Peril of Disobedience Tied to Constitution Lecture
Judge Richard Hopkins of the Kansas Supreme Court warned that disobedience to laws of fire gravity and life leads to peril and urged allegiance to the U S Constitution. He tied the eighteenth amendment to constitutional principles during a Kansas high school hall lecture marking its ratification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Richard Hopkins
Supreme Court of Kansas
Hopkins
United States Supreme Court
Kansas
Temperance Society of America
Maine
Congress
Judge Hopkins
M. O. Kellison
The
First Christian Church
Atchison Day's Doings mixed gossip and notes
Local column recalls Atchison residents with comments on liver health jokes, upcoming events, births, deaths, marriages, thefts, court cases, rail and river traffic, and civic happenings. Names include Arthur Howe Leo Jacobs Bill Hayes Deafy Boular and many townsfolk with brief anecdotes and quotes.
Atchison Bosts Local Happenings and Gusts of News
Atchison notes show a mix of opinions and events from 1928 including patriotism talk by Arthur Eymann, guest visits from Mrs. Jesse of Goff, and comments on Elgible widowers. Local business, safety week at the high school, a river intake repair, theater and library chatter, and social club evenings pepper daily life. A Kansas City hardware show, car theft rumors, and sports banter blend into a snapshot of community chatter and regional concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolan Warehouse
East Atchison
Jesse Hahn
Doniphan County
Oklahoma City
Platte County
Hattie M. Murphy
St. Joe
S. E. Langworth
Raymond Hall
Weston
First National Bank of
Kansas City
Judge Hall
Harry Moss
Aitchison
Falls City
Nebr
Ienry J. Raisch
Muscotah
California
Dinuba
Calif
H. J. Raisch
Eberta Ol Co. Bunning
San Luis Obispo
Raisch
Paul Challiss
George A. McKinney
Phil Lowe
Doniphan
Atchison
Troy
Middle West
New Orleans
Hawaiian Islands
Chicago
Pacific Coast
South
Cairo
Frank R. Peck
Los Angeles
Hickman
Fox
Topeka
R. O. McBurney
Kingman
Association of County Commissioners
Kansas
McBurney
Theatre Club
Jane Byram
Mark McCully
Nevia Hazel
Jane Price
Betty Jane Blanke
Lucy Evans
W. H. Lawin
Charles A. McCloud
York
McCloud
Atchison County Community High School
Effingham
Herbert Hawk
Holland
Deafy
W. O. Judd
O. B. Langan
Harwl Hardware Co
J. E. Methiran
Wymore
Atcison
White Cloud
Burlington
Cooney
Callistus
J. H. Barley
Washington
Ralph Cole
Robinson
Phoenix
Arizona
C. E. Davis
Arthur Eymann
W. C. Jesse
Goff
Carl
Stevens Drug Store
Frank Ruff
Providence Hospital
Kas
Jean Compton
Ed Groh
Chamber of Commerce
City of Atchison
A. J. Harwi
Miami Herald
Cyrus Hermann Kotzschmar Curtis
Saturday Evening Post
C. F. Larson
Missouri Pacific Railroad
St. Louis
Parent-Teacher Association
Larson
Commercia Street
Ellis Alden
Globe
Welby Hunt
Wee Hickman
Hunt
A. J. Hatch Hardware Co
Blish, Mize & Silliman
Atchison Saddlery Co
Steinite Laboratories
L W. Long
Raymond B. Jones
T. Henley
Convention Hall
Jack Gardner
Snyder
Gray
Ed Hiller
Jim Abdel
Guy Sharp
Fifth
Barber Logan
Frisco
Burglarized Store Used Creek Trap In Heist
A local Union Outfitting Co store on Commercial street was burglarized using a trap in the creek floor to access the building. About 250 dollars worth of suits coats and hats were stolen, with thieves dropping items into the muddy creek bottom and fleeing near the Central hotel. Police have limited leads. similar creek‑based thefts have occurred at nearby businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Hess
Herbert Craddock
Nina M. Martin
Atchison
Co. L. Mowbray
Tony Kilkenny
Fillieg
Commercial Street
Harci's
Adolph Ehret
White Clay Creek
Union Outfitting Co
Central Hotel
Seventh Street
Arensberg
Leahy Clothing
Piles Now Cured Without Surgery
A free 68 page book by Dr. O A Johnson details an ambulant method to remove and permanently cure piles without surgery. It promises relief from pain, danger, and expense and offers the book by mail to Kansas City readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Johnson
Main St
Kansas City
Alexander couple sue over Archisod property title dispute
In Archisod County Kansas District Court George W. Alexander and Jessie Alexander sue Christina Pilbelm and Joseph Pilbetm for title recovery and quieting of title to Lots 1 and 2 in Block 21 of Challiss Addition Atchison. The petition filed February 10 1985 seeks judgment by default if not answered. The case frames a property dispute in Atchison with claims for rents and profits from the property until title is resolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Carter
John
Jonn
Lousiana
Joe Tinschert
Lite
Snort
Rev
W. E Wheeler
Little Snort
Rev. Wheeler
Jude John
Short Jenks
Breitweiser
Glen Elder
John Daum
Atchison
Jerry Prynn
Chicago
Teddy Arensberg
Charlie Kley
Walter Johnson
Independence Valley
Cates
Kansas
Milton
Topeka
Chase
Pleasanton
Charles FP. Scott
Iola
Clyde M. Reed
Parsons
J. H. Mercer
EL EB. Prizell
Larned
A. H. Motter
Wichita
Roy F. Bailey
Sylvia
Frank J. Ryan
Toneka
Frederick G Apt
Ioa
Apt
Wes McManual
Horton
Clara Eveln Noe
Tee Noe
E. W. Spencer
Charlie Browne
David Gingrich
Lancaster
Guy Sharp
Nineteenth Street
Limi
Will Coleman
Shawnee County
Commerce Trust Co. of
Leo Pectin Co
H. H. Holmes
Houston
Jim Reed
al Smith
Theodore Otis
Reed
Theodore
al Smoith
Joseph
Pilbetm
Christina Vithohu
Christina Pilbelm
Challiss
Atcinson
Atchison County
George W. Alexandir
Jesse Alexander
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Supreme Court
Arthur Howe
Leo Jacobs
Sam Wright
Riley Street
Bill Justus
Home Journal
Dick McAllister
Mound Streets
Pete Petgeschof
Porter
Bill Hayes
Fred Ernst
Gus Song
Theodore Hammes
Centralia
Atchison Monument Works
Frank Downing
Pete Cauley
President Coolidge
Cuba
Verge Tate
Deafy Boular
Gilbert Guthrie
Rock Island Railroad
Holton
Seneca
Kan
Circleville
Ontario
Bancroft
Goff and Kelly
Strain
Smith
Pawnee City
Neb
Omaha
Lincoln
Atchison” c
Harry
Court House
George W. Doiel
Muscotah Farmer
Rose Williams
John Christian
Cummings
Doiel
W. A. Jackson
W. B. Hayes
Kansas Avenue
Ralph A. Prouts
Laramie Street
C. L Hixon
Farmers State Bank
Potter
Matt Ernzen
J. B. Pur
E. B. Niemann
Andrew Ernzen
A. Lohman
J B Purcell
Lambert Lancaster
North Ninth Street
Donald Alvin
Ruth Blair
Clyde Lott
H. Co. Lott
South Fourth Street
F. P. Barrett
Kansas City Star
Shorty” O'Neill
Fritz Hekelnkaemper
Kansas Bottlers’ Association
Tom Ritner
Bland
Atchison Lodge
Modern Woodmen
Edna Plummer
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Concordia
Paulen
Jonathan Davis
Jonathan
Knights of Columbus
New St. Benedict’s School
Mary Collyer
Leavenworth
Kickapoo Island
Newton Collyer
Bill Roth
Beloit
Atchison Water Co
John McCarthy
M. P. Jackline
Wilbur
Navy
Omhar Shenkner
Indianapolis
Ind
Stella Shenkner
R. O. Shenkner
Neal Munger
Orpheum Theater
Riverview Drive
Ira Dewey
Chestnut Street
Gene Howe
Dan Anthony
Shanty Doyle
Atchison Mills and Elevators
Miss Pearl Finch
Snowden Mine Drug Co
Mary Eaton
Severance
Alice Mihm
Gertrude Gertitz
T. L. Vincent
Jess Thorn
St. Benedict's Church
FE. H. Cummings
Carrie Painter
Nebraska City
Missouri Pacific
Henry Ode
Lowemont
New York City
John Blunt
Atchison Street
Pneumona
W A. Jackson
Woodmen’s Circle
Daughters of Isabella Hall
Fred Barkow
Harch Hardware Co
the Globe
Joe Conner
Sugar Lake
Florida
Shanty
RM. Kirkpatrick
Mazie
Cameron
P. A. Brown
Dr. Ricks
C. P. Elder
Gladys Hutchins
Hugh Gillen
Ruth Snyder
W. D. Knowles
Denison, Kas
Atchison Savings Bank
George Seever Jr
Near DeKiah
Mayo Hospital
Deafy Bouler
Harry Stevens
Bellevue
Clint Reddick
Miller-Chevrolet Co
Florence Eligan
Sunflower Club
O.P. Maucey
Pete
Chester Handley
Lindbergh
Union Outfitting Company
Archisod
Kanae
Georg W. Alexander and
Jessie Alexander
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