Supreme Court Upholds Industrial Court Title in Kansas
Kansas Supreme Court reverses Wyandotte County Judge McCamish and rules the title to the industrial court law is sufficient. Jerry Scott, a switchman, faces trial for conspiracy to hinder an essential industry after an outlaw strike. The ruling clarifies penalties under the act and sets up future decisions on injunctions and felony provisions.
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Kansas Supreme Court
Jerry Scott
Kansas City
Kas
Supreme Court
W. H. McCamish
District Court
Wyandotte County
McCamish
Scott
Court of Industrial Relations
Mason
Alexander
Howat
Crawford County
Kansas
Supreme. Court
Kansas Bank Deposits Dip From Record Near 503 Million
Kansas banks hold about 476 million in deposits, roughly 26 million below the 503 million record. W. W. Bowman of the Kansas Bankers Association released the February 21 national bank report. state deposits stood near 266.8 million while national totals reached 170.95 million.
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Kansas
W. W. Bowman
Kansas Bankers’ Association
National Bank
Pet cat rescue turns tragic in electric pole accident
Chester Slifers of Nickerson, aged 21, was badly burned by a high powered electric wire while attempting to reach a pet cat stuck on a pole for over a day. He suffered serious bruises from a fall and his recovery is doubtful.
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Chester Slifers
Nickerson
Wichita homicide shocks local farmer recovering from injuries
B J Hamilton of Cassaday Kansas lies in a Wichita hospital with two broken neck vertebrae and multiple fractures while his wife Mary Frances Schmidt faces investigation after shooting Rock Island detective Mortz Schmidt who died shortly after in their Wichita home.
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B. J. Hamilton
Cassaday
Kas
Wichita
Hamilton
Mortz Schmidt
Rock Island
Mary Frances Schmidt
Schmidt
Lumber price cuts offered by Wichita firm sparks interest
H B Gilkinson president of Lumbermen's Supply Co announces 25 percent concession on brick. prices have held since year's start. In Flush a car crash near a steep hill kills 35 year old Leo Weixleman and injures two brothers. Charles M Shelton files voluntary bankruptcy in U S district court listing over 100000 in notes and credits.
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Wichita
H. B. Gilkinson
Lumbermen’s Supply Company
Leo Weixleman
Flush
Charles M. Shelton
Kansas City
United States District Court
Lancaster merchant Pfouts dies at 61 after twenty-five years
W A Pfouts a Lancaster merchant died at his home after a long career. He was 61 and survived by his widow and a son Ralph. Pfouts was also an Atchison attorney.
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W. A. Pfouts
Lancaster
Ralph. Pfouts
Atchison
Stockyards Must Play Fair Across State Markets
The new stockyards and live stock regulation bill sets licensing by the public utilities commission for all market handlers. Licensees must file rate schedules and rules, allow investigations, and face rate or rule changes with commission approval. Licenses cost five dollars and require good character assurances and compliance with anti trust laws. The commission can regulate feed, weighing, yardage, and related services for all livestock markets. violations may revoke licenses after a hearing. Authorities expect fair trial by stockyards, packing houses, and commission houses without injunctions delaying the law.
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Topeka
Livestock Commission
Public Utilities Commission
Miners Fight Costs Rise as Howat Targets Law
Kansas miners and supporters have spent or pledged at least 25 000 dollars in attorney fees and court costs opposing the industrial court law. Illinois funds largely paid Redmond S Brennan and H C Doyle while Kansas miners must cover remaining legal talent and expenses.
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Kansas
Pretty Penny
Alexander Howat
Illinois
Redmond S. Brennan
H. C. Doyle
Supreme court taps appeal on war memorial injunction
The supreme court dismissed the appeal of A. J. White and other taxpayers from the Atchison County district court order denying an injunction against the board of commissioners. The case concerned the erection of a war memorial building under a 1919 law.
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Supreme Court
A. J. White
Atchison County District Court
Board of Commissioners
Professor Fletcher resigns from Kansas Economics Dept
Prof. Hugh M. Fletcher of the University of Kansas economics department has tendered his resignation to Chancellor Lindley. He will leave at the end of the current school year after accepting an offer from Princeton University.
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Hugh M. Fletcher
Department of Economics
University of Kansas
E.H. Lindley
Jessor Fletcher
Economics
Princeton University
Governor Promises Aid for Cannon Ball Road Plan
Governor Allen pledges a Wichita committee he will seek maximum federal and state aid to pave the Cannon Ball road from Wichita to the Kingman County line, a distance of 26.5 miles. County commissioners outline plans to construct the road.
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Allen
Wichita
Kingman County
Kansas Nurses Meet in Topeka May 12 13 14
The Kansas Nurses' Association will hold its tenth annual meeting in Topeka on May 12 13 and 14 with sessions likely covering state nursing standards and professional development opportunities.
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Kansas Nurses’ Association
Topeka
General Purpose Barn Promises Easy Stock Care and Ventilation
A barn design by William A. Radford guides small farms to combine dairy cows and horses in one flexible building. Proper equipment, sturdy materials, and thoughtful layout with carrier tracks, partitions, drinking cups, daylight windows, and fresh air inlets boost milk production while reducing long term costs. Dimensions note 94 by 82 feet with plank frame construction for a roomy hay row and post free stalls.
Modern barn design boosts labor savings and animal well being
The article describes a T shaped barn with a gambrel roof and concrete foundation, featuring modern stalls, ventilation, and a 16-foot silo linked by a carrier system. It notes lightning protection as critical and health department requirements split horse and cow sections with shared features like fresh air intakes and steel stall partitions.
Military Budget Shares in Central Europe
A Living Age study notes Austria spends just over 3 percent of its budget on the military while France uses over 19 percent, Great Britain about 12 percent, Czecho Slovakia nearly 17 percent, Yugoslavia above 28 percent, and Hungary at 2216 percent.
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Austria
France
Great Britain
Jugo “Slavia
Hungary
Railroad Scrap Sale Reveals System Wear
A Pennsylvania railroad report shows the sale of twenty two thousand tons of scrap iron and steel from its southwestern lines in one year. It notes much more is salvaged for reuse beyond original purposes, indicating extensive wear across the network.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Omaha- World-Herald
Bayer Aspirin Warning on Genuine Beware Labels
Name Bayer on package or tablets to be genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians for twenty one years and proven safe by millions. Take Aspirin only as told by Bayer. Handy tin boxes of twelve Bayer Tablets of Aspirin cost a few cents. Druggists sell larger packages. Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoacetic acid ester of Salicylic acid.
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Bayer
Atv
Youthful Spark in Spring Time On Creek Adventure
Gap Johnson of Rumpus Ridge recalls a playful spring morning as children strip and tumble into a creek. Gyms of names and mischief mix with laughter as youngsters, from Gabe Giggery to Yawkey kin, chase, knot clothing, and splash until water is spent.
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Gap Johnson
Rumpus Ridge
Gabe Giggery
Jim-Tom
Tyllery
Zeke
Yawkey
Kansas City Star
Freckles Fade With Othine Double Strength
Advert explains Othine double strength removes freckles with an ounce often enough to clear skin. Sold by druggists with a money back guarantee if it fails to remove freckles.
Little Roy Avoids Dancing at Party
Roy refuses to dance at a party and cites overtones of mood among the guests. His sister challenges him about the impact of his actions on the girls, while Roy counters that his dancing affects the boys.
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Roy
Shave With Cuticura Soap Ad Claims Clean Skin
An advertisement promotes Cuticura Soap as increasing razor efficiency and promoting skin purity and health. It claims no mug, slimy soap, germs, waste, or irritation even with daily shaving and says one soap is for shaving bathing and shampooing.
Curran’s Meditative Practice with Violin Inspires
The remark highlights Curran’s deep focus during long violin sessions. Disraeli notes his habit of running voluntaries to calm and open his faculties for future courtroom emergencies.
Decorative Splendors and a Witty Exchange
A dialogue snippet shows Miss Cayenne remarking that riches fly, while another character notes the value lies in their use. The exchange playfully compares beauty and feathers, suggesting appearances can mislead without wise handling.
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Miss Cayenne
British Military Cemetery Near Boulogne Holds Nearly 12,000 Graves
A British military cemetery near Boulogne in France contains about 11,900 to 12,000 graves. The site serves as a solemn memorial for soldiers who died in conflicts in the region.
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France
Boulogne
Fresh baby clothes care product notice
Advertisement describes a fabric product for baby clothes priced at five cents per package and sold by grocers claiming it leaves no streaks or damage.
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