Wisdom under guard at Hutchinson as cowboy signs murder tale
26 year old Jack Wisdom, jailed in Hutchinson, reportedly signed a statement admitting abducting and killing Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pritchard near Sumner County Kansas on November 23 1933. He told of meeting them in a Wichita cafe and fearing arrest for a $21.40 bad check. He later claimed another man Buck Smith killed the couple. Wisdom is also facing murder charges in Emery Large's death.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Jack Wisdom
Eli Eubanks
Harry Pritchard
Kansas State
Wisdom
Western
Kansas
Wichita
Rave Pritchard
C. Lyle
Wichita Police Wisdom
Buck” Smith
Smith
Eubanks
Sumner County
Pritchards
Oklahoma
Meade County
Sdom
Emery Large
Levitt Johnson Ranch
Large
Alichita
Pritchard
Carmen
Okla
Bison
el Reno
Depew
Tulsa
Levitt Johnson
Johnson Ranch
Pardon Moment Delights Temperament in Hollywood Scene
A brief Hollywood note records a moment of indulgence as a public figure exhibits temperamental behavior. The incident draws attention to emotions in a high profile setting, with observers noting the dramatic flair and its potential impact on public perception.
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Hollywood
Deserted hotel whispers movie gossip and stars
An old man in a desert hotel quips that everyone has gone to help Santa Claus, while the gossip mill swirls with stars and roles. Laurette Taylor, Fay Bainter, Dorothy Burgess, Lionel, Boris Karloff, Mickey Mouse as a star, Sally Rand, George Raft, Carole Lombard, and rumors of updated titles and collaborations dominate the chatter as film circles probe future projects.
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Santa Claus
Laurette
Taylor
John Barrymor
Fay- Bainter
Dorothy Burgess
Lionel
John
Boris Karloff
Mickey Mouse
Rebound Cast Performed Smart Sophisticated Comedy
The Fraser theater presented Donald Ogden Stewart's Rebound a smart comedy about married couples Sara and Bill Truesdale Evie Lawrence Lyman Patterson and Johnny Coles with a cast of twelve university students. Though the amateurs showed growth and delivered most wisecracks and stage wit the production sometimes stretched beyond their grasp.
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Donald Ogden -Stewart
Fraser-theater
Bill Truesdale
Evie Lawrence
Lyman Patterson
Sara Truesdale
Evie
Lyman
Paris
Bill
Truesdale
Johnnie Coles
Sara
Mr. Stewart
Donald Ogden Stewart
Helen Kissell
Sarah Jaffrey
Edythe Mulveyhill
Liz Crawford
George Taylor
Bill Tuesdale
Johnny Coles
Farrell Strawn
Viral Crook
Ford V-8 1934 Promises More Power and Economy
The Ford V-8 for 1934 is advertised as more powerful, efficient, and easier to start in cold weather while remaining the most economical to operate. The update centers on a new Dual Carburetor and Dual Intake Manifold, with dealers claiming reduced oil consumption and lower operating costs.
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Ford
Opening of Allen Grafton Scene Sparks Theatre Paints
The second act begins as Allen Grafton appears in shirt sleeves with a soothing cigarette. A window on the set frames the comedy genius in action. Audiences recall the film Rebound with Ina Claire, Robert Williams, Robert Ames, and Louise Closser Hale, inviting mental comparison between stage and screen performances.
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Allen Grafton
Ina’ Claire
Robert Williams
Robert Ames
Louise Closser Hale
Cable News in Brief Outsized Muted Trial and Revolt
Cable News in Brief reports London Clarance Gordon Haddon charged with attempting to extort money from the king. Madrid authorities plan to try over 1,000 linked to Spain's four day anarchist revolt where 94 died. Wellington NP Rear Admiral Richard E Byrd sails again for the Antarctic. La Paz appoints Gen Jose Lanza as new Bolivian army chief of staff, succeeding Gen Hans Kundt who led Bolivian forces in the war against Paraguay.
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London
Clarence Gordon Haddon
George V
Madrid
Spain
Wellington
N. 2
Richard E.byrd
Antarctic
la Paz
Jose Lanza
Hans Kundt
Bolivia
Paraguay
Plea Guilty in Liquor Case In Topeka
Andrew Haywood a Topeka Negro pleaded guilty to possession and transportation of liquor. Justice Charles Springer sentenced him to 30 days in jail and a $100 fine on each of two counts. The plea led to dismissal of liquor charges against Roy Jackson. Officers said 24 quarts of liquor were found in Haywood's car crossing the Kaw river bridge in a model A Ford coupe. Confiscation charges were filed against the automobile.
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Andrew Haywood
Topeka
Charles Springer
Haywood
Roy Jackson
Kaw River Bridge
Memorial Hospital Update on Patient Condition
A patient admitted yesterday afternoon for medical treatment at Memorial Hospital is reported in fair condition today. No further details available.
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Memorial Hospital
Hop acreage expands market in Oregon with trellis hops
Addition of 2,000 acres to the hop acreage of Oregon created a market for more than 12,000 trellis hops.
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Oregon
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Oxford
Miller-Jones
Mass
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Gossin
Raft
Carole Lombard
Wim. Powell
Gen. Raft
Carole
Ali
Yann
Tame Posers
Uef
K. U
Aear
Hiaa
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Cable News
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East Thirteenth
Greyhound
Adl
Hound
Kansas City
Salina
Denver
Albuquerque
Llos Angeles
ST. Louis
Chicago
Southwestern Greyhound
the. Pesale
HeUuUrOn
Franchot
Tone
May Robson
Astaire
Winnie Lightner
Robert Benchley
Ted Healy and
His
Stooges
America
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Entertainment
Richard DIX
Madge Evans
Stuart Erwin
Una Merkel
Conway Tearle
Myrna Loy
Max Baer
Primo Carnera
Jack Dempsey
Walter Huston
Universal Picture
Gloria Stuert
Claude Raina
William Harrigan
Dudley Digges
Una O'Connor
Henry, Travers
Forrester Harvey
R C. Sherif
Carl Leemmle, Jr
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Carl Leemmle
Jack Oakie
Jack Haley
Ginger Rogers
Gregory Ratoff
Harry Joe Brown
Mae Wesat
Tim
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