Real Impeachment Talk Rampant in Emporia Case
Emporia editor William Alten presents Roland Boynton’s defense amid attacks by political enemies from Lyon county. He argues Boynton did not resign, noting prior actions with Ron Finney, state bonds and the school fund, and questions why impeachment targets only Boynton despite broader authorities and practices.
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Finney
Emporia
Asserta
William Alten. White
Russia
Roland Boynton
Boynton
Mr. White
Lyon County
Lyon
Couny
Finneys
Ronald Finney
Ron
Eld Finney
State School Fund
Finney Banks
Commission
Hichhi
Puzzle fragments and bond controversy amid state inquiry
A scrambled crossword excerpt previews clues and answers while a Kansas bond scandal looms. The piece links Roland Boynton from Emporia to Ronald Finney and notes investigators uncovering bond purchases, rejections, and motives.
Rolard Boynton Declared Guilty As Charged
The attorney general Rolard Boynton is found guilty as charged amid tense parliamentary exchanges. He had been described as on friendly terms with the Fin Beye, and the scene reflects a heated Lords and Commons session this day.
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Roland Boynton
Thomas County
Topeka
State Treasury
Emporia
Finneys
Ronald Finney
Salina
Arkansas City
Wichita
Hutchinson
Rolard Boynton
Commons
SAILS ON BERENGARIA Litvinoff Embarks Cherbourg For U S Trip
Maxim Litvinoff Soviet foreign commissar sails from Cherbourg aboard the Betia en route to Washington for talks with President Roosevelt on Russian recognition. He is accompanied by Constantin Dumanski press director and Ivan Divilkoffski general secretary. Spanish War Veterans meeting set for Thursday at 7 30 in the G A R hall with all members urged to attend.
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Paris
Maxim Litvinoff
Cherbourg
Washington
Roosevelt
M. Litvinoff
Constantin Dumanski
Commissariat For Foreign Affairs
Ivan Divilkoffski
Foreign Office
Joseph A. Wahlcamp
G. A. R. Hall
Halloween Party Highlights Fairfax Belmont News
Free Methodist youth hosted a Halloween social at the Chastains with 20 attendees. Prizes went to Miss Viola Jackson for best ladies costume and Ed Neustifter for best men's costume as games and music filled the evening.
Independence People Visit and Local Ball Victory
The Independence community hosted numerous visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson Theodore Johnson and E J Tuttle with Ed Tuttle and Charlene, Mrs. Jewell, and other locals. The Independence basketball team defeated Willow Spring Friday afternoon with great delight.
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Charles Johnson
Theodore Johnson
E. J. Tuttle
Lwrence
Ed Tuttle
Charlene
Jewell
Lawrence
Charles Gale
Hli
Gilbert Kapelle
Hobson
Damon Sents
Children
Kansas City
Lori Gilli
Norms Lee
E Liderer
James Gale
Charles’ Gale
Baldwin
Hugh F Fann
Norman
Lois
Smithville
Chairford
Centropolis
Henry Seele
Jim
Charley Gale
Olin
Kate Oswald
Noble -Messer
Kenneth Elridge
Kearney
B. L. Tau
Linwood Ladies Aid Meets and Visitors Noted
The Linwood Baptist church Ladies Aid met last Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Crabb at Denzer. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Otto Telkes in Kansas City, Mrs. Estal Starr and daughter Floralee of Neodesha, with her mother Mrs. C. C. Burnett and Miss Jelah. The Max Frederick family of Leavenworth spent the weekend with J. and Mrs. Thomerick. A miscellaneous shower honored Wilma Siscoe after her recent marriage to Roy Baird, hosted by Mrs. Roy Siscoe and Mrs. Ernest Siscoe at their mother Mrs. Frank Hubbard’s home. guests included Mrs. Boyer, Mrs. Ed Hubbard, and Mrs. Hubbard.
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J. W. Dessenberger
Long Beach
Cal
Carl Niedig
Ottawa
Bawa
Higley
Lite
Tani Reoyne
Fred Schroeder
Ivan King
Jerome
Idaho
Marvin Higley
F. R. Smith
Kansas City
Frank Eones
Glyn Dale Chastain
Lawrence-Emporia
Emporia
R. A. Cox
Topeka
Jay Smith
Cox
Marion Strong
Ed Deay
Pleasant’ Grove
E. C. Neustifter
Hedwig Kaseberger
St. Joseph's Hospital
Roy Fisher
Kan
D. L. Fisher
Frank Adams
Viola Jackson
Ed Neustifter
C. O. Avery
Haskell Beers
Walter Beers
Viola
Elsie Jackson
Ladies Aid of the Baptist Church
Crabb
Denzer
Otto Telkes
Estal Starr
Floralee
Neodeshe
C. C. Burnett
Jelah
Max Frederick
Little Beverley Ann
Leavenworth
Thomas Erick
Roy Siscoe
Ernest Siscoe
Wilma
Roy Baird
Frank Hubbard
Baird
Boyer
Ed.Hubbard
Local Socials and Meetings At Lawrence Banquet
Guests at a Lawrence hotel banquet heard Captain Theodore Wyman discuss flood control plans of the War Department including the Kiro dam west of Topeka. A large group of local residents attended, refreshments were served, and several families and school officials were mentioned along with travel to Leavenworth and Argentine visits.
Local Notes From Worth County Schools and Community
Monday at the home of Mrs. Faye Parry highlighted weekend family visits with Mrs. Will McKim and children. Hilda McPherson, county superintendent, visited Linwood schools. Miss Virginia Cline assists with housework. The Grange plans a regular meeting at Harbaugh’s hall while Scout events and a Halloween party were noted. John Tu and the Siscoe family attended the Digit Service. enrollment at the Business College starts next Monday.
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Worth County
Faye Parry
Forman Strachan
Amee Pai Hae Aera
Konsaitary Bog
Will’ McKim
Bunda
An Einkeir
Wim
Hilda’ McPherson
Linwood
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Harris
State Treasury Board
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Awas
Poe
Oprano
Pope
Ipecac
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School Fund Commission
Sili
Scotch River
Berengaria
Fairfax
Belmont
Chris
Schubert
Hennick
Devetien
Eva
Hugh Parry
John
John Holmes
Argentine
Howard Slagle
Joplin
Ofary
Tom Frederick
Sarah Marshall
Blake Miller
Basehor
Theodore Meinke
H. B. van Noy
Eva Everetts
Iawrence
Roy
Frank Reed
Margaret Lamb
Wilbur Hubbard
James Smith
High Ool
Hattie Ford
Ross
Farm Bureau
Harriett Meinke
Joe Johnson
John Par
Clint Siscoe
Will Anderson
Wendall Quinlan
Fayearry
Madeline Menall
Sarah Parry
John Tudhope
Meinke
Haggerty
Overton
Choice
Jam
Boy
Dall Elassez
Business College
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Denen
Ann N Bvorak
Gena Sarazes
Atte
Lee
Sue Iin
Patee
Footloose
Otto Kruger Philips Holmes
Tarzan” Continental
Sweet Heart of Sigma Chi
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