Courts face questions on city suit dismissal and rights
Fragmentary legal quarrel describes how mayor and allies push to dismiss a suit with prejudice, risking voters not having a say and challenging law requirements. The dispute centers on whether officials and attorneys acted to shield a city from legal questions and finance, amid a tense public notices context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita
Jackman
Tolliday
Res Dion
Jackimattorney
Jackma
Tusted
Bteward
Walter G
Tule Meyer Holliday
Harry ‘Wapliy
Volophane
Carl Weylelg
Tod Dohnsar
Vinte Gente
Cis
Thule Stines
Examining Children for New Health Center Records
Report outlines procedures to test and record health data of preschool children for new health centers at thepus school building. It calls for a complete heart record per child and notes dates for March centers across multiple locations including McAllaster and Cordiex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harice
McAllaster
Mondiy
Cordiex
Frickis
York
SUTY A S7L DAMAGE SUIT FILED IN DISTRICT COURT
The district court this morning heard a damage suit filed by B Lackey for his daughter against Volay Do pany and Yellin Cab. The pleadings allege bodily injuries from a collision involving a University of Kansas vehicle. Miss Lacies could not attend school this week due to the injuries, the petition states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Lackey
Rhn
University of Kansas
Lacies
Drumm Trial Near End in Bank Embezzlement Case
Wichita March 6 The trial of Phil Drumm former cashier of the failed American State Bank of June 1925 neared its end today as the defense closed. Drumm is charged with misappropriation and embezzlement of the bank's funds and the case is expected to go to the jury soon.
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Wichita
Phil Drumm
Thhe American State Bank
Orcurier Drumm
Personal notes on students and visits from the State College
Fugene Funk attends classes at the State Agricultural College and plans a weekend with friends in York City. Mrs T M D Hendrickson and Mrs Rankin are among relatives hosting guests at their homes. Miss Emily Ferri will depart for Detroit in late March for a Merritt Palmer scholarship, about a three month stay. A new pastel blue fashion in London is named Elizabeth bea.
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Fugene Funk
State Agricultural College
el Hendrickson
Armstrong
Belle
Glenn AL
Seal R. Galford
York City
Rankin
Fischer
Emily Ferri
Florence Sherbonin
Kansas Bureau of Child Re Search
Avill
Detroit
Merritt Palmer’ School
London
Elizabeth Bhee
Duchess of York
Upcoming Week of City and School Events
Next week lists events at City Hall including zoning ordinance discussions on Monday. March 9 marks the City Primary. March 11 is a window meeting and March 12 features a girls physical education demonstration. Also planned are the Valley Track meet in Ames on March 15 and the Missouri Valley Track meet in Iowa City.
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City
Window Attveili
Iowa
Missouri Valley
Ames
Successful liquor raid targets East Lawrence by Cummings unit
Orist W. J. Cummings and his deputies raided East Lawrence last evening. The victim, David Gray, was found with four pints of liquor and arrested near the Cottage Hotel by Santa Fe station. He awaits hearing in Douglas jail, after claiming a long prior residence in Lawrence and plans to depart once freed. This marks the second such raid by county officers in three days.
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Orist
W. J. Cummings
East Lawrence
David “Enon
Cottage Hotel
Santa Fe
Douglas Rowly
Cray
Lawrence
Cummings
Deaths and Funerals for William Mansfield in Kad
William Mansfield aged 87 died yesterday at his daughter Mrs Maude Gibb 1515 Vermont street Funeral services will be at Junk parlors Monday at 10 with Rin Bee A Edwards officiating Burial at Oak Hill cemetery Pallbearers are IL i Bullene H B Ober C J Tuck Ness Brodhead John Kilworth and W E Tenney Mansfield born in Utica New York in 1830 of English parentage came to Kad in 1888 and lived quietly with his daughter for six years prior to his death He spent much time in business and made many friends in the area
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William Mansfield Williamt Mansfield
Maude Gibb
Vermont Street
Rin Bee
A. “Edwards
Lurial
Oak Hill Cemetery
IL i Bullene
H. B. Ober
C. J. Tuck
Ness Brodhead
John Kilworth
W. E. Tenney
Mr. Mansfield
Utica
New York
Psenrage
Kad
Myr
Mansfield
Lawreghe
Hollywood Wardrobe Sale At Paramount West Coast Studio
Hollywood fashion parade ends with a bid auction of worn costumes from Pola Negri and Gloria Swanson lookalikes. Pola’s pumps and a cape draw high bids as thousands race to the sale, while other society notes recount a Lawrence youth’s dating misadventure and a club protest over the Ninth Street fountain removal.
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Hollywood
Cal
Pola Negri
Gloria Swanson
Paramount West Coast
Pola
Gowds
Journal-World
Illinois High School Dramatic Club Presents Green Stockings
IL high school dramatic club stage Green Stockings at Memorial High School auditorium last night. The family comedy about a father and four daughters features Celia Paraday played by Joyce Bleck and Colonel Smith by Roland Stover, with strong ensemble work by Archie Kennedy Willardean Harnar Helen Holke Donald Dixon Lydia Catlin Grace Vernon Ernest Pontius Louis Kent Edward Kine and Albert Williams. Directors Bertha J Wile and Alice V Berne hard praise the cast and crew for a successful performance.
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Ithe Memorial High School
Cella Paraday
Joyce Bleck
Colonel Smith
Celia
Roland Stover
Archie Kennedy
iWillardean Harnar
Helen Holke
Louis Kent
Edward Kine
Albert Williams
T He Directirs
Bertha J. Wile
Alice V. ‘Bernehard
Harrow Hansen
Albert William
Betty Wood
Donald Dixon
Kansas Glee Club visits Buffalo amid Niagara River ice
The Kansas Glee Club en route to New York for a intercollegiate contest stopped in Buffalo. They observed a 5 degree above reading and a 15 degree Buffalo temperature on Wednesday. The Niagara River lay fully frozen with trees and shrubs coated in ice. The group crossed the ice to Victoria Park Ontario and sang from radio station WGY at Kenectad and later dined with KU alumni in Schenectady.
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Kansas Glee Club
New York
Buffalo
Nagneers
Tho Larremore
The
Niagara River
International Bridge
Victoria Park
Tario
Plee Club
WGY
Kenectad
KK. U
Schencetahey
Open Hearing Monday on Lawrence Zoning Ordinance
The opening hearing for the proposed zoning ordinance in Lawrence is set for Monday evening at 8 o’clock at the city hall. The planning commission will answer questions and hear protests or suggestions from citizens. If approved by the public after Monday’s meeting, the ordinance will be passed by the city fathers.
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Lawrence
Planning Commission
City Commission
Douglas County Scholarship Contest Exercises Chosen
The Douglas county Scholarship contest committee met this morning and selected the exercises for the arithmetic test. Committees were appointed to conduct and grade the contests. Miss Mildred Malorey is chairman of the second division spelling committee, Mrs Lucile Mc Greathill heads the first division spelling committee, and Mygs Elanora Anderson chairs the silent reading committee.
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Douglas County
Mildred Malorey
Lucile McGreathill
Elanora Anderson
Senate Proposal Probes Tariff Commission
Senator Robinson of Arkansas circulated a resolution calling for a senate investigation of the tariffs commission. The plan would cut the commission from six to four members and bar members with direct financial interests. The probe would be conducted by the senate finance committee.
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Washington, Mar
A.P
Senate
The
Tariffs Commission
Robinson
Arkansas
Senate Finance Committee
Briand Cabinet Falls in France After Tax Vote
Paris Briand eight time premier falls as cabinet is wrecked over sales tax provision of financial bill. Vote on confidence defeats government 274 to 221. London report notes Briand resignation sparks talks on League of Nations enlarged seats and shifts in Polish claim support.
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Paris
Aristide Briand
France
Chamber of Deputies
London
Austen Chamberlain
Geneva
League of Nations
Briand
League Council
Radiocast to relive National Glee Club Contest at Carnegie
Station KFKU plans a broadcast tonight at 8 15 Eastern 7 15 Central time of the National Glee Club Contest from Carnegie Hall. WEAF and WRAL will relay the program with eastern stations chain. KSD and WGN are closest relay points to Lawrence. KRU will try to pick up the waves and retransmit.
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KFKU
Dhe Tv
Carnegie Tall
Stole W. Anderson
K. Ye
Me “Triat
WRAL
New York
WEAF
KSD
St. Louis
WGN
Chicago
Lawrence
KRU
Tourney Under Way In Pittsburg District High Schools
The annual third district high school basketball tournament is in progress at Teachers College Pittsburg with 21 teams across eight Class A nine Class B and four Class C. Early results list Pittsburg College High and Pittsburg Tights among others. roundups include Frontenac Fulton Parsons Mulberry Arma Fort Scott McCune Cockerill Baxter Springs Cherokee West Mineral Mound City Ellsmore Weir, with second round games at Winfield and notable Class B scores like Udall Clearwater Haven Bethel Whitewater Milton Mound Ridge Pretty Prairie.
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Pittsburg
Mar. G
Teachers’ College
Pittsburg College High
Chetopah
Frontenac
Fulton
Parsons
Mulberry
Arma
Fort Scott
McCuneli
Cockerill
Baxter Springs
Cherokee
West
Mineral
Mound City
Ellsmore
Weir
Frontenaa
Melune
Winfield
Udall
Reece
Norwich
Clearwater
Haven
Whitewater
Bethel
Milton
Mound Ridge
Pretty Prairie
State volley ball tourney opens with 16 teams
Sixteen volley ball teams from about a dozen Kansas towns compete in Newton for the first state tournament. Six teams in Class A and ten in Class B play round robin, with class winners determined by total games won. Coleman Lamp Company of Wichita leads Class A after wins over Hutchinson and Fort Scott, while Hutchinson and Wichita beat Salina. Emporia shines in Class B with Bridgeport Machine Company and Wichita as strong contenders.
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Newton
Mar
Kansas
Coleman Lamp’ Company
Wichita
Hutchinson
Fort Scott
Salina
Emporia
Bridgeport Machine Company
Wichita Feants
Odd and Interesting Historical Reminiscences
The article recalls fez origins in Muslim prayer to keep forehead contact unimpeded by brim. It notes lanolin’s ancient production in Greece, rediscovery in the 19th century, and praises Saracens for superior steel workmanship. It mentions Malines Cathedral Buried Cardinal Mercier and a proposed Florida canal linking the Atlantic and Gulf.
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Greece
Sheffield
Malines
Cardinal Mercier
Florida
Atlantic Ocean
Gulf of Mexico
Fire damages home on Garfield street
A grease fire in a frying pan at the home of Alex Bryant on Garfield Street caused a blaze at 5 41 pm yesterday. The flames damaged the house and furniture with an estimated loss of 700 dollars for the structure and 200 for contents, insured in full.
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Alex Bryant
Garfield Street
Wheat market boosts amid cold forecast and demand
Ghicaze March 6 AP reports unsettled trading as zero temperatures threaten domestic winter wheat and prompt buying. Prices show gains in wheat, with corn and oats steadier, while hogs and cattle markets hold mixed, reflecting cautious sentiment and new York-Liverpool market dynamics.
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A.P
Liverpool
Atlantic
Chicago
Saratt
BOLL
West
Mary
Qate
Kansas City Livestock and Grain Markets Mixed Week
Market notes show cattle prices steady to higher with fat cattle and feeders firm, sheep and lambs strong, fat lambs around 19.25 and feeding lambs about 14.50. Slaughter supplies steady. hogs and calves mixed. Grain futures mostly unchanged with No 2 corn and wheat quoted around 1.60 to 1.68 per unit.
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Chicago
Mar
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Gil S. Devt
Calvas
Com Parca
Cannes
Ishorn Wetherg
Milo Meizé
Stascy Us
Wheat and market notes from Kansas City and New York
Market briefs list wheat contracts and prices for May July and Sept with mixed bids. Local markets report hay alfalfa prices, standard and choice grades, and poultry and hog figures. Government bonds and notes are lightly noted in early March trading.
Wall Street Day of Erratic Fluctuations Ends Lower
Erratic stock market trading today featured brief new highs for Chesapeake & Ohio and American Can, with Chesapeake up to 128.5 then slipping to 120, while American Can jumped early then fell. The Foundation Company dropped after the 1825 earnings report, signaling nervous market conditions amid extensive account readjustments. Total sales were reported near 1 million shares.
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Wall Street
New York
Maz
Aay High
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chesapeake
Joy
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Chamber of Commerce of
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Federal Reserve Bank Building
IL. H.S. Dramatic Club
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University of Kansas Glee Club
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University of ‘Kansas
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City Hay Market
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Vjawrence Iron Works
New Hamp
Episcopal’ Church
10Th
Vermont
the Holy Communion
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