New York Judge Orders Dissolution of Ku Klux Klan in State
Justice Gavagan signed July 29 a ruling dissolving The Knights and Women of the Ku Klux Klan Inc citing trickery to dodge civil rights laws. Attorney General Nathaniel Goldstein said the group, once 60 000 to 70 000 strong in New York, was reorganizing as an anti labor outfit and that names of 1100 New York area members were turned over to the FBI. Florida letters and coordinated actions with New Jersey Kentucky and Georgia authorities followed the decision.
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New York
New York State Supreme Court
Joseph A. Gavagan
Knights and Women
Ku Klux Klan, Inc
Nathaniel Goldstein
Alpha Pi Sigma
Goldstein
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Jie
Clarence Herith
Richmond Hill
Queens
KKK
Herith
New York City
Freeport
N. Y
G.i.’S
Brooks
New Jersey
Kentucky
Georgia
Daniel Duke
Eldon S. Dummit
Drilling Progress Slips in Kansas Oil Fields
In the week ended Friday Kansas drilling slowed with 21 oil wells completing at 8,091 barrels daily and 8 gas wells at 96,922,000 cubic feet. Prior week had 22 oil wells at 8,272 barrels and 5 gas wells at 49,900,000 cubic feet. completions dropped to 16 from 42. starts were 37 vs 45. Barton county led starts with 5. Grant and Russell counties had 4 each. Potentials totaled 8 wells 4,667 barrels daily, led by Graham county with one well at 851 bpd. Ells of 231 bpd, Ellis 200, Rice 176, Russell 146, McPherson 60.
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Kansas
Barton County
Grant
Russell
Stanton County
Cowley
McPherson
Rice
Rusn
Rooks
Stevens
Barter
Butler
Jefferson
Phillips
Pawnee
Kearney
Haskell
Finney
Graham County
Darnell
Morell
Ellsworth County
McPherson County
Civil War veteran Amos Lyons dies at 103 in Marysville
Amos Lyons, Civil War veteran of the Seventh Kansas Volunteers, died in Marysville Kansas at age 103. A former farmer, Lyons would have turned 104 in October. He recalled jail time for cheering Lincoln in 1859 and left no close relatives. The report also notes a GOP move in Ellis County calling for no resubmission of Kansas prohibition.
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Amos Lyons
Marysville
Kan
Cr— Amos Lyons
Here
Kansas Volunteers
Lyons
Joseph
Abraham Lincoln
Evans
Elwood
Kans
Lincoln
G.O.P
Hays
Ellis County Republican Central Committee
Kansas
Republican State Council
Topeka
Local CAP Adds Army Pilots for Training and Ticket Drive
Three former Army pilots joined the local Civil Air Patrol Thursday evening to help maintain proficiency. A grounded plane will serve for ground crew instruction while new CAP members assist in cadet extraction and pre training classes. Tickets for the Army Air Power Show at Herington Field raise funds for the squadron. tickets available at Round Corner and Rankins drug stores. Ball fans head to St Louis for a four game series between the Cardinals and Dodgers starting Sunday with a doubleheader.
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Irpo
CAP Muenrere
Zimmer
Army
CAP
Herington Army Fe Field
Round Corner
Rankins Drug Store
St. Louis
Pio
Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Local engagements and weddings announced in Guthrie and surrounding areas
Content lists upcoming marriages and engagements including Miss Elizabeth Carlson to Donald Fleming in Beaver City Neb, Hettie Mae Parsons to Alex J Haas in Ukiah Cal, and Miss Helen Deel teaching in Topeka after Red Cross service. Also notes Mr and Mrs Ben Bonebrake travel plans and A A A Guthrie family mentions along with Avignon connections and Baker graduates.
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Ben Bonebrake
Louis
A. A
Guthrie
Oklo
Avignon
Avalie LeFever
Helen Deel
Kansas City
Philip Barnthouse
Topeka
Washburn Municipal University
Deel
National Red Cross
Elizabeth Carlson
Ruth Carlson
Donald Fleming
Beaver City
Neb
Berkeley
Cal
Methodist
Ukiah
Charles E. Lindemann
Baker Residents Connected With Education and Utilities News
Dr. Nelson P. Horn travels to Estes Park Colorado for a Hazen conference on Higher Education. Dr. Harold W. Guest leaves for Michigan for a two week vacation. C C Davidson of Ashton Idaho named superintendent of the Baldwin light and water plant arriving after September first. Eleanor Stiles and Janet Franklin return from Kansas City Kansas to Baker for nursing training and fall studies.
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Ienekiy
Leber
Baker Ot
D. A. J. Brumsbatch
Washington, D. C
American Court On Education
Harold W. Guest
Michigan
C. C. Davidson
Ashton
Idaho
Baldwin Light and Water Plant
Davidson
Kansas
Harvey Booth
Stone House
Santa Fe Station
Eleanor Stiles
Janet Franklin
Kansas City
Kan
Bethany Hospital
Baker
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