Testimony Tied to Pardons Probe In Davis Case
Testimony centers on an alleged conspiracy to sell pardons and paroles in the Davis administration. Key figures include ex governor Davis son Russell Davis and banker Fred Polman as a star witness in related suits. Court debate focuses on admissibility of collateral evidence and potential bribery schemes linked to pardons.
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Russell G., Davis
Edward
Rooney
Tebuc
Tinkham Veale
Peterson
Kansas
Glenn Davis
Kansas City
Davis
State Reformatory
State Penitentiary
Reformatory
Hutchinson
State Board of Administration
State House
Fred Polhman
Clan Davis
Polman
Cr Rovernoris
Russel
Pollman
Frankiey
State’ Supreme Court
McClure
Veterans greet Salina for G A R encampment event
Parade events and ceremonies mark the forty fourth state encampment of the G A R in Salina Kansas with veterans honored and schoolchildren given flags. George Siler 96 of New Cambria is noted as the oldest veteran. Kansas department backs Bernard Kelly of Topeka for national commander, with other officers sought for state roles.
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Salina
Ken
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G. Oh. R
Memo, Hall
George Siler
New Cambria
Buchanan
Kansas Department
Bernar Kelly
Toneka
George 2. Blackwood
Cherryvale
Ranson
A. Graff
Wellington
Parsons
Independence
Teagan
Advertising censorship urged by Kansas City Post editor
Kansas City advertising manager Fr Crowell urged University of Kansas journalism students to push papers to censor ads and boost trust in advertising. He advised choosing advertising as a career and emphasized selling oneself, not just taking a job, during a talk to Alpha Delta Sigma.
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Associated Advertising Clubs
G.C. Crowell
Kansas City Court -Post
Department of Journalism
University
Crowell
Crowell Brat
Quettlef Alpha Delta Sigma Crary Advertising Fraternit. of
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Alpha Psi Fraternity Seeks Ties With commerce Schools
Minneapolis May 5 Associated Press announces discussions on methods to promote a professional interest in business and systems study to unify schools of commerce with law and industry. The Alpha Psi fraternity plans June meetings to explore closer affiliation with commerce schools across the United States. The order, founded at the University in 1903, now includes university representatives and accounting experts. Its fifteenth anniversary convention will be held in Minneapolis with about 159 delegates.
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Minneapolis
Associated Press
Alpha Psi
United States
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Proim
Toreador Tale Stirs Comedy On Safe Bull Ring
A Latin leading man fears the raging bull in a staged bullfight. The arena, built for spectacle, fails to guide him as the bull presses forward. Frustrated director snaps at the slow pace, while the actor pleads for a safer approach amid the tense set.
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Iris Yen
Personal notices from Kansas City visits and travel
Mrs W H L Riggs is recovering at the home of her H Ed in Kansas City. Mrs Grace Dean and daughter Miss Lois Dean of Baldwin stopped here between trains yesterday for a visit with Mrs S K Fank. Miss Dean has just returned from Brussels Belgium where she studied music. Her mother met her in Galesburg.
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W. HL Riggs
Kansas City
Grace Dean
Lois Dean
Baldwin
S. KL Fank
Miss Dean
Tron Bruselis
Belgium
Galesburg
Work on New Road Over Baldwin Hill
County engineer BE. E. Trueblood notes the Baldwin Hill project is among the county’s most difficult road undertakings. Ten teams cut the hill yesterday as weather aided progress with blasting to clear a route. Graders shape the grade, starting at the hill base near the allroad crossing and linking to the Lawrence Baldwin road into Baldwin city.
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Hew Sen
Lawrence-Baldwin
Baldwin
BE. E. .Trueblood
Jaynes trial resumes in Wichita with defense motion debated
The May 12 Wichita trial notes the state resting against John T. Jaynes on embezzlement charges from the American State Bank. Judge Pierpont prepared to rule on the defense motion as Evens led the argument, with witnesses including Colvin detailing bank notes and statements. The day also records unrelated local social tidbits and brief mentions of photography and public figures.
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Kan
Associa
John T. Jaynes
American State Bank
Rover Pierpont
Evans
Jstsie
Colvin
Seome
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Harry Castor
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U S Investments Abroad Reach New Highs in 1924
Washington reports the 1924 foreign trade and financial exchanges show U S investments abroad increasing by about 1 billion dollars to exceed 9 billion. Hoover notes invisible items lift 22 percent of exports and that the United States remains the world’s greatest investor amid broad capital movements.
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Washington
Associated Press
Commerce Department
United States
Hoover
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Ameriane
Europe
Honver
Regor
Hearing on temporary injunction over slot machines in Kansas
Kansas City May 1. State Wichita and Wyandotte county attorneys pressed for a hearing on a temporary injunction issued last October to ban slot machines. Judge Pollock granted a hearing date for next barge day. Monument sale ad follows.
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Kansas City
State of Kansas
Wichita
Wyandotte County
Kansas
Federal District Court
Kangsxs
John C. Pollock
Pollock
Robert C. Foulston
C. A. Burnett
Hayward
Wandatte
Attornney
Tudge Pollock
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