Kane Plans To Resume Teaching In A Few Days
Dr Elisha Kent Kane III, acquitted of murdering his wife by drowning her at Grand View Beach, says he expects to return to teaching romance languages at the University of Tennessee in a few days. Jurors found him not guilty after a five day trial ending at midnight. Kane and his relatives expressed relief as he plans to rest and consult with lawyers, with brief stays in the area before resuming duties.
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Colleges Reconsider Football Emphasis After Losses
Several universities and colleges that posted deficits after a football season question whether the game was overemphasized. A Chicago man was jailed recently for failure to pay alimony to his ninth wife, recalling the old quip about the woman pays and pays.
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Convicts Kept in Cells After Disturbance at Leavenworth
Leavenworth prison officials report most convicts confined to cells after a disturbance last night. Warden T. B. White was wounded Friday by one of seven prisoners who abducted him, with daily unrest continuing as authorities investigate and assess prisoner attitudes.
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Associated Press
Leavenworth
Kan
Feder Prison
E. H. Eckholdt
T. B. White
Eckholdt
Fire at Rice home misreported by Star
Firemen were sent to Lee street on Friday for a small blaze at L. E. Rice’s house, quickly controlled with minimal damage. The Star had erroneously reported Frances Page’s home on West Cork street. The fire office had given the incorrect information. Admiral McGowan advocates a referendum before war. those who vote for it should fight.
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Funds Sought to Open 64 Additional Work Offices
The Labor Department asks Congress for 168000 dollars to create 64 more employment offices. President Hoover supports the request, urging rapid consideration. Doak notes 936 offices already operate under the U S Employment Service. Veterans Administration seeks 3925000 for adjusted service and dependent pay alongside the main request.
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House Appropriations Committee
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Hoover
Doak
United States Employment Service
Veterans’ Administration
Floyd Brill to Speak at Bryarly Community League Meeting
The Bryarly Community League holds its regular monthly meeting at 7 30 Friday evening December 18 at the Bryarly schoolhouse. Guest speaker Floyd M Brill of the Winchester bar will address the gathering. Full attendance urged.
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Bryarly
Floyd M. Brill
Winchester Bar
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