Eight Points on Howat Case Discussed in Opinion
The Kansas Supreme Court upholds the eight issues in Howat's case, ruling the industrial court law valid and a board under the statutes. Alexander Howat faces one year in jail for contempt. Attorneys Brennan and Howat consider rehearing and possible federal appeal.
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Joneka
Lune
Kansas
Industrial’ Court
State Supreme’ Court
Décisian
Crawford County
Alexander Howat
Robbery at Jacob Bi Loeb Home Ends With Escape
A visitor described as from Chicago arrived June 11 and found six men playing cards in a well lit room facing the street. They showed $1,400 in bills and $10,000 in checks when a robber appeared. The players mistook him as a neighborhood joker and refused to surrender the money. the man escaped, while Mr. Loeb concealed others.
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Jacob Bi. Loeb
Loeb
Mrs Southard Remanded in Twin Falls Jail in Murder Case
Early on Falls Idaho June 11 Mrs Southard charged with murder in the death of her fourth husband Lely Southard arrived in Twin Falls with Deputy Sheriff Ormsby to await trial. She sought secrecy and objected to questioning while jail authorities moved her to a cell. Her attorney and chief counsel said she is entitled to a speedy trial and an effort will be made to obtain trial at the current district court term.
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Ionotulu
Teade Pyverland Automobile Crom Wells
Ner
Union services schedule for Lawrence churches
The Sunday evening union meetings in Lawrence will start in South Park tomorrow at 8. Rev S S Klene of First Methodist will preach and a special musical chamber program and congregational songs are planned. Later sermons are set for June 19 by Rev Ray Eustler of Palmonth Congregational, June 25 by Rev M Lee Sovey, and July 3 by Rev Frank Jennings of First Baptist. weather may move services to First Methodist if needed.
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Churches of
Lawrence
South Park
S. S. Klene
First Methodist Church
Ray Eustler
Plamonth
Lee Sovey
Mr. Sovey
Christitus Chuyeh
Ba Rence
Chian
Beatrice
Nebra
Frank Jennings
First Baptist” Church
Gujon
First Methodist c
Shaker Time Students Face Summer Room Rates at KU
Kansas University announces summer session room rates with reduced heating and lighting. Charles Sterling, president of the Roo hous association, says prices will range from 16 to 25 dollars per month for single rooms and 23 to 25 dollars for doubles. The ten weeks of summer count as two months, with one month’s rent for students staying six weeks and full month’s rent for the last four weeks. Sterling notes less responsibility and greater value for money as most summer students are serious and here to study.
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Unive
Charles Sterling
Roohous Association
Lanilaliek
Aided Mrs Kaber Named Supplier of Medicine
The article identifies Mrs Kaber as the person who supplied what was described as medicine. No additional context or details are provided about the incident, her role, or the outcome.
Questioned Her Again in Murder Plot Grilling
Mrs Kaber and her daughter Marion McArdle pleaded not guilty to first degree murder charges arising from a Cleveland murder plot. Both women were arraigned before Judge Maurice Bernon and remanded to county jail. Police linked a woman to a plan to hire an assassin for $3000. Raber, identified during questioning, said she would die by suicide rather than stand trial.
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Cleveland
Catherine Kaber
Daniel Pfaber
Lakewood
Ohio
Marion McArdle
Marner
Kabb
Maurice Bernon
Catherine Kater
Tae Hee Daushier
Marian McArile
Pader Indictmettato
New ‘York
Raber
Cere Prillingg
Kaber
Farmers Union Met at Fulava Convent
The second quarterly convention of the Farmers Union was held at Fulava on Thursday attended by about 40 people despite rough weather. County president Johnsdn spoke on cooperation and ongoing local work. Harris gave a talk on current issues and delegates discussed solutions for future actions at the next meeting.
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Farmers’ Union
Ly Erjoved
Unior
Bank Alarm Sparks Night Police Standoff
A burglar alarm at Tabs drew police from town parts with arms drawn and sticks ready to repel an attacking party. The incident details appear in local reports as officers pursued the intruders and noted the scene after the disturbance. County commissioners later appointed L. M. Flory as constable for Lawvet township in an afternoon session.
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Ceording
Supreme court rules anti syndicalism law allows L W E entry
Kansas Supreme Court upholds Montgomery county ruling in favor of C. E. Harquist described as an alleged L W E member. decision states that the 1920 anti-syndicalism law does not bar loyal or entry into the state for members of disloyal organizations. June 11 report from Topeka.
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Topeka
Kansas
Lawrence Lodge Votes to Move Grand Lodge Headquarters
Lawrence lodge knights of Mythias approve moving the grand lodge headquarters from Hutchinson to Lawrence. Linwood lodge members back Linwood’s campaign to bring the Pythian home to Lawrence, aiming to expede handling of lodge business. A campaign committee includes Lewis, Harris, Menike, and Watson to promote the plan publicly.
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Lawrence Jory
Knights of
Mythias
Linewoods
Python
Lawrence
Linwood
Limwourl
Awrence Lodge
Grand Lodge
Hutchinson
Ders
Kansas City
I Tewi
Arkansas River Flood Threat Reaches Great Bend
June 11 dispatches report the Arkansas River rising sharply at Great Bend with backwater flooding lowlands. A breached irrigation dam south of town flooded acres of high land while the river widens to over three miles in places. Wichita observers warn the crest may push water into the city, prompting residents and merchants to move goods as bridges brace for drift and strain.
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Great Bend
Arkansas River
Westerday
Arkansan City
Arkansas
Colorado
Wichita
O’elovk
S&s
Rickey home case gains approval for altered bequest use
A court ruling permits using the Flintain home funds for purchasing new property and repairs after determining the original bequest was unsuitable for its intended use as a girls home. The decision allows acquisition of other suitable property, with $7,100 spent on the new lot and $4,000 on repairs and furnishings. Additional docket items include divorce denials, support payments set by court, and a note on pedestrian right of way in traffic cases. The report also lists outcomes in several motor accident suits and quiet title decisions. The June 11 Washington update reports peace resolution progress and a high county tax intake of $9,580.60 by the treasurer.
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Mate Ant A. Mitchell
Ohio
Eighth Streets
Allén Curtis
Tn Wolvel
E. T. Arnold
D. PL Wood
Aml
Clarence Filburn
George Clark
Summer Session Enrollment At University Begins
Enrollment for the summer session opens Monday at 8:00 in Robinson Gymnasium with Prof W A Johnson directing. Representatives from faculties provide desks for registrar and treasurer and late enrollment may occur at the same time. Most students will be graduate and six hour limits will apply, allowing two courses for many. Regular classes start Tuesday with three hour courses at 7:50, 9, and 11, and two hour courses at 8:09 and 11.
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Robinson Gymnasium
W. A. Johnson
Paclity
Resistrar
Reg Poten
Dean Blackmuir
Contex
Avill
Tohasan
Manney
Fraser
Lowlock
Students fail to pay stadium union pledges in time
Fourteen thousand dollars on pledges for the stadium union fund may be paid after May 1 as records show many students left school without settling their commitments. George Foster, campaign leader, said some banks will accept payments and issue receipts, while a few subscribers remain unpaid. A divorce suit was filed in Douglas County District Court by Ida Hardin against Charles Harding alleging extreme cruelty.
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Alents
George C. Foster
Cam
Ign
Global
Cone Bank
Tinaglas County
A Hardin
Charles’ Harding
Harding
Terife
Sims Is Called Home From England in Navy Shift
Washington reports Secretary Denby ordered Rear Admiral Sims to report immediately after quoting his London speech accusing Sinn Fein sympathizers in the United States. Sims had said he would sail home on June 16 to receive a degree from an English university, but now faces immediate duty at the Navy.
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Sims
Washington
England
Denby
Secretary of the Navy
Sinn Fein
United States
London
Funeral for Col. Fred Galbraith in Cincinnati A Largest Military Service
Cincinnati hosts a major military funeral for Colonel Fred Galbraith, commander of the American Legion chapter. The service features international representation with French high commissioner Marcel Isndcht and two French veterans carrying the flag, along with Assistant Secretary of the Navy Theodore Roosevelt Jr. arriving from Washington.
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Cincinnati
Il Joseph J Hodker
Bortowe
Fred Galbraith
American Legion
Indienapolis
Marcel Isndcht
Fréieh
United States
Theodore Roose
Washington
Beatrice Association Acknowledges Service At Meeting
The board of directors thanks Mr 50 rew The Y M C A for their work with the association. Rev Lee Sorex is praised for his service and respected figures note preparations for Rev Sprey to join the Beatrice association. No successor to My into the baal has been appointed.
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Y. M. CG
A. Board of Directors
Lee Sorex
Heath Ice
Beatrice Association
Sprey Nh
Baal
Eee
Housing group meeting chaired by George Foster set
George O Foster will preside at the Chamber of Commerce meeting next Friday. He chairs the housing committee and will address the housing question. Chancellor Linsley will discuss unity at Lifiver University, while Dean Hatter leads singing. Hospital reports, a confession involving Way Smith and other local names emerge. Babe Ruth hits eighteenth homer for New York as Detroit cases unfold.
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George O. Foster l
Chambon of Commerce
Fuosilay Hoon
Foster Iz
Delate
Linslley
Dean
I- Hatter
Drainage plan eyed to reclaim county tract
Kansas State Agricultural College investigators discussed drainage optimization for a 600 acre Douglas county tract. B Walker outlined a main system capable of handling storm water, proposing a $60,000 investment to reclaim land previously under water and boost value.
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Kansas State Agricultural College
Douglas County
Pelvoir
G. Woodward
Walker Toex
B. Walker
Slater Walker
Ferm Bureau
Haskell Commencement Week Features Ollanta Play and Sermon
The Haskell commencement week opens tomorrow with Dr. S. A. Lough of Baker University to preach the sermon at the graduating class. Monday includes an alumni banquet and a union meeting of religious organizations. Tuesday features a novel program with department addresses and demonstrations, plus an exhibition in the auditorium showing Cherd Cattle swine and poultry. Tickets for Ollanta the Monday evening performance are 6 cents.
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Haskell
Ss. A. Lough
Baker Unieversity
Ollanta
France Als
Exigecat
d&Se
Aasium 3
Mitkell
Hal
Comet Closest Moon Monday Night Not Visible To Naked Eye
University astronomer Prof Alter announced earth and a comet reach their nearest point Monday night at about eight million miles apart. Observers expect no naked eye view as the comet’s tail and orbit shift reduce visibility. Marriage licenses were issued in Douglas County to John Hugh and Lua Holliday and Le Strom and Verna Yonale in a separate brief item.
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Dinmore Alter
Unibiversity
Lietsaes
Douglas County
John
Hugh
Pittsburg
Kansas
Lua Holliday
Lawrence
le Strom
Ight
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