Jury selection in the Davis trials stalls amid motion to quash
In Dayton proceedings defense challenges the warrants used to indict former governor Davis and his son on bribery charges tied to a pardon. Judge Otis Byng sustains objections, allowing amendment of information as defense argues new details surprise them. Attorneys for the defense, led by Coles A. M. Harvey, contend the case hinges on technicalities while prosecutors seek to proceed. A related note reports a submarine test led to a radio-framed result, and Benjamin Forelome is arrested in the Cleveland rim ring case.
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Useninu
Ie Petond Dria
Govertog Dard
Adanger
Ftandal Harvey
Governa
Hussell Duivis
Davis
Tony
Coles A.M. Varvey
Defendanes
Fe Tie Dick
Randal
My Connolly
Adeiagtin Viyul Hedin
Roos
Wind
Aly Syensel
Penare
Washington, Mar
Benjamin R. Forelome
Cleveland
Germans Would Seize Katzer's Holdings
Berlin reports roughly 12.5 million German voters have signed petitions backing a plan to confiscate the property of Germany's former tiling families without compensation. The move aims to force a Reichstag vote and may go to a national plebiscite if not approved.
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Berl
Heichstae
Reichstag
Brazil Says No Objection to Germany Joining League of Nations
Germany disclosed Brazil’s reply regarding the League of Nations. Brazil stated it has no objection to Germany joining the League but opposes Germany securing a permanent seat, a matter to be decided by the League Council. The exchange followed statements by Sir Austen Chamberlain in the House of Commons.
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Forlin
Austen Chamberlain
House of Commongs
Riichstag
Sakinny
Brazil
League of Nations
Germany
Heise of Commons
League Steel
Annual institute planned by Wennard W C Totwill group
The Wennard W. C. Totwill institute meets Friday March 26 in the Chamber of Commerce Building. Time changed from Thursday to Friday. Supt's urged to attend with neighbors and a lunch basket for all day. Program includes devotionals and talks by Mrs Rebecca Wermphill Mrs Mars Swain Prof H I ene and others.
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Wennard W. C. Totwill
Chamber of Commerce
Ialan
Rebecca Twermphill
Dep't
Anna J. Prenton
Mars Swain
Eretare
Hagens
H. Ibene
Loveitl Musicong
Amer Aaronic
Kansas Forecast: Colder Tonight and Thursday in East
Weather notes show a generally colder trend tonight and Thursday across eastern and southern areas. Clear conditions expected with good road surfaces in Kansas City Emporia Salina Coffeyville Pittsburg Wichita Ottawa Topeka. Northwest Arkansas City remains cloudy with fair to good roads Hutchinson. The report reflects routine radio weather updates.
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Kansas
Kansas City
Emporia
Salina
Coffeyville
Pittsburg
Wichita
Ottawa
Toneka
Hutchinson
Peace Speaker Is Subject Of Query At KU
Inquiries begin among Reserve Officers Association about Thomas Que Hartigan's connections as he prepares to speak at the University of Kansas tomorrow. Harrison's ties to Peace efforts are reviewed. he will speak at a luncheon and two campus venues, discussing Germany, the League of Nations, and an ex-soldier's view of peace.
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Reserve Officers Association
Thomas Que Hartigan
University of Kansas
East
Har
Pr Sayre
College of the City of New York
Senate
Sayre
Foster
United States
Harrison
Tow” Schultz
Jis Y. M. C. A
Tank Corps
A.M. F
Boston Theological Seminary
Fellowship of Youth For Peace
Indianapolis
Schultz
Ottawa University
Lawrence
General Administration
Germany
League of Nations
Council of Religious Workers
Myers Hall
International Missionary Program
Myers’hall
City Planning Commission Set to Approve Zoning Measure
Tonight at 7 30 o clock at city hall the planning commission will consider final approval of the proposed zoning ordinance. After passing the ordinance it faces a vote by the city fathers. Petitions against the measure will be reported at the session, with objections circulated by owners of Cory stores and other residents.
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City Planning Commission
Planning Commission
Cory Stores
Dences Emly
Jury Brings In Verdict In Kidnapping Trial
The jury acquitted Augusto Malacra and Guiseppe Viola while Amerigo Pamini Albino Volpi and Ameteto Toverame were sentenced to five to eleven months in prison. The convicted men were barred from public office and ordered to cover trial costs. They qualify for the king's amnesty and will be released in June after serving time and time already served. Sheriff Cummings and Under Sheriff Rutherford led Jesse Willets and John Ayres to Hutchinson for reformatory custody after forgery and grand larceny pleas.
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Chieti
Tis
Ia.p
Matteott
Augusto Malacra
Guiseppe Viola
Amerigo Pamini
Albino Volpi
Ameteto Toverame
Hutchinson
W. J. Cummings
R. R. Rutherford
Jesse Willets
John Ayres
State Reformatory
Willets
Ayres
Passage of Checks by Neosha Youth Alleges Fraud
Neosha Falls area youth Dollmoyer, a first year University of Kansas freshman, shot through town near Lawrence after passing bad checks totaling near eighty dollars. He claimed his father would cover them. receipts list several merchants including Reand Corner Drug, Gibbs Clothing, and Houk Brothers. The father, employed at a gas company in Olathe, was notified and began partial payments as officers pursued the case.
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Joby Saties Dallmeper
Neosha Walls
College of the University
Ors
Dollmeyer
Kansas City
Lawrence
Gibb Clothing Company
Gandh
Davis
Dollmoyer
Reand Corner Drug Store
Thick — Brothers
George’s Laugh
The
City Drug Store
Gibbs Clothing Co
Houk Brothers Father Shop
Clathe
Neosho Falls
Omaha Sniper Carter Sentenced to Executions Next July
Frank Carter of Omaha was sentenced to be electrocuted on July 9 at the Nebraska State Penitentiary for the murder of De A D Searles, an alt encetalist, after judge Goss denied motions alleging irregularities in the jury. Carter remained calm, saying he faced his duty and would wait for the sentence at the state penitentiary about ninety miles away.
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Omaha
Frank Carter
Envier
Nebraska State Penitentiary
de. A.D. Searles
Dinier
Goss
Tos
Tlea
Carter
Plan Raster Sale At Cordley School To Aid Library
Miss Marcia Carter announces a faster sale at Cordley School to raise funds for the library. Events include student made candy boxes, pictures, animals, and pottery. a flower sale by the Cordley Teachers Association. Proceeds support school grounds beautification and a local sale partner.
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Cordley Selvnes
Selient Library
Marcia Carter
Tarent Teachers Association of
Jsehnd
Woman Sues Over Alienated Affections Alleging Husband’s Loss
Mrs J and Mrs W Manion are named in a Kansas City district court suit for 80000 dollars. Elmer Morand allegedly had his affections alienated by Mrs Manion who purportedly won his love by buying him clothes and cars.
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Faria
Jand
Wdith Lt. Manion
Kansas City
Manion
Elmer Morand
Morand
Resurfacing West Seventh and West Ninth Streets Favored
Carl Friend and Carl Graeber of Graeber Brothers Plumbing advocate immediate resurfacing of West Seventh and West Ninth streets as arterial routes. They urge funding from the city general tax, not from abutting property owners, noting heavy public use. Bank officials also support citywide financing to avoid setting a costly precedent.
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Carl Friend
West Seventh
West Ninth Streets
Friend
Carl Gracber
Graeber Brothers Plumbing Company
W. K. Hoover
Merchants National Bank
West Ninth
Merde
Lawrence National Bank
West Se
Gnomeral Lax If
Iowever
Green Brothers
Albert Green
Tie
Trayta
Daisy Simpson Improves After Hospital Fight for Life
Daisy Simpson an ex prohibitionist once called the “hy neena” fights for recovery in a city hospital after a suicide attempt tied to jail term fears. Willi S. Weed, narcotics chief, probes a San Francisco drug mailing as arrests loom. City bid openings set for water works improvements including a settling basin and river intake. Spain reports over 610000 titled persons. Radio service noted.
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Tiassa
Willi S. Weed
Narcotic Vhief
San Francisco
Daisy Simpson
Land
Louth
Daisy
New Parking Permit Rule for University of Kansas Campus
A new campus parking rule was approved by a university committee at the University of Kansas. Applications for permits will be handled by the dean’s office with a twenty five cent fee to cover tag costs. The rule limits main street access for students and staff only and aims to ease health or business related parking needs. A uniform campus traffic officer will help enforce the policy after spring break, with permits valid from 3:00 am to 3:00 pm five days a week.
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University of Kansas
Vew
Burin
Ealr
University
Emmlotee
Alt
Katherine Klein
Woman's _ Self Governing association
Pan Rien Jets
George ©. Shaad
School of Engineering
Agnes Tushard
Wae Yaen
John &. Dyer
Nien
Records Not Stolen in Desmond Taylor Murder Inquiry
Chicago reports mixed on the Desmond Taylor murder files after a hotel room briefcase containing the investigation papers vanished then reappeared. Harold J. Daitant of Los Angeles owned the room. Keyes and Davis traveled east to pursue leads with potential progress expected in about thirty days. Nine days later five impeachment articles against Judge George W. B. English were approved by the House judiciary committee.
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Chicago
Mar
Tolay
William Desmond T Tien
H. L. Davitant
la Keres
Los Angeles
Taylor
Asmar
Famous Motion
Hollywood
Wes
Asa
L Line Iien
Cphold
Washington
George W.B. English
Hlinets
House Judiciary Committee
Kansas Frost Tonight May Harm Fruit
Topeka Kansas frost warning says summer warmth will retreat tonight as temperatures dip to freezing in eastern Kansas and two to three degrees below in western counties. Partial cloudiness and limited crop damage expected though apricots plums and peaches may suffer. a dangerous freeze more likely Thursday night.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
D. Flora
Weather Bureau
New Minister Chosen for Plymouth Congregational Church
The Rev. Alfred D. Grey from Compton Church of St. Louis accepts Plymouth Church pastorate in Lawrence and will arrive around April 13. Grey, 35, graduate of Wheaton College and Chicago Theological Seminary, has held posts in Wisconsin and Oklahoma City and is praised for speaking and work with youth. He succeeds the Rev. R. A. Eusden, who moved to Newton, Massachusetts.
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Alfred D. Grey
Compton Iil
First Congregational Church
Waukesha
Wis
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
University of Oklahoma
Mitchell
Grey
R. A. Eusden
Congregational Church
Newton
Mass
Two Days Left to Register for Lawrence City Election
Lawrence residents without spring election registration have two days left. City hall registration remains open tonight and tomorrow until 10 pm. About 200 new voters registered since the primary, bringing total to roughly 6,600. The April 1 city election will choose a commissioner of public utilities with Carman leading Constant in the primary. Election booths stay at the same location as the primary.
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Lawrence
J. L. Constant
WW. Cleland
C. Ww. Paraen
Carman
Constant
Interstate suspends rate cuts on grain and wheat moves
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered a halt to proposed rate reductions on grain and other products from the Mississippi and Missouri regions to Gulf ports until July 26 while awaiting further acts. Wheat rates from Kansas City to Beaumont Texas and New Orleans would see changes, with corn charges set to drop from 29 to 26 cents.
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Washington
Mar
Wounds Prisoner Resisting Arrest in Chickens Case
Under Sheriff Rutherford nearly captured Henry Bowman, alleged chicken thief, as Bowman grabbed the gun during a scuffle lasting about ten minutes. Rutherford fired into the ground, then Bowman pressed the weapon to Rutherford’s abdomen. a subsequent shot injured Bowman slightly. John Ingalls, motorcycle officer, struck Bowman with a blackjack. Bowman was treated for a nonserious wound.
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R. RB
Rutherford
Harry Bowman
Bowman
Topeka
Paul Bowman
Lawrence
Ingalls
Cummings
Riuitherford
Learnard Avenue
Joint Alumxe Reunion Meeting Plan Amid Kansas Missouri U Ties
Kansas and Missouri universities set March 12 meeting in Los Angeles with speeches by Ki H Lindley Kansas and D Brooks Missouri. Both chancellors prepare addresses as the event aims to strengthen alumni ties and broadcast plans. A separate note reports Tulsa police pursuing identification of a decapitated body possibly that of Rose, a Wichita resident missing five months, with Sapulpa authorities coordinating.
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Theansas
Ussouri
Nia
Ki. H. Lindley
Kansas
Presid Statton D. Brooks
Mis le
Iutl
Tulsa
Mar
Rose
Wichita
Kan
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