Committee Pushes Hussey Resignation Over Spy System Talks
A state committee pressed Hussey to resign amid controversy over a spy system and alleged eavesdropping within the public service commission. Testimony cited payments to an accountant and questions about staff salaries, with Greenleaf defending openness while others pressed for clarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Husse
Greenleaf
Miedey
Hierey
Commission
Sys Wise
Walter Grice
Commission Rey
Mae
Hussey
Gr Pti
Grice
Jess
Witn
Four Men Fined for Disturbing the Peace in City Incident
Frederick of Benner Spyings L C Madison of Osborne F Foster to Ellsworth and L F O'Brien of Irankas City Ma were arrested in a minor war with officers last Frid night and found guilty of disturbing the peace fined 40 each Liquor charges against the defendants were dismissed upon motion of Attorney C1 Stewart and the charge of disturbing the peace substituted The men had pleaded guilty to the liquor charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Benner
L. C. Madison
Osborne
Foster
Ellsworth
L. F. O'Brien
Irankas City
Word
Stewart
Accidents Rise in Tokyo Traffic in 1926
Tokyo records show 16,262 traffic accidents in 1926 with 234 fatalities and 9,781 injuries. Bicycles caused 8,752 incidents, trams 445, and tukehawks 105. about 13,000 motor cars operated in the Japanese capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shich
Penn—Sehats
Topeka Ties Local Golfers in 27 27 Match
The Topeka and Lawrence golfers played yesterday at the Country Club links ending in a 27 to 27 tie. F. W. Griggs of Tonea was low medalist with 77, J. C. Finks 77 was second low for Toneka, Pentell Jones led Lawrence with 80, and Chester Jones had 81. Neal Wright was high score man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tereka
Lawrence
F. W Griggs
Tonea
J. C. Finks
Toneka
Pentell Jones
Chester Jones
Egut Halix
Griggs
J. Fink
H. S. Morgan
A. Brassler
Neal Wright
Taro
Topeka
Anderson
Jones
Patlatenn
P. Jones
Germans Produce a Pain Killer Reported Safe
Washington reports from Berlin say a new anesthetic named E207, a bromide injected into the intestinal vein, provides general anesthesia and spares surgeons from wearing masks. It reportedly suits patients over 70 without disturbance, but final appraisal awaits further tests and professional consensus. Also, city officers responded to a resident’s call about owls in the Rhode Island Street area, shooting one owl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Berlin
Commerce Department
Germany
Psu
Rhode Island Street
Hunter
Turner
Eudora Community Notes and Activities
Local Eudora events recount social visits, school programs, alumni meetings, and family gatherings. Residents include Mrs Gertrude Hydt Kansas City Mo, Miss Genevieve Lee, Miss Ruth James, and many from the Trefz Stadler and Grabske families. The senior class and Minerva Rebekah lodge report activities, elections, and upcoming banquets amid hospital, theater, and church-related outings across Lawrence and Topeka areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert Marley
Eudora Rural
Marley Grove
Mrg
Ella Carlson
Mies Lucille Gramce
Vera Woodard
Maurine Moore
Teke Desay
Fern Knabe
Mildred White
Dorothy Gabriel
Cornelis
Bernice Meeder
Frances‘ Strobe
Dorothy Haverty
Ricker
Kansas City
skin,Trefz
Laura: Cooper
William. Stadler
Ruth James
Fred James
Eudora Rural High ‘School
Nielin Solo
Warner Torsythe
Peadl 'Bartz
Elizabeth Schlegel
Marguerite Combest
Arno Ziesenis
Sunc
Artne
Aiesetiis
Paul Hausman
Warner ‘Forsythe
Reading
Belle Roche
Charles Brecheisen
Wesley Deckwa
Santa Fe
Jake Milburn
D. H. Fredericks
Eudora
Genevieve Lee
and Lee
Bonner Springs
Kansas University
CE. Cory
C B. Johnson
Juty
John Patterson
Eleanor
Alfred Eisele
St. Paul's
Theo Hauck
Fred, Moll
Topeka
Geo
Schubert Spank
Curtis Diedrich
Thelman Deay
Pearl Rose‘haut
Almont
John Griener
Santa Fe Hospital
Mary Mertz
Gertie K. Johnston
Lawrence
Hoyt
Kans
Johnston
Hebekan
Theo
Ballick
Clara
Theophil
Paul Lukan Sr
Baldwin
Paul Lukan
Kansas Wins Valley Track Meet First Since 1910
Kansas University captures the Missouri Valley track title for the first time since 1910, with standout performances by Grady who tied and then broke Kansas records in the 100 and 220 yard dashes, and Doornhos competing for the high hurdles record. Cooper and Woods contended in the mile events amid warmups and cooling conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
H. J. Huff
Cooper
Gfineolay
Paul Woods
Kansas
Moulter
Haddock
Kent ‘Farley
Missouri
Charles Doornhos
Fairchild
Girls Track Meet At High School Event Highlights
Reading of the fragment shows a girls track meet at a high school held at Manuel goal and Souta park on Friday afternoon with 83 entrants. Events included broad jump and potato race indoors and 60 yard dash outdoors, with Pauling Jones and Alla Waters tying for high point with three firsts and a second each. Officials named with judges and timers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel Goal
Souta Park
Saivants
South Park
Pauling Jones
Alla Waters
High Point Coptestatt
Judees
Idna Lura
Hanna Lee Gkn
Mary Ross Doty
Ramona Gilbert
Mary Carrol
Hillis
Mauring Murphy
Sarah Pte
Timerh
Vivian Lifford
Edith Korh
Elya Douglas
Mildred Ligham
Dorothy Walker
Katherine Bunton
Margaret Hays
Lystances
Paulina Jenes
Lona Deyee
Stuond
Chetanee
Lawrence
Mary S
Tamura A. Hollilay
Marjorie Bimminds
Lean DePorrest
Lietanee
Go Fear
Qglasa
Lee Reer
Theteva
Margaret
Tra Olmstead
Alita Waters
Margaret Swipids
Alta Wasters
Ela Fneeras
Vera
Atta
Airya
Claudine FF Nelds
Sita Water
Dike Tani
Alice Grant
Ruth
Lowe
Shaw Seeks Eighteenth Term as Missouri City Mayor
Charles G. Shaw, long serving mayor of Missouri City Mo, contemplates another run amid a national mayoralty marathon scene. A local notice mentions rental rates and a trade name Felander's at 639 Mass, with a fragment about a Johnson's Floor Wainer rental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Shaw
Missouri City
Kansas Wins Key Baseball Series Despite Aggie Upheaval
Kansas University remains alive in the Diamond race after a three-game series with Kansas Agricultural College in Manhattan. The second game turned rough with a 19 to 12 Kansas victory as Aggie players clashed with Kansas on and off the field. Swensen pitched well amid wind, while Marsh struggled early for the Aggies. Kansas hopes to sweep Missouri next, needing help to clinch if Oklahoma stays in contention.
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Kansas University
Kansas’ State Agricultural College
Manhattan
Kansas
Aggies
Swensen
Kas
I A. C. Rootsers
Kas¢mar- Hill
Altho
Swensen Troun
Marsh
Coughran
Sox
Hugh
Coy
Agric
Aggie Ace
Krieckhaus
Chalfont
Livingston
University At Missouri
University of Oklahoma
Ebm
Krieckhaas
Culp
Kraemer
BRS
Toy
A & Pelsin
Tota
Jayhawks Hit .***** Kansas Batting Averages Rise
Kansas University baseball notes show Stoney Wall leading with .833 through 51 at bats, Krieckhaus improving to .266 after a 5-for-day, and Chalfant at .288. Hull and Krieckhaus struggle with early-season slumps while Kraconery, Maney, and others contribute as regulars.
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Money
Stoney Wail
Mee
K. Uladn Heistand
Jayhawkeys
Nomi
Kansas
Kansas Aggie
Stoney Wall
Swensed
Hab Héiat
Kracinery Leadar
Hill
Krieckhaus
Hull
Maney
Chalfant
Mark
Altha
Chalfont
Vna
Sainte
Friday Duplicate Bridge Club Meets at Mrs McGlanahan’s Home
Friday afternoon duplicate bridge at 1611 Tennessee Street hosted by Mrs A FE McGlanahan with five more tables. Hostesses include Mrs Hovey Hanna Mrs Floyd Rakit and Mrs Wayne Simonds. Captain and Mrs B Risk entertained twenty two guests Saturday with elaborate colonial decor and pink lavender accents. George Harker of Leavenworth and Harry Frazee won first prizes in bridge. Methodist Guild plans a supper Thursday evening at the McAlearney cabin near Number Six. transport arranged from the church at 6 o clock. The committtee is Miss Edith Wolgamot Miss Marie Gapen and Miss Hannah Oliver. Robert Seaktans reports a collision between his car and another at the Carter Tipe shop with damage but no injuries.
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Oliver Deay
Keystone
Swith
Jake’ Milburn
Alfred Eisele
Kansas City
William ‘Zimmerman
William Stadler
Clarence Daugherty
Thettha Deay
Marie Sommers
Lawrence
Flower
Mendelssohn
Pal
Ter
Charlotte Stadler
Kathryn Lois Zimmerman
Geard Sommers
Fraley Sommers
Fredi Ziesenis
Frank Harmouth
Ralph Beal
Thelma Deass
William Knake
Pearlland Marie
P. J. Neig
Khake
Dora
Fred Galler
St. Mark's
Eran
Lyco'clack
Bard
Gabler
Eudora
Eugene Mueller
Mildred Coffman
Wellsville
Maryl
Frank Gréiier
Hilda Ziesenis
Memorial Hospital
Gus Ziesen
Bridge Club
A. FE
Lanahan
1611
Tennessee Street
Delaak
Hovey Hanna
Floyd Rakit
Wayne Sjmmonds
Risk
Borsakes Fox
George Harker
Leavenworth
Harry Frazee
Ears
Mads
Methodist Guild
McAlearney
Edith, Wolgamot
Marie Gapen
Hannah Oliver
Robert Seaktans
Communism speech notes by Major Palen at Kane Bas
Major M. A. Palen of the Regi str.army stationed at Kuttsas Civ il] spoke before the river YoOM. CAL tomorrow evening on Communism. He said he would show that efforts have been made to establish a center of communist belief at the University of Kane Bas. The Hamilton Motor company reported a theft of a Ford coupe Saturday night at 10:45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Palen
Registr.army
Kuttsas Civil
Hamilton Motor Company
Kansas university tennis team loses at valley meet
Captain Clif Campbell and teammates Johnson and others from Kansas University faced defeats at the Valley tennis meet. Singles and doubles rounds ended with losses for Campbell, Johnson, and partner cases, as John son beat Campbell 6-4 3-6 2-? Scores show mixed results for the Kansas team amid the tournament play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clif Gampbell
Bie
Johnson
Kansas Unity
Scott
Nell
Sok Shores
Kington
Ty KS
A. C
Campbell
Lewy Is
Shradski
S.A. Gel
Rayer
Mason
Oklahoma
Cures Piles Now Without Surgery
An advertisement touts a non surgical cure for piles by Dr. C A Johnson a rectal specialist. It claims removal leaves no tissue damage and promises better results than operative methods. Readers can write for his book and send name and address to mail order in Missouri.
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C. A. Johnson
Niles
Johnson
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Dark Horse
New York-Paris
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Ned
Will Shered
Nero
Shered
Sherol
Gertrude Hydt
City
James .McCabria
NcCabria
E. Cary
Rawvalle State ‘Bank
Fadora
Howard Bigelow
Gardner State Bank
Gardner
Kansas State Bankers’ Convention
Shell
Miss Golde Zoo
Piatho
Tetta Gerstenberger
India
Ella Garlson
Lucille Gramse
Dychmans Bridge
Sheldon
Rapehter
D. Adams
Irene Deay
Lila Selzer
Frank Greiner
Suzuki
Finifficulties
Japan
London
Wm. Penn
Valley Victory 1
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Alta Waters Fiee
Houston
Poxar
Pelive
Nesto
Oswald E. Foster
Vera Phillips
Phillips
Megro
Spee Aoneet
Learnard
Oscar Learnard, Jr
Hershey White
White
CG. H. Daugherty
Felander
Genato Estrada
Mexico
Pew
Jayhawker
LeRoy -Emmett
Massachusetts
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Kansas Electric Power Company
Nas
Breer
Omah
A. D. Greve
Omaha
Nation Council of Congregational Churches
Plymouth Congregational Church
Dean R. A. Schwegler
WREN
Edward Dahlene
Chicago
C. Johnson
Kentucky
Elmar Perris
Afr
Ramsey
Chas
Hichard
Seneca
Binduehana
Cecil Jackson
Phillips County
S. T. Furlong
Quadrell
Ottawa
Phillipsbage High School
Arien Duco
Ethel’ Lindner
Havensville
Myers &Son
Brunswicks
I Instrument of Color Filmpesi Erat
Valencia
Brunswick-Balke-Collettder Company
Brunswick
Rediolas Records
Peopan
Gin Yoon
Merchants National" Ayorks
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