Giant tri motor airliner to visit Atchison Monday
From Wednesday's Daily Atchison reports a 16-passenger all metal tri motor plane from Air Cruises Inc will land at Bushfield 10 AM. Perry Hutton pilots the craft on a nationwide tour to promote aviation, with flights costing 5 dollars for 25 miles and a minimum of ten passengers. Local Chamber of Commerce officials and aviation boosters will host the event to urge Atchison to secure an aviation field for future routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison
Ford
Bushfield
Chamber of Commerce
Air Cruises, Inc
Kansas City
Detroit
Effinegham
Bill Bush
Perry Hutton
Filer
Wilbur Neeley
The
Neely
Neeley
Floyd Vulette
Local Day's Doings in Atchison and Vicinity
Trainmaster L H Dillie visits Falls City while Miss Mary Bidding begins vacation at Frank Howard Co. office. Fred Taylor, Missouri Pacific officer, reports “batching it.” Mrs. James Heaton suffers neuritis. Mr. and Mrs. Hodam of Kansas City visit C A Wiziarde. Mrs. S A Whittaker undergoes operation at Atchison hospital and recovers well. Wheat yields 30 bushels per acre on Frank Lovejoy’s Doniphan county farm. Ira Barth undecided after Capper’s Weekly reading. Ruth Amend to start two week vacation from Blish Mize & Silliman. Maude Morton Geros leaves for Omaha after visiting J H Brown. Denny Collins visits Greenleaf to check meat market. Atchison man comments Democrats are blatherskites. Knife twist endangers Les Bishop’s son’s eye in mumbly peg accident. A blaze damages C W Anderson farm near Parnell. bucket brigade saves hay barn. Fire department responds quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Dillie
Falls City
Atchison
Mary Bidding
Frank Howard Co
Fred Taylor
Missouri Pacific
Fred
James Heaton
Hodam
Kansas City
C A. Wiziarde
Santa Fe Street
A. Whittaker
Parmington
Atchison Hospital
Frank Lovejoy
Doniphan County
Capper
Ira Barth
Ruth Amend
Blish
Frank Lancaster
North Twelfth Street
Denny Collins
Greenleaf
Les Bishop
New possibility for coal mine Atchison discussed
Local chairman Bob Bump says the Brotherhood of Railroad Firemen may invest surplus funds, about 16 million dollars, in coal mining, with plans to operate a union-based mine near Atchison. The federation’s national officers may investigate, while nearby promoters have shown interest in the field for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Bump
Brotherhood of Railroad Firemen
Organization
Brotherhood
Bump
Brotherhood of Railroad Engineers
West Virginia
Kentucky
The
Brotherhood of Firemen
Atchison
WANTS SOLONS 10 CLEAR UP COUNTY FAIR ERROR
George Harman of Valley Falls, secretary of the State Association of Pairs, travels to Topeka for a special session request to fix an error in last session’s act authorizing county free fairs. The Kansas Legislature is urged to clarify the title to chapter 2 so counties may continue funding and operating free fairs without new legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Harman
Valley Falls
State Association of Pairs
Topeka
Association
Supreme Court
Atchison Near Head of List in June Building Totals
The June Straus report lists Atchison as third in Kansas for new building starts at 123,570 dollars, trailing only Wichita Topeka and Kansas City. Hutchinson ranks sixth with 121,835 dollars, while Coffeyville 37,897 follows. many similar towns are not listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison
Kansas
S. W. Straus & Co
New York
Straus & Co
United States
Straus
Wichita
Topeka
Kansas City
Hutchinson
Coffeyville
Leavenworth
Independence
Pittsburg
Parsons
Salina
Pergurlern
Challiss Gains Ground In First District Race
The Globe notes Jim Challiss of Atchison, Republican candidate for Congress, showing growing strength across multiple counties. Shawnee, Leavenworth, Jefferson, Doniphan, Nemaha, Jackson and Atchison counties are cited as favorable, with Challiss backed by organized local teams and respected figures like A. E. Crane. The piece emphasizes a dignified campaign focused on qualifications rather than attacks, and contrasts Challiss’ broad support with other candidates’ lack of organized backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Globe
Jim Challiss
Challiss
Atchison
Congress
Shawnee County
Leavenworth County
Oscar May
Oskaloosa
Doniphan County
Doniphan
Nemaha
Jim
Jackson County
A. E. Crane
D. C
Anthony
Day's Doings in Atchison and Nearby
Day's Doings covers local notes from Atchison and environs. Emil Wolf laid up after a threshing accident. Mrs. Bilderback of Cummings visits. R. B. Stockwell of Winchester sells on city market. Mrs. Whitaker of Farmington undergoes major surgery in Atchison hospital. Ed Scarlett and Earl Berridge plan ten days fishing in northern Minnesota. Naomi Davis Webb born to Dr. and Mrs. F. A. Webb Jr. of Mobile. Naomi Davis of Atchison is former. Charlie Brading delivers a notable Topeka cleaner and dyers convention speech. Mrs. Frank Knight and Regina Hinson visit Will Bowen in Kansas Avenue. John Wier, St. Joe bachelor, dies. sister Jim Wier of Long French and Mrs. Carpenter ill near St. Joe. Bushfield crowd to hear a nervous gentleman at 6. Mayor Lehman and officials ride the Ford airship. luncheon at Dilger's as aviation club hosts guests.
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H. M. Sheeks
Wilbur Hawk
Texas
Elmer Lister
Chevrolet
Colorado
Emil Ebner
Atchison
Senator Curtis
Harry Rudy
Arthur Spott
Blish, Mize“& Silliman
Charlie Brading
Ford LeDoux
Lawrence
Ford
The
Globe
St. Joe
Troy
Prohibition Party
Hoover
al Smith
Friends of
National Aeronautic Association
Dilgert’s
Harry J. Brownson
Chickasha
Okla
Brownson
W. J. Brownson
Atchison Street
Spicer
Minn
Green Lake
Brotherhood of Railroad Firemen
E. W. Stanley
Northern Kansas Division
Missouri Pacific Lines
Little Rock
Ark
Stanley
Baldwin
Elmer Lee
Grace Lee
San Diego
Calif
Frank Sims
Topeka
Missouri Pacific
Chamber of Commerce
Atchison County
E. F. Hofer
Leda E. Paul
Neice
Charlotte Kraettli
North Tenth Street
Clay Center
Paul
Schumann-Heink
Kansas
State
Cummings Bank
Ralph A. Pfouts
Adv
Ward
John G. Ryan
Pat Ryan
Ashville
N. C
Ashville Hospital
John Ryan
Vic Ryan
Pensacola
Fla
Everest
Kas
Emil Wolf
A. T. Bilderback
Cummings
Charlie Bilderback
R. 8
Stockwell
Winchester
S. H. Whitaker
Farmington
Atchison Hospital
Ed Scarlett
Earl Berridge
Minnesota
F. A. Webb, Jr
Mobile
Ala
Naomi Davis Webb
Webb
Naomi Davis
Charlie
Kansas State Association of Cleaners and Dyers
Chariie
Frank Knight
Regina Hinson
San Francisco
Will Bowen
Kansas Avenue
John Wier
Jim Wier
Long French
George Carpenter
St Joe
Bushfield
al Lehman
Gus Seng
Aviation Club
Mien Oy
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OYUGE
C. W. Anderson
Parnell
L. F
Lancaster
Kansas Power & Light Co
Ralph Love
Here
Power and Light Company
Col. Love
Fairview
Sabetha
Sam
Parcel Post Department
Dick Gilman
W. H. Braun
Globe Office
Lambertson-Herbert
Brewster
Herbert
William Allen White
Emporia
Europe
White
Kansas City Star
Bill Kurth
Simpson Building
Earl Brown
J. H. Brown
North Fifth Street
Freda Kaaz
Blish, Mize & Silliman
Johnnie Laurie
Kf&s
A. A. Brown
Park Street
Floyd Willette
Merrill
Dorothy O'Donnell
Beatrice Clary
C. P. Runbeck
Council Grove
Henry Kaaz
Faily Wills
Locomotive Finished Material Co
Baptist Sunday School
Jackson Park
A. A. Bennett
Pete Greiner
Potter
John Nevins
R. W. Marshall
Nevins
Marshall
Arrington
Mayetta
Holton
George Edwards
Fort Collins
Denver
Willette
Glenn Sprague
Woolworth
Iowa
Birmingham
Glenn
James F. Stucker
Symns Grocer Co
Symns Co
Will Shifflet
Tacoma
Wash
Scott
Wirt Hetherington
M. M. Beck
Holton Recorder
James G. Davis
Lenora
W. E. Groh
Grodick Transfer Co
South Fourth Street
Albert E. Wright
Wright
Groh
Solons
Cotton O'Neill
New York City
Pennsylvania
National Limited
Susquehanna River
Missouri
Tom Heeney
Heeney
New Zealand
Gene Tunney
Fairhaven
Speculator
Indiana
Cincinnati
Ohio
Maryland
Brooklyn Bridge
Gene
Tom
B. C. Culp
Mitchell County
Senator Culp
State Board of Regents
Lamar
Colo
Seattle
Montana
Utah
Beloit
Haseltine
Cawker City
J. A. Haseltine
Blue Rapids
Frankfort
George Brown
Brown
Berkson
Lower Commercial Street
Atchison Post Office
J. E. Torbett
Fd Lukens
Humphrey
John J. Ingalls
Jack Harrison
Harrison
Wild Bill Hickock
Harison
Sheffield Ingalls
Mr. Ingalls
Doc” Ehret
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