Robbery suspect release in Arkansas after money found
Mrs Helen Holliday and her niece Miss Helen McNeil were freed from Pulaski county jail after hours of questioning by postal inspectors about the $2,000,000 Holliday robbery. McNeil faces a $10,000 bond and federal grand jury action in Kansas City on charges related to stolen government property. The major portion of the loot, $79,000 in bonds, was recovered from a rural mailbox after a tip, leaving about $2,000 in bonds previously recovered.
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Tittle
Rock, Ark
Helen Holliday
Herbert Holliday
Aus
Helen McNeil
Pulaski County
Holliday
Miss. McNeil
Kansas City
Memphis
Tenn
Little Rock
Jobless Ally Accepts 125 Acre Ulster Farm as Community Project
Urbain J. Ledoux, described as a friend of the jobless, has accepted a 125 acre Ulster County farm for an unemploy ed men’s community project. The offer came on Christmas Day from Rev. Charles L. Clist of New Brunswick New Jersey a six year old Congregational minister who is also a union carpenter and a printer. The farm’s equipment includes weaving looms printing presses a motor truck and delivery car with timber and two stone quarries on site.
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New York
Urbain’ J. Lédoux
Ulster County
N. Y
Anh
Ledoux
Charles L. Clist
New Brunswick
N. J
Clist
Missouri River Freezes Solid Across River
Kansas City reports the Missouri River frozen solid from bank to bank and rivers above town running unusually low. Weather forecaster P. Connor notes ice thick enough for horses and wagon, a rarity occurring every seven or eight years. Reading today at five and a half feet vs. forty year January average of five point two feet.
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Kansas City
Jan
Missouri
P. Connor
Connor
Municipal workers face back federal income tax
A new IRS ruling signed by Revenue Commissioner Blair states that many municipal employees who previously claimed exemption must pay federal income tax not only going forward but for several past years. The ruling specifically names workers at Riverside California water and light works. CHOOSES NEW OFFICERS.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Blair
Shortridge
Republican
California
Riverside
Calif
EEE Pe Sener Tex
Merchants Loan and Savings Bank Holds Annual Election
The Merchants Loan and Savings Bank held its annual officers election. Officers named include WM Wmirk as president, J. Hoover as vice president, F. C. Whipple as cashier, with Stover and McClanahan as directors. The scene shifts to a courtroom where Mrs. Scott and Miss Kennedy testify in a high profile family dispute.
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Merchants Loan and Savings Bank
M Wwmirk
J. Id
KK. Hoover
F. C. Whipple
Stover
A. Cee McClanahan
Mrs Scott Takes stand in divorce suit in Alpena
In Alpena Michigan on January 3 Mrs Edna James Scott testified in her own defense in the circuit court as the divorce suit filed by Congressman Frank D Scott continued. She faced allegations from Miss Jane Kennedy, secretary to her husband, that she had recounted many instances of entertaining a Washington hotel clerk in her rooms late at night and other alleged indiscretions.
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Clared
Alpena
Mich
Edna James Scott
Frank D. Scott
Jane Kennedy
Washington
Wool Socks And Clocks In Fashioned Footwear
In this era wool socks with clocks are discussed as fashion for men, noting a shift from boots to low oxford shoes driven by golf and sport. The piece surveys patterns, colors, and the continued popularity of wool half hose with ribbed and embroidered details, Fair Isle motifs, and a wide range of designs.
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Fayre
Mark Twain
Mary
Senate
Court Denies Injunction Writ In Wyandotte County Case
Topeka Kan Jan 3 The state supreme court denied the injunction writ sought yesterday by Carl Jepeterson state bank commissioner which would have restrained district Judge E B L Fischer from proceeding in retrial of the court to hear Petersons request The action upheld the authority of Judge Fischer in appointing J defunct company AWANY Repartee remark about cleverness included as nonessential text
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Topeka
Kan
State Supreme Court
Carl. Jepeterson
State Bank Commissioner
EB. ‘L. Fischer
Wyandotte County
Exer
Peterson
Fischer
J. Defunct Co. Awany
Kansas City Man Charged With Manslaughter
Philip Damico 18 faces manslaughter charges after his car struck Edward Lane 62 a Kansas City Star collector then hit a taxicab injuring a woman Witnesses said Damico drove 50 to 60 mph Damico claims he was traveling 5 to 10 mph and did not know he hit a man or the taxi police traced the car license to identify him
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Kansas City
Philip Damico
Edward Lane
Kansas City Star
Lane
Damico
Unified air service urged to cut costs and streamline defense
Washington reports that Representative Anthony of Kansas urged a single unified air service to replace separate army and navy units. He argued one head would cut expenses and avoid interlocking duties, with navy aviation focusing on fleet activity and the army expanding to cover coast defense and wider territory. Also noted: Kellogg and Herrick to represent the U S at Paris finance ministers meeting.
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Washington
Army and Navy Air Services
House
Anthony
Kansas
Appropriations
Wheih
Navy Lair
U. S
Paris
Frank Kellogg
London
Myron
T.herrick
James
Logan
Will
United States
Allied Finance ‘Ministers
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