First Degree Murder Charge Against Louis Glover
Louis Glover, a Black man, faces a first degree murder charge after Mrs. C. V. Jacobs died from injuries suffered February 25. He attacked her at the Jacobs home, attempted to burn her alive in a furnace, and was arrested within an hour of the crime. He is held in Wyandotte county jail and to plead before Judge W. A. Jackson in Atchison county.
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Louis Glover
C. V. Jacobs
Jacobs
Atchison
W. C. Linville
John Whitaker
Lawrence F. Day
Atorney
Shawnee County
Glover
Wyandotte
Kansas City
Kas
Day's Doings in Atchison Kansas City Area
A long list of local notes covers new barber shop hires, injuries, travel, farm and golf chatter, court actions, and community events. Highlights include Forest Gannon as a barber recruit, Regie Walters needing crutches after a sprain, local remarks on wheat moisture, Good Friday services, and various small-town anecdotes about residents, businesses, and past era memories.
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Forest Gannon
Kansas City
Clint Earl
Regie Walters
Atchison Loses A Schoenecker As Director
Andrew Schoenecker leaves Atchison to relocate in California after resigning from the Commerce Trust Co where Grover ONeill of New York succeeds him as director. ONeill, head of Grover ONeill & Co., joins from a long East Coast financial network. Schoenecker to San Diego, sister Mrs Orren Taylor. Insurance and real estate front shifts to A J Schoenecker. Additional notes list local trivia and licenses.
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Andrew Schoenecker
Atchison
California
Commerce Trust Co
Grover O'Neill
New York
Schoenecker
O'Neill
Grover O'Neill & Co
William Street
New York City
St. Louis
University of Missouri
Harvard University
Roosevelt & Son
Wall Street
Insurance
The
Lou Schoenecker
San Diego
Calif
Orren Taylor
A J. Schoenecker
Atchison News Briefs on Local People and Projects
Neal Munger and Howard Hargrove plan a St. Joe banquet for Marland Oil Co employes. A new bridge over the Delaware at Arrington will open soon with Ed Weaver’s crew filling approaches. Anderson installs burglar proof door after two prior robberies. A quartet is organized on Upper Commercial led by Ben Shaw. Manning returns to Santa Fe work after injury. Universal Permanent Highway Crossing grows in popularity with Central and Santa Fe installs near Chicago. Streeters visit Falls City and Atchison for funeral services. Bill Layton hospital bound and unable to work. Arensberg to build cottages on Ninth and Parallel. Mrs. Young dies in St. Joseph at 73. Muscotah school designation final check by state supervisor. Mcoun moving to Topeka, husband joining radio job in New York. Boy scout site chosen with Indian graves nearby. Divorce suit filed by Amanda Sheldon against William Sheldon. Mrs. Jacobs funeral held at Trinity Lutheran. Millard Miller critically ill in Denver. Henry and Netawaka anniversary noted with 60 years of marriage. Public school notes include exams and Easter vacation. Atchison debate team advances to state finals pending league rulings. Librarian Elizabeth June sick. New student Thais Reaksecker joins seventh grade. Junior Literature club performs for school fund. Civic club speakers and track meet plans noted. Local real estate activity in Park Place. Simon Dolginoff joins Gore cigar store. Quotes and local entertainments appear. Easter ads and community notices fill the column.
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Upper Commercial Street
Tony Kilkenny
Joe Clark
Hoot Cloyd
Fred Poiiner
Ben Shaw
R. L. Manning
Atchison
Meriden
The
Santa Fe
Tommy Manning
S. L. Buckner
Methodist Church
Lawrence
Paola High
Paola
C. O. Wright
Harold G. Ingham
Arthur Capper
Elizabeth June
Thais Reaksecker
St. Joe
Isabel Elliott
T. Gra Gaston
Frank Mangelsdorf
Atchison Savings Bank
Howard O'Neill
Roosevelt
Dramatic Club
Valiant
Delores Evans
Frank Bracke
Arnold Wolf
Herbert George
Ferrell Allison
Violet Randolph
C. V. Griffin
William Brummel
Lincoln School
Holton
T. B. Portwood
E. W. Stanley
R. H. Merriman
O. E. Blacketer
Missouri Pacific
Topeka
Trans Missouri Kansas
Park Place
Eighth Street
Atchison Bulletin Tiny Items and Local Notes
Mrs. John Weinman sits up Rex Allaman in town yesterday Jackson park drives in good shape Dean Cornish recovered from cold Red Buds near Jackson park Charlie McKelvy chased by auto salesmen Dc R Snyder Missouri Pacific firefighter off sick Mrs. Will Peltzer Jr better but bedfast Front of Berridge garage repainted Mrs. Jack Bradley improves Gene Carter on starting new season suit need Jim Doyle invents seedless potato now working on pediless pea R E Cahill to inspect Northern Kansas division Mrs. G L Bush visits H W Vernon 516 Park Dr Allen returns to health big practice Daughter Ell en Marie born to Florents Drimmel Insurance talk by George S Walsh Herbert Count Marshall 21 this week court house election Dr and Mrs George Linck visit St Louis Blue Rapids debate team wins Northeast Kansas Class B finals April 5 6 Mrs Cleveland Beckner to move household coach to Kansas City Mr and Mrs Beckner new home Chuck Frankenberger twins attract attention on Commercial street William Thistle to exchange Bible class posts Andy Clark bowling team seeks sassafras tea Shif fiets beats team Roads improving in Everest Chester Dodson reports record crops expected on farms on Commercial street motorists warned cars stolen risk at street level Obituary: Mrs Elizabeth Gates body shipped to Gaylord Kansas Funeral in Gaylord Sunday John Foelling: recollections of Atchison landmarks and old shade tree Art Fleming quotes about trouble and misfortune Atchison sheriff W H Coleman recalls Frank J Roth Jr. encounter Missouri Pacific official G B Howden on corn harvest and wheat prospects Ray P Holland of New York, publisher of Field and Stream, signs book deal with Houghton Mifflin Co.
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Joe Clark
Vint Patton
Clark
United States
Patton
Globe At Great Expense
Kansas City
China
J. M. Chisham
Atchison
Dwight Merwin
J. O. Peebler
Ingels Brothers
Lon
Pete Urie
Frank Hammond
John
Jacob Snyder
Lincoln
Nebr
Otis House
E. W. Howe
Virgo Parker
Eberhard
Tenth
Main Streets
George Robinson
Barnes Block
Atchison Union Depot
S. S. Barnhill
J. L. Russell
Kansas
M. J. Doyle
E. L. Kellogg
Shulze
Hayes
Leavenworth
Tomlinson
H. Clay Park
General Sherman
John J. Ingalls
Bert Gilmore
Babe Hunt
Tiny Roebuck
Babe
Tiny
Gilmore
John L. Sullivan
Kansas City Star
Star
Lawrence
Curtis
Hoover
Calvin Coolidge
Jackson Park
Charlie McKelvy
R. Snyder
Missouri Pacific
Will Peltzer
Berridge
Main Street
Jack Bradley
Gene Carter
Jim Doyle
Jim
R. E. Cahill
G. L. Bush
Pueblo
Colo
H. W. Vernon
Park Street
Blue Rapids High School
Northeast Kansas
Cleveland Beckner
Commercial Street
Kas
Beckner
Chuck Frankenberger
Chuck
William Thistle
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
L. A. Palmer
Methodist Church
Andy Clark
Walsh Clothing Co
Chester Dodson
Everest
Chester
Prospect Park
Lawin & Douglass
Gaylord
E. C. Gates
Inovale
Neb
Death of Mrs Jacobs in Atchison Hospital
Mrs C V Jacobs died at 7 30 am in Atchison hospital from burns after a brutal attack at her home on Feb 28. Louis Glover, now in Kansas City Kansas jail, confessed to the crime. She was born July 21 1876 in St Louis and was married to Mr Jacobs in 1894. Funeral at Trinity Lutheran Church with burial at Mt Vernon Cemetery.
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C. V. Jacobs
Atchison Hospital
Wilhelmina Feierabend
Jacobs
Atchison
Trinity Lutheran Church
American Legion Auxiliary
Olivia
Loren Jacobs
Alfred C. Jacobs
Siter
George H. T. Schaefer
Milo Feierabend
Amanita
Texas
Charles Feieraben
Laramie Street
W. C. Jesse
Mt. Vernon Cemetery
Ed Back
Harry Shifflet
August Poos
Frank Streeter
Earl Robbins
Henry Klostermeier
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Parallel Street
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Will Symns
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District Court
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Henry Anderson
Netawaka
C. C. Poston
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Max Callot
Gore
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Roy Wallack
Kearney Street
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Pat Price
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Manhattan
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