Vandeventer
T. J. Strickler
Grand Jury
Aids Church Radio Fund in Cleveland Convention
The International Walter League Lutheran youth society approved 96 of 50,000 for church radio needs. The funds join a 100,000 radio fund already established by the church laymen for similar aims.
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Aids Church
Cleveland
International Walter League
Lutheran Young People's Society
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