Gun Play Alleged At Dr Brinkley Hearing
At a Topeka hearing on July 16 a witness testified Dr John R Brinkley drew a gun during a dispute over a hospital bill involving a former patient’s sister. Other testimony described two phase operations, radio diagnoses, and alleged incompetence and unprofessional conduct linked to the Milford Kansas doctor’s medical practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
John R. Brinkley
Kansas Board of Medical Registration and Examination
Milford
Kan
Robert Carroll
Waverly
Cora Mattox
Brinkley Hospital
Mattox
Grant Eaton
Osawatomie
John Brown Memorial Park
Milford Hospital
Brinkley
Osborn
Eaton
Osborne
Invited to Arkansas A Letter From Medical Board Head
Kansas hearing into Dr John R Brinkley license revocation revealed a letter allegedly signed by Dr L L Marshall Arkansas medical board president inviting the Milford Kansas goat gland specialist to set up practice in Arkansas. The document supported Brinkley leaving Kansas noting his Arkansas license would stand independent of other boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brinkley
Topeka
John R. Ber
L. L
Marshall
Arkansas Medical Board
Milford
Kan
Kansas Board of Medical Registration
Kansas
Arkansas
German cabinet to invoke Article 48 after Reichstag rejection
Berlin reports the cabinet approved using dictatorial powers under Article 48 to push through Finance Minister Dietrich's program without Reichstag support. The move follows the rejection of Dietrich's proposals and anticipates opposition from Social Democrats who may seek to render Article 48 inoperative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Dr. Dietrich
Artile 48
Reichstag
Bruening
Dietrich
Social Democrats
Proram
von Hindenburg
Ebert
iEbert
Census lists 93 U S cities 100000 plus population
The Associated Press census compilation shows 93 cities with 100000 or more residents, total population 36 393 221, New York and Chicago atop the list. Kansas officials plan a highway no 50 opening celebration Aug 1 between Baldwin and 73 W with 5000 guests and invitations to nearby city officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Associated Press
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Philadelpia
Detroit
Los Angeles
Cleveand
St. Louis
Baltimore
Boston
Pittsbuce
San Francisco
Buffalo
Milwaukee
Birmingham
Ala
Akron
San Antonio
Tex
Bomphic, Tenn
Providence
Omaha
Neb
Tacuse
K. Dayton
Worchester
Mass
Richmond
San Diego
Calif
Bridgett
R. J
Erie
Jas
Spokane
Wash
Fort. Wayne
Ind
Elizabeth
N. J
Fall River
Cambridge
New Bedford
Reading
Pat Miami
Fla
Wichita
Kan
Tacoma
Knoxville
Inica, Tat, Mass
el Paso
Rt. Pat Minn
Waterbury
Gonn
Tampa, Fla
Lowell, M
Reds and Phillies Win as Doubleheaders Produce Wide Scores
Major league results from July include the Reds defeating the Giants 8 to 1 with Walker belting a grand slam, the Phillies topping St Louis 10 to 5 behind Hur tt and Watkins homers, and a split doubleheader between the Robins and Cubs in Brooklyn where Chicago won 6 to 4 in the opener and Brooklyn took the nightcap 5 to 3. The Braves beat Pittsburgh 4 to 3 in the first game of a doubleheader while Boston and Washington posted late scoring to complete a trio of American League and National League action. Temperatures in Salina near 1 p.m. were noted as the day progressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cincinnati Reds
Chaplain
Goenwich
Walker
Cincinnati
Lucas
Goey
Chaplin
Genewich
O‘farrell
Philadelphia
Sy T
Phillies
St. Louis
Hurat
Brooklyn
Stephenson
Barinett
Chicago
Broooklyn
DO .Malone
Hartnett
Moss
Cry
Hickro
Chealey
Luque
Gaston
Braves
Pittsburgh
Tedace Zachary
Boston
Kremer
Zachary
Cronin
Gowdy
Doston
Meine
Bool
Sherdel
Brandt
Cuningham
Frankhouse
Gowdady
Spohrer
Lawrence C of C to Assist in Celebration
The Lawrence Chamber of Commerce will take part in the opening of the new Baldwin cutoff road with dedication services at the junction with 73W, a noon basket dinner, and an afternoon speaking program plus a baseball game. A resolution endorsing Farm Bureau work was approved for submission to the County Commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce of
Lawrence
Baldwin
Farm Bureau
Board of County Commissioners
Commissioners
Taxation Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanis Board of Directors
Rotary Board
M. W. Kent
T. C. Ryther
Ias
Grand Jury Recessed Plan to Resume Inquiry Friday
Topeka July 16 The federal grand jury which re convened in Topeka Monday after a month’s recess to continue investigation into the distribution of adulterated Jamaica ginger the southern Kansas liquor ring and liquor conditions in Crawford county recessed at noon today until Friday morning Dan Cowie assistant United States district attorney said the recess was taken to permit the arrival of witnesses from distant points Injured Flier May Recover Bennington Vermont July 16 Hope was felt today for the recovered pilot Frank Goldsborough 19 holder of junior transcontinental flight records who was rescued yesterday after lying badly injured in the wreckage of his plane for eight hours
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Federal Grand Jury
Kansas
Crawford County
Dan Cowie
United States District Attorney
Bennington
Frank Goldsborough
Population figures Texas gains in AP tally
Population figures released by the Associated Press show Texas reaching 5,810,683, an increase of 1,147,455 residents amid a 24.62 percent rise. The data highlight rapid growth across major Texas cities and counties, reflecting continuing demographic expansion in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Texas
Kansas Weather Outlook and Road Conditions Report
Mostly fair tonight and Thursday with slight warming trend. Clear skies, good roads statewide and in Douglas County. Local hourly notes are unreadable but indicate standard daily forecast and a Dodge Service contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Debating London Naval Treaty Opponents Speak Out
Washington and Senate debate feature senators Pittman McKellar Reed Johnson opposing the London naval pact. They argue secrecy and constitutional checks, claim 1922 treaty victory for Britain. McKellar denies voting on the 1922 accord, while others call for ratification within a week.
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Bulletin
Washington
Pittman
Nevada
Senate
McKellar
France
Italy
Iaeelian
Kent
Tennessee Democrat
London
Geneva
Reed
State Department
Johnson
Haveeen
Great Britain
Shortridge
Tennesseean
Art Shortridge
Congressional Record
Gerry
Rhode Island
Youth Injured When Automobile Hits Bicycle
Andrew Dailey an 18 year old with a scalp cut required two stitches after his bicycle was struck by an automobile driven by F W Schultz of St Louis at Seventh and Lincoln streets. Dailey received first aid then was taken to Dr E R Keith by Officer Charles Calhoun. Schultz and passenger Charles Fiske Kalamazoo Mich were taken to the station for questioning. The accident occurred two blocks north of Sundays deadly crash site. The bumper of the car was knocked off and Dailey said he swerved north after the front wheel was bent. Schultz swerved to avoid the boy and said he applied brakes when he saw him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Dailey
New Hampshire Street
F W. Schultz
St. Louis
Seventh End
Lincoln Streets
Dailey
Schultz
E. R. Keith
Charles Calhoun
Charles Fiske
Kalamazoo
Mich
Los Angeles
Calhoun
Young Daley
Wichita
Lawrence
Scchultz
Fiske
Re Ieee
Endurance Epidemic Spreads as Chicago Kids Sit Out
In Chicago on July 16 AP reports Sherman Janss children Peter Jr Mary and Rita joined others in long tree sits to test endurance. The records stretch to four hours for one family and 115 hours for another pair under parental order. The city sees growing participation with no clear ideal yet, and the public remains willing to endure the challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sherman Jans
Peter, Jr
Mary
Rita
Truman Kirkpatrick
Jack Harris
Arraignments Follow Fatal North Lawrence Bus Crash
Orville Thompson of Topeka driver of the Pickwick Greyhound bus involved in Sunday’s fatal crash near North Lawrence was arraigned for culpable negligence and pleads not guilty. His bond set at 500 dollars. Co-defendant Vic Johnson already convicted remains jailed. Surviving passenger C E Leinbach shows slow but steady improvement at Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Thompson
Topeka
Pickwick
Mitchell
C. E. Leinbach
Memorial Hospital
City library closes for renovations with brisk book checkouts
For three days the city library, shut for renovations until August, operates like a sale as patrons rush to borrow eight books each. About 4,000 books were checked out, far above the usual 500 to 600 daily. Margaret Perkins reports over 500 books checked out daily, with a return deadline of August 15 and a drop box for due and misplaced volumes, as staff take vacations except for Miss Lillian Constant who will cover part of the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teok
Margaret Perkins
Lillian Constant
Governor Reed to Speak at Union Service Sunday
Governor Clyde M. Reed will deliver the Lawrence churches union service address titled Enforcement of Law in South Park Sunday evening July 20. He recently accepted the invitation from the Lawrence Ministers to speak to a church audience and is said to have been well received at Hutchinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde M. Reed
Lawrence
Southpark
Hutchinson
TWO PUPILS IN ONE EYE INJURY AT COLORADO
In Fort Collins Colorado Shirley Lie aged five has two pupils in one eye after a screen door spring cut the eye. Despite the injury she sees perfectly. The eye healed with two separate pupils remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Colling
Colo
Shirley W. Lie
Final plans for new Pinckney school unveiled at board meeting
The board of education will review final plans for the Pinckney school at a 7:30 p m Thursday session in the board rooms. Architect Thomas W Williamson of Topeka will confer on the plans. A coach election to replace Melvin Griffin was also expected. Harold Baker withdrew, leaving Joe Ulm of Lawrence as the remaining candidate. previous nominations were by Irving Hill and George Kirchoff with Dr A R Kennedy nominating Ulm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinckney School
Board’ of Education
Thomas W. Williamson
Topeka
W. W. Curfman
Melvin Griffin
Harold Baker
Wagoner
Okla
Curfman
Baker
Cushing
Ull
Kingman
Joe Ulm
Lawrence
Irving Hill
George Kirchoff
A. R. Kennedy
Ulm
Kansas Crops in Need of Gooding Rain
Topeka July 16 AP reports indicate corn growth slowed by a hot dry week with damage up to 25 percent in southern counties. Corn stands 2 to 3 feet high in the west, a soaking rain needed to avert a critical condition. Wheat harvest near complete as threshing follows. grain and hay in fair shape. pastures brown and alfalfa second crop secured. gardens and growth pared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
United States Weather Bureau
Communists Charged With Fomenting Strikes
New York July 16 AP Communists are charged with fomenting strikes in a testimony before the House special committee on labor. Charles G Wood commissioner of conciliation said communists targeted Pasquai N J New Bedford Mass Greater New York and Gastonia NC organizing strikes and blocking settlements. He testified workers in textile mills faced intimidation and thousands were driven from jobs under communist leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles G. Wood
Law Department
Washington
Special House
Wood
Pasqaic
N. J
New Bedford
Mass
Greater New York
Gastonia
N. C
PLAN A NOVEL CHRISTENING INCLUDES LINCOLN SPRING WATER
Louisville christening of the cruiser Louisville set for September 1 at Puget Sound will use water from the Lincoln spring, supplied by the Ladies’ Lincoln league of Hagdenville. Mayor Harrison accepted the offer. Jane Kennedy, a 13 year old Louisville girl, will sponsor the ceremony with a $1,200 silver service presented in the city’s name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Lincoln
Puget Sound
Washington
Harrison
Ladies’ Lincoln League
Hagdenville
Jane Kennedy
Spirit Message From Conan Doyle Reaches Ottawa Believer
D B Mathias of Ottawa reports a purported spirit world message from Sir Arthur Conan Doyle via the afterlife. The claim notes Doyle and his wife eagerly receiving a message that urges inquiry of God regarding salvation with spirits aiding the process. Mathias says Doyle had little to answer and hopes for the remainder of the message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Mathias
Ottawa
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Associated Press
Morday
Sir Arthur
Mathias
God
The
Ottawa Herald
Conan Doyle
General Nobile To Visit Scene Of Disaster
General Umberto Nobile aboard the Graf Zeppelin travels toward Spitzbergen to inspect the area north of North Cape where his Italia crashed. The expedition, previously censured for mismanagement, left Friedrichshafen with 22 passengers including Americans Mrs Parker of Cleveland and Mr Colgate of New York among them.
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Friedrichshafen
Germany
Umberto Nebite
Spitzbergg
Dirizible
North
Ca Ape
Nobile
Itn
North Pole
Graf
Parker
Cleveland
Goehst
Daugkters
Chicago
and Colgate
New York
Greaves
Liberty Post nine to play second Legion tourney game at KU
The Liberty Post nine from Lawrence will enter the second game of the Legion baseball tournament at the KU diamond tomorrow at 4 50 pm with David McCreath in charge. Other teams include Topeka Emporia and Pittsburg. Admission is free for Twilight League players with a gate list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Post
Lawrence
Secon
K. U. Diamond
David McCreath
Legion Rooms
Topeka
Emporia
Pittsburg
McCreath
Keeler
George Reed
Aoe Aise Bison
Legionnaires
Parents of Riewe Live at Corners of 3 States
Bernhard Riewe sits in the county jail on a culpable negligence charge after a Sunday night car crash. His parents, Carl and his Minnesota-based family, live near the North Dakota South Dakota state line at the three state corner, with mail sent from Fairmount North Dakota and an address listed as White Rock South Dakota. Riewe had worked threshing for Paul Brune north of Lawrence and harvested for Frank Topping in the weeks prior, hoping to return home by summer. Bond set at 500 dollars remained unpaid as Brune reportedly sought the bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernhard Riewe
Carl Riewe
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Fairmount
North Dakota
Rieve
White Rock
Riewe
Paul Brune
Lawrence
Frank Topping
Haucke Emphasizes Law Observance in Governor Bid
Republican candidate Frank Haucke urged officials to lead by example in law enforcement during a Southpark address before about 300 people. He backed highway development but opposed using gas tax and license fee revenue for administration rather than construction. He pledged no new taxes, urged support for state schools, and defended state institutions from political reshaping while shaking hands with voters across towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Haucke
Southpark
Wilder S. Metcalf
A. Smart
Tam
Topeka
Reed
Injured Woman in Topeka Car Crash
Mrs R L Williams suffered fractures of arms and legs yesterday when a car driven by her husband struck a concrete culvert two miles east of Topeka. She is reported in serious condition. Williams and three other occupants were uninjured and the car was demolished. Grants reprieve to Hagar in Oklahoma City Governor Holloway issued a sixty day reprieve for Claude Hagar, condemned for murder, while executions for Tom Guen and Edward Forrest were not stayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Williams
Topene
Topeka
Williams
Hagar
Oklahoma City
W. J. Holloway
Claude Hagar
Walter Harp
Ulysses
Kan
Farmer
Tom Guen
Edward Forrest
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Carroll
Noah Carroll
Wakefield
W. C. Ralston
Faton
Dr. Brinkley
Kansas Board of Medical, Registration
Edgerton
Kansas Medical Society
Fred. Jackson
Arkans
Medical
Governor Reed
Baldwin City
Kin
Highway No. 50
73-W
Olathe
Wellsville
Gardner
Overbrook
Grove
Shores
Ruel
Shoffner
Myatt
American Association
Salvia
Salina
Lawrence C. of C
Douglas County
the. Horatares
Dodgé
Bultene-Skinner Motor Co
Tennessee
Legge Fopeka
Alexander
Ae Fed
Clyde
Ie Reed
Hancax
Arraion
Thompson
Bond
Leinbach
Ft, Collins, Colo
Snyder
Ten Topeka
Jily
Henry J. Allen
Ralph Snyder
Federal Farm Board
Ady
New Pinckney School
Tola
Allen
Woodson
Coffey
Neosho Falls
J. C. Nisbet
Kansas State Agricultural College
Jamestown
N. Y
Stephen Czuturos
M Presbyterian Church
Simon L. Adler
Federal Penitentiary
Ottawa High School
R. £. Gowans
Miller
Mud Creek Bridge
Great Bend
F. J. Habberman
Barton County
Hoisington Hospital
Journal-World
General Nobile
Frank Haucke
Forceful
South Park
Haneke
Cornell University
Smart
Insurance Commissioner
State Supreme Court
Anige Smart
Bura
Vinland
Massachusetts
Earl
Johnson County
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