Man Held Confesses to Three Murders in Arizona Era Gang
Clyde Roberts known as Whitey Walker, linked to the Ace Pendleton gang, confessed to three killings in Texas and Oklahoma cases. Police state he admitted slayings in Borger and Stannett, Texas, and another in Oklahoma, while denying a Colorado bank robbery and a Colorado four-kill incident. He faced prior arrests and escapes in several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Clyde Roberts
Ad Whitey Walker
Ace Pendleton
Reville
Walker
William J. Walker
A. Walker
Bailey
Coke Buchanan
Stannett
Texas
al Lamar
Colo
Colorado
Kansas
Fort Worth
Yard National Bank
Coté
Wyoming
Billings
Mont
Oklahoma
Fred Nave
Fred Bowers
Ponatotec County
Allen
Okla
Curtis Black
Corncob Pipe Pioneer Tibbe Dies at 70 in California
Anton A Tibbe, lauded as the founder of Missouri corn cob pipe industry, died at 70 in Oakland California after a six month illness. He helped put Washington Mo on the map for Meerschaum pipes and promoted the plaster of paris filler that boosted production. The industry thrives with majors in Franklin County and mass shipments to Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Galif
Anton A. ‘Tibbe
Washington, Mo
Livermore Sanitarium
Tibbe
Henry Tibbe
Franklin County
Washington
Missouri
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
New York
Europe
California
Cal
Anton A. Kibbe
War veteran wounded in attempted robbery near Leavenworth
John Stomske sixty a Spanish American War veteran was wounded when two sixteen year old boys George Fitzpatrick and Chester Wages tried to rob him at his home near the national military home. He fired eight times but none hit. The youths were jailed awaiting charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kans
John Stomske
National Military Home
George Fitzpatrick
Chester Wages
Stomke
Stomske
Fitzpatrick
Lawrence High Vocational Students Seek Union Pacific Award
Four Lawrence high school vocational agriculture students Jack Hawk Elvin Pine Raymond Standing and Ernest Pine announce their intention to compete for the Union Pacific railroad company scholarship prize for outstanding vocational agriculture work. The prize awards two scholarships per county for work at Kansas State Agricultural College with one for 4H club achievement and the other for vocational agriculture excellence. The selection considers project work scholastic standing and character and the four boys will take an examination at the Douglas County courthouse in the near future according to instructor William Essick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence High School
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Jack Hawk
Elvin Pine
Raymond Standing
Ernest Pine
Union Pacific Railway Company
Kansas State Agricultural College
Douglas County Court House
William Essick
Lawrence High
Local Community News on Lawrence Visits and Illness
Names of residents visiting Lawrence appear throughout the report alongside caregiving for Mrs Carl Van Housen who is ill with pneumonia. The piece notes bi monthly exams at school and numerous social calls including the Markleys, Florys, Davison, Brohammer and Postma families with several trips to Lawrence and appearances at clubs and hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Flory Butcher
Frank Deay
Harve Flory
Wayne
Will
Churchbaugh
Will Forth
Hallie, Hare
Elmer Churchbaugh
Elmer Flory
Charlie Braham- Teer
Lawrence
Majel Anderson
Carl van Housen
George
Solon
Markley
Mryv
John Brohammer
Ben
Mabel Flory
Florence Postma
David Studebaker
Will Postma
Florence and Laurie
Art. Davison
Virgil Shoemaker
Wiliam Wingert
George Markley
Charlie Brohammer
Asa Postma
Vera
McConnell Hospital
Solon Markley
Mary Katherine
Jesse Markley
Elnora
Lottie Anderson
Harvey Flory
Harold
Oscar Shack
Charles
Pleasant Grove
Mildred
Dean
Oye Shuck
Charlie.Brohammer
Oscar
Shuck
Texas
Winter Socials and Daily Visits Mentioned in Valley Chapel Notes
Community notes list frequent visits and social gatherings among the Flory Wingert and related families, with many calls to homes and business trips to Kansas City. It also mentions Sunday attendance at Valley Chapel with emphasis on ongoing winter church and Sunday school participation.
Ward Family Notes And Local News In Valley Grove
Harold Champion to resume civil engineering coursework at K A C this semester. Local events include a public sale by Frank Shrout as they relocate to Missouri, farm sales and visits between Ward, Eagle, Petrie families, and school exams at Valley Grove with no absences. Interment for Mary Ottinger noted in Ringwood Oklahoma. Several road hazards from frozen mud reported near Valley Grove. various residents visited, shopped, and cared for ill neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Ward
Lawrence Ward
Harold
A. C
Frank Shrout
Missouri
Della Weible
Walter Dunbar
Ha ‘Ward
Leavenworth
Robert
Eagle
Petrie
Gilbert
Donald Bowers
Claude Black
Evelyn Champion
Ley Grove
Conrad H. Aull
Jefferson County
Aull
Charles Metzer
McLouth
Helen
Norma
Oskaloosa
Jefferson County Farm Bureau
Fred Brown
Nortonville
Dan Smith
Robert Eagle
Ward
Russel
Ray
Marvin Stewart
W. C. Stewart
Harold Sanders
Dorothy
Edna. Stewart
Mr. Miller
Karl
Frederick
Glenn
Champion
Lyceum
Harry Beguelin
Lawrence
G. G. Petrie
Mary Ottinger
Ringwood
Oklo
Charles
la Veta
Colo
Stella Drum
Dennis
Oklahoma
Pete
Henry
Bertha
Goltry
Okla
Ottinger
Valley Grove
Wilson Martin
Eleanor Chamnion
Lizzie Petrie
Lottie Wards
Walter Wilbur
Orin Smith's
Relative's funeral attendance noted in brief item
Bernita Bidinger spent Saturday afternoon with Franklin Bidinger to attend the funeral of a relative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernita Bidinger
Franklin Bidinger
Remarkable weight gain linked to Sargon treatment ad
Mrs. Nellie Miller of Memphis Tennessee reports gaining 26 pounds after starting Sargon with a before and after tale of relief from long standing stomach trouble constipation and side pains. She credits improved appetite and energy to Sargon and Sargon Soft Mass Pills, and urges publishing her testimony. Lawrence readers can obtain Sargon from Round Corner Drug Stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Miller
N. Main St
Memphis
Tenn
Sargon
Jong
Lawrence
Round Corner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lamar
Col
Harrys Davenport
Walter Pine
Manhattan Oil Company
Independent Oil and Gas Company
Idependent Oil and Gas Company
Harry Davenport
Columbia
Illiam ‘Flory
Elmer,Flory
A.J. Flory
Mabel
William Wingert
Nettie’ Flory
Ira Flory
Florence and Laurie Postma
Wesley Flory
Jesse Wingert
Leo
Merle
Jane
Lloyd
Henry Davison
Martha
Gerald
Abetory
Wesley
Cecil Duver
Henry Landig
Charle Brohammer
Mabel Wingert
Edith Deay
Evelyn Shack
Virgil Flor
Maker
Cecil Dover
Wesley Flor- Ty
Laurie Postma
Charlie Peer
Henry Landis
Oscar Markley
Marli
Maurine
Kansas City
George van Housen
Peterson Garage
Oscar Shuck
Art Jdavison
Tra Flory
Daniel Beeghley
Louis Churchbaugh
Daniel Beeghiey
Claude Wells
Will Postmp
Daniel Flory
Charles Shuck
T. G. Hiatt
Soton Markley
Ag Valley Chapel
Altho
Yarnold
Walter
Evelyn Mae Houk
Rudie Houk
Jake Bidinger
Willace
Willie Lavin
Bernita
Rachel
Dick Murphy
Chambers
Gust. Zeek
Dr. Maust
Lem
Ralph Ice
Topeka
Harry Wiles
Walter Wulfkuhie
Walters
Glen Cox
Glendice
John, Martin
Frank Bidinger
Franklin
Clinton
J.D. Gibler
Russel Deskin
Lloyd Tally
Harry Wulfkuhte
Donald and
Lawren
Henry Bahnmaier
O. A. Bidinger
Roy Deskin
Clyde Tally
Dick Shellhorn
Theodore Walter
G. J. Kraft
O. A. Hidinger
Stull
C. F. Wulfkuhle
Holton
Aan
Nash
Obana
H. D. Hill Motor Co
New Orleans
Lowell
Alfred
Amer « CO
Eudaly Bros
Mase
Pierson
R. E. Protsch
Pater
Wes. Collier, Jr
Sally. O’neil
Fox News
Jewel
Cardinal
Franklin Co
NAS
Grigpe
Gecht & Rone
Mocinfeld
Bowersock
South Seas
Bebe Daniel
Clara Bow
the Girl Shy Cowboy
Aig Rex Bell
Lew Cody and
Aileen Pringle
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