State Supreme Court Reverses Textbook Case Ruling
Kansas Supreme Court reverses lower court and remands the Textbook Case to Douglas County with instructions to deny the injunction against the Lawrence board of education over use of supplemental readers. The decision confirms state law governing approved books and pricing in schools.
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Local clergy plan first censorship of Jesus film
Lawrence authorities announce the first local censorship of a moving picture from March 17 to 18 at the Bowserck Theater. The life of Jesus of Nazareth will be shown daily with private showings for ministers and church representatives to judge its reverence and authenticity.
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Faith
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Nazareth
Authentia
Investigation Team Named for Vaccines Inquiry
Washington May Mayelt Surgeon General Brace designates Professor John E Anderson and Surgeon Arthur M Stimson to lead the inquiry into Dr F Friedman's thericulosig vaccine. The duo will travel to meet a German physician in New York and collaborate there to obtain specimens and test them at the hygienic laboratory using monkeys.
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Mayelt
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Public Health Service
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Hygenie Laboratory
Arthur M. Stimson
F Friedman
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Senate Votes to Cut University Appropriation
Yesterday the Senate approved an appropriation bill granting the University 1,146,000 dollars, a near one million dollar cut from the original budget. The House is set to meet Monday to consider the measure, likely adopting the same reductions as the Senate. Two men, AL Cury and B Reynolds, died in a fire in Springs, Arkansas, yesterday.
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Second Darrow Jury Discharged In Bribery Case
In Los Angeles jurors halted after a vote of eight to four. a third trial was set for Clarence Darrow’s former chief counsel amid bribery allegations. Judge Conley ordered a new trial date as counsel prepared to push for acquittal or conviction. The panel had earlier reported inability to reach a verdict.
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Investigation Fruitful Urges Cooperation With State
A letter from Mandel to the Minnesota Work Commission notes fruit from ongoing inquiries. The letter mentions raising minimum wages for juvenile workers, specifying four dollars for girls aged 14 to 18 on small errands where aptness and fitness allow. Mandel states investigators will assess living viability on these wages.
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Olsen Pleads Not Guilty in Minnesota Professor Case
Professor Olsen of the University of Minnesota pleaded not guilty to first degree charges. He returned to the county jail after arraignment as grand jury proceedings loom. A postal card found in Dacling’s pocket, once thought written by a suspect, was attributed to Mrs. Daringlerselt.
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Mareh
Dacling
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Explosion Inquiry in Baltimore Death Toll Reported
Baltimore investigators probe a deadly blast blamed on a British ship launch. The explosion killed more than forty people and injured around sixty, with property losses over 250000. Officials fear the true cause may remain unknown as many informants are dead.
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Welfare Meeting at the YMCA on Prenatal Culture
The Welfare League held its regular meeting Monday March 10 at the YMCA building. Dr Sarah EF Caorthers will be the speaker with the subject Prenatal Culture. Everyone is welcome to attend.
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Methodists to Fill Pulpits Tomorrow in City
Methodist ministers will fill pulpits across Talleriee tomorrow with assignments by the conference. Bishop W O Shepard will speak at the First Methodist Church tomorrow morning, while others such as Dr Charles Bagnarit Mitchell and W C Hans are listed for additional services. Conference delegates visited Haskell Institute and the University of Lawrence this afternoon, hearing Newell Dwight Hillis before returning by special cars provided by the Congregational Club.
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W. O. Shepard
Charles Bayard Mitchell
Methodist Episcopal
Fred B. Benson
E. Hollar
Frank L. Loveland
Evenine
W. C. Hans
Second Presbyterian
E. M. Paddleford
R. R. Smith
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Lawrence
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University
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Conference Merger Vote Sets Path for United Methodist Conference
Kansas Conference votes 74 to 1 in favor of merging with the South Kansas Conference to form a single united body. The meeting included devotions by Baker University president James, remarks by Dr. B Trimble on finance, and updates from Dr A Parker on foreign missions.
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Jales
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Board of Foreign Missions
Indianapolis
Indiana
J. M. Thinlayer
Hugh R. “Orr
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Herbert Wassell
Jay F. Steves
Charles L. Foster
Floyd
Kaneaes Weatees Report Se fair Tonight Sod X
A fractured OCR line reports weather or fair details with unclear phrasing. The readable elements mention a fair and tonight events, but exact location, date, or participants are not discernible.
Charter Executive Board Busy Session at Methodist Church
The Woman's Flame Missionary Society of the Kansas Conference pressed for a state charter, with a decision favorable in principle and forwarded for approval. Officers elected included Mrs. W. Shepard as Secretary and Mrs. Annes Cochean as Training School Minister. The Murray Trust Fund remains in trust until the bakery becomes a corporation, and a conference dates set for Clay Center on June 26-27.
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Murray Trust Fund
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Society In Clay Center
Ridicule Riots at Senate Committee Room Testimony
Hundreds of women crowded the senate committee room this morning as the Washington police faced a parade inquiry. Defenders ridiculed early witnesses for suffrage methods while Major General Anson Mills condemned the insults toward his parade division. Rev A St Nehns defended police actions, saying the protests were unbalanced and used lard to block crowds.
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Washington
Marcel
Senate Committee
Army of the
Anson Mills
Office seekers must wait for appointments
Washington note says Postmaster General Burleson expects no past master appointments before April 1 except emergencies. He aims to avoid disturbing capable postal workers amid civil service objections. President and Senator Momeroy have not set policy on minor government rents. A bond issue for Lawrence prompts debate on municipal bonds versus water company bonds and home vs eastern markets. Anne Baker of South Carolina nominated for SenateSecretary. 25 votes to 23.
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Lawrence
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Wir
Water Company
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Anne
Bakerites Fill Church in Lawrence Visit to Conference
Baker students arrived in Lawrence with banners and colors, filling the First Methodist Church galleries for a conference session. Dr. W X Mason, Baker president, spoke on the advantages of small universities, arguing for smaller class sizes and closer professor-student ties. The visit featured the college band and a standing room crowd as attendees heard about Baker’s work and mission.
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Methodist University
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Mason
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Arrest Hyde Juror in Kansas City Trial
A chaotic courtroom scene in Kansas City led to a judge issuing a capias as juror Tryde Cetal faced allegations tied to bribery attempts. The deputy sheriff reported tensions as the defense and prosecutors argued over juror integrity and possible implications for the Hoyle murder trial.
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Nikey
Isa Apen
Thomas Holloway
Hoyle
Willy
Outdoors Again Jayhawker Baseball Candidates
The Jayhawker baseball candidates practiced on a wall field south of McCook Field. Coach Frank described a laid back afternoon with no scrimmage, noting the squad is smaller than ideal but spirits are hopeful. The outdoors are expected to add several new men to the team and improve the squad as woodwork and other tasks continue.
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Wortsine
Cramers Found Guilty in Misleading Singer Case
Charles Cramer and wife found guilty by a Chicago court of Mis Sophist Singer theft scheme. Verdict returns life imprisonment for Charles and fourteen years for his wife in the penitentiary.
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Charles Cramer
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Legislature Passes Commission Form Bill Amid Debts Plan
Topeka Kansas March 0 lawmakers push a commission form of government measure to curb municipal debt. The bill aims to fund floating city debts by April and bond the town, with a temporary expedi ent ending after the grace period. Governor Hodges signed seven measures and approved 31 resolutions, including tax, inheritance, education, and labor reforms as the session closes.
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MADERO JUNTA IN WASHINGTON
Speculation f Texas relations and anti Huerta sentiment rise as Madero loyalists in Washington form a junta. Reports say Carranza leads anti Huerta forces while US marines may be mobilized to protect Americans. Rebel strength gathers near Agua Prieta amid ongoing Sonora uprising.
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Washiran
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Marlero
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Minde
Republic
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Anders
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Saar
Tuerery
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Francisco Mader
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Messian
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Arsenal
One Penny for the Journal A Vast Value Claim
An old style ad promises greatest value ever offered for one penny. It extols a daily newspaper’s wide range of content from thrilling adventures to theater, music, sports and stories, claiming dividends in value for the tiny price. The copy imitates promotional hype with emphatic claims of freshness and entertainment.
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Heals
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Jo Jun
Olney to England Names Former Secretary as Ambassador
Washington dispatch reports President has offered the post of ambassador to Great Britain to Richard Olney, former secretary of state in Cleveland's cabinet. Heaton confirms no other diplomatic appointments have been decided.
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