Reelection of Dr Frank Strong Heads Topeka Tuberculosis Group
Dr Frank Strong was reelected head of the Kunsag Tuberculosis Association for 102R at a Topeka board meeting. The 1028 program was outlined, including appointing a new medical director as Dr Seth Clark leaves for Norton Tuberculosis Sanitarium. Clark has led Lawrence tuberculosis efforts. Strong emphasizes 1926 deaths and county work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Strong
Kunsag
Tubeyd- Ipsis’ Association
Topeka
Strong Hay
Seth Clark
Norton
Clark
Lawrence Ag
Henry
Stromg
Syear
Clinius
Rose Yee
Dez Flore Ence Sheshon
Kangaa
Ed Anderson
Outtas
Douglas
California doctor charged in Appleby murder case
Dr Charles M McMillan, a former Texas physician, was arrested amid the death of Amelia Appleby. Police say the motive was to seize Appleby’s property, with evidence including a note and letters found in McMillan’s apartment and connections to an apartment owned by Appleby. Neighbor testimony links McMillan to Appleby’s house, with delays and a hotel reference complicating the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Claries M. McMilan
Texas
Amelia Xm
Ali Cheera
Yyas
Modidian
Agy
Colorado
Chicago
Aspleby
McMillan
Amywlic Appleby
Sonal Heame
Mollie Burke
Amelia
Trenb
Psurgeoip
Appleby Field
Uec_9
William
Zacharles
Amelia’ Appleby
Charles M McMillan
Tate
Los Angles
Appleby
Apnleby
Daeymlio
Zacharows
Poleds
Fs Appleby
Murchison to recover from attack in Decatur
Loren Murchison, an Olympic track figure, is recovering after a cerebrospinal illness attack. Musicians report his progress as upbeat. George J. Rivait Jr. is expected to be released soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
BO AP
Loren Murchison
Olympic
Jill
Murchison
George J. Rivarit, Jr
Uaran
Archy Level Appeals Prohibitory Liquor Conviction
Archie Level appealed today to the state supreme court from a Douglas County District Court ruling and a state penitentiary sentence for persistent violation of the prohibitory liquor law. Level, who has served two prior penitentiary terms at Lansing, is represented by John I. Riling as officers renewed liquor charges against him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Dec
Archie Level
State Supremig Court
Douglas
Archie
Level
Lansing
Jis
Hort City
John
I. Riling
Plea of insanity in Hickman case continues
The report recounts how Bernoudy testified about joining Hunt and Hickman in theft schemes in 1926. He described driving to a confectionery and drug store, splitting proceeds, and being asked to help steal a sedan intended for California. Bernoudy claimed he refused to participate in the later plan and was arrested after Hickman implicated him in a string of holdups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt
Hieckmen
Bernoudy
Piskyar
Hickman
California
Kangels
Say Hunt Is Slay Es Angeles Crime Report Fragment
A fragmented 1920s report notes 16 year old Say Hunt confessing to a crime tied to a murder and a bank holdup as detectives tie him to James Hickman and a druggist victim. Inquest records mention a 38 caliber bullet and a claimed .32 revolver in a stickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Angeles
Tlynt
William Dwar Hickman
Wm Parker
Thomsiwas
Thoms
Hickmann
Hunt
Schweigler Appointment as Committee Chairman Raises Education Ties
The University of Kansas and the National Education Association discuss appointing Dr. R A Schweigler as committee chairman on college relations. Secretary Crabtree notes the need for a prominent, professional leader to guide policy and activities while colleges show slow salary readjustments amid rising costs and new conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yrill
Sand
Crabtree
Micke
Roberts
Eraternpi
Péw
Spanish faculty members in car accident near Topeka
Two University of Kansas Spanish department instructors narrowly escaped serious injury when their car left a road near Topeka and overturned in a ditch. Jose M. Osma, driving, survived with minor bruises, while John F. Giths, a assistant professor, suffered head cuts and other injuries. The vehicle was badly damaged. Authorities say the crash occurred after the car ahead slowed, pushing Osma toward soft ground and into the ditch. Four were taken to a nearby hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topekay
John
F. G Fiths
Parish
Jose M. Osma
Osma
Four men sentenced for grand larceny and forgery
Offenders identified as Johnne Whiteside Henry Whiteside Lawrence and Joe Long of Rock Island and Jack Nealest of Oklahoma were sentenced to the penitentiary on charges of grand larceny and forgery. Thirty-three others remain in county jail as of the report. Mrs B Taylor and son Charles left for Allen after a long visit with their grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nse
Douglas
Cous
Servin
Frest
Peiteinogn
George Brice
Johnne
Henry
Whiteside
O Lawrence
Joe Long
Rock “Sland
Jack/ Nealest
Oklahoma
Oklal
Lindbergh's Spirit of St Louis crosses Central America
Lindbergh's silver-wind monoplane The Spirit of St Louis travels zigzag from Guatemala City toward Panama over 1300 miles. After January 8 he will rest in Panama, with high honors anticipated. crowds greet him with banners and pins as he departs Tegucigalpa toward Honduras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guatemala
Guaemala
Central America
Charles A. Lindberg
Stzis
Panama
Lindbergh
Belize
San Se
San Salvador
Tegusizalps
Ian
Elcome
Washington girl found dead with brick near field
Thelma Young, 17, was found half nude with a deep forehead cut in a field at the Washington city limits. Blood spatter over fifty feet indicated a struggle. A brick found nearby is believed to have caused her death. The victim had left home for a movie, and Dominic Grisalow’s name appears in connection with the case as police search suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thelma Young
Ithe
Zutto
Miss Young
Washington and Jefferson
College Athletic
Trei
Sylvester
Hott
Fred Drew
Field J
Drewz
J Drew
A “Younr
Mids Young
Fire Destroys Piers and Barges on Hoboken Riverfront
A large Hoboken blaze along the Hudson River destroyed the Clyde liner Seneca and eight barges, with damages exceeding 1.09 million dollars. The Hendrik Hudson steamed amidships, later towed as fireboats extinguished the flames. A Fletcher Drydock pier explosion started the fire, spreading to the Lackawanna pier where the Seneca was moored last September, leaving the vessel burned to the waterline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoboken
Clyde
Seneca
Tyoot Pi
Hudson ‘River
Daf Line
Hendrik Hudson
Backawanl 18
Fletcher Drydock Company
Lackawanna J
Oun
Personal notices reach Kansas City for New Year events
Mrs Peter Eméry and others travel from Norwalk to Kansas City for a New Year dinner at the Rome. Joseph Bird and F B Davis plan visits to Missouri. Mrs Floyd Jacoby visits Altoona. Mrs Baker of Kansas City visits Walter Thiele. Mrs Et Paccal attends a Dames meeting in Topeka. Green family and Lawrene return from Kansas City after Christmas. Maloney family travels from Tulsa after Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Eméry
Solonge
Charles
Swartz
Norwalk
Kansas City
Rome
Joseph Bird
F.B. Davis
ZH. Burdett
Floyd Jacoby
Altoona
HH. B.' Bullene
Ie CG Baker
Hex Fay Hter
Walter Thiele
C. “Et Paccal
Topea
Ae Dames
Kansas
Lawrence Green
Christmas Celebration Closes Oskaloosa Week
Miss Doris Schenck and Tonella together with Mr and Mrs John Schenck join the town in a festive Christmas program. Churches in Oskaloosa held their usual holiday events Saturday evening featuring music and children’s exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Schenck
Tonella
John Schenck
Christmas Community Notes From A Small Town
Townspeople went about Sunday with church services and carol singing at the Methodist church. Many locals were visiting relatives for the holiday, including Mrs. Lay Slade and family traveling to Atchison and Bethany. neighbors shared greetings and Christmas gatherings while others returned home after years away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Lovise Hannah
Violeugh
Fate Gibbs
Arei
I K
Emporis
Frenk Layner
Mike Larner
Walter Rébispry
Anil
Fem Bourn
Co Yan
Chase
Sarah Phinney
Daniel Leaverton
Misa Pera Bourne
Turner
Herb Higley
Mias Hache Leaverton
Mike = Larner
A. Lane
Jennie Insley
Elay Slade
Vacatio Atchison
Oscar May
Amily
Gyellié Penkington
Mines
Tee
Elizabeth Lowe
Wiletta
Tom Lowe
Elkhart
Negatin
Bcc
Funeral and funeral attendees at Tonganoxie church
Funeral services were held Tuesday at Trinity Chapel for Ethel Hollingsworth seventeen, who died from kerosene burns after an explosion while starting a fire. Relatives from out of town attended, including families of Hollingsworth and Zoellner. The article lists many attendees from Kansas and nearby states and notes a later service for Mrs. Frank Zoellner and a gathering at Hubbel Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serra
Wesleyospital
Kansas
Ervites
Maple Grove
Cemetey
Charles ‘Schofield
Zoellner
Frank Zoellner
L. “A. Zoellner
Chica
Walter Zoelner
Fred Zoell
Lo E
Hazen
Airs
Amos Wilson
Tonganeves
Ogear Winslow
Glenfos
Texas
Barclay Winklow
Pasadena
Calif
John Miinslave
Tonganoxie
Jola'Meyz
Augusta Menz
Fleming
Mira Lae Walterence
Ongsip With
Carl Southard
Ralph ‘Chinat
Kangasy
J. McM Rlgilbye
McKone
Bohr Bond
C. J.conof Nee
Paul Seymour
Emporia
George Mortis
Artie Hollingsworth
Albert Hollingsworth
Orer
Hubbel Hill
J. M. Hodes
Frankfort
Takele
Andréw: Smith
Mexico
Ellamae
MecKone
Thi Thekla Sma
Fies Ry Reeds
Allan
John Anquor
Lawrence
Wand
Skagzs
Mildred
Johnson
Baldaer
Louise Hety
Beloit
Riya Brown
Brown
Kansas‘ S
Lucille Evans
John Ev
Lucille Wager
Nre
Thelma’ Hopp
Renee Mo
Mary Wager
J. M. Rhodes
Walter Zoellner
Eth
Hanis
Will Craie
Lone Beach
Faye. Brown
Charles Brown
Mr. Ang
Willard
Fragmentary Notice From A Local Community
Fragmented OCR reads as a local notice mentioning a new candy shop at a corner and a resident Frank Grove Cemetery Seeley a postmaster and Nancy Brown visiting her parents near Piper. The garbled text references the names of residents and a home in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gueen
Azea Rai
Frank
Seeley Wasa
Conmyni
Havin Das
Nancy
Lee Browni
Piper
Christmas Dinner Guests and Local Festivities
A flurry of holiday gatherings fills One Christmas season as families and friends visit from Kansas City and Lawrence. Neighbors host dinners, gift exchanges, and a mock wedding while Christmas programs, church events, and school visits mark the day. Local residents including Kasberger, Kasberger II, Seiwald, Votaw, and many others share meals, attend services, and enjoy the season with relatives and old friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brida
Janniver
Gary
al Srires
Lloyd
Thomas Blanche
Fréd. Lee Jr
Loyd
Milier O
Pittsburg
Tapendin
B Holmes
Annabell
Frank J
Fred Pflegel
John ‘Kasberger
John ‘Kasberger Hone Mendes. yAltemidon
B. Vataw
Aix
Trvin Vataw
Raymond Stanley
Trin
Kangas
Aymond Stapley
Rand
an ‘Siegel _ Meyer
Bonner
Herrman
Fred Neis Weis
Sam x
Neis
Wellsville
Ann
Ben Neis
Stuth
Ups
Gideon Neiz
Fred. Neis
Fred. Neis Pri and Non 7 4 Mr. and Mrs. Vern. Kasbéreen Mre and Mrs. Joe Zillner
al Rence
Mike ‘Kashengeey Vere
Martha Had
Hadora
Ee Kasberger
John Kasberger
Helen
Mirs
F. Ranbler
Soiy
Tudor
Martha Hadl
Lula Votaw
Lawrence
Seiwald
Henry -Hward
Andl Mosi
Howard Miller
Will Pole Eter
Mer
Irvin’ Votan
Acia
Satan
Bx Smith
Eudora
iCharles Jefferies
Haper
Olathe
Klopfenstein
Jés/Ruth
Hattie
Oliver Daniels
Kéneasity
Andrew Burnell
Margaret Westerhouse
Arthur
Gabriel
Swith
Ameretta
Jeaste Marley
Bernice
Mader
Vera ‘Woodard
Soas
Ielbridetto
Inezhese
Mas
Sarah Terrel
J.D. Ree
Jerry Harris
Christmas Dinner Gatherings Across Local Families
Local residents and families hosted Christmas dinners and gatherings at various homes including the Hendersons and extended kin. Neighbors and friends, such as the Votan, Geratenberger, and Carnes families, along with Rev. D.S. Fiabe and others, attended festive meals and events. Several mentions note visits, church-related activities, and community get-togethers around the holiday period.
Desoto Hosts Christmas Guests and Local News
Desoto area residents hosted many visitors during the holidays. Families from Kansas City, Ottawa, and nearby towns attended Christmas gatherings, exchanges of gifts, and church events. Multiple households shared meals, and regional residents announced travels, health updates, and upcoming marriages.
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Ehter
Wormer Senate Brachitidmer
Voy - Angeles
Will Carny
Krom
Schwegler
Namtéd
National Edut
Neasional Association
Jin
Acciden
T. OU
Lanxing Prigan
Piers and Barts
Oskaloosa
Tongangxie
Hesper
Santa
C. C! Geratenberger
Iat
Emi
I Fiabe
Grok
Pend
Leo
Bonnet Sprin
Guy
Carnes Cof
Nebraska
Pat Pal
R. Carnes
Henry ‘Cavings
James iKraybill
Curtis Bagby
Clarence
Veral
Willie -Neis
W. Nis
Yevening
Neers Curtis
Avernean
Noah Eisel
Roy Kurtz
Devin
Nesday
Jerry Harvis
Dalbert
Griffin
Tevin Votaw
Evenini
de Tagrune
Ralph Fotaw
Henry Cayiness
M. Williamson
Heian
Sohn—Gordon
Prairie Center
Mys
Dai. Harrig
Maurice 'Starr
George
Lothhoulz
Nadore
Desoto
War Cunningham
Harold
Boil
St. Louis
Ariel Mollid
Fe Raily
Kani Weiner
J. F. Bor
Frances
Jean Martin
R. Reynolds
Manhatt
Bis
Baer
Reete
Kirkeville
Osborn
Harry Miller
Marguerite
Ai Claus
Will
Miller
Ray Miller
Oscar Lothhoz
An Pa Miler
Badora
Aid
Ernest Maihall
Clifford Morse
iHarry Dicken
Jand
W. E. Burch
Frances Burks Jewett
W. E. Morris
Park
Sizigue
Mr. Jague
Kan- Broveak
Luther
Feil
Albert
Luther Ghdison
Wilber
Bonne “Springs
Albert Luthian
Andy
L. Taylor
Bill
Eobart Mouse
Shawnee
Donald “Martin
Willi
Borhenn Lansa
C. E. Ashldall
Hodge
Ana
Lester.Gillmore
T Billy “Legnard
Frank Freeburg
Avi Milles
Robert
Roy Puckett
Krapatrick
Mel T
Leo van Gothah
Dorothy
Marjory Atd
Winnie- Hill
Will c
Hades
and Airs
Longstreth
de Soidy
guRobert Ren
Fred Febley
Eick Dist
B.S. Tay
Angsi Taylor
Gertrude Atkinson
Central Business
Real Rege
Mes
Jobin Atkinson
Edith Schow
Tobler
Wilbur Boone
Charles Biidleston
Dleaton
C. Wright
Kan
Glendale
Greenvile
New Mexico
Warren
Wilmer
Leamey
Smith
Jone
Longstreth Shubert
Ed Morrear
Dong Frank
Vargl
Visi
Lawrences
Syracuse
Wichita Wand
Stanley ‘Jones
Dente
W. Jones
Perenee
Earl ‘Stuchberry
Trinidad
Gold
Fred
Harvey
McKinley
Keegan
Aren
Owensh Bes
Will Dicken
Charles” Dicken
Gon Wayne
Harry Dicken
T. ‘Martin
Bi Curtis
Hot, Springs, Ark
Martin
David
Jewet
EU Jewett
Elmer Jewett
Henry Price
Prairie
Genter
MrJandie
Claw Parks
Wir Reed
Pleasapton
Amiliez
Guy Avis
Des. Moines
Iowa
B.H. McVey
City
Lawis
Nease
Leavenworth
Dan Osborne
Qlathe
Wilk -Reed
Aén Charles
Pleasanton
Robert. Osborne
Smith Osborne
Orville? Oshotge
Selma
Rich Harbison
J. D. “Buckingham
Pris
Gus Buckinghaih
Fang Tex Eleeta
Loring
Sherman Cashbier
R. and
al Bs ‘Reynolds
Alohzo Ambler
Sunday Eevening
William. Docking
Vv. Knooneeenaiene Eclaceeats
We F. March
Pres and Trust
A. F. McClanahan
F. ¢ Whipple
Lawrence, Kansas
Rumsey Bros. Funeral Home
Bone
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