Propaganda Hits Kansas Schools by State Senator
Greenleaf Oct 12. State Senator Thale P Skovgard accuses State Superintendent W T Markham of launching vicious attacks on Kansas schools from the state house and aiding a bill to control funds. He says Markham campaigns against Governor Landon and misleads voters about school closures. Kansas schools run locally under the cash basis law lauded by Skovgard for efficiency.
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Greenleaf
Kan
Kansas
State House
State Superintendent of Schools
W. T. Markham
Thale P. Skovgard
Kansan
Marysville
Skoevgard
Senate Committee On Education
Markham
Landon
Skovgard
Rees
Sheveard
Santa Fe announces new department of public relations
M L Lyles announces the Santa Fe railway new department of public relations with special representatives J F Jarrell Topeka Charles W Lane Amarillo E G Ryder Los Angeles J G Fitzhugh Galveston 5 $. Allison Chicago and John W Jarrell Topeka. Jarrell also leads agricultural development and The Earth editor. Lane a former Topeka Manhattan and Salina reporter. Ryder formerly industrial agent in San Francisco. Fitzhugh safety supervisor in Galveston. Alison moved from Las Vegas New Mexico to Chicago as representative. John W Jarrell joined last summer from Topeka.
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Santa Fe Railroad
Department of Public Relations
M. L. Lyles
Santa Fe
J. F. Jarrell
Topeka
Charles W. Lane
Amarilla
E. G. Ryder
Los Angeles
J. G. Fitzhueh
Galveston
the Earth
Darrell
The
Lane
Manhattan
Salina
Amarillo
Ryder
San Francisco
Fitzhugh
Alison
Las Vegas
NX. M
Chicago
John W. Jarrell
G R A N A D A Show Giv e Me Your Heart at Granada
Kay Francis stars as Linda Warren daughter of a book collector involved with the son of an English lord. Henry Stephenson plays Lord Farrington and Roland Young appears as the buffer author Tubbs. Linda moves to the United States, marries George Brent, and faces nerves but an understanding is reached with time.
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Granada
Kay Francis
George Brent
Linda Warren
Henry Stephenson
Lord Farrington
Patrice Knowles
Frieda Inescourt
Roland Young
Tubbs
England
United States
Linda
Acting and film shorts feature in new Metro color showcase
A Metro color package presents Shorts a new and a Metro color specialty spotlighting many well known actors. The program emphasizes varied story plots and strong performances across several short films.
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Metro
Desperate trio hunted after jail break and police killing
Indianapolis police and federal agents comb midwest for Alfred Brady James Dahlhover and Clarence Shaffer who beat a Hancock county guard and escaped Greenfield jail. They are linked to a police killing in Indianapolis and multiple jewelry store robberies with loot over 150000.
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Indianapolis
Hancock County
Greenfield
Alfred Brady
James Dahlhover
Clarence Lee Shaffer
Middlewest
Indiana
LaFayette
Chicago
Matt Leach
State Police
Dillinger
Altho
Sergt
Richard Rivers
Edward Linsey
Piqua
Ohio
Donald F. Stiver
Leach
Clarence Watson
Edgar D. Ridlen
Ridlen
Shaffer
Brady Gang
Washington Supreme Court Moves to New Building
Preston Grover notes the supreme court’s new home costs twelve million and sits two blocks from the Capitol. The marble chamber exudes majesty, with distant whispers and a somber pre-session mood shaping the day. The piece reflects on critics, the court’s dignity, and the atmosphere before proceedings.
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Preston Grover Washington
Supreme Court
Catacombie Capitol
Law
Court in session as justices enter silent chamber
At noon the court convenes with a muffled buzzer and the nine justices, in black robes, rising and taking their seats. The clerk intones Oyez and the court's solemn call follows, with the justices arranged on each side of the chamber.
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The
United States
Court Justices Return From Vacation In Ready Form
Amid reports that the gray whiskered chief justice Charles Evans Hughes and his fellow justices looked fit after a summer break, observers noted their bronzed faces and erect postures. A reporter quipped the summer didn’t dent them and the lead on the story would declare the court is here to stay. Six are over seven feet?
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Charles Evans Hughes
Court considers state wage law for women
Three justices near retirement age weigh reexamination of a New York act setting minimum wages for women. In an initial ruling the court declared the law unconstitutional, while a laundryman faces another potential trigger to revisit the issue.
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New York State
Brooklyn Laundry Man’s Trade Booms After Law Challenge
Joseph Tipaldo, a Brooklyn laundry worker, said after a court decision he began earning quick money by lowering labor costs, enabling cheaper laundry and a surge in trade, though complaints rose as housewives began switching to his drivers.
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Joseph Tipaldo
Brooklyn
Trade Turndown Forces Sudden Exit
Affected party describes how loss of away and other trade caused a sudden quitting event. Details are sparse but indicate shifts in business demand led to an abrupt departure.
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