Verdict and Warning for Lindbergh Kidnapping Trial
The article notes Hauptmann's conviction as a major blow against kidnapping, praising law enforcement and the jury's role. It highlights the crime's impact on the nation, the lengthy investigation, and the aligned effort to deter kidnaping through a decisive verdict. It also covers new life for Haskell Institute after federal reviews affirm its Indian education mission and ongoing support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Zand
Inuptdoar
Hauptmann
Frest
Aman
Reassessment of Dirigibles and Warship Costs Amid Crises
The article reviews airship losses including four US built vessels and a German craft, noting Congress may delay Macon replacement while debating dirigible value. It contrasts American airplane prowess with German Zeppelin history, and discusses Austria's potential union with Germany amid broader European power politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
United States
Germany
Congress
Roosevelt
South America
Kansas City Hospital Update and Local Social Events
D O Vaughn of Kansas Electric Power Co is reported ill but not dangerously. Mrs H C Taylor hosted a bridge luncheon with prizes won by Mrs M T Van Heeke and Mrs J B Henry. Miss Lorene Jensen assisted. Miss Cecil Brown wed Henry Foulkes at his parents home in Num ber 6, ceremony by Rev David Cox. Guests to dinner. Number 6 children surprised with a charm. Mr and Mrs Foulks to Kooskia after Kansas City visit. Mrs Wilder Metcalf and Miss Marguerite Bailene hosted a four-luncheon. Mrs A T Walker won high, Mrs William Docking con solation. Kansas City motor show burns American Royal Livestock Building. 2 million loss. one veteran firefighter killed. Jardine named agriculture secretary nominee. Kellogg to be secretary of state after Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. O. Vaughn
Kansas Electric Power Co
St. Mary's Hospital
Kansas City
Vaughn
Dan,gerous
Lawrence
H. C. Taylor
M. T. van Heeke
J. B.g Henry
Lorene. Jensen
Cecil Brown
Henry Foulkes
Kooskia
Towa
Tom Brown
Number 6
David Cox
Thatroom
Charmrig
Foulks
Wilder S. Metcalf
Marguerite Bailene
A. T. Walker
Bridge
William Docking
American Royal Livestock
American Royal Livestock Building
Jardine
Washington
William MM. Jardine
Kansas State Agricultural College
Coolidge
Ilo
Gore
West Virginia
Senate
Frank B. Kellogg
Minnesota
Loudon
Hughes
Miss Lenora Stubbs pledges to Washburn Beta Sorority
Miss Lenora Stubbs has pledged to the Beta Sorority at Washburn. National Bank Examiner Frank appears in the notice detailing affiliations and local society activities, reflecting a social calendar item from twenty five years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenora Stubbs
Washburn
National Bank Examiner
Frank
Butcher and wife return home after pleasant visit
Oklahoma City couple, visiting with Mrs. Butcher's parents Mr and Mrs Charley Allen and Estella of K, celebrate the birth Sunday morning of twins two boys and a girl weighing seven pounds and eight and a half pounds. E R Cole of Hays City Kansas buys two properties at 1039 New Hampshire Street and 29 Rhode Island Street and plans to relocate in spring to Lawrence. Mr and Mrs A Bigelow host whist for Miss Mellie Brock and Dr I M Dryden. G L Lescher entertains twelve guests. Dr Payne and Dr Wilbur go to Madison Wisconsin for Wisconsin University religious workers conference. Prof Ephraim Miller and wife dine at six tonight.
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Butcher
Oklahoma City
New Hampshire Street
Rhode Island Street
Lawrence
A. Bigelow
Mellie Brock
MA Dryden
G. L. Lescher
Payne
Wilbur
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin University
Ephriam Miler
Tony
Entertainer Me Edio Vierson to perform in West Lawrence
Forties era notes say Me Edio Vierson will entertain at his home in West Lawrence Thursday evening. Abn and Mys Tigzenbieh hosted a farewell party for Hust sand lw Jess moving to Lawrence. Miss Barber prepares a millinery shop opening with cutting and trimming bangs near her millinery store. Mrs Brady’s replacement taught in Lawrence while her sister, mother, and others were traveling. Mrs Colby of Duluth sues sister Mrs Hef Goodrich. John Dome, famed violinist turned Dominican monk at Strosa monastery near Springfield, joins monotone life at 32, after teaching violin at the University of Kansas and touring with the Glee Club. Jean Tunnersock acquired a fine inlaid violin Dome valued in Mexico.
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Edio Vierson
Lawrence
Abn
Mys
Charles Tigzenbieh
Ib Wis
Jess
Lawrence Miss Lott
Brady
Nuuups
Lawrence Atle
Ludora News
Colby
Duluth
Minn
Strosa Monastery
Springfield
Gaza
Jean Tunnersock
Green Dome
Mexico
First African expeditionary force heads for Eritrea and Somaliland
Rome reports the first unit of Marys African expeditionary forces will depart Saturday for Eritrea and Somaliland. Tokyo lawmakers pass the largest military budget in history. Baghdad confirms the death of Emir King Ali of Hedjaz at age five. Authorities seek bombers who damaged the U S consulate in the Bank of Nova Scotia building in Santiago. Paris probes a band of international adventurers tied to opium sales. Salvation Army leader Evangeline Booth begins a four month world tour. Oslo reports seven fishermen drowned as a hurricane hit the Atlantic near Mroya, with capsized vessels and destroyed homes.
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Associated Press
Rome
Eritrea
Somaliland
Tokyo
House of Ye Iresentatives
Baghdad
P Ormier
Ali
Hedjaz
Ghazi
Iraq
Santiago
Cuba
United States
Bank of Nova Scotia
Paris
Ondon
Evangeline Booth
Salvation Army
Oslo
Norway
Atlantic
Mroya
Kansas News Briefs and Local Trials Mix in Weakened Read
A Kansas roundup reports Burns of Neodesha seeks 10000 damages in Wyandotte district court after his husband was killed in a October crash involving a truck owned by Maurice Minnick and driven by Howard Minnick of Leavenworth. Arkansas City boxing finals crown Missouri Valley ALA tournament action with the Chilice Indian Institute sweeping six bouts and five knockouts.
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Glasco—Willkard Mayberry
Drow
Als M. Landen
Mayberry
Lincoliva
Lincoln
Neodesha
Kay
Wyandotte
Rank Burns
Maurice Minnick
Howard L. Minnick
Leavenworth, Kane
Arkansas City
Missouri Valley
Chilpece
Indian Institute
Junior Munsell Valley
Chaminion
Chilacco
Leonard Noel
Blackw
Reusch Mir. Co
Treachery at Duraya unfolds in a Fort Mexico romance
In a Duraya fort scene, Mateo Rubelz and the Montinna Kid dodge guards with Rosita as General Estrada presses for power and love. Rosita plots conquest, reveals grim schemes to steal the emerald crown of Our Lady, and hints at Reed’s reentry as danger looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mateo Rubelz
Montinna Kid
Durayn
Rosita
Montana
Tabriz
el Reed
Mexico
Reed
Duraya
Our Lady
Matrada
Daraya
Valentine's Day Mischief by the Puddlers
In a humorous scene the Willy Nilly and animal friends prepare valentines for each other. Christopher Columbus Crow cuts out heart shapes while Top Notch and Willy Nilly craft verses. The group distributes valentines at dinner, sparking playful tiffs over vanity and politeness as they plan more valentines tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Graham
Homer Willy Milly
Christopher Columbus
Top Notch
Christopher
Willy Nily
Tor Notch
Tee-hee-hee
Flashes of Life Surprises in Alberta School Convention
Alberta school teachers vote to honor married women as hosts amid disapproval of single teachers and wary remarks about behavior outside of school. The convention capsized expectations as educators debated roles and duties for staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pees
Marns Vdmont
Alberta
Fractured News Snippets From Salt Lake to Canton
A Salt Lake poultry dealer paid 42 dollars for seven cases of eggs, claiming 126 dozen varied stones were overpriced. In Dallas, Adelyn Crangford and Paul Dodd wed as a burglary robbed the honeymoon funds. In Chicago, Francis Hammon fled officers after a candy store crash while claiming past football fame. In Canton, crow attacks kill two newborn lambs, alarming farmer Paul Nichols and game wardens.
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Salt Lake
Yelovaky
Aoultry
Chicago
Francis J. Hammon
Francis
Heat as a remedy and its forms in 19th century text
The article discusses heat as a valuable remedy for pain relief, noting its soothing warmth and moisture. It describes various forms from poultices to electric heat and diathermy, stressing that all forms share the same fundamental soothing effect and tissue relaxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iago Galoston
Kansan reviews Mae West in new Hollywood volume
In a new volume, critic Geo. Juan Nathan targets Mae West as the central figure while belittling others like Connie Bennett and Hepburn. Nathan praises Ginger Rogers and Joan Crawford but claims West lacks offscreen figure though she remains a defining screen presence in Hollywood’s old guard.
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Hollywood
Geo. Juan Nathan
N.Y
Connie Benhelt
Gloria Swanson
Nathan
Mae West
Jean
Hepburn
Connie Bennett
Ginger Rogers
Joan Crawford
Madgan Evans
Joan Blondell
Claudette Colbert
Jean Harlow
Usta
Obituary Edgar UL Clawson Filgar H Chavaen
Edgar UL Clawson Filgar H Chavaen, son of We 8 and Mra Chawson, born August 1 1880 in Audubon County Iowa, died February 10 1935 aged 49. He moved to Kansas in 1903 settling in Lawrence, married Lillian Lincoln in 1907 and had two children William and Evelyne. Survived by his parents two brothers and three sisters. He served in the U S Army from 1914 nearly seven years with time in Mexico and France, three times gassed and twice wounded, returning an invalid but brave. He left a written thanks to Lawrence readers read after death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar UL Clawson
Benjamin
Pll
Fl Paso
Texas
Lawrence
J. M. Roper
Vernica Clawson
Kansas City
Regular Army
United States
Mexico
France
Bethel Ladies Aid meeting rescheduled due to weather
In Bethel the Ladies Aid Society postponed its February 7 meeting to February 1 if conditions allow. Mrs Mae Vance hosted a party for her daughter and other guests. A Brubaker community program by the Columbia Community Club featured the play Advertising for a Wife with music. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Ladies Aid. Society
Jey Rewdy
Mae Vance
Honos
Raymond Ochele
Ochrie
and Abe
Otto Garber
Mya
Lon Jones
Delbert Hoffman
Chirenee Ulbricht
Ernest
Charles Rappard
Brubaker
Community Club of Columbia
Mabel’ Root
Lee Jones
Wayne New Masters
Johnnie Brecheisen
Durene
Topeka
Cecil Brecheisen
Menninger Clinic
Cecil
Trev Garber
Pasadena
Cali
Jack Sullivan
Durene Brechtisen
Overbrook guests enjoy Saturday party and rock quarry work
Miss Ruth Marie Kessler hosted an overnight guest on Saturday eve ning and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Jones entertained with a party Saturday evening. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schwartz, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schwartz of Worden, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Garber, Mrs. and Mrs. Delbert Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cehrie, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Albright and Ernest, and Mrs. Mae Vance with John and Velma Vance. Work has begun a rock quarry on the Pr Crawford farm with relief labor for about 20 men to rock three miles of road from Globe store south past Kethel church to the county line.
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Ruth Marie Kessler
Overbrook
Lee Jones
Albert Schwartz
Carl Schwartz
Worden
Charles Jones
Otto Garber
Delbert “Hoffman
Raymond Cehrie
Clarence Albright
Ernest
Mae Vance
John
Velma Vance
Pr. Crawford Farm
Globe Store
Kethel Church
Scientist Roy Andrews to Wed Mrs. Wilhelmina Anderson
New York Feb 14 Dr Roy Chapman Andrews director of the American Museum of Natural History and Mrs Wilhelmina Anderson Christmas announce their intention to marry February 22 in New York Andrews born Beloit Wisconsin graduated Beloit College 1906 joined the museum and became a noted authority on whale life leading expeditions to Korea Manchurian border Tibet Burma and Mongolia Mrs Christmas widow of Franklin A B Christmas and daughter of Dr and Mrs W E Anderson of Chattanooga Tennessee born there.
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New York
Roy Chapman Andrews
Aimerigan’ Museum of Natural History
Wilhelmina Alderson
Andrews
Beloit
Wis
Beloit College
Korea
Manchurian
Gabi Desert
Central Asian
Tibet
China
Burma
Mongolia
Buckley’s Mixture Offer for Cough Relief
An advertisement promises Buckley’s Mixture as a triple acting remedy for bronchial coughs. It claims a 45 cent bottle, a money back guarantee if the cough remains and sleep is not improved, and urges purchase at Corner Drug Co or any first class druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckley
Drug Co
Kansas Chamber Plans Directors Referendum on Long Haul Rates
Roy Bailey of Salina, president of the Kansas Chamber of Commerce, announced plans for a mail referendum of directors to decide the group’s attitude toward proposed amendments to the federal transportation act affecting long and short haul rates. The chamber traffic committee opposes the amendments, Bailey said the vote reflects only the committee view and is not binding. the directors alone have authority and he questions if the board will back the committee’s stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Roy~ Bailey
Salina
Kansas Chamber
Twins Born Three Days Apart In Separate Cities
Portage Wisconsin reports twins born three days apart in different cities. The first baby arrived in Marvellen last Saturday to Mrs Amilon Kohn. The second twin was born Tuesday at St Savine's Hospital in Portage, attended by Dr William Taylor. Mother and children were reported resting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portage
Wis
Adiffer
Mra
Amilon Kohn
Marvellen
St. Savine's Hospital Hare
William AO Taylor Portage
Imother
Topeka Couple Receive License for Pauline Marriage
A marriage license is issued to Walter Whittenberg and Margaret Gordon, both of Topeka, with plans to wed near Pauline. The couple expects to be married by a minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Whittenberg
Margaret Gordon
Topeka
Pauline
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Boost Complexion
A vintage health ad touts Dr F M Edwards Olive Tablets as a remedy for constipation and pale skin. It claims the tablets, made from known ingredients, stimulate normal bowel action and remove toxins, promising a brighter complexion after a week of nightly use. It notes thousands use them to stay fit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F F. M. Edwards
Dr. Edwards
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