Reed Boosters to Form Club in Atchison County
Reed boosters plan a Saturday afternoon organization meeting at the Riverem hotel to form the Reed Boosters Club. Prominent Missouri Democrats, including Senator Reed, are slated to be speakers to rally support for the party ahead of the national election. The group aims to mobilize early and back Reed as a leading national figure for the presidential race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prem Tiwredeys Detti Atehiess
Kanwewe
Ste” Reet
United States
Atte Atehiew
Saptiweer
Rierem Betel
Jim
Washington
Atelieon
Setwrtay
Reed
Democratic Party
Saterays
James Heston
Atchison County Demeocratic Central Committee
W. Freeter
G. W. Allaman
Maurice* Keefe
Asttorner
Emery Patrick Hayes
W OP Weegener
Jobo Ro Taylor
Atchison Day's Doings: Local Notes and Nonsense
Thirteen prisoners in the county jail and a seven dollar balance. Mrs Horace Chandler visiting her mother in Kansas City. A small bow in the Rabeneck family. A refrigerator fell on a foot. Spring wind brings unusual warmth and chatter. John Almen heals from a recent injury and returns to work. Charles Glenn and his infant head home to Alton Kas. Couples secure marriage licenses at probate court. A new baby born to Mr. and Mrs. Nielsen at the Atchison hospital. Three marriage licenses issued in probate court. A four year old injures his hand at home. a physician attends. An Atchison woman noted for diplomacy about gardens and golf. Ralph Love speaks at Rotary, with high school musical selections possible. Police raid a poker game at Third and Commercial. four men charged, bonds posted.
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Horace Chandler
Laramie Street
Kansas City
Mra W. Ballon
Rabenek
Todar
John Almen
Pillehury
Charles Glenn
Wan
Atchison Hospital
Alton
Kas
Mr. Glenn
Max Callot
Atchison
Roy F. Baker
Ula Ornold
Plattsburg, Mo
Herbert R
St. Joe
Eugene Clark
Henry Nielsen
McGrath Drug Store
Nielsen
Pearl Rogers
Nortonville
John McCarter
Cummings
Edith McCoy
Diamond
Okla
Conrad Balz
Leavenworth
Lauriva Lee
Charles J. Cline
Worothy E. Brinkley
Potter
Les Reynolds
Reynolds
Ninth and
Riley Street
Post Office
Eivery
Ralph Love
Kansas Public Service Company
Kansas National Guard
Rotary Club
Love
Hurston
Homer Gaines
Gaines
Department of Agriculture
Troy
Kansas
John Laurie
Laurie
Locomotive Finished Material Co
David Laurie
Fred Klinefelder
Postoffice
Union Depot
Perry Ham
Washington
Klinefelder
Frank Murphy
Burchard
Neb
A. B. DeDunl
Pete Parsons
South Fourth Street
Will Coleman
Parsons
Sam
Lucille Armstrong
Albert Armstrong
Billy Allison
Fred Allison
Roosevelt School
Joe Vanderweide
Mount Pleasant
Glancy Road
Curlew Road
August F. Hess
Missouri Pacific Hospital
St. Louis
Green Street
W. C. Backer
Federal Penitentiary
Wichita
Rhode Island
Effingham
Muscotah
F. Larson
Missouri Pacific
Kiwanis Club
England
Westinghouse
Larson
Thomas Triplett
Charles Warner
H. A. Smith
Missouri
Kansas District
Topeka
Triplett
Ben Fedderson
Farmington
Marvin Briggs
St Joe
Liberty
Sarah DeWitt
Atchison Street
Talmage Fry
K. Davis
Kent Kinniburgh
John Reynolds
J. P. Adams
BR. L. Brockett
John Allen
Sam Walters
L. J. Ham
Mr. Adams
James DeWitt
C. P. Nettleton
Lancaster
Furman Rogers
South Sixth Street
Central Fire Station
Lions Park
Weatherford
Arthur Howe
Mary Ellen
Potato Hill Farm
A. B. Howe
Mary Knight
Huron Baptist Church
Atchison sewer project notes and legal matters
The report covers the completion and cost of the sewer project from Seventh Street to the river, engineered by Rieck & Veatch, with a 4500 cubic foot capacity and 11 foot fall. It also recounts local court actions, property transfers, a postponed hearing in Warren burglary cases, farm relief talks in Troy, mail contract awards, and various city notices and incidents in Atchison Kansas.
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Seeenth
Figere Remeine
Atchison
Myers Stands Pat Over U A Attendance Figures
The secretary of the Board of Regents explains a defense of attendance and salaries statistics for university faculties. He states figures come from official records, have been cleansed of duplications, and are backed by registrar reports. He notes past padding and asserts the March 7 1927 attendance is 3747, not 4440 as claimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIA Jor
Mie
Atchison News Reel Briefs Mixed With Community Notes
Local items recount a busy week with arrests and court actions, safety talks, and school outreach. Missouri Pacific safety advocate F Larson urged youth safety courses. bootlegging cases are dismissed conditionally. funeral services held for Mrs. Sarah De Witt and Mrs. Knight. notable visits and community events across Atchison and nearby towns.
Retired Fireman Noonan Remembered as Cow Herding Pioneer
An aging former fireman, John P Noonan, recalled driving oxen across the plains and years back firing on rail lines in Nebraska and Wisconsin. He married Josephine Lynch in 190? and now lives near Port Park, Breckfield area, with three grandchildren and a prize cow kept from the local golf course.
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John P
Newnan
Leavenworth
Nebrasks
Neeeee Cole
Talon
Nebraska
Port Reareer
Wnt
Temes de Witt
Buster
Sarah de Witt
Sponce
A. A N
Central
Wiehiese
Milwaukee
St Paul
Noonan
Josephine Lynch
Breckfiel
Y Campaign Reports Progress in Atchison
G C Von Nelda, Y M C A secretary, says the Y campaign shows results as twenty workers wind up efforts. Partial reports indicate rising totals, with full figures due tomorrow after all teams finish. Local participants include H B Mize, Fred Allison, Harry Turner, Jay Adams, and many others. Frank West notes strong building improvements and growing activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Turner
Jay Adams
Ralph Fletcher
EF. G. Burbank
A. C. Berger
Baxter plea set aside as judge may hear motion Saturday
In district court a motion to set aside the guilty plea and judgment of Arthur Blackie Baxter for burglary and larceny was filed. Baxter was sentenced to ten to fifteen years in state prison. The argument is expected before Judge W A Jackson Saturday morning.
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Arthur
Blackie) Baxter
W. A. Jackson
Troy selects queen for Apple Blossom fete tone
The 1927 Troy Apple Blossom festival plans a queen pageant with a broad local participant list. Ray Willette of the Chamber of Commerce coordinates activities with the Prativeal association to stage a parade and related events in late April, featuring at least one fleet in the Apple Ricecom procession.
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Keres Seaghee
Merwater
Peter
Wreed
Mice Merrick
Mie
Rohl
Mertek
Ant
Mer Twnehty
Pateward
Trey
Gwen le DD
Mary Dailey
Dniphen
Trey High
Ray Willette
Atetlecon Chamber of Commerce
Meeret
Doniphan County Officers Face A Strenuous Week
Doniphan County officers report a busy period with multiple arrests and hearings. Sheriff George Larson and Lepore Jame Shape seized 250 gallons of alleged wine from a farm, with a preliminary hearing set for April 1. Divorce proceedings were withdrawn by the wife. In Atchison, John Hartman was declared insane and returned to Atchison after a hearing before Probate Judge Weinberg, awaiting state board word. A Wa thena arrest led to a drunk driving charge against Brean Woody, with a March 1 hearing. Dr W M Diehl, charged with stolen tires, failed bond and remained jailed after an indefinite postponement. Bond was supplied by Highland residents.
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George Larson
Lepore
Wale
T. Regere
Regere
Atvon Bend
I. Rameel
Laren
Atchison
John Hartman
Wathena
Welle Sanitarium
Hartman
Troy
Weinberg
State Board of Control
St. Joe
Brean Woody
Highland
W. M Diehl
Ila
Apple Blossom meeting draws Francis Kinkead to Troy
A condensed local roundup notes Francis Kinkead in Troy for the Apple Blossom festival meeting. It mentions Effie Loder of the state and Harold Hooper visiting relatives in Moberly, A B Klopf returning from Sacramento, Mrs A W Winchel injuring her hand, and Virginia Ham with the thickened pox at 612 Kearney Street. Dr George Baudry is repainting and redecorating his office. A Scottish Rite meeting is announced at the Masonic Temple after tonight’s banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Kinkead
Troy
Effie Loder
Topeka
Harold Hooper
Atchison Savings Bank
Moberly
A. B. Klopf
Sacramento
Calif
A. W. Winchel
Doniphan
Virginia Ham
Herbert Ham
Kearney Street
George Baudry
Jerry Boling
Masonic Temple
Lizzie
Frank Hatch
Atchison Hospital
Harry DeLong
Beanlake
Waggener
Adolph Grumert
Corinthian Society of Trinity Luther Anchorch
Hhe
Pivision Street
Georgy Masters
John Grundmann
Okea Coen
Lawrence Woods
Henry Nielsen
James Clay Nielsen
James Clyde Rogers
Nielsem
Nortonville
Clyde Rogers
Nielsen
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Alma
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St. Alfred Key
Agnes Key
Lawrence F. Tay
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Ren
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Trey Leandrr
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Steve Parsons
Blair Mill
Fred Stouthes
Herbert J. Barber
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A. B. DeDual
F.C. Stever
Kanaas City
John Schmitt
Kensa
Missouri Pacific Atchison Terminal Committee
G. W. Raney
G. W. Myers
Seeias
Jwige
Gandy
Evan Tery Perrival
Pisthe Linley Bae
Ehichenpes
Joe Seibel Oferh
Dietriee Cowrt
Etrata
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Arlowe
South Dakota
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Congress
Topeka State Journal
Cleo
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Frances O' Keefe
Elizabeth Leason
Lvard
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Madge
Thomas, Jr
Quenemo
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Fifth
Kearney
Milton Cummings
Ellsworth Cummings
Philippine Islands
Hiawatha World
Barney Askren
Q Street
United States Department of Agriculture
Chamber of Commerce
Gilmer
Doniphan County
Western Plains
Mette
Von
J. H. Wilson
Wilson Poultry Company
Poultry and Egg Shippers
Wilson
Atchison County
Ada Smith
District Court
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