Appointment of Justice Richard J Hopkins to Kansas Supreme Court Bench
In Topeka Kansas Governor Clyde Reed nominated Justice Richard J Hopkins of Garden City Kansas to the Kansas Supreme Court bench. The appointment comes after Senate confirmation and follows Hopkins tenure in state politics and the federal district court system. Hopkins, born April 4 1873 in Missouri, has long served as a Republican public official including speaker pro tem attorney general and member of the legislature. He studied at the University of Kansas and graduated LL B, practicing law in Garden City and Chicago before joining the Kansas bench. He earned praise for his writings on constitutional issues and has been active with the Anti Saloon League and various constitutional debates. Hopkins’ confirmation would place him on the state supreme court for another term pending reappointment.
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Lawrence Sporting
Ddy University
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United States Supreme Court
District Court of Kansas
Federal District Court of
Federal Judiciary of
United States
Weather and Accident Report From Kansas and Nearby Areas
Fragmented notes indicate a Kansas forecast with cooler temperatures for Friday in the eastern portion and clear conditions elsewhere. A separate item mentions an accident and reports about an individual named David E. Gordon, with unclear details and garbled phrasing due to OCR.
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Kansas
Stoada
Pougigs
Reed Hopkins Appointment Signals New Era in Judiciary
Topeka Kansas October 17 AP Governor Clyde Reed lauds Justice Richard J Hopkins as a wholesome change for the federal judiciary. He claims the appointment breaks a pattern of corruption and protects sound public policy. Judge George T McDermott declines comment on the governor’s remarks and will remain on the bench until Hopkins is confirmed by the Senate.
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Hopkins
Topeka
Kasf
Richard J. Hopkins
Kansas
Clydeth Reed
Llaw
Hopkink
Cnurts
Wichita
Kan
George T McDermott
Clyde M. Reed
Federal
Jstice Richard 3.Hopkins
Kansas Supreme Court
Federal District Bench
Justice Hopkins
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Circuit ‘Court’ of Appeals
Tenth Circuit
Congress tariff bill eyed by President Hoover
Senator Borah of Idaho said a tariff bill could pass Congress in a form acceptable to President Hoover. A Republican Independent group introduced amendments, proposing a debt bene rider. Ronald Lagan a 16 year old high school student was released on bond after a shooting injuring Milton Beach University student. Beach’s condition improved with no abdominal complications reported.
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Washington
Borah
Idaho
White House
Congress
Hoover
Benater Brodkhart
Iowa
Enator Norris
Nebraska
Senate
Hooyevsr
Ammittal, Co Fle
Ronald Lagan
Milton’. Beach
Court of Justices
Beach
Logan
Duck Camp
Lawrence
Georgia 4-H Team Finishes Sixth at National Dairy Show
State Champion 4-H team from Georgia placed sixth in the national dairy demonstration show held in St. Louis. The team presented a clean milk demonstration and enjoyed four days of entertainment including dinners, river rides, and zoo visits. Club members praised the trip for its educational value and as inspiration for others.
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Wills
Willet
Taylor
Iclub
Stae
Georgia
St. Louis
St. Lois
Mississippi River
Lindbergh
T! Jefferson Memorial
Chab Takdop
Journalists to Address Kansas Journalism Roundtable
Oklahoma Press Association editor Omar Gray of Sturgeon Missouri leads visiting editors at the annual Roundtable conferences in Kansas. L N Flint heads the journalism department as editors suggest topics for discussion. Visitors will be hosted Friday afternoon by the Phi Women's national journalistic sorority and attend the Kansas Aggie football game Saturday after a Chamber of Commerce luncheon.
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Merry B. Rutledge
Oklahoma Press
Associat
Omar
di Gray
Ht Sturgeon
of Kansas
Pilent
Freelings
Wwwi
L. N. Flint
Thethes Phi
Chamber of
Commerce
4-H Club Meeting Notice at Farm Bureau Office
Miss Mildred leader announced at the Farm Bureau office that the 4-H project club will meet Saturday at the home of Erna Dordthes Schnyartz. Members are urged to attend their club meetings.
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Mildred
Farm Bureau
Quesgirts
Erna
Dordthes Schnyartz
Baptist Meeting Emphasizes Liquor Enforcement and Prohibition
W C Simons addressed the Baptist meeting stressing enforcement of the eighteenth amendment and pledging support to officers. Arkansas City was chosen as the 1930 meeting site. Simons noted Baptists press the prohibition struggle across the United States and predicted church support will push liquor from borders.
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Hoover
Clyde -Mreed
Baptist Convention
Arkansas City
Simons
Lawrence
Iis Na
Fund contributions boost county history project
Two more gifts arrived today for a fund started yesterday to house and display Douglas County historical materials from the exhibition marked by the anniversary. Hannah Oliver and Ida Bland Hasselman of Tipton Indiana gave $1 each, while Mrs Hasselman toured the celebration and praised the affair.
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Douglas County
Executit
Rari
Borger
Senator Bingham Defends Tariff Adviser Evanson Role
Senator Bingham of Connecticut today admitted employing Charles L. Evanson of the Connecticut Manufacturers Association as a tariff adviser while the tariff bill was before the Senate Finance Committee. Evanson attended executive sessions for two days as secretary to the adviser, then withdrew after objections from members of the Democratic Republican Independent Alliance.
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Walsh
Montana
Bingham
Associat Lion
Tenlied Walsh
Caraway
wWo
Manufacturers' Association
Competidor Mauufacturers Association
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Ate Finance
Sevanson
Sear
Senate
Evanson
Seven Die in Portland Hotel Fire and Eleven Hurt
An early morning blaze swept an old brick hotel in Portland, killing seven people and wounding twelve others. Firemen say the victims likely suffocated as they slept. the cause is undetermined and the building’s operator, a Japanese man named Okada, was injured when his wife leaned from a third story window.
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Get
Portland
John Pichenny
Okada
Vom
Senate
Senator Blease Receives Letter On Murder Theory
The Washington Evening Star reports Senator Blease of South Carolina received a letter suggesting Senator Frank B. Brandegee of Connecticut was murdered. The letter came from a woman and Blease plans to present it to a senate committee probing the Washington police. Librarian notes highlight the Kansas Library Association meeting in Kansas City.
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Washington Evening Star
Blease
South Carolina
Frank EB. Brandesee
Connecticut
Jlrry
Senate
Washington
Police Department
Hoover flagship aground in the Ohio River near Diamond Islands
Paducah Kentucky October 17 A D Sun Democrat says C Rouse lockmaster at dam No 48 reports the steamer Mississippi flagship for President Hoover on his Ohio river trip is aground near Diamond Islands. He noted earlier reports of tying up due to low water and said dams in Cincinnati and Huntington regions are being opened to move the vessel before nightfall.
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C. Rouse
Dam” No
Sun-Democrat
Mississippi
Hoover
Diamond Islands
Rouse
Cincinnati
Huntington
W. Va
Kansas University Kansas State campus raid ends with truce
On the University of Kansas and Kansas State Agricultural College campuses guards remain on duty after a truce in a students war. Eighteen KU students captured on the Aggie campus return with unique haircuts as raiding efforts wind down. A KU student named John Rose was captured and held after trespassing despite guards. he allegedly sent telephone instructions to KU students.
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University of Kansas
Aggie
Campuges
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Kan
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Aggies
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Rose
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Lawrence
Methodist Supper Brings 310 Attendees and Bible Talk
About 310 members and friends attended the Church-night Supper at the First Methodist Church last evening. After supper they sang songs and heard a devotional on the Church at Ephesus led by Dr. Harry A. Gordon. The event closed with prayers and hymns as part of the weekly devotional hour.
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Ehurch
America
W. Durfman
Rad
Harry A. Gordon
Ephesus
Musical program announced for two day meeting
The Association of Musical Executives of State Universities releases a two day program led by Dr. Ernest Fowles of London. Lectures on Modern Music and Bach with open public access. Activities include sessions, luncheons, tours, a colonial tea, and a Kansas Aggie football game viewing at University stadium.
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Association of Musical Executives of State Universities
D. Swarthout
University of Kansas School of Fine Arts
Swarthout
Aspohehions
Ernest Fowles
London
England
University
Bach
E. H. Lindley
Union
Droream | Lomorrow
Haskell Institute
Dr. Fowles
Culonial
Valleyview
Dean
Kansas Breeders Shine at National Dairy Show
Le Louis Oct 17 Kansas breeders of dairy cattle and poultry excel at the national dairy and poultry show. Awards include Guernsey cattle with multiple placings from Homewood and Independence, Ayrshire entries from Topeka, Wyandotte poultry from Cardwell and Maguvat, and Mammoth Bronze Turkeys led by Glen C. Bidleman.
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Api—En Trains of
Kansas
Guernsey
dion—Ransom
Fara
Homewood
Kan
H. D. Smit
Washington
Glen Café
I ‘Ayrshire
Fairfield Farm
Topeka
Wyandotte Poultry
Charles WW. Maguvat
Cardwe
Fismouth Rock Divison
N. A. McCoshi
Randolph
Wyandotte
A. T F. Burns
Cheeley
Mammoth
Glen C. Bidleman
Kinsler
Dairymen To Attend National Dairy Exposition
A delegation of local dairymen and county agent left for St Louis yesterday to spend the week at the National Dairy Exposition. The group includes George Bahnmaier, F Boucher, K G Clark, Turner Bros, Kemper Da Scott Morgan, Carl Butler, Dr L Wells, Mr Quackenbush, and Mr and Mrs H M Chaniby and Lee Colman. Their herds rank high with 31 pounds of butter fat per cow per year and they will attend the roll of honor banquet Thursday evening. The county agent will join a National County Agent conference banquet the same night.
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St. Louis
George J. Bahmmaier
Butcher
K. G. Clark
Turner Bros
Kemper
da Scott Morgan
Carl Butell
L. Wells
Quakenbush
H. M. Chaniby
Lee Colman
Bahnmaier
Bucher and Clark
Federated Clubs Elect Second District Officers
Mrs. Guy Lamer of Tola was elected president of Kansas Federation of Women’s Clubs second district at Baldwin on October 27. Other officers include Mrs. All Evans of Olathe as first vice president, Mrs. George Sowers of Pone Hills as recording secretary, and Mrs. C. B. Stephens of Baldwin as treasurer. The 28th annual meeting runs through tonight.
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Kan
Guy Lamer
Tola
Kansas’ Federation
Womten
All Evans
Olathe
Bie
George Sowers
Pone Hills
B. Stephens
Benefit Event For Belleview School P T A
4-H club members from Touglas county present a program at Belleview schoolhouse tomorrow night to raise funds for the Belleview school P T A. The program starts at o'clock with transportation available by notifying the night bureau. Rolland Stover will sing hymns at the service of Abe. Ti nty Lutheran church at tho o'clock. He will appear in plays by Mize, originally scheduled.
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Belleview
Bureau of Fite
Rolland Stover
Roland Stover
Abe
Tinty Lutheran Church
Mize Hee
Silent slot jingle in Lawrence as machines face removal
A damaged Lawrence report notes the slot machine interior jingle stilled as youths pull levers hoping for twenty slugs. With the company defeated in court, authorities plan removal of the machines to avoid further trouble.
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Lawrence
Promis
Reed slams Kansas federal judiciary in Hopkins appointment
Governor Clyde Reed denounces the Kansas federal judiciary as a long standing stain and alleges corruption and pro corporate influence. He criticizes Supreme Court decisions and cites the Fort Scott scandal while praising Judge Hopkins as a wholesome change in federal administration.
Indian Rites To Take Several Into Tribes At Butler Game
Haskell Indians head to Indianapolis to play Butler University Saturday. A ceremony is planned to induct several prominent figures into an Indian tribe during the event. John Levi, Haskell’s famed athlete, will participate as master of ceremonies. Guests include Col Charles Lindbergh, Governor Willard Taft Irving, and Frank McDonald.
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Haskell
Frank McDonald
Hasili
Charles Lindbergh
Will Trwin
Indiana
Stair
Hince Levi
Arapahoe
Lindbergh
Youth Killed as Vehicle Swerves to Miss Animal on Road
In Ottawa near Williamsburg last night a youth named Paul Thom son, 13, fell from a truck after the driver swerved to avoid an animal. The vehicle rolled over him causing fatal injuries while three other youths rode the truck.
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Kar
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Paul
Thomson
Hallas Sumitt
McFadden
Woman killed in highway crash near Wichita
Mrs. W. R. Ritchey prominent Wichita socialite dies in a 4:30 p.m. collision at Herd's corner on highway 4 when a Hudson coupe driven by her husband struck a moving van. Ritchey and crew suffer injuries. the truck from Dallas is cleared after midnight. Mrs. Ritchey leaves three children. Mr. Ritchey heads Swift Aircraft of Wichita.
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Wichita
Herd’s Corner
Ritchey
Rit
Shiene
Ken Treek
Mr. Ritchey
Minnor
Ant .B. Fl
Kansas City
Ie Central ‘Transfer and Storage Ehpany
Dallas
Texas
Be Wee Harris
Richey
Funk Mortuary
Woehila
Swift Aircraft Company
Kansas Corn Husking Contest Set For November Sixth
Kansas corn huskers prepare for the state husking contest to name county champions who will compete in the big show. County champions must file by November with the Kansas Farmer, prize money ranges from 10 to 310 for top placements.
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Kan
Kansas Corn
Kansas Steth
Juanita Tari
Dan D. Casement
Kansas Farmer
Amul Peat
Bate
Arthur Capper
The
Mangs
Sinil O
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Charles Kraus
Barbour
County Teachers Meeting in Liberty Memorial High School
Douglas county teachers gather Saturday in the Liberty Memorial High School music room for a meeting. County superintendent of schools announces Miss Margaret Downey of Locompton will lead music. J W Wellbarn of Baldwin and R B Church of Eu- Ori speak. addresses set.
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Liberty Memorial High School
Margaret] Downey
Locompton
J. W. Wellbarn
Baldwin
R.B. Church
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