Anthony to retire from Congress amid health concerns
Congressman D R Anthony Jr of Leavenworth announces he will not seek renomination from Kansas First district. Recovering from a year long illness in Tucson Arizona he cites health burdens from managing hundreds of millions in federal appropriations. He thanks Atchison and Atchison county friends and says successors will emerge from the district.
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Robbery at Boston store nets $300 as cracksmen flee
Safe-crackers forced the strong box at a Boston store, taking only cash. A patrolman noted a burning light by the safe around 3:30 AM. later investigation found gloves on the suspect, no usable fingerprints, and no definite clues. Six people were detained, including two hoboes, but released later. Police continue probing the case as W. C. Linville works the scene.
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Death claims Rev Alfred Dinet Kolkebeck in Atchison
The Rev. A D Kolkebeck rector of Trinity Episcopal church died at his Atchison home at 12 45 p m after a brief illness of influenza and heart trouble. He was born December 9 1898 in Danville Illinois and served at St Paul LaSalle Church and Church of the Atonement before coming to Atchison last May. Surviving are his widow and two year old daughter Louise and his father George Kolkebeck of Chicago. Funeral and burial arrangements include services at Trinity Episcopal church and a Chicago church funeral Friday morning.
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Campaign drive pledges Atchison support for Steinite fund
The Daily reports a city wide appeal asking all Atchison residents to donate toward a Steinite fund of 20000 dollars to expand the plant and create hundreds of jobs. The drive, backed by the Chamber of Commerce, runs until the target is reached with donations sent to the Chamber.
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Death of Mrs Emma P Brown Beloit Mother of Editor
Mrs Emma P Brown mother of Carl Brown associate editor of The Globe died at 11 45 pm at Riverview drive after a year long struggle with malignant illness. Born February 23 1857 in Boonville Missouri she was a devoted Lutheran and mother to Carl Brown Jr and widow to John Brown. Funeral services will be at St Mark Lutheran Beloit then Zion Lutheran Beloit with burial in Beloit cemetery. Pallbearers Ed Mattocks Theodore Nass Oscar Duersten William Thistle B Zimmer man. She spent more than twenty years in Beloit and later moved to Atchison to be with her son remaining there until her death. She is survived by her son and grandson and a sister Mrs Charles Eberle. She was a lifelong leader in Zion Lutheran and devout St Mark attendee.
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