Eleven die as train smashes car at Kenosha crossing
Kenosha Wis April 24 AP Eleven persons were killed and at least 100 injured when a Chicago bound passenger train of the Chicago North Shore and Milwaukee railroad struck an automobile at a grade crossing just north of Kenosha. The car was hurled into a north bound freight as five passenger cars derailed and plunged into a ditch. Victims include Norman F. Shinters James Thoteau Ruth Reibe Lee in the auto mobile and others. many were treated at two Kenosha hospitals with broken ribs skull fractures and bruises.
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Kenosha
Wis
Chigaga
Ichieigo
North Shar and Milwalke
Owas
F 38Th Street
Autonobie
Norman FE. Shinners
Kson Street
Milwaukee
Lee
James Thoteau
E. F. Reibe
George Broska
Sunnyside
Ava
James Fitzgerald
Mantique
Mich
J. D. Goggin
Malden Ave
Shema
Chicago
Retaxor
Wilson Aga
Ruth Reibe
Alex Steinhorst
Kenosha Schoo
Rhenosha
Buday
Lay
Pra- Freight
Liberty Loan Drive Opens in Chicago Amid Tax Certs
AP dispatch notes Chicago launches a Liberty Loan drive to raise 350 million in pledges from banks manufacturers railroads and utilities with funds aimed at until July inclusive. Philip T. Clarke chair of the citizen tax certificate committee begins collection as suburban banks await warrants, while local authorities estimate 374 million needed for operation through July.
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Odsig
Sime
Chicago
Philip TR. Clarke
Citizen's Tax Certificate Committee
Clarke
Anne
Scrip to be sold in denominations as low as $500
Washington reports that millions have been collected over about a week. Senator Borah says Moscow informed him that fourteen Jewish leaders arrested for counter-revolutionary activities in Minsk, Russia, were mostly released. three rabbis remain detained. Borah doubts any executions and notes the Soviet government was queried by Representative Dickstein.
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Clarke
Washington
Borah
Moscow
Minsk
Russia
Idaho
Maxim " Litvinoff
Dickstein
New York
Bowlus Lands New Glider Mark at 2:43 AM
Bowlus, holder of the American glider record, landed near here at 2:43 am after setting a new personal mark. He failed to near the world record of over 14 hours, his previous best 6 hours 14 minutes. Barclus, in a sailplane from Point Loma, took off yesterday, landed about 75 feet from its air start point. A new Kansas City police system replaces the old telephones with 187 boxes and 12 teletype printers to boost efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diego
Awley Bowlus
Here
Germany
Bowlus
Barclus
Point Loma
Kansas City
Police Department
Local Quilting Bee Hosts Thirteen Members and Guests
Mrs. Frank Houk hosted a quilting bee with thirteen members and four guests including Mrs. Hayes and Mrs. Lenard Nuffer. Next week the group will quilt at Mrs. Geo. Houk's. Louise Bellas was taken to Memorial hospital. two X rays found no cause. Thatcher family farewelled with a surprise dinner as they move to Western Kansas next week. Several local residents were seen visiting, gambling in small gatherings, and attending showers for Miss Tucker of Pleasant Grove.
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Frank Houk
Hayes
Lenard Nuffer
M .C. Nuffer
C. Button
Geo. Houk
Louise Bellas
Memorial Hospital
Barker School
Thatcher
Kansas
Arthur Richardson i
Alvin
John
C. BE
Harley Dobson
Son
MacLouth
Vic Williams
Bierman
Olin Buttons
Barts Place
Ray
Edwin
Loyd
Meril Talley
West Fairview residents enjoy new radio era
Local notes report Mrs. Marvin Richardson and others visiting friends at Thatcher's and Twin Mounds. Mrs. Ed Folsom's death is noted with her husband Mr. Folsom returning home to find her in a chair. Many neighbors, including Schellhorn and Houk families, were seen at various homes. E G Woodward shows improvement and continues visiting his daughter in Washington DC as George McCaffery and pupils share a Valentine box.
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G Stanwixes
Marvin Richardson
Pleasant Valley
Thatcher's
C. J. Stanwix
Manhattan
Ed Folsom
Frank Houk
Birth notice for Mary Bayce in San Diego
Roy Stecher and Ry E Shauer visited Ottawa while announcing the birth of a daughter, Mary Bayce, on February 7 in San Diego. Local callers included J Hays, Myra, Henry Eiler, Albert Mildenhauers, F E Kalb and Glen, and H d Warnok.
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Ess
Roy Stecher
Ry E Shauer
Ottawa
Bird
Russell Hays
Mary Bayce
San Diego
J. Hays
Black
Ing
Sun
Myra
Henry Eiler
Albert
Mildenhauers
F. E. Kalb
Glen
H. d. Warnok
Hyland
Land
Jimmie Smith
Shewlands
Ated
Albert Colby
James Workman
Childried
Walter
Pon Have
Paul O'Neil Havel
Local Folks News From Baldwin Area and Nearby
Mrs Cena Pearson and sister Esther Wilkerson plan spring move to Baldwin. George Smith visited Kansas City with Mr Jones to truck tack. Reveys hosted by Air and 3 Walter Revey. Chas Griffith of Baldwin seen wooding for H T Howard and Henry. Miss Mary Chandler of Ottawa visited Mrs John Hays. Mrs Newland of Lawrence visiting son Mr Leonard Newland. Mrs Roy Van Tries and son return from Kansas City hospital. both improving. Henry Bell in Payal Ont on business. Jr Brett and Ralph Kall with daughter visited Worden. C F Coxen of Edwin and Walter Lof met Van Tries. he ill with tonsillitis. Harvey Crouch resigns as U S 50 patrolman. successor Miller of Lawrence. Walter Scott Jr joined navy. stationed at San Diego in radio division. Grandparents Walter Scott receive 54-sailor portrait. George Smith bought hay from Maurice O Neil. Kalb family visited grandmother Emma Kath. Beulah Bell Mildred Lane guests of Grace Hays. Some farmers sow oats.
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Cena Pearson
Esther Wilkerson
Baldwin
George Smith
Kansas City
Jones
Cit
Edward Revey
Walter Revey
Chas
Griffith
H. T. Howard
Henry
Rell
C. C
Brett Fount
Ralph Kall
Worden Sun
J. W. Breithaupt
Van
Harvey, Crouch
DeSoto
U. S. 50
Miller
Lawrence
Walter Scott Jr
Navy
Naval Training School
San Diego
Walter Scott
Maurice O'Neil
Raymond Kalb
Emma Kath
Beulah Bell
Mildred Lane
Grace Hays
Public Sale Near Midland Promises Livestock Lot
A public sale notice lists livestock to be sold on Thursday February 27 starting at 10 o clock miles north of Me north of Midland. Included are 4 head of horses and ponies, 2 black mares with smooth mouths, a coming yearling colt, a coming yearling heifer, 60 to 100 pounds of feed and farming implements such as a dise plow.
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Midland
Ally Pew
Auction Notice Listing Farm Implements and Household Goods
Harrow one disc harrow two wagons box two hay frames four cultivators walking plow Soma household goods Cash terms M. L. Untred owner W. O. Flory clerk Stone and Thomas auctioneers The Chester Grange ladies will serve unch
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M. L. Untred
W. O. Flory
Stone and Thomas
Chester Grange
Lean Sweep Public Sale Near Lawrence and Linwood
A public auction will be held on the rented farm near Lawrence, seven miles south of Tonganoxie and northwest of Linwood, starting at 10 a m on Friday February 23. The sale includes horses and mules, a team of black horses aged five weighing 2860 pounds, several gray mares aged 4 to 9, a bay mare, a sorrel and a pair of mules, plus twenty three cattle including milking cows, Holstein and Jersey varieties, and several Holstein heifers and calves all described with ages and milk yields where legible.
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Lawrence
Tonganoxit
Linwood
Rel Wow
Jersey
Holsteill
Auction of Hogs Cattle Implements and Car
A mixed farm sale by A Halley McCullough and group offers 13 hogs 2, 141 Durac shoats, 350 to 46 pounders, and a large list of farm equipment. Items include Massty Harris binder, hay loader, McCormick Deering mowers, wagons, corn planter, harrows, plows, a 1423 Ford car, harness sets, and household goods. Lunch on grounds. Terms cash.
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Durac
McCormick-Deering
van Brunt Drith
McCormick
Rofler Fralking
John Veere
Ford
A. Halley McCullough
Stis
Merchants National Ceck
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Talking Screen
West Fairview and Vicinity
Dewey’ Renander
Carl Miller
Richland
C. Petefish
Thaddie Pete
Khner Thurber
Twin Mounds
JR. Woodward
Ivo Mere
Aur
Christie Petefish
Lawrence ‘Thatcher
Barber
George McCaffery
John Benander
Carl Miler
Overbrook
Winifred Benander
Edith Hilbert
Bruce Gress
Washington Creek
Add Scheer
Roy Bowen
Effie Kampschreeder
John Moss
Homer Moss Lund
Earl Harding
Richard Kennedy
Harry Kennedy
Homer Art Gaines
Rank Young
Ivy Kennedy
Richland Club
YW. G. A
Sell Lowen
E.G. Woodward
Faye
Damon
Novadro
Marion Harris
Dorothy Jordan
C. F. Coxen
Idwin
Walter Lof
Rad
Josephine Dunn
Daphne Pollard
Stepin Fetchit
eReene
Ramon Novarro
Dolores del Rio
Helen Hunt Jackson
Ramona
Davey Lee
Betty Bronson
Sonny Boy
Ed Chandler
For
Everediy News
Lawrence Memorial High School Dramatic Club
Round Corner Drug Store
Janet Gaynor
Charles Farrell
Walter Catlett
Warner Baxter
Edmund Lowe
EL Brendel
Tom Patricola
Richard Keene
J. Harold Murray
Will Rogers
Victor McLaglen
Ann. Pennington
James J. Corbett
William Collier, Sr
Jack Smith
Marjorie White
DIXIE
Frank Albertson
Sharon Lynn
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