MAC ARTHUR TESTIFIES ON HAZING AT WEST POINT INQUIRY
Cadet Dungins testifies to congressional investigators about hazing at the U S military academy. He describes tents, interrogations, and the chain of command from upperclassmen to the commandant Colonel Fein. The exchange reveals tensions amid the inquiry into the 1999 incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
Dungins
Pablo
Murphy
Fein
Kieneresho
Toorth
Witenes
Coffee Soup and a Coffee Wreck Turned to Health
A former sufferer recalls childhood meals with coffee soup and later digestive troubles including gall stones and nervous distress. After quitting coffee and using Food Coffee, indigestion and sleep improved, with stomach and energy restored. The narrator praises the product’s effects on digestion and overall well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Coffe
Fragmented hearsay on hazing during camp years
Witnesses recount hazing practices amid a military camp, with MacArthur involved in sworn testimony. Capes, identified from Atiactett, testifies about forty forms of hazing during a plebe year. The dialogue suggests ongoing questions of discipline and future conflicts at the camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pames
MacArthur
Capies
Atiactett
Men's Social Club Card Party Heats Up Local Evening
A lively card party hosted by the Men's Social Club drew attendees at the 10.0 F. ball on West Sixth Avenue last night. Prizes included a box of cleats and an ole shirt while guests listed include Mr and Mrs J. Couxhila, Mr and Mrs T. M Delabuytle, Miss Mamie Gibbs, Miss Nellie Ming, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Sixth Avenue
Mary Cogis
Jos. P. Butterly
Ole Shirt
Mea
J. Couxhila
T. M Delabuytle
Mra
Jheann
Bev
Peter Meitieraat
Euler
Antie Doyie
Mies Anat Devitt
Mamie Gibbs
Nellie Ming Alice Collins
Minnie Fsevitt
Stet der Ormne
W. A. Wilson
Soeimber
Tives Weemi
el Psvator
Wilba
Atl
Arain
FAURE
Sores Eityse
Heaton
Sadie Pea
Colorado Springs
Col
Padama
Lane
Bmrk
Atchieaway
Sharremere
Bt Mo
Duliaan
J Doles
Palmer
West Gordon
A. L
Errone
Kannar
M. BE
Poor Farm Fire Destroys Hovel Belonging to Elderly Colored Man
A 93 year old Black man lost his shabby shelter in a fire at the poor farm, with neighbors describing the scene as a woeful, pitiable episode. The victim is described as frail and in poor health, with local aid being discussed as officials assess the damage and shelter needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ives
Expatriated Students Face Military Service Debates
Expatriated students and leaders including Hersbers and Arthur dispute compulsory service while Saenger group presses for clearer policy in ongoing dispute over conscription and overseas education duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hersbers
Social Whirl Recalls Dinners and Dance Parties
In a busy sequence of informal gatherings Mrs T Herrick hosts tea for Mire Bel Herrick of Hiawatha and Mr Jennings of Caneiro. Guests include Mrs Jennings, Mrs Moon, Miss Guibor and many others sharing dinners, games, and a Bachelor club dance at Adson Bell. Governor and Mrs Stanley attend events with plans for a future reception and more dinners next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
FH. T. Herrick
Mire Bel Herrick
Hiawarhe
Mr. Jennings
Caneiro
Fas
Mra Hertek
Jennings
John Fb. Moon
Mire
Willem Wellcoms
Mra Welcht- Man
Mra Sheldon
Byron Davis
Eee
She Colburn
Grace
Hidith Gufbor
Harrison Street
A.detlehifal Hitle Chaaing Tush
Miss Guibor
For Gavit
Kenneth Wharry
Travereet
Robert Stewart
Afr
Frank Moss
Huck McParland
Stanley Entertain
Govers
M.A. Law
J. D. McFarland
T. H. Sweet
Pi Rosebraks
James A. “Troutman
J. H. Richards
George Cresford
Stanley
J Anither
Clugsen
A. Ho Wood
Unete
Edna Kirkpatrick
Beteny College
Liawrence
Kansas City
Ruth Whitman
Herome
Lawrence
H Niles
Soca
N. Aira
Hudaen's
Baxter
Anna Herbst
Misa Louiss Kellam
Misa Herbst
Jones Incident Ties Bike Group to Atchison Gathering
A fragmented report notes bikes returning from Atchison after an early morning arrival. A new BP.O. lodge was formed amid a large crowd from Kansas City and nearby areas. The text mentions a contingent and an arrest of a group member.
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Atchison
BP. O
Bt Joeansan
Tradi
Atchison Chief Jones Arrested Over White Slippers Joke
Observers recall Atchison turmoil as Chief Baxter and Jones face charges after a carnival prank involving police and a false hunt for a girl wearing white slippers and a nine karat ring. The mayor reportedly turned the keys over amid interference.
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An. Lee
Atchison
Tle
Lee
Atel
Jones
Pallce
Weston
Geo
Phil Baxter
Miller Railroad Bill Aims to Create State Commission
A railroad regulation bill proposed by Senator Miller would create a three member railroad commission appointed by the governor. The panel would supervise railroads and allied companies, publish annual reports, and set or modify freight rates to curb abuses and discrimination. If dissatisfied, railroads can challenge rates in district court. the act remains subject to supreme court review.
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Sanatc Hy
Miller
Allroad
Wright
Thay
Bok Ars Stallae
Geialor Musee “Bn
Riilroad
Commieion
Atste
Selena Chalten
Commission
Istrict Court
Supreme Court
Plan to Stop Tax Dodging in Western Kansas Lands
A state cancer report says a bill will be introduced in the legislature to curb tax dodging by land-owning loan companies in western Kansas. Landowners have faced years of deferred taxes as these firms offered settlements to county commissioners for 60 cents on the dollar. The measure aims to reestablish lands for grazing with sufficient income to cover taxes, ending the practice. Western lawmakers largely back action to address unfair tax burdens on farmers.
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Kansas
Towr
Iowa
Meat Sons
Ioan
Unis
Prairie Bog Cave Whys Extermination Bill Reported Favorably
The House Ways and Means committee reported Stephen Cave s prairie doe b miniun wrands bill favorably. It proposed a 20000 appropriation for experiments but tied to existing townships levies and a local character, with notes onSaw and a measure sidetracked.
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House
Ways and Means Committee
Stephen Cave
Cave
Denouemeet
Ani
Unclear Fragments Reflect Differing Views in Assembly
Fragments show MABREART and Pircunmere Ri Lene obworth with Fr. G Maerker differing from views held by Representatives J. We x Gaw and John M. Hund. The notes indicate yesterday’s session included debate among a small group of officials.
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Obworth
Han Fr. G Maerker
J. Wex Gaw
John M. Hund
Outrage Victims Prompt Calls for White-Black Unity
The text laments mob violence and urges swift punishment of murderers. It notes Governor Kansas urging legislature to condemn the Leavenworth actions and to extend sympathy to the grieving families of Pearl Forbes and other victims. The piece stresses that justice should not be swayed by color or hate.
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Barbargan
Pearl Forbes
Stop to a New Law Bill in Wyoming Legislature
Representative Eriil Grosser of Dickinson offers an amendment to the constitution to bar assessments or taxation and the opening or working of highways and other functions by corporations or individuals. The measure aims to prevent the establishment or maintenance of schools or district structures for private privilege and to restrict district court locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eriil Grosser
Dickingon
Opiinion
Barker Names Two More Committees on Assessment and State Affairs
Barker names two more committees in the House with Graser Dickinson County chair and Hogue Jobson County. Stavely Ounge and others serve on the assessment and taxation panel. Retm ington Miami chairs state affairs with Gressier Logan and Willits Wilson as members. A Cadet Corps bill aims to give the governor power to appoint cadet corps officers in state educational institutions, with an eighty member corps and captains plus two lieutenants, backed by the adjutant general.
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Barker
Graser
Dickinson County
T. J. Hogue
Jobson
Wm. T. Short
Cloud
A. HL
Stavely
Ounge
Beg
N. Crawford
Bred Praite
Starshall
J. N. Woodward
Republic
A Tyo
Bracford
Tive Harris
North Topeka notices and local ads fragment reel
A garbled page from North Topeka shows local notices and ads. Mentions Kierbach Prin company Kansas Avenue, Mrs. John Hart in West Gordon Street, and visits to Horton and Omwicle. Promotes a Mustin Underwear sale starting Saturday January 1st, with other sales on Musiiian Embroidery and White Dress Goods. Includes notes on residents, business names like COSTLEY & POST, and various casual society items with scattered place names, dates, and names.
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Tema
Kierbach Prin Company
Kansas Avenue
John Hart
West Gordon Street
Horton
Omwicle
Mrn
Wii Deppe
Joe Carter
Cobtley & Post
Epuin
F. Maynard
Quincy Street
J. F Cecil
Ian
Rip
Clarence Matthews
Buntley
Liberal
Rock Island Surveying Company
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Barnum
Dow
Mac Arthur
Bachelor Club
Adson Bell
Rt. W
Sareh Schreiber
Mies Katherine Lernich
A. B. Cunningburs
FS. Brown
James Clarke
Miller Railroad
Mabreart
Meagrees
Leavenworth
North Topeka
Lary Park
East
Norris Street
Canon Bywater
Costley
POST
J. H. Foucht
City
Westomatg
Tonganoxie
Mra Wii Rippitoe
Hoyt
Will Willard
Gallaway
Polk Street
Prince
Costley Post
Fred Morgan
Julia Keyes
Taylor Street
Mary Gillen
Bloomington
TL No LO
Greer
T Dom Street
Costlet & Post
J. M. VarTasel
Nicola & Stone Llumber Company
Cleveland, C
Mra S Stanton
Mourot Street
van Tassel
Weartburg
Procebie
Pee Hon
Purchius
Lebanon
Tyon
Moen
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