Manhunt spreads as Floyd dodges capture in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City Jan 16 AP a wide manhunt for outlaw Floyd spread across the state as peace officers with large rewards and National Guard support aimed to kill or capture him. Sheriffs and state officials met with Governor and adjutant general to organize a force using bank robberies, killings, and gunfights as targets while Floyd eluded authorities in a heavily wooded area near Okfuskee county. Reports from Paden and Castle banks tie him to robberies and a large manhunt continues amid sightings and tips.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Charles
Pretty Boy
Robert Burns
Charles Bar Yett
National Guard
Sfur
Ander Wa
Luther
Ron
Fraley
Johnston County
Mil Creek
Usefulhone
McAlester
Okfuskee County
Floyd
Paden
Troy Self
Carnegie
Nearyetta
Desperado
WREN PROGRAMS And Event Lineup At KU Theatre
Saturday January 16 features KFRKU Chicago Civic Opera and a 45 Lew Wire organ recital. Monday January 18 presents Dramatic Club via Hish Behoo and Mrs M M Batt. The University of Linle Symphony Orchestra directed by Karl O Auersteiner performs Funeral March of a Marionette Andante and Menuette from a symphony. Line ends with KU basketball game against Stam College.
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Ater Kfrku
Chicago Civic Opera
Lew Wire
KFKU
Hish Behoo
M. M. Batt
University of Linle Symphony Orchestra
Karl O. Auersteiner
dan _symphony
P. Kebhall
Lows Stam College
The Nature of Objective and Subjective Fears
An examination contrasts objective fears like animals and dangers with subjective fears driven by imagination and parental influence. It notes experience shapes concrete fears, while vague fears persist via suggestion and anxious parenting. The piece concludes with a note on thrift solutions from Basset.
Wife of Street Car Conductor Sues for Divorce
Chicago dispatch reports Mrs. Tillie Herget sues for divorce from Conrad Herget after claiming 49,920 miles of street car rides as her only vacations since their 1906 marriage. She says weekly day off rides were her sole recreation and seeks separation.
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Chicago
Tillie Herget
Conrad
Elizabeth Donner Marries Elliott Roosevelt in New York
Miss Elizabeth Browning Donner of Villanova marries Elliott Roosevelt, second son of New York Governor Franklin D Roosevelt. The couple, aged 20 and 21, form a union amid social prominence tied to the steel industry.
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Ecomes
New York
Bryn Mawr
Elizabeth Browning Donner
William .H. Donner
Villanova
Elliott Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Donner
Fighting Near Railway Zone Reported in Manchuria
Fighting between two small Chinese armies was reported near Pinhsien, sixty miles east of Harbin. One army belongs to Hsihsia, Japan’s puppet ruler of Kirin, with hostilities risking a spill into the Chinese Eastern railway zone and raising Russian concerns over Soviet interests there.
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Harbin
Manchuria
Pinhsien
Here
Hsihsia
Japan
Kirin
Calamity Jane Stars Shine in Patee Western
Review of the Patee screening notes that the film tagged as Caught features Richard Arlen in the lead while Louise Dreaser delivers the standout performance in the title role Calamity Jane. The western drama includes Birdcage Saloon dance hall cattle rustling and gunplay reflecting Lead and Deadwood days. Animated cartoons are also on the bill.
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Hollywood
Patee
Richard Arlen
Louise Dreaser
Arlen
Miss Dresser
Lead
Deadwood
South Dakota
Patec
Obituary of Mrs Thomas J Corey of Arlington Heights
Mrs Thomas Jefferson Corey born January 6 1860 in La Salle Illinois was the sixth child of Hiriam and Sarah Cole. She married Thomas J Corey in September 1882 and had a daughter Edythe Madeline now Mrs Herbert F Hughes of Los Angeles. The Coreys moved to Los Angeles in 1906 to be near their daughter and later settled in Arlington Heights. She belonged to The Church of the Messiah and supported its work, but suffered poor health in later years.
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Thomas J. Corey May Cole
la Salle County
Illinois
Hiriam
Sarah Cole
Lawrence
Kansas
Thomas Jefferson Corey
Edythe Madeline
Herbert F. Hughes
Los Angeles
Corey
Ney
Arlington Heights
Mrs Corey Dies After Illness and Christmas Dinner
Mrs Corey, longtime resident, endured a serious illness but attended the family Christmas dinner at her daughter’s home. She died Saturday December 26 at California Lutheran Hospital. Funeral held Monday at Church of the Messiah with Mr Gaylord reading, pallbearers listed. She is survived by husband Thomas J Corey, daughter Edythe, granddaughter Osee Hanna, great granddaughter Patricia Hanna, two sisters, and other relatives. Burial at Inglewood Park Cemetery beside her mother.
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California Lutheran Hospital
Charles F
H. Hughes
Anaheim
Cal
Tha| Hughes
Corey
Clyde Middlesworth
Will Forker
Los Angeles
Harry L. Snyder
Brentwood Heights
Inglewood Park
Sarah Richards
Thomas J. Corey
Edythe
M. H. Hughes
Osee M. Hanna
Patricia Ann. Hanna
Virginia C. Petty
America McConnell Fisher
Hammond
Ind
Perthes Grant Cole
South Bend
Talks Top 2 Indoor Play One Reason Children Mischief at Home
A local piece highlights that open access to indoor play spaces prompts children to explore creatively. It notes that boredom and curiosity drive mischief when activities and supervision are limited. The article suggests structured, safe options to channel energy and reduce chaos.
Indoor play materials for young children outlined
The article advises parents on suitable indoor play items for children from infancy to six years. It recommends a proper sized table and chairs for modeling clay and drawing, simple puzzles, scissors, paste, magazines, and looms with bright wool for weaving. It highlights dramatic toys, dolls, farm animals, housekeeping sets, and constructive units like blocks. For older kids a printing set with large stamps, ink pad, and big sheets is suggested, plus active games for rainy days such as bean bags and ring toss.
Fragmentary Valley Echoes in Odd Text
The readable lines present a distorted, poemlike fragment about a journey through a metaphorical valley and a House of Mod. Names and coherent structure are unclear, with garbled phrases and misspellings scattered throughout, limiting concrete events or identifiable people.
Oklahoma rabbit skins planned this year despite hunting limits
Oklahoma's Rabbit Federation plans strong rabbit skin production for the year. J. W. Collins of Tulsa, president, notes Baby Bunting may not need worry as the federation boosts supply. The item mentions rabbits for Baby Bunting in Oklahoma City and the broader state activity.
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Oklahoma City
Dan
Oklahoma
State Federation of Rabbit, Lore
J. W. Collins
Tulsa
Reported today quote on efforts in a woman's case
A fragment notes a statement about an ongoing effort described as taking time. The incomplete line mentions a woman and implies actions connected to her, but the missing context prevents specifying names, locations, or outcomes.
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