Federal warning on selling intoxicants to Indians near Potawatomi
Supt. Bruce warns against selling any form of intoxicants to Indians living under an Indian agent jurisdiction. Indictments were returned in Kansas City for sale of liquor to Indians, with cases including whisky beer and rubbing alcohol. The effort aims to enforce law rather than seek prosecutions, covering northeast Kansas and surrounding areas.
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Potawatomi
Kansas
Bruce
Kansas City
Kan
Indian Agency
Laquor
Maycotta
Topeka
Rossville
St. Mary' S
Better Understanding Beer Policy Triggers Indian Dance Arrests
Holton men were cited for bringing liquor to an Indian dance at Mayetta's community building and sharing it with Potawatomi. Officials cooperated with county authorities to sentence offenders to 60 days in jail and fines of 100 dollars plus costs after pleading guilty in justice court. The Indian Service touts a cadre of officers to curb liquor traffic among Indians and warns it can deploy them in Kansas if beer and other alcohol sales to Indians continue.
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Holton
Mayetta
Potawatomies
Indian Service
Kansas
Fashionable Women Embrace Gold Noose Jewelry
Chicago readers see the season’s trend in accessories as a rigid neck ring, gold or silver, designed to hug the base of the neck. The novelty piece, shown in shops today, signals a bold new direction for spring fashion and the way necklaces frame the collar.
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Chicago
Bold Costume Jewelry Returns With Large, Statement Pieces
Jewelry from the postwar era shows flexible gold and silver chains, snug neckwear, and mesh reminiscent of Victorian dog-collars. New decorations include two inch wooden pineapple pendants with dyed feathers, and large cameo brooches resurfacing, signaling a bold, oversized trend in fashion jewelry.
Air cooled autos coming to aid summer drives
Detroit January 12 UPI The air conditioning engineer J W Child said a automatically refrigerated automobile will soon appear. He spoke at the automotive engineers meeting proposing non toxic fans and an engine driven compressor similar to household refrigerators to cool cars in 100 degree noon heat.
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Detroit
UPI
J. W. Child
Society of Automotive Engineers
Forecast for automotive refrigeration progress
He stated that future development work will determine the pace of progress. He added that a safe economical automotive refrigerating system will appear soon. When it does, people can proceed confidently and ignore the weatherman's unpredictable climate.
Dope peddler in Wichita gets three years
Federal Judge Richard J. Hopkins sentenced Clarence Topp, 19, a Wichita Negro, to three years in the El Reno reformatory after he pleaded guilty to possession and sale of marijuana. He deferred sentences of three co-defendants and a fifth's trial. Agents said marijuana sales targeted Wichita high school students.
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Wichita
Richard J. Hopkins
Clarence Topp
Highway Department Reports December Cash Balance
State highway Director Evan Griffith announced on January 12 that the highway department’s unencumbered cash balance on December 31 stood at 133,081 dollars. The report notes the year end cash posture for Topeka.
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Highway Department
Topeka
Evan Griffith
Funding Allocation Report Shows Unused and Committed Sums
The document details a total of 2 665 867 with 1 455 043 not available for use by the commission. Of the remainder 1 077 743 was committed in contracts. Not available funds include 900 000 due to counties and lawnshire 375 949 due in benefit district refunds. The balance covers administration and sinking fund.
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Commission
Lawnshire
Judge Considers Appeal of Two Condemned Men
Oklahoma city January 12. U S circuit court of appeals holds in abeyance an appeal by Robert J Suhay alias Rudolph Brinker and Glen J Applegate alias Fred Power who were convicted of first degree murder in the gun battle death of W W Baker a federal bureau of investigation agent at a Topeka Kansas post office last April 16. They are in Leavenworth penitentiary. Defense seeks a new trial claiming admissible evidence misled the jury and that no evidence of deliberation was shown. The men were trapped by federal agents during the post office robbery of the Northern Westchester Bank of Kavonah New York in January 1937.
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Oklahoma
City
Topeka
Kan
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Robert J. Suhay
Rudolph Brinker
Glen J. Applegate
Fred Power
W. W. Baker
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Leavenworth
Baker
Kavonah
N. Y
Talks by Dr. Hunt on teaching the Bible to youth tonight
Dr. Robert A. Hunt begins a series on teaching the Bible to young people. He will conclude with a modern viewpoint Bible story. The talk on tonight at 7 30 in Ehke building room 6 invites Sunday school teachers parents and others. Also the Methodist Sunday school board meets to elect a new superintendent for the Junior high arrival department replacing Mrs E F Abels who has resigned.
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Robert A. Hunt
Ehke Building
The
Methodist Church
E. F. Abels
Bodies Identified in Northwest Airlines Crash Near Bozeman
Relatives identified seven of ten victims at a Bozeman mortuary as police probed the Bridger mountains crash of a Northwest Airlines plane. Coroner Nelson noted severe disintegration of some remains while survivors described the fiery wreck and motorless descent.
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Bozeman
Mont
Northwest Airlines
Here
Bozeman Mortuary
Howard Nelson
Bridger Mountains
Nick
Mamer
F. W. Nest
Seattle
A. D. Niemeyer
Department of Commerce
A. C. Larsen
Glenn White
Bridger
Larsen
Associated Press
White
Typhoon Diminishes Near Manila In Luzon Crossing
A typhoon sweeping southern Luzon from the Pacific Ocean weakened today as observers predicted most of its force would be spent before reaching Manila. The storm's impact region and exact timing were still being assessed by weather officials.
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Manila
Luzon
Pacific Ocean
War Minister Blomberg Quietly Marries in Berlin
Berlin January 12 German war minister Marshal Werner von Blomberg wed quietly with the bride's name kept secret The bride was said to be in her late twenties The ceremony took place in official quarters and intimates reported Blomberg refused to disclose details before tomorrow His previous wife died six years ago.
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Berlin
Marshal Werner von Blomberg
Blomberg
Heart Attacks Complicate Case of Grippe and Shingles
Washington January 12 UP Dr John Paul Earnest Jr said Associate Justice Cardozo is not quite so good this morning The 67 year old justice has been ill for several weeks suffering from grippe and shingles His condition has been complicated by attacks
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Washington
John. Paul Earnest, Jr
Benjamin Nw Cczo
Supreme Court
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