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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1933

Page

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Impeachment vote carries in Kansas House

Kansas House votes to impeach Attorney General Roland Boynton for misdemeanor in office after 10 hours of debate. Articles to be prepared for Senate trial. leaders expect Senate return by December for a formal proceeding. Debate notes Boynton’s alleged ties to the bogus bond case and possible grounds for impeachment.

Topeka Kansas House of Representatives Roland F Boynton Senate House Boynton Will J.french American Royal Livestock Kansas C W. H. Vernon Melvin Greenwood Sargent Sedgwick Guilfoyle Judiciary Committee Coun

Rail merger eyed as potential money saver

Washington AP experts assess a merger of the St Louis San Francisco railroad with the Missouri Kansas Texas as a major cost saving move. A report by Hilton M. Moore presented at Frisco creditors' meeting outlines possible operating expense savings of about 3.161 million through consolidating with the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific and notes further gains from on ground study.

Washington Missouri-Kansas-Texas Frisco Ing Hilton M. Moore Corporation Chicago, Rock Island, & Pacific M-K-T Rock Island

RUM RING GUILTY

State senator John J. McClure led a Delaware county liquor protection ring. 71 of 87 sentenced in a vast federal conspiracy case. McClure drew 18 months and a $10,000 fine. others earned jail terms, fines, or probation. The case, heard in Philadelphia, spanned 51 days with 141 witnesses.

Philadelphia John, J. McClure Delaware County L John F. Bauer Senator McClure James’ Meii S Ofice Michael Trestrail Thomas ‘McGomb Chester Eugene F. White Pennsylvania House of Representatives Federal McClure Delaware Pennsylvania Nolle Minnesota Chet .A. Keyes Kansas City U.S. Attorney Atlantic

Acquitted of murder frees Frieda Weltz in Santa Cruz

Frieda Weltz, a 43 year old nurse and World War II veteran, was acquitted of the murder of Grace, a retiree linked to W. R. Grace. The verdict came after more than 10 hours of deliberation with the foreman and the sole woman juror expressing relief. Weltz plans to travel to Connellsville, Pennsylvania to be with relatives.

Santa Cruz Calif Frieda Wilhelmina Weltz Francis J. Morace Ruby Enemark Grace W. R. Grace Shipping and Commission’ Concern

Woman Physician Confesses Guilt in Daughter-in-Law Slaying

Chicago November 24 AP Dr Alice Wynekoop a 62 year old physician confessed she fired a bullet through the heart of her daughter-in-law Rheta during an examination while she was under chloroform. She claimed the shooting was to make a burglar death appear. A coroner's jury later deemed the death a gunshot homicide and she faced grand jury for murder. Her son Earle pleaded for her truthfulness as the confession was announced by Captain Stege.

Chicago Alice Wynekoop Rheta Earle Wynekoop John Stege Monroe Street Rhéta Capt Stege Theta Alice

Ford Complies With Recovery Act Says Johnson

Atlanta reports General Hugh S. Johnson announced Henry Ford has complied with the national recovery act provisions and is no longer under his concern. Details on Ford’s status in the automobile code were not elaborated. Indications had suggested Ford Springs. Also noted is Lawrence High’s last home football game at 7:45 tonight.

Atlanta Hugh S. Johnson Henry Ford Detroit Ford Springs

Further Expansion Seen in Retail Trade Circles

New York reports indicate continued gains in retail trade despite cross currents from monetary policy and international adjustments. Christmas demand grows with sales strong in clothing shoes and household goods while consumers shift toward higher value gifts like radios jewelry silverware pianos cars and refrigerators. Industrial indices show signs of stabilizing as the recession moderates.

New York Dun & Bradstreet Review

Three Die In Plane Crash Near Wedron Illinois

A Boeing United Air Lines plane bound for Kansas City crashed in pasture land near Wedron Illinois killing three aboard. The crew consisted of pilot R W Godall and co pilot Boyd Grover both of Chicago and stewardess Hazel Goodman of Kansas City. The cause of the crash was not determined and only the regular crew were aboard. A Wedron farm boy witnessed the plane circle the field before diving as it took off from Chicago.

Wedron Ill Kansas City Hazel Goodman R.W. Godall Chicago Boyd Grover United Air Line Godall Q. K Hise Kansas

Johnson Explains Stand in Letter to White

Emporia Kansas November 24 AP Hugh Johnson NRA administrator said in a letter to William Allen White publisher that he never intended to imply White criticized the recovery program. He reviewed the speech transcript noting the sentence was garbled in transcription and offered to share notes to clarify. He expressed regret for any wrong impression and said White could use the letter.

Emporia Kan Hugh. ‘Johnson NRA William Allen White White Johnson Kansas City The Fed i

J Luther Taylor to Be Sentenced for Embezzlement

Parsons Nov 24 AP A guilty verdict was returned in district court against J Luther Taylor former president of the defunct Pittsburg Mortgage Company charged with embezzling funds. He will be sentenced later by Judge L E Goodrich. Punishment ranges one to five years. His attorneys will move for a new trial. The case was moved on change of venue after a state supreme court order for a new Crawford County trial.

State Supreme Court Crawford District Cou

Freed Absolved in Kansas City Shooting Case

Earl Haney a steel worker was absolved of criminal liability by a coroner's jury in the fatal shooting of Frank Bridewell on November 17. Bridewell, an ex-convict and abductor of Haney's 15 year old daughter Violet, had tied to assault her. The case closes with Haney cleared of charges.

Kansas City Earl Haney Frank Bridewell Haney Violet

Wheat benefit checks go to Kansas counties

Washington AP reports the farm administration announced checks totaling 22 041 for wheat acreage reduction in Kansas. Wilson and Lyon counties receive 12 888 and 9 653 respectively for 181 Wilson County and 193 Lyon County growers. Earlier payments covered Allen Bourbon and Johnson counties Ford Finney Gray. Contracts approved for other counties. officials aim to deliver by Thanksgiving.

Washington Farm Administration Wilson Lyon Kansas Lyon County Allen Bourbon - and - Johnson Ford, Finney Gray United States

Boost to aviation funding for private flying plan

Washington reports a $10,000,000 civil works fund set aside to build landing fields in about 2,000 cities and towns. more than $8,000,000 will go toward wages for an estimated 50,000 workers, with villages eligible and urged to apply early. the program aims to spur private flying by lowering field costs and expanding airstrips nationwide.

Washington Eugene L. Vidal Department of Commerce Civil -Works Fund Aeronautics. Branch Department Vidal

Hospital Board Approves Staff Constitution and By Laws

The Lawrence Memorial Hospital board met in special session today and approved the hospital staff list of physicians, the executive committee, and the constitution and by laws drafted by staff and board. Any physician in good standing in the Douglas County Medical Society is eligible for staff membership. The executive committee includes Dr. A. J. Anderson as president and Dr. R. H. Edmiston as vice president, with other members Dr. Lyle S. Powell, Dr. Fortney, Dr. H. T. Jones, Dr. N. P. Sherwood and Dr. H. L. Chambers, Dr. J. B. Henry, and Dr. H. H. T. Jones.

Lawrence Memorial Lawrence,National Lawrence, Memorial Ameri_ can College of Surgery Douglas, County R. H. Edmiston Lyle S. Powell Fortney H._T.Jones

Lawrence shoe fund grows with cash and repairs

The Lawrence shoe fund rises to 105.25 dollars with ten dollars in cash contributions. Otto Fischer Shoe Store offers to repair shoes up to ten dollars. The fund aims for 150 dollars with Journal-World office or Rev Charles A Puls as delivery points. Funeral for John Orin Slonaker, a 1921 law graduate, held in Garnett after death at Edwin Hines Jr. Military Hospital near Chicago. He survived by wife, son, father J M Slonaker, and brother Clyde.

Lawrence Shoe Fund Otto Fischer Shoe Store Journal-World Office Charles “A RM. -Fitzpatrick’ Civic Prterian John Orin Slonaker University Law ‘School Edwin Hines Jr

County to handle all poor relief

County commissioners backed by Lawrence leaders debated funding for poor relief under a new state gasoline tax law. They resisted issuing bonds, preferring county control to spend about $21,000 on civil works material. Nine city projects were left for later, while federal appoints a new official was noted.

Lawrence Chamber of Commerce Kennedy Earl Black Meeting County Stevens Nice

McGrew Named Local Collector of Internal Revenue

Nathan McGrew, a former KU student, becomes deputy collector replacing E C Pomeroy. His office is in the federal building and he can be reached via the post office department. McGrew is related to Conrad McGrew of Lawrence. The ad hints at celebrations by mid afternoon.

Nathan: McGrew Nathan -McGrew University of Kansas School of Mecline E.C. ‘Pomeroy Internal Revenue McGrew Federal Post Office Department Ene Conrad: McGrew Lawrence

To Wind-Up Legislature Next Tuesday Night

Topeka reports that Republican floor leader Cowden said the legislature would cease consideration of all measures next Tuesday night with final adjournment set for Saturday, December 2. Representative Cowsen mentioned a resolution to fix those dates would come later in the day. Senate leaders indicated the Senate could finish by tomorrow night, but the House needed to dispose of the impeachment resolution against Will J. French, state auditor, delaying completion until next week.

Boynton House Senate Lee Cowden Gowden Roth Rish Oifer Kansas House Representatives Topeka Cowden Cowsen Branch Will J. French

Kansas Football Draws Revenue Over 150000 This Season

Kansas athletics reports season revenue near 165000 with home games at Warrensburg Kansas State and Iowa State totaling 109790 so far. Estimates for two more games push season total to about 164790. A tax payment of 2372.30 was sent to Wichita for football ticket receipts in October.

Kansas F.C. Allen Warrensburg Kansas State Iowa State Creighton Notre Dame Oklahoma Nebraska Missouri Kansas Athletic Department Internal Revenue Sector Wichita

Government Ballyhoo Gets in Its Own Way Speech

Bruce Barton, New York ad executive, urged deflatis t government ballyhoo at the New England conference. He criticized the administration for promising rapid recovery and immediate job gains, arguing slower, honest progress would win public trust and avoid fueling disappointment. He also faulted farm promises, noting every nation faces farm problems and gradual improvement is the practical aim.

Boston Bruce Barton New York Adv. VE Ballyhoo New England NRA Johnson Fifth Avenue

Directors Seek to Dismiss Finney Ruling in Emporia Telefones

Emporia Paola and Sabetha telephone company directors filed a motion in district court to vacate a temporary restraining order that prevented ousting Warren W Finney as manager. The order followed Finney’s conviction for embezzling about 62000 from Fidelity State and Savings Bank.

Emporia Warren W Finney Emporia, Paola Sabetha Fidelity State and Savings Bank

Football scores and market data from the day

Scores show Washburn tied 0 0 with Southwestern and Arkansas leading Texas 14 to 6 in second quarter. Kirksville Teachers blank Pittsburg Teachers 0. Stock market index stands at 79.5 for 90 stocks, up from 78.3 yesterday with a 65 cent price note.

Washburn Southwestern Arkansas Texas Kirksville L ' Pittsburg

City to start federal aid mains replacement Monday

Topeka city water department will replace about 20 blocks of antiquated water mains as a federal public works administration project. The $17,000 cost will be partly covered by a $13,300 grant. Work will begin next week with 25 men on a four day week, paid by federal rates, and a new 6 8 and 10 inch mains network will replace two old 30 year pipes. A second grant of $2,100 funds a high level University district tank project west of West Campus Road, with construction to start in about 90 days.

City Water Department C. T. Hough Water Department R. J. Paulette Topeka Federal Public Works Administration Jin High Level K. U West Campus Water Massachusetts Street

Lindbergh Seaplane Circles Funchal on Azores Flight

Famed aviators Col and Mrs Lindbergh in a single wing seaplane arrived over Funchal Madeira at mid day from Ponta Delgada Azores. They circled the city three times and then headed south, having traveled about 600 miles from the Azores with plans uncertain toward Lisbon or Africa.

Funchal Madeira Lindbergh Ponta Delgada Azores

Three Die In Crash Near Trading Post Kansas

Three people died and three were critically injured in a motor car and truck collision near Trading Post Kansas about thirty miles north of Ft. Scott. Victims included Mr and Mrs Henry Moore of St Joseph Missouri and Joseph H Allison of Kansas City owner of the car. Injured were Mrs Allison and Mr and Mrs A Citti of Chanute Kan. The crash occurred when the Allison car side swiped a parked truck, the car skidded into a ditch and overturned. Hospital doctors said Mrs Allison and Mrs Citti not expected to recover J Ficials questioned Citti prior to coroner inquiry

Ft. Scott Kan Trading Post Here Henry Moore Second Street St. Joseph Joseph H.” Allison Kansas City Allison A. Citti Chanute A. W. Vanheteke Hospital Citti J.ficials

Lloyds Offers Gold Standard Insurance Against France Fluctuations

Lloyds brokers are selling insurance against France leaving the gold standard. The policy costs 30 guineas per 100 guineas or 30 percent. City circles note some concerns, unsettled by the franc’s weakness, have taken out this precautionary cover.

London Lloyds France

Kansas Weather Forecast Smoothed Into Thanksgiving Note

Kansas forecast calls for fair, warmer tonight and Saturday with partly cloudy skies in the southeast. Arkansas City Wichita Salina area expected cloudy to clear with good road conditions in Douglas County. Temperatures recorded 7 p.m. yesterday and noon today with typical football game uncertainty noted for Thanksgiving Day.

Kansas Arkansas City Wich_ ita Salina Douglas County

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