First double hangings in Kansas in 70 years cross the line
Slayers Robert Suhay and Glenn Applegate, convicted for the Federation Bureau of Investigation agent W. W. Baker murder, were hanged at the federal penitentiary early today. Witnesses included Baker's son and an Arizona attorney. Applegate and Suhay met their fates after a dramatic escape and gun battle in Topeka.
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Robert Suhay
Glenn Applegate
New York
W. W. Baker
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Federal Penitentiary
Kansas
Applegate
Suhay
H. H. Baker
Yuma
Ariz
F.B.I
B. B. Baker
Ray Buschausen
U. S
Baker
Topeka
Katonah
N. Y
Homer Sylvester
Plattsmouth
Neb
Cass
Dwight Brantley
Kansas City
L. B. Reed
F.bi
Brantley
S. N. Hibbard
Sabetha
Kan
Hibbard
Carl Panzran
Indian Territory
Wichita
Altho
Robert Sahay
Purdue tests radio lights to guide landings in fog
Purdue University announces radio lights a new short wave transmitter system to let pilots see runway positions in thick fog or clouds. Small transmitters along the field project signals as spots on a ground glass screen guiding approach and angle to land.
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Lafayette
Ind
Purdue University
Aeronautica
R. H. George
H. J. Heim
Engineering Experiment Station
Ramway
New system for markers across mountain passes and courses
A new system serves as markers guiding routes over mountains and through passes, offering standardized wayfinding for courses traversing rugged terrain and high elevations.
Delegation Seeks State Reward in Reiter Slaying Case
A group of former peace officers and civilians from Stafford and nearby counties met Gov. Walter A. Haxman to claim all or part of Kansas 500 dollar reward for the August Reiter torture slaying in Stafford County in 1934. Convicted are D A Pyle, Harry Pyle and Merle Hudson. Otto Reiter died by his own hand after similar treatment. Residents of Stafford Barton Reno and Ford counties push for rewards.
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Topeka
Siaving
Staf
Ford County
Walter A. Haxman
Stafford County
Otto Reiter
D. A. Pyle
Harry Pyle
Merle Hudson
Stafford
Barton
Reno
Ford Counties
Rebels Slain in Battle Near Las Cruces
Eight rebels presumed to support General Saturnino Cedillo were killed in a clash with federal troops near Las Cruces Dolores Hidalgo Guanajuato. The rest fled as Cedillo himself remained at large after fleeing his San Luis Potosi ranch last May.
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Mexico City
Saturnino Cedillo
Las Cruces
Dolores Hidalgo
Guanajuato
Cedillo
San Luis Potosi
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