Radio Control Plan Named Commission in Washington
President Coolidge sent to the Senate the names of the new radio control commission created by the radio bill. Appointees include William H. G. Bullard, Orestes J. Caldwell, Eugene O. Sykes, Henry A. Bellows, and John D. Fillen, with terms from two to six years. The measure aims to curb crowded airwaves and standardize station licensing, promising easier tuning and less interference for listeners. Local notes mention a sick yard clerk, storehouse construction, rising land valuations, and various community updates.
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Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
Nate
Radio Control Commission
William H. G. Bullard
Pennsylvania
Orestes J. Caldwell
New York
Eugene O. Sykes
Mississippi
Henry A. Bellows
Minnesota
John 1D. Fillen
California
Congress
Fred Stein
Steinite Laboratories
Herbert Hoover
Stein
Hoover
Chicago
Licensing Commission
Father Brushwood
Missouri Pacific Yard
Main Street
Ninth
Donte Prban County
Wathena Vimes
Lancaster Filling Station Stockholders Seek Court Protection
In Lancaster area residents who bought stock in the Kansas City Oil Co for a fill ing station in Kansas City have sued in district court. Judge W A Jackson appointed George Dorsson to liquidate property and protect stockholders interests for pro rata distribution. The suit centers on misused funds and the Lancaster station built on credit with stock money未投入 building. The case likely ends with sale of the property and reimbursement to stockholders. Thomas A Moxcey and Ralph A Pfouts filed for Graves.
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Lancaster
Kansas City
District
Tl. W. Graves
Graves
Kansas City ON Company
Missouri Corporation
Kansas City Oil Company
Lancaster Station
Pioneer Station
Judge Jackson
Thomas A. Moxcey
Ralph A. Pfouts
Police theory on bloody garments baffles Atchison
Local police posit that the bloody coat and hat found in an alley on Saturday night belonged to a man feigning disappearance. They note possible ties to a divorced wife in Wichita and a claim against the man. Other leads include a man from Blackwell and reports of a hijacking past, plus a train conductor’s sighting.
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W. ©. Moore
Oklahoma
Moore
Wichita
Kent Kinnibugh
Chamber of Commerce
Blackwell
Oklo
Atchison
W. C. Linville
Harry Ming
Huron art student makes good in K G
Miss Viola Fuhrman of Huron, a Ro. Art school student, won the monstorship as top scholar, with her work shown before the class. Also notes J. L. Catles plans a Rogers and Little Rock visit, local theft inquiries, hospital reentries, and street widening plans for Sixth Street.
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Huron
K. G
Viola Fuhrman
Miss Viola
Herman Fuhrman
J. L. Catles
Ann Street
Rogers
Littl Rock
Arkansas
Warney Smith
Bartlesville
Oklo
St. Joe
Upper Commercial Street
Rudolph Johnson
Noyes Hospital
Fourth and
U Streets
Plan Tribute to E. W. Howe Dinner in New York
E W Howe marks fifty years in American journalism as founder of the Atchison Daily Globe. Nine distinguished men propose a testimonial dinner at the Lotus Club in New York to honor his milestone, with the date to be set as Howe decides whether spring or October suits his Florida-Atchison travel. Attending backers include Ray Long, William Johnston, John N Wheeler, John Golden, Ring Lardner, Roy W Howard, Bruce Barton, William Lengel, and Robert H Davis.
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E. W. Howe
Atchison Daily Globe
Howe
Lotus Club
New York
Europe
Liberty
The
Bell Syndicate
John Golden
Mayright
Ring Lardner
Roy W. Howard
Bruce Barton
William ©. Lengel
Cosmopolitan
Robert H. Davis
Potent liquor question in moonshine case
In city court Judge Day asks whether Missouri moonshine differs in potency from the moonshine Cynthia Woodard is accused of selling. State witnesses describe a pint from each source. the Woodard drink allegedly caused a complete pass out after fewer drinks. Woodard pleaded guilty earlier and is appealing a six month sentence and fines, now facing district court.
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Missouri
Cynthia Woodard
Lawrence Day
State Supreme Court
Atchison Firm Wins Toy Golf Club Iron Head Contract
An Atchison company, Thayer Foundry, landed a 150 000 toy golf club iron head contract from a large national firm. Officials say the toy heads are not a move into standard clubs and view the deal as experimental.
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Atchison Concern
Atchison
Thayer Foundry Company
America
Thayer Foundry
Ed Ingram Wins Old Fiddlers Contest
Veteran fiddler Ed Ingram captured first in the Lincoln school auditorium contest with James Wilson placing second as eight contestants performed. The audience vote awarded prizes, following acts by the McDonald quartet, Mrs. Etha Kerford, and pianist Ruth Downing, with Will Covington on violin.
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Ed Ingram
Lincoln School
James Wilson
Matt Brown
Clarence Brown
James Henderson
J. F. Greenlee
Ed Ingrans
Taylor Monroe
Dick Perry
McDonald Quartet
Etha Kerford
Ruth Downing
Will Covington
Lloyd Kerford
Missouri Pacific Sues Over Bridge Tax Levy in Atchison County
The Missouri Pacific sues the Atchison County board of commissioners and county treasurer to recover 2.5 million dollars plus costs, challenging a one mill special bridge tax levied in 1925 to fund flood-damaged bridges. The suit argues the extra levy is illegal and would allow tax rebates if won. county officials defend the emergency levy and note ongoing bridge repairs and budget strain.
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The
Missouri Pacific Today
Board of County Commisioners
Ellsworth Cummings
Kansas Public Service Commission
Missouri Pacific
Atchison County
Tax Department
Attorney General's Office
Maurice BP. O’keefs
Ed Iverson
Board of County Commissioners
County Bridge Fund
Public sale ordered in Atchison County Kansas case
In Atchison County Kansas district court Marion Waggenblast sues Jacob Juencke and Jennie Juencke. By order of sale the sheriff will on a Sunday in April 1927 at 2 pm at the east door of the Atchison County Courthouse sell at public auction six acres described as blocks 11 and 18 in Monrovia area to satisfy the court order. The property is sold without appraisal. Maurice P Keete, attorney. wkly march 5 10 17 24 31.
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Atcihinson County
Kansas
Marion Waggenblast
Jacob Juencke
Jennie Juencke
Atchison
Monrovia
Atchison County
Coleman
Maurice P
Keete
Wkly
Henry Knapple
Effingham
Betty Rosch
Amorbach
Germany
Ben F. Kidwell
Rushville
Rhera Thomas
East Atchison
Silas ©. Clarke
Sarah EF. Williams
Lloyd Kuhn
Omaha
Tuscon
Arizona
Julius Kuhn
Tucson
Topeka
Doniphan County
Jefferson County
Brown County
Nemaha
W. ¢. Ashcroft
Arlington
Kas
Kansas City
Ashcroft
Missouri Pacific Shop News
Dent
Robb
L. A. Young
Falls City
G. K. Stewart
St. Louis
Fred Taylor
Fred
Fred Walz
Oak Mills road burden raises from Walnut township to county help
Residents urge action on the Oak Mills to Atchison Leavenworth highway as Walnut township faces funding limits and topography hampers improvements. County officials note the road is township controlled and await legislative relief, with only 12 miles of county controlled routes in the area.
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Walnut Township
Oak Mills
Globe
Atchison-Leavenworth
Atchison-Doniphan
Beneen Deer Creek
Independence Creek
Doniphan
Oak Mille
Atchison
Potter
Y Land New State Hospital Move Advocated atchison County
Atchison county residents push to locate the proposed Kansas state poor farm on the current county poor farm site rather than Lansing Representative Waggener is pressed to back the plan and a county site transfer may occur. Other notes include local business updates and community events.
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Kansas State
Atchison County
Lansing
Rale Wagener
Waggener
For Sale Real Estate WANTED atchison county ad
Open for steady buyers to sell Ward's Reliable Remedies and other products. No experience needed. Big earnings on small capital. Particulars on request from Dr Ward Media Company. Established 1646. Weekly Delaware Street January L3-2y.
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Wirena
Mino Rka
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