Rumor Links KU Medical Dean to Penn Offer
Dr M L T Sadler, associate dean of Kansas University's Medical School, is the latest figure amid rumors he may leave for the University of Pennsylvania. He is currently in Philadelphia and cannot confirm the rumor. The piece notes his work at Lawrence and Rosedale and recalls Penn’s history of recruiting KU physicians.
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Kansas University
ML. T.stdler
Sudler
Phiiladelphia
Pennsylvania
University of Pennsylvania
Kahsas
Lawrence
Rosedale
Kansas
EL McChiny
Mervin T. Suter
K. Uisinge WO
Crumbine
Carler
Roselale
Sadler
University
Dr. Socter
University Sophomore Ben Sweeney Charged With Speeding
Ben Sweeney a University sophomore in mining engineering appeared in city police court for speeding. He admitted guilt but requested a brief stay to borrow $15.50 from friends to pay the fine. Police say his car traveled the 00 block of Massachusetts street at about 30 mph.
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Ben Sweeney
Sweeney
Kansa City
Massachusetts Street
Stole a Jewiled Hand In Railway Theft Mystery
New York May 1 a remarkable theft is charged to an unidentified person believed to hold a hand Felice Bournier a French maid lost when an elevated train struck her She fell from the station platform and the left hand was severed two rings were on the hand including a diamond as police searched the area the hand disappeared.
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New York
Felice Bournier
Iastaight
Marshall Answers Harvey Apologize If Charges Proven
Vice President Marshall pledged to apologize to Wall Street if charges are proven following Colonel Harvey's assertion that Marshall's speeches urged to curb distributions of wealth. He said no utterance would justify such claim and cited his career lessons on fraud witnesses during interrogation.
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Wall Street
Washington, D. C
Marshall
George Harvey
Republic
Stratton escape suspect believed captured in Pekin
Leavenworth authorities say Clyde Stratton, who escaped March 29 by crawling through a 15 inch sewer, is believed arrested in Pekin after Illinois officials matched his photo with a man named Frank Williams. Williams was arrested May 4 on burglary charges and identified by prison photo comparison as Stratton. Officials await Pekin word before deciding disposition.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Clyde Stratton
Federal Penitentiary
Pekin
Frank Williams
William
Stratton
Ilinois
District Court Adjourning Till May In Divorces and Crimes
Douglas county district court plans to adjourn tonight until May 1e and resume on the docket. State of Kansas versus Moulderhayer was dismissed after limited evidence. Caleb Watkins found guilty of criminal assault on his granddaughter after brief deliberation. Alfred T. Fowles of Texas faces pending verdict on desertion of his child with its cradle mother. judges to hear motions before court closes.
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Douglas Country
State of Kansas
Mouldéenhayer Cane
Inde Smart
Caleb “Watkins
Watkins
Fowles
Alfred T. Fowles
Texas
Pioneer George F E Young dies in Lawrence Kansas
Kansas pioneer George FE Young, 1833 Mass born, died at 12 50 this morning at 35 Tennessee Street Lawrence. Survivor list includes a widow and two sons Charles and Ernest. He aided in Quantrill raid era service at Lecompton Grant Township and later moved to Lawrence with wife. Funeral Sunday afternoon from his home with Rev N H Elferkin officiating.
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Kansas
Douglas County
George FE. Young
Tennessee Street
ME Young
Qiantrell
Lawrence
Ste Johnson Manse
Mr. Young
Massachusetts
Boston
Lecompton
Grant Township
Charles, Young
Ernest’ Young
Elferkin
May Peeve Germany Voices Across Peace Centennial
New York May 9 Frail Munsters berg of Harvard a German citizen told the American committee arranging the celebration of the one hundred years of peace among English speaking people that many non English speaking people regard this as an alliance between England and the United States antagonistic to Germany. He warned the committee to proceed carefully.
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New York
Fraf. Munstersberg
Harvard
Geriiman
England
United States
Germany
Ciew
Munesterbert
Resolution Declares No Cure for Tuberculosis Yet
Washington May 2 The Public Health Service says observations of Dr Friedman’s tuberculous patients do not justify public or medical confidence in a claimed remedy. A National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis resolution urges continuation of current treatment methods and holds no specific cure has been discovered.
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Washington, D. C
Public Health Service
Friedman
National ‘Association For
John F. Anderson
Association Uiat
Wisconsin Governor Attacks Republican Harmony Banquet
Wisconsin Governor McGovern denounces alleged insincerity by a small group within the Republican Party over the May 14 banquet. He accuses self-styled leaders of pressuring harmony while pushing the party out of its traditional bases and into other groups.
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Wisconsin
Madigan
Wis
McGovern
Republican State Central Committee
Bnt
Republican Party
Oiher
Expert questions signature on register at Sherman Hotel
Noted handwriting expert challenges signatures on the Sherman Hotel register linked to Lieutenant Governor O Hara. Elwell testifies the penmanship on the page appears natural with no attempt at alteration and bears no resemblance to O Hara or a Springfield man registered as Mr and Mrs Dinean.
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Chicago
Thinais Senaté
O*hara
Springfield
Sherman
Dinean
Formal protest from Japan presented to Secretary Bryan
Viscount Chinda delivered a formal protest against the California alien bill to Secretary Bryan in Washington. Bryan went to the White House after the meeting, stating he had no statement to issue, while the cabinet continued its session.
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Bryan
Viscount Chinda
Washington
D. C
Miv
Fapan
California
Tollay
Chinda
White House
Clay Dapan
Fire in Scutari blamed on Montenegrins
A large fire sweeps a bazaar in Scutari, venue of former Turkish fortress, with reports blaming Montenegrins for starting it as they left the city in retaliation for evacuation. A May 3 Montenegrin cabinet formation followed the resignation after Nicholas ordered evacuation. Nearby notes mention Mrs Faines Tomasén dying after a bee sting and blackout after thirty minutes.
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Vienna
Scttari
Columbus
Ark
K" Faines ‘Tiomasén
Laborer Falls Into Boiling Vat in Kansas Packing House
Jay Grip, a laborer, probably fatally injured after slipping and falling into a vat of boiling water while handling hams at a packing house in Thaneas City Kansas. The incident occurred in May. Authorities investigate the accident and identify the risks of hot liquids in processing areas.
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Kansas City
Jay Grip
Thaneas City
Kansas
Water Quality Report Flags Questionable City Supply
A source notes a yesterday water quality issue in Lawrence City affecting the city supply. The report cites bacteriological lab results and weather conditions as factors, signaling concern for residents about safety and potential advisories.
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Guy
Labora
the & S
Dr Garruth on Eugenics in Fraser Hall lecture
A large audience heard Professor Carruth outline eugenics as a developing field. He warned knowledge will grow, urged study, and proposed three action lines two involving restraint and one on guiding matings to favor beneficial traits. He noted risks, offered contacts at Cold Spring Harbor for observers to share findings.
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W. Carruth
Fraser Hall
Dr. Carreth
Huntingtoh Wilson
Tenet
Carrnth
Fridse
Cold Spring Harbor
Lang 5Land
N. Y
Sopaeiell
Inspectors Sentenced for Conspiracy in New York Corruption Case
Four former inspectors, Dennis Sywee ney John J. Martnay daniel F. Hys Tames and F. Thompsony, convicted of conspiring to obstruct corruption revelations, were sentenced to one year in prison and a $500 fine each. Authorities expected a possible plea by one to the district attorney, but none disclosed.
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New York
Dennis Syweeney
John J. Martnay
Daniel F. Hys Tames
F. Thompsony
Kansas City Prosecution Targets Interstate Beer Trade
A Kansas City Kansas court fined a driver five dollars and began prosecutions to curb interstate liquor sales. Lois Segelbaum, a beer bottling company driver, was fined and implicated for delivering beer to a Kansas address and collecting payment there. Cases against the other beer wagon drivers were continued for further preparation.
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Dale Lars
Kansas City
Kansas
Lois Segelbaum
Mnet
Wansay City
Ransis
Huquur Deliveret
Pinckney School Hosts Second Annual Play Festival
The second annual play festival was held at Pinckney school this afternoon. Nearly all students participated, drawing keen interest from parents and friends on the school grounds. The event featured special acts in Exék room and numerous colorful costumes and clever performances by the children.
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Pinckney School
Childrer Wig
Exék
Italians in Taxi Try Abduct Chicago Girl
A chaotic scene unfolded in Chicago as three Malians attempted to abduct Viola Shitaniv. The group approached the Shi residence, forced the girl into a taxi, where a revolver was shown. The girl resisted by breaking a taxi window, drawing police attention. one assailant was arrested while two fled, one of whom was shot at by officers.
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Chicago
Viola Shitaniv
Tariff Bill Sent to Senate for Finance Committee Review
The tariff bill moves to the Senate for consideration by the Finance Committee. Informal talks have progressed, with finance and paint prospects ready to report to the Wall committee. Merchant ventures and sub committees may push recommendations.
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Senate
Washington
Ilo. O
Attorney denies advised Missouri insurers in信quiry
Thomas Bates, attorney for fire insurance firms in Jefferson City, denies advising Chivas UL and others to push business in Missouri. He claims he was told by Attorney General Barker that enforcement would be lenient, and says he declined a compromise draft proposed by Attorney Folk.
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Missouri Insurance
Chivas
Thomas Bates
Missouri
Ormanerating
Fron
Keiferson City
Barker
TerRates
Talus
Aviator Killed in California Crash Near Santa Ana
A California airman died when his military aircraft crashed into a tree nine miles north of Santa Ana after taking off from San Diego. The morning flight ended in the tragic accident, with investigators noting the craft struck a line of trees before impact.
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California
Los Angeles
Cali
Mexican laborer injured in yard accident at depot
Nick Jaferviulos a Mexican laborer for the Union Pueiie is severely injured this morning after falling from a hand car in the depot yards. The car ran over him then he was carried to the depot and later sent to Kansas City hospital for examination.
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Nick Jaferviulos
Union
Pueiie
Jalerojules
Kansas
Civic Study Club to Hear John M Newlin on New Laws
The Civic Study Club meets tomorrow afternoon at Court House to hear Representative John M Newlin discuss the last legislature and answer questions on new laws enacted. The club, successor to the Douglas County Equal Franchise League, prepares plans for the State Franchise Association meeting in Lawrence May 1 and 20.
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John M. Newlin
Civic Study | Club
Court, House
Newlin
Civic’ Study Club
Douglas County Equal
Weloek
Lawrence
Mig
Engle Nominated to Head University German Department
Mount Oread friends urge Prof E Engle to lead the German Department after Prof W F Carruth leaves for Stanford. Engle, eldest in service, earned A B from the University in 1892 and A A from Harvard in 1908, with a year in Germany on leave. The new state Board of Administration takes over June 1 and will likely appoint Carruth’s successor soon after.
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Carruth
Aeqniet Boom
Mount Oread
E. Engle
W. F. Carruth
Lelind Stanford University
Portland
Oregon
Engle
Vetib
Tut
Dodd Retains Council President Post In Close Mount Grend Race
Mount Grend College reports a tight spring election for Men’s Student Council. Dodd wins presidency with 7 1 and 404 for Willson, aided by Engineering School support and 254 votes from Junior Engineers. Willson, from the Siphomere department, gains strong yet insufficient backing. other officers and council members are listed by school. Governor Colubnis columbnis May 002 approves a mother pensions bill.
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Mount Grend
Leslie Ht Dodd
Harry ‘S. Willson
Regilar
Willson
Dodd
Pron Tice College
Siphomere Hagalicapodls
Jack Malj Cubsen
Henry Maloy
College
Alfred Kistler
Cale Carson
Raldolf Kennedy
Herbert Tudor
Columbnis
Spo
Assessed Valuation and Population of Glinton Township
The report lists assessed valuation figures and population for Glinton Township, noting a population of 812 this year, a decrease from last year. It details personal property categories such as farm implements, vehicles, jewelry, and watches, plus various production and income indicators, and references changes in balance of property and exemptions.
Marion Aleo Shows Gain in Wealth and Population Township
Marion township assessment report shows increases in both wealth and population over five years. The latest total value is $461,000 plus, up from $420,605, a gain of about $40,425. Population rose from 29 to a higher figure noted in the column continued on page 4.
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Maron
Douty
Armstrong
Marion
Colum
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