County's Biggest Vote Sets Record in Presidential Race
Completed returns from 31 precincts show 10 405 votes for president across Republicans Democrats and Socialists. Hoovers 6 619 Smith 3 745 Lambertson 5 441 O Keefe 3 526 Reed 6 214 Little 3 061 Prouts 6 263 Sloan 2 721 DeDual 4 833 Taylor 4 558 Coleman 4 879 Fedderson 4 644. Local precincts shifted by small margins with Smith and O Keefe winning key eastern precincts while Harmony Garden Potter and Oak Mills remained Democratic weak spots. Socialist ticket gathered about 50 votes per office.
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Taft
Roosevelt
Globe
Hoover
Smith
Lambertson
O'Keefe
Reed
Little
Prouts
Sloan
DeDual
Taylor
Coleman
Fedderson
Deer Creek
Eden
Pleasant Grove
Johnson
Maurice O'Keefe
Town
Harmony Garden
Potter
Oak Mills
Socialist National
Atchison News Snapshot of Local Eventful Day
Daily notices from Atchison cover political shifts and voter tales, family milestones, hospital updates, business movements, and community events. From campaigns and elections to local visits and hospital surgeries, readers get a broad view of daily life and headlined personalities in the region.
Effingham News Roundup Highlights Church Funeral And Local Events
Effingham notes funeral for Bernard Baker at Congregational church the largest in town history. Schools hold various activities including tacky party and surprise for Esther Cameron, and many residents attend church suppers and meetings. A two weeks revival opened at the Methodist church as teachers attend state meetings.
Atchison News Roundup of Local Events and Notes
Local items cover political races with Atchison candidates, Red Cross drive progress, hospital news, business openings, and social events. Notables include John Rummans’s varied influence, marathon dance discussions, and civic notices across Atchison and nearby towns.
Ancient Stars Clash Looms In Big Monday Classic
Weatherford Red Birds and Baltimore Orioles prepare for a decisive annual grid clash next Monday as both teams tighten conditioning. Players paint camps with playful pranks, some bruises feared to keep trio from suiting up, yet optimism remains for a hard fought game.
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Baltimore Orioles
Red Birds
Orioles
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Henry Conway Dies at 71 After Illness in Atchison
Henry M. Conway 71 died at 2:30 AM at his sister Louisa Conway’s home 916 North Sixth St following a four year battle with Bright’s disease. Born in Connecticut July 15 1857 he moved with his parents to Atchison and later worked as a D R G railroad conductor in Colorado before returning about 20 years ago. He is survived by three sisters Mrs Louisa Conway Atchison Mrs Katherine Breuer and Mrs A A Kramer of Kansas City. Funeral services will be held Friday morning at St Benedict’s church with Sawin and Douglass in charge. exact time to be announced.
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F. W. Bump
Allon
Atchison
Charles Albright
Herbert Ham
Fred Obermeyer
Roone
Tom Byrne
Smith
Mr. Hoover
Charles Sommers
Maplestreet
W. P. Wagvener
Little Snort
T. H. French
Sabetha
Frank Barnes
Byram Notel
French
H. F. Mittlebach
St. Joe
St. Benedict's College
W. C. Thomas
Bailor Cultivator Co
Omaha
Nebraska Implement Dealers
Bailer Cultivator Co
Thomas
E. W. Emery
Andy White
Mr. Emery
Dr. Emery
Andy Instexas
Joe Hilligoss
West Third
Abraham Lincoln
Charles Askren
North Tenth Street
Torbett
Shannon Hill
Albert Walz
Roy Andrews
John Weik
Marie Brox
Will Lane
Ed Christian
Frank Bracke
John Welk
Maurice O'Keefe
W. P. Lambertson
Maurice
Lambertson
Nation
Kansas
Globe
Globe Reporter
Miss Ruth Fulton
Hoover
Fulton
Hoovr
One Smith
Leo Louis Jacobs
Will Rogers
Roy Barrett
Barnett
Atchison High School
United States
Jim Reed
United States Senate
al Smith
Herbert Hoover
Commercial Street
Register of Deeds
N. J. Fletcher
Charlies Fiddler
Rushville
Kansas City
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Long Beach
Col
Charlie Adams
Sixth Street
Utah Avenue
Iowa
Missouri Pacific
California
Chester Adams
Arthur Adams
Leon Adams
Calif
Albert Fred Latz
Albert Latz
North Second Street
Clyde Shifflet
Harold Seeger
Steadman Ball
Topeka
Washburn College
Tom Moxcey
Tom
Ed Ainsworth
Ainsworth
Grant
Herschel Berry
Francis Wilson
Missouri
Wilson
Platte City
Fifth Street
Santa Fe
Donna Hazlitt
Kansas Avenue
Henry Conway
St. Benedict's Church
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
North Sixth Street
John Cavanaugh
Will Cavanaugh
Ed Bilimek
James Mullins
Charles O'Keefe
James Carrigan
L. K. Davis
Chicago
Cyrus Stevens
Anna B. Fisher
Mr. Davis
Ralph
Atchison County
Clyde M. Reed
Charles Curtis
Atchison County Red Cross
American Red Cross
Frank B. Kellogg
Kellogg
Alva Clapp
Pratt, Kas
Dilgert
R. G. Bosanko
J. E. Swayze
Lawrence
W. H. Lawin
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Roy Modeer
Clapp
P. FE. O. Association
John Case
Henry Elliott
Fred Needham
Charles Langan
Melford Hendrickson
James Colgan
August Kautz
Harry Thrift
Emil and
Hick Sherer
Albert Zeit
Frank Watowa
John Urban
Memorial Hall
John Rummans
Missouri Pacific Freight House
Rummans
East
Babe Waggener
George Harcuff
Parsons
St. Toe
American Legion
Legion
C. O. Anderson
C. A. Anderson
Denver
Mr. Anderson
Louise Anderson
Barnes
William Blomberg
Dallas
W. E. Thorne
Republican Party
Ted McNamara
The
Postal Telegraph Co
Ted
Lancaster
Leavenworth
Sarah Newland
East Parallel Street
Ebenezer Baptist Church
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Daughters of Jericho
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Price Opera House
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Ham
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Wil
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Linley
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Maurine
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Ruth
George Ham
Los Angeles
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L. N
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Louisa Conway
Bright
Mr. Conway
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D. & R. G. Railroad
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A. A. Kramer
St. Benedict’s Church
Sawin & Douglass
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