Impeachment push for Boynton and French in Kansas
Topeka congressmen introduce resolutions seeking impeachment of Attorney General Roland Boynton and State Auditor Will J. French over alleged derelictions tied to the Kansas bond scandal. The two lengthy resolutions, from a special committee, accuse both officials of neglect of duty and call for articles of impeachment to be prepared.
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Topeka
Roland Boynton
Will _ J. French
House of Representatives
Legislative Council
Boynton
Kansas
Weather forecast around the region with mixed conditions
Forecast shows generally fair conditions with frost and colder temperatures in the far east. Overnight and Friday expect fair and warmer weather. Readings indicate rain in some areas but cloudy in Manhattan Forta Topeka and Pittsburg with dirt roads mostly good except muddy in Douglas County. Temperatures reached 46 at noon and maximum yesterday.
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Manhattan
Forta
Topeka
Pittsburg
Douglas
Ement Stures
Memorial Talks for Two Late Legislators
Topeka, Nov. 2 AP mem bers of the bi house who died prior to convening the special session last winter were remembered in memorial talks. W A Gudley Logan county representative A W Relihan Smith Center and Russell Branden King were cited as seatmates of Gri gave short memorial talks, after which the house adopted resolutions. Copies of the resolutions were to be sent to the families of the two former legislators.
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Bi House
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Smith Celine
W. A. Gudley
Eeley
Logan County
A.W. Relihan
Smith Center
Lumpkin
Russell Branden
King
Gri
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Cape Tegret
Yes
Legisla Ofs
Capper Leads Kansas Delegation At Kiro Dam Hearing
Kansas Senator Capper heads a delegation at a Mississippi Valley Commission hearing on the 65 million dollar Kiro dam on the Kaw near Topeka. Proponents cite flood protection and regional development while opponents warn of inundation of 118000 acres.
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Senator Capper
Kansas
Kaw
Topeka
Mississippi Valley Commission
Commission
Charles H. Paul
George Knapp
Kansas Board of Agriculture
Ralph Snyder
Kansas State Farm Bureau
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Public Works Board
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Ickes
Roosevelt
White House
Wood~ring
War Department
Boynton Faces Fight Over Impeachment Move in Kansas
Kansas Attorney General Roland Boynton rejects impeachment, calling a legislative committee recommendation a foregone conclusion. He insists any move requires full House approval after proper committee review, praising Legislature and people of Kansas for fairness amid a political fight. Also mentions Paris Paris cabinet approval of Sarraut decoration and a line about old clothes classified ads.
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Topeka
Roland Boynton
House of
House
Kansas
Finney Trial Sees Clash Over Testimony
Emporia Kansas November 2 AP state aid defense attorneys pressed to admit testimony about Warren W Finneys disputes with Southwestern Bell Telephone the judge allowing details of arbitration. The defense argued the evidence showed Finneys right to run the Emporia Telephone Co and handle its affairs. Court delayed while exhibits were misplaced and a large crowd filled Lyon County District Court to witness the embezzlement trial in which Finney denied any theft of bank or telephone funds.
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Warren W. Finney
Finney
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Hugo Wedel
Wedell
Iaten
Emporia Telephone Company
Southwestern
Lon C. McCarty
Fidelity State and Savings
Wiliam Allen - White
Acting
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Telephone
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Anna Kelly
Margaret Jorgensen
Fred Scott
Fidelity Bank
James
Lyon County
Fidelity State and Savings Bank
Cars Meet In Street After Wheelbarrow Obstacle
Dr H Hutchinson and K A Slocum collide near 1815 Tennessee St as they veer to avoid a wheelbarrow placed midblock. Both cars damaged but no injuries. Wheelbarrow act and vandalism suspected. no witnesses. Also report of John Winston Boyd, a Black man, hanged in St Louis county for attacking women.
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Massachusetts Street
Slocum
S. T. Farrell
New Hampshire Street
Farrell
Dr. Bruthinaon
St. Louis
John Winston Boyd
Fitton Shire
Clayton
John Cooper to speak at Kansas State Teachers’ convention
Dr. William John Cooper, professor of education at George Washington University, will deliver the principal address at the first general session of the Kansas State Teachers association convention. The meeting begins at 10 oclock tomorrow morning in the University of Kansas auditorium.
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William John Cooper
George Washington University
Washington,d. C
Kansas State Teachers Association
K. U
Franklin letter on processing tax costs at state institutions
Topeka reports Benjamin Franklin state business manager explains to Gov. Landon that reducing purchases and using corn or Fry¢ flour could avoid the federal processing tax on wheat. The move drew party line opposition in the House which urged a retraction. Franklin argues tax would raise costs about 100000 dollars annually and that bids now include the tax, prompting budget cuts to services and inmate care.
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Topeka
Benjamin Franklin
Alf. M. Landon
Franklin
House
Landon
Wood sellers move urged at Ninth and Massachusetts
Wood sellers who park wagons and trucks at the east side of Ninth and Massachusetts will be ordered to move due to traffic nuisance. The river-In market at Eighth and Kentucky will allow loading on the west side with a charge and orders may be taken by telephone. The stock market index shows the average of 90 stocks at 73.2 yesterday 72.4.
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Massachusetts Street
W. J. Cummings
Cummings
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Kentucky
Ame
Thirteenth Kansas Potato Show Opens at Armory
Rain did not dampen enthusiasm at the thirteenth annual Kansas Potato Show opening today at the Armory on Eighth and New Hampshire streets. About 85 entries and numerous displays fill the floor, with judging and honors to be awarded at a banquet tonight.
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Eighth
New Hampshire
Atraina
Ardlock
Eldridge Hotel
Rollie Clemance
Abilene
C. Ue Fitch
US. Department Agriculture
Jardine Is
Kansas University Grads Plan Weekend Reunions
KU alumni will hold reunions in Manhattan Lawrence Dodge City and Parsons as Kansas State Teachers associations meet. Lawrence plans include talks by Chancellor Lindley and alumni. dinner at Memorial Union. Parsons features economics professor John Ise as speaker. Dodge City dinner at the Country Club led by Vaughn Kimball. Event mirrors first use of new motion picture tour showing campus scenes.
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Kansas State Teachers’ Associations
University of of Kansas
Mistebres
Manhattan
Law.ize
City
Parsons
Lawrence
E. H. Lindley
L. Burdick
Fred Isworth
Ecraeatus
Memoral Union
University
John Ise
Department of Economics
Gree Paul
William’ Moore
Dodge ‘City
Country Club
Vaughn’ A. Kimball
Dodge City Alumni Association
Claude Gould
Thompson
Kansas-Kansas State Arethaame
Harry Stewart
Colene
Dr. H
Heog Te Deartma
Univerity
Lawrence district convention to preside by C E Birch
C E Birch who is superintendent of the Lawrence public schools and vice president of the Kansas State Teachers Association will preside at two general sessions of the district convention to be held tomorrow in the University of Kansas auditorium.
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Agricul Fone
A. App
Kansas State
Colle Lege
Rospelleit
Kansas
Parma
Atchison
Fi Colle
Allege
C. E. Birch
of the
Lawrence Pub
Kansas State’ Teachers Association
K. U
Kansas State College Receipts Share Settle for Football Game
University athletic management sent a check for 8356.31 to M F Ahearn director of athletics at Kansas State College for Kansas State's share of last Saturday's football game receipts. Attendance exceeded 10 000 with multiple ticket prices. more people paid the higher price than all other prices combined. Gate sales exclude student tickets, season passes, and certain university groups.
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M. F. Ahearn
Kansas State College
Athletic Management
Kansas State
Sis Sixie
Davie Tetat
Totel
Onesie
Dr. Allen
Kansas
Junom Jayhawke
Banda
Preas
Paroled Convicts Sought in Kidnaping Robbery Case
Battle Creek Michigan November 2 AP two women held in jail as county officers seek two paroled convicts in connection with the kidnaping beating and robbery early Tuesday of Louis E Brooks a wealthy Marshall manufacturer The investigation centers on a Battle Creek apartment dinner with Brooks and the two women plus Brown and Canyon the men who bundled Brooks into a car and drove toward Marshall before abandoning him near his home Brooks was later found injured and his attackers disappeared
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Mich
Louis E. Brooks
Marshall
Poevere
Barreek
Jane Wards
Melvin Brown
Lewis Colvan
Parol
Canyon
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Ie Creek
Broskes
Miss Devere
Malathy
Mortgage Sale Halted by Federal Court Order
A restraining order from the Tenth United States District Court halts a mortgage sale of John M. Blough’s farm located about seven miles southwest of Lawrence. The action, filed via the local conciliation commissioner J.B. Wilson, involves the Warrreana Morigane Company. The order provides no definite date for further action.
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Jock Dunkley
United States’ District Court
J.B. Wilson
John M. Blough
Lawrence Sun
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Warrearrena Morigane Company
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Lawrence convention opens with varied sessions and exhibits
The Lawrence convention begins with an opening session in the auditorium at 9 45 to 10 00 with university and church figures presiding and notable speakers from Wisconsin normal schools. Round table meetings and exhibits follow in multiple venues including senior high, rural schools, and Lawrence public schools with a luncheon and entertainment in the high school cafeteria.
Protests planned over new tank site near University Heights
Residents near the University of Kansas campus plan to circulate petitions and protest the city’s purchase of a site on the rear north lot near Chi Omega for a water tank. Organizers say a march and meeting are set for Sunday night to oppose the project.
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Reunions And Banquets For Kansas State Teachers Meet
Neal M. Wherry Lawrence High principal coordinates district convention socials with multiple reunions and banquets today and Saturday. Events include College of Emporia 6 p.m. at The Manor Cornelia Anderson Velder 1221 Oread in charge. Kansas Dinner Club 6 30 p.m. Tea Room 936 Ren esana State Manhat Tan Glonal Room 36? Hasler H S Lawrence among hosts. breakfast Saturday Nov 4 7 80 a m Lutheran church 18th New Hampshire Susan Friend City Schools chairman. Lee University 5 30 p.m. Wiedemann Walnut Room Mina AR Marrriott in charge. University Kansas 5 30 Union Building 835 p.m.
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Neal M. Wherry
Lawrence High
Kansas State Teachers College
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the Manor
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Andervelde
Oread
Tence
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Colle Manhattan
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Lawrence
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City Schools
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Law- Lee
Ieeness College
Dudge Etel
Mina
Anne Marr Rriott
Arge
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A. A. van Sickle
Il Institute
Arre
Sterling College
Wiedemann
University of Kansan
Union Building
Cash Paid Teachers in February at Chicago
AP reports Chicago teachers received their February and half of March cash pay in a two month cycle totaling 1,972,476 dollars. Another pay day was scheduled soon as districts prepared to settle 128,000 for 18,000 city school employees.
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Special Budget Issue Preview From High School Publication
A special budget issue announces a distributed edition printed for teachers at the district convention. It notes 1000 copies produced and includes a city map and detailed listings. An upcoming convocation at 1:30 with Washington school coach bold is mentioned.
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Calveraty
Lawrence School Syatem
Ae . Teders
Washinton School
Bold
Fire Still Threatens Tiverton Chemical Plant
A massive fire at the New England Terminal plant in Tiverton, Rhode Island, devastated the site, destroying millions of gallons of petroleum and causing one confirmed death with many injuries. Flames lingered near an 80,000 barrel tank containing 23,000 barrels of kerosene as firefighters warned the tank could collapse. Investigators linked the disaster to a tank collapse during testing with salt water, followed by an electrical short. Dozens remained hospitalized as residents sheltered in place.
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Zeres
New England Termina Company
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