Evening Star Newspaper, April 2, 1926, Page 26

OAVSPROSERTON (e MUSTPROVEPLT [ | Judge Orders Former Kansas‘ § . ! Governor Freed Unless Bribe ‘ Plan Is Found. By the Asenciated A, Kans., April 2 Jonathan M Kansas Governor, and his son Russell on bribery cha was instructed today to return s The jury | Davis, former verdict of acquittal unless it finds th conspired to. gether in Pollman §1 with Pollmi irdon the bank Tunnels Rough on Rails. tunnels are proving ce dampness and ocomative smoke sp \e, with the in défendants that rough on of passing trains | rusted metal trom the | posed portions open | n from water and | Commander Byrd to Speak. will sail for the | expected to take five Special Easter Program. lo_the opiic cial Easter feature W( play with mu Boy Who Discovered abeth McFadden. at This play was he story entitled overed the »f_the World Something for Everybody ]'z'*zl-me Watch for Our Opening 1 first_produced in of the Little Chur Corner by the Guild of American USE OUR CREDIT SERVICE r°amso. INLORPORATED 7th & L Sts. 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