Death News 4 Years Late Reveals Atchison Soldier Claimed by Panama Grave
The War Department finally informs Atchison relatives that Claude Hilligoss died October 30 1923 in a Panamanian hospital, pneumonia listed as cause. Born July 11 1880 Beloit Kansas he enlisted 1902, served in the Philippines, spent boyhood in Atchison. Surviving brothers and sisters include Marion Edward Frank Hilligoss Mrs Mason Smith and Mrs George White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Hilligoss
Gatun
Panama Canal Zone
War Department
Atchison
Ancon
Frank Hilligoss
Canal Zone
Department
Claude Hillicors
Beloit
Kas
Alfred Hilligoss
Edward and
Mason Smith
Wakeney
George White
Atchison Day’s Doings and Local Notes
Atchison items report a dentist pulling his own teeth and various residents improving from illness. Christmas plans, court dates, and local business notes mix with jokes and community anecdotes. A county attorney carries overshoes and quinine. a bus driver returns to service. and a 197 bushel 12 pound corn husk record is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Blair
Central Branch
Maurice P. O'Keefe
Roy Trimble
North Fifth Street
Bill Cunningham
Fire Department
Fargo
N. D
Bank suit seeks to force Wilson Co. to honor checks
In district court A C Fees a Whiting poultry shipper sues American State Bank for payment of $207.70 in checks drawn on Wilson Poultry Co. The petition claims funds of about $2,400 exist at the bank to cover the checks, written after the death of J H Wilson head of the company. The case arises from a December 5 6 and 7 sale of produce to Wilson Poultry Co. and the bank allegedly refusing payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly
J. H. Wilson
Wilson
Wilson Poultry Co
American State Bank
A. C. Fees
Whiting
Fees
Insanity Plea Sparks Public Debate In Local Polls
A parade of residents from Clay Lott to Frank Wertz offer strong views on insanity pleas for murder. Critics label the defense a danger to society while supporters call for fair jurisprudence and accountability. a gypsy incident in Atchison adds a side note of local intrigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Lott
Theodore Nass
John Hitz
Gerald Allen
Bill Crume
al Schmitt
Remus
Earl Compton
Roy Wallack
Tom Beattie
Frank Roebrich
Herschel Guy
Dave Condon
Fred Witt
Sam Gallup
Adam Roth
Frank Pierce
Louie Waidauer
Pete Gearhart
Elmo Finnegan
Maude
Ngineer
L. H. Simmons
T. Steele
Oscar Maurer
L. A. Palmer
Harry DeLong
Frank Wertz
Charles Ferguson
Charles Gundy
Will Coleman
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Atchison community chatter features early boomers and locals
Community chatter recaps 1894 figures in Atchison with D A Butterfield of the Overland Despatch, Ben Holladay routes, mining busts, and a hot Springs railroad. It notes local figures, jokes, speed arrests, a fire at 433 South Fifth, and a Wright Hamburger Co update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Howe
Atchison
D. A. Butterfield
Denver
South Fifth Street
Smoky Hill
Colorado
Butterfield
Plains
Grant Means
Kansas
Hot Springs
Ark
Oklahoma
United States Supreme Court
Claude Gramani
Phoenix
Arizona
Bert Gilmore
Roebuck
Kansas City
Gilmore
Big Munn
Munn
Louie Waldauer
Brother Gilmore
Ed Mattocks
Toledo
Wright Hamburger Co
The
Globe
Joe Allen
Allen
T. J. Ritner
J. E. McGrath
Jim Hayes
Snort
Jim
Wiliam P. Miller
Riley Street
Pete Greiner
Potter
Pete
Dave Lawless
Tom Byrne
Joe Vanderweide
South Dakota
No Special Session Needed on Road Law Changes
Andy White of Atchison county responds to a Kansas City Star request on highway law revisions. He argues no urgent need for state road control changes, notes a new legislature will soon convene to decide voters’ wishes, says a constitutional amendment is unnecessary, and recalls voting against submitting a road amendment when 77 to 46 in the House fell short of two thirds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter C. Goldt
Lumbago U. FD
Nen
Omaha
Sinclair Oil Co
Hausen Armstrong
Bill Randell
St. Joe
W. E. Gocke
Globe
J. K. Fdmiston
Atchison
Caroline Stuff
Robinson
Kas
Albert Stuff
Highland Street
Roy Walters Jr
Wichita
K. A
Ada Bishop
Rushvwm BC
Turpeterman
Americe
Carroll Club
St. Benedict's Parish
Clarence Smith
Theodore Walters
Clarence Jacobs
Will Jochems
Jack Brophy
Robert H. Humphries
William Kinnamon
Bill Hertman
Bill
Warren Hollar
Kessler-Barkow Saddlery
Charles Gundy
Topeka
Joe Mercer
Lou Cochran
J. N. Cecil
Jackson Pryor
Oak Mills
Jackson
Exchange State Bank
Snort
Roy Walters
Walters
Walters Music Store
Dorothy Tatham
George McKeen
Norman Olson
North Fifth Street
Olson
Ella Olson
Falls City
A. J. Best
Pomona
Calif
Best
Vera Best
Midland College
California
Mrs Best
Kansas City
Kansas
J. F. Martin
Effingham
John Brun
Route 1
Muscotah
The
Martin
Arrington
Ward
Jacob Schaeffer
Ernest Schaeffer
Bert Jones
Charles Schaeffer
James Hackett
Schaeffer
Henry Diegel
Mt. Vernon
Henry Diezel
Ed Lukens
F. E. Harch
Z. E. Jackson
James W. Orr
Schall Zimmer
Quincy
James Raun
Fremont
Nebr
Everest
Emmett Lister
Sumner
Colorado
Adolph Seeger
Great Bend
Otto
Central Branch
Concordia
Heeas
Velma Jones
Dearborn
Fred Allison
Earl Killarney
FE. H. Short
Los Angeles
Missouri Pacific
Atchison County
Bill Barthel
Cummings
Ray Fletcher
A B. DeDual
Barthel
Fletcher
Court House
Jude DeDual
Jude Johnon
the Globe
Andy White
Kansas City Star
W. W. Guthrie
State of
Lloyd Finn
Garden City
Chamber of Commerce
Finn
Aitchison
Raymond McMann
Goff
Lawrence Mullins
McMann
Dan Teare
Henry Klein
Rockford
Ivy
North Sixth Street
John Nevin
Weston
Ed Groh
Leavenworth
Thomas Bate
New Zealand
Mr. Bates
L. J. Bates
Nortonville
Tord
Tom
Oscar Mauzey
Henry Bodendoerfer
Bodendoerfe
William Bodendoertje
American State Bank
London Mail
Santa Claus
Ed Clark
Walter Price
Farmington
Seneca
Andy Larson
Clark
An Atchison Rh
Emil Forbinger
Ice Plant Upgrade to $75,000 at Atchison Plant
A $75,000 improvement will start in January for the Atchison ice plant at Fifth street and Utah avenue. Kansas Power & Light will install modern electrically driven machinery, triple the output to 6 tons daily, and overhaul interior while duplicating operations at the nearby Pricey Boulevard factory known as the Crystal plant. The work aims for spring operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly
Atchison
Kansas Power & Light Co
Fifth Street
Utah Avenue
Trea Water
Pricey Boulevard
Crystal Ice Factory
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Theodore Geritz
Jess Marshall
Hershel Guy
John Cook
August Hagan
Ben Guy
Atchison Mills
Hickman
W. T. Kemph
St. Peter
St Peter
Roy Salver
C. O. Nelson
George Truax
Jack Thomas
Herbert Gilman
Lloyd Raisch
Shorty” Hendren
George Atherton
Lester Crisp
Lester Holman
Dale Forgy
Fraternal Aid Union
Union Hall
Kitty Lou Jacobs
Adaline Steckel
Shirley Bryant
Bobby Ray Bryant
Rose Mary Seeger
Maxine Harvey
Betty Steckel
Vesta Hall
Dorothy Tate
Gloria Koonty
Grace Hall
Zilpha Cummings
Clyton Holland
Adolph Ehret
Clint Ehret
Jimmy Williams
Dorothy Ham
Zelma
John Edmund Dobbs
Babe Scragg
Cemilla Barns
Dorothy Lau
Hiram Green
Elmer Hopple
Robert Ham
Frank Ham
M. M. Case
Cameron, Mo
George Washington
Case
Frank Gotch
Mr Case
George P. Herzinger
Whitelaw Hotel
Joe Schletzbaum
St Joe
Harvester
Schletzbaum
Fred Rudolph
John E. Worrell
North Ninth Street
Missouri
John Worrell
Inez Hall
Bendena
Joe Klaus
Hiram Wilson
J. E. Bush
Jack Flynn
South Fifth Treet
Glen Reece
Lee Meaty
Will Seeger
John Seeger
Battle Creek
Mich
Pordher
Chas. Miller's
Doniphan
Doniphan County
F. C. Numun
J. J. Cowhick
Iowa Twp
W. P. Rush
Joe Rush
Wolf River Typ
L. C. Groniiger
Herman Groniiger
Union Two
Chas Nimz
Russell Forbes
Washington
Lester Wells
Leon Winn
Marton
Farm Bureau Committee
Tol
Benjamin Purnell
Benton Harbor
Ethel Oliver