Gunman Grover Dullard Nabbed In Moran Mob Raid
Chicago Tribune reporter Jake Lingle’s killer suspect Grover Dullard is arrested in Los Angeles after a raid on the Moran gang. Police say he may have supplied the gun used to kill Lingle. Dullard walked into custody during the operation, with eight others and a young woman taken in the loop. Other raids netted two more arrests and linked to the Moran faction, as investigators pursue vital clues in the Lingle case.
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Los Angeles
Frank Foster
Chicago
Jake Bingle
Chicago Tribune
Joe Taylor
Grover Dullard
Bugs” Moran
Jake Lingle
Tribune
Lingle
Qlain
Pir
Dullard
Linois Central
Commonwealth
Nporth
Orsted
Jack Zuta
West Side Rts
Rge
Bugs
Indian Village service station on U S 73 West
National Petroleum News reports on the Indian Village service station built by F W McDonald athletic director of Haskell Institute. Louis Weller outlines plans for teepee tourist cabins and a curio shop, aiming to expand to a chain of Indian Village camps across Indian country with three photos showing the station, attendants, and a progress village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Petroleum News
Indian Village
F. W. McDonald
Haskell Institute
Lawrence
U. S
Lguis Weller
Haskell
Weller
McDonald’s
Louis Weller
Wilson
Buster” Charles
Pete Shephard
Still Ideal for Harvest Rain Will See Kansas Weather
Topeka July 1 AP Continued ideal harvest weather was predicted for Kansas today by the United States Weather Bureau. Temperatures would range 90 to 85 degrees statewide with western Kansas hotter. Tomorrow's highs expected similar to today. Little rain yesterday though welcome showers in the southwest. Rain will soon be injected over the entire state for satisfactory corn growth, meteorologist Flora said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
United States Weather Bureau
Mercury
S. D. Flora
Elkhart
Flora
Miss Tissue to Join University of Kansas Faculty
Kathryn Tissue has accepted a KU home economics faculty appointment for next year. She will be assistant professor of home economics with a course in nutrition and will oversee seniors and graduate students in food chemistry and dietetics following her Ot tawa University teaching. Tissue previously held a two year instructorship and has now transitioned to a university post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Tissue
Ottawa University
University of Kansas
Miss Tissue
Tissue
K.U
Tax Hearings Ahead on Property Assessments for 1930
The state board prepares to equalize property assessments for 1930 with preliminary hearings. Officials aim to adjust values to ensure uniform tax treatment across districts. Authorities say hearings will set groundwork for final equalization and tax rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ARES
A Blast at Reed Prompts Name-Calling in Kansas Politics
Topeka July 1 AP Al F Williams former U.S. district attorney rebukes Gov Clyde Reed saying the governor attacks others to divert from his deeds. Williams cites the Fort Beese scandal and asserts Reed’s memory is poor for misrepresenting investigations. He questions Reed’s resignation from postal service and ends by predicting Reed will be eliminated at the primary as a master egotist and political charmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Clyde M. Reed
al F. Williams
Reed
United States District Attorney
Kansas
Tee Ceeee
Fort Beese
Williams
Clyde
Tee Fans Fats
Ventignon
Man Thrashes Wheat Using Tractor And Combine Solo
L. P. Stroda of nine miles southwest of Lawrence runs both tractor and combine harvester by himself. He steers the tractor from a vantage point on the harvester and operates mechanisms with extended levers while threshing. Friends note he once started a threshing machine and then began threshing with the tractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Stroda
Lawrence
Stroda
Stroamo
Stolen Liquor Recovered After Raid at Evergreen Roadhouse
A Prohibition agent recovered $30,000 worth of liquor stolen from the government warehouse amid a raid by federal officers at Roma Roadhouse in Evergreen Pat. Early Sunday night armed men overpowered a watchman at a meat warehouse, with County police later learning the whereabouts of remaining stolen alcohol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roma & Roadhouse
Evergreen Pat
New Licenses Take Effect Amid Protests and Noncompliance
Today marks the start of new license requirements though only a few have filed. Most protesting groups say they will comply, while many truck owners have not yet acted. Petty officials plan action against violators for the period prior and starting today.
Greatest Census Gainers California and Michigan
California and Michigan were projected to gain the most seats in the 1980 reapportionment based on census estimates. Hearings tentatively set California for six additional representatives and Michigan for four, though actual returns later showed California gaining more than Michigan.
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Washington
California
Michigan
Census Bureau
House
Car Census Bureau
Michizen
Lawrence society notes highlight garden supper plans
Mr and Mrs Solon Emery and Mrs Clayton Hackman plan a buffet supper for guests of honor Mr and Mrs Charles G Bitzer in Lawrence. Several May and June social details follow including a Topeka visit, prize results, and a June 19 wedding of Kath Evans Dockhorn to Roy G Walters Jr with university honors and future plans in Atchison and the family business.
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Kathe Evans Dockhorn
Souse H. Thorn
Chapman
Roy G. Walters
G. Walters
Atchison
Federated Church
Walters
University Kansas
Fein Giy Union
Alpha Pi
Grain exports rise for U S shipments last week
Washington July 1 grain reports show U S shipments totaling 2 071 000 bushels for the week ending June 30, marking an increase in exports driven by strong domestic production and international demand. Trade data highlight barley wheat and corn movements through major ports and inland terminals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P Washingson
United Oem
Foreste of Delta Pi Girls Summer Plan
Panny Foreste of Delta Pi outlines a summer schedule for her group. The plan focuses on activities, meetings, and preparation for upcoming events.
Responsibility Shifted to Attorney General in Prohibition
The article reports a shift in enforcement authority for prohibition to the Attorney General. It notes the transfer from the Treasury and references ongoing enforcement actions and related legal changes. The piece highlights organizational change and its immediate impact on enforcement responsibilities.
Permit to Enter Kansas Planed In Southwest State
A report from Topeka notes a planned permit to enter Kansas by Japdle Barter Free Line with a 59 SO designation. The application cited a meeting near Liberal in southwestern Kansas and a departure at 8 in the morning in Me county south City. It claimed the application did not contemplate distribution of something unspecified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Pat Commission
Kansas
Micounty
South City
Hoover Address Governors Meet in Salt Lake City
President Hoover told governors by radio from the White House that public construction has yielded strong results and will bring even greater gains in the next six months. Commerce data show total construction for early 1930 at least 1.7 billion dollars, with public utilities adding over 200 million. Hoover urged that public works be a balance wheel to sustain employment and demand, noting plans for expanded federal road, building, ship, and other improvements in the new fiscal year.
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Washington
Hoover
Governors Conference
Salt Lake City
White House
Weite
Commerce Department
Plank Enters Race for Second Ward Committeeman
S. G. Plank, longtime Lawrence citizen and Republican, announces candidacy for committeeman from the second precinct of the second ward. Former YMC A secretary and athletic director, he later ran real estate and loan interests and helped organize a building and loan association. He served as deputy county clerk under C. C. mans and aims to advance community welfare with constructive policies in business and politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vu. S. G. Plank
Lawrence
Republican Party
Plank
Peoples State Bank
Alfred Whitman
See Lawrence Building & Loan
University
Old K. U. My
C. C. Mans
Kansas Kiwanians Report on Urban Rural Relations
Kansas Kiwanis report advocates improved city country ties focusing on road improvements and aid programs. Emphasizes better understanding between residents of towns and countryside with practical community projects and cooperative events.
Pringle Denies Ties to Old Folks Home in Kansas City
Charles C. Pringle of Lawrence denies any connection with the Old Folks Home operated in Kansas City Kansas. He says the charter was borrowed by Hart who seeks to reorganize with new directors and omit Pringle. Pringle plans to explain the matter to state officials in Topeka.
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C. O. Pringle
Lawrence
Kansas City
Kansas
Charles C. Pringle
1Le
Christian ~ Holiness Association
Hart
Vannes City
Kaw
Pringie
Belleville
Stringle
Aengle
Fei Pie
Pringle
Topeka
Reed
Stat
Old Folks Home
Haskell Indian School history and 1926 events noted
The piece discusses Haskell Indian School living arrangements with segregated houses for girls and boys and ongoing Indian education progress over nine years. It recalls early insights from Mr Peaks about Southern reeleries, old fireeater stunts, and a 1926 assembly featuring Native speakers and performances. It also mentions a Clinton PTA reward of 20 dollars for information on chicken thefts from Roy Harrell’s home.
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Echoel
Lawrence
Haskell
Desets Near
Beteen
Peaks
Southern Reeyeries
Oklahoma
Evareme
King B
Cc. P. A
Clinton C. P. A
Roy Harrell
Clinton
Insect Life Multiplies in Great Desert Wastes Tonopah Nevada
In Tonopah Nevada on July 1 AP reports a unusual 19 day rain transformed desert wastes into a blooming field spurring insect life. Entomologists note lizards and reptiles may later multiply due to increased food, with green flies gnats moths and Mississippi butterflies swarming cultivated areas near Death Valley.
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Tonopah
Nevada
Mother Nature
U. S. Bureau of Plant Industry
Letson Balliet
Death Valley
Balliet
Farm specialists to dig potato seed treatment plots in Douglas county
O H Elmer and E H Leker from Kansas State Agricultural College will establish experimental plots on potato seed treatment at the K A C disease laboratory. Plots will be set on the farms of R K Nicholson Glenn Kiefer W K Stiner and Clyde Hust with Leker expected to arrive tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. Elmer
E. Hi. Leker
Kansas State Agricultural College
Douglas County
Mr. Leker
R. K. Nicholson
Glenn Kiefer
W. K. Stiner
Clyde Hust
Leker
Tommorrow
Deaths And Funerals Mrs John Horreil St Ineral
Obituary notice notes the death of Mrs John Horreil with funeral services planned at St Ineral. No further details provided in readable text.
Tire theft report at 721 Tennessee street
Fred Smithmyer reported tire theft from his car parked at his home last night to the police department today. The incident occurred at 721 Tennessee street, according to the report filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Smithmyer
Tennessee Street
Oskaloosa Notes Mixed Visit and Reports in July
OSKALOOSA residents see Charles Bliss visit Columbia Mo. and George Cross recovering from an accident. County Agent Glover led a lime and legume terracing meeting in Thompsonville on June 30. A July 2 band concert in the park includes multiple selections. Sheriff Aull tackled a McLouth robbery with a wounded suspect. Numerous local visits and gatherings mix with household accidents and church events. Constant community activity spans reunions, visits, and social clubs.
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Charles Bliss
Chas. Daniels
Columbia
George Cross
Glover
Thompsonville
Ruth Sacher
Hall
Southwest
Heyer
Briegel
Skagg
Stein
Brockton
Lampe
Aull
Lewis Thompson
McLouth
Stevens
James Oliver
Brown
Grace
Manly Schenck
Sterling
Col
John Schenck
Lone Tree
Miss Schenck
Topeka
Tom Siwikey
John Starkey
Rovharkey
Jess Connell
Council
Ned Summerville
Hung ‘Tree
Holmenikers Club
Charles Dockhorn
Wesley. Roberts
Helen Coleman
Dorothy Smith
Mary Jo Patrick
Dave Meredith
Con Buck
Ernest
Herbert Horton
Hll. Johnson
Simon
Margaret
Radcliff
Snopeka
Walter Ratliff
Doris
Bud
Emporia
Theona Ratliff
Tom Hatfield
Norton‘ville
Los ‘Angeles
Stephen
Community Notes From Local Gatherings And Obituaries
Local residents attend visits and outings across the region. W M Small ill with stroke at sister Mrs Will Vigus home. A Junior group picnic at Sharkey grove with Rev Jones Mrs Bert Casebier and Miss Mildred Lobb in charge. Several families, including Meyers and Gay, Mayer, and Davis, travel for visits in Iowa, Colorado, and Kansas. Harold Keeling dies after illness and service held. tuberculosis listed as cause. The Presbyterian church Missionary Society and Central Chapel club host events. various residents visited relatives and attended summer events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Small
Will Vigus
Sharkey Grove
Jones
Bert Casebier
Mildred Lobb
Minn
F. W. Coleman
Elizabeth Low
Wiletta
Don Wilhelm
Chicago
Helen Coleman
Dodge City
Hugh Olmstead
Tom Davis
George Clark
St. Francis Hospital
Topeka
Walter Glenn
Earnest Nipper
Alton Nipper
Geo. Sands
Tom Sharkey
Ethel Mains
Denver
James Mains
Addie Mains
Laura Sloop
Arkansas City
Oklahoma
Russell Decker
Sons of Enterprise
Decker and Alexander
James Kilmer
Mary Roberts
Plainview
Tex
Kilmer
Cudahy Packing Company
Ed Sheldon
Little Son
Eli Briner
Emporia
Mary
Gertrude Gibbs
Irene Brock
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Guild
Margaret Stevens
Dorothy McCaslin
Ascenith
Burnett
Stebbins
S. A. Crawford
Mary Michaels
Arthur Perry
Central Chapel Club
Harold Keeling
Methodist Church
C. C. Jones
Pleasant View
Harold
Government Hospital
San Francisco
Kansas City
Alfred Keeling
James
Beverly
Summer union services to open in the park weekly
The community will begin summer union services in the park next Sunday evening. Music will be provided by combined choirs and a speaker will attend when either minister is away. Local families, including Ben Kilmer and H N Casebier, visited over the weekend while several marriage licenses were issued by Judge Decker, listing multiple couples from Holton, Bonner Springs, Valley Falls, Osceola, Topeka, Winchester, and other towns. county board plans regular courthouse meeting on July 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Kilmer
H. N. Casebier
Winter
Kansas City
Frank Haines
Sylvester Stovall
Minnie Brooks
Oskaloosa
John Brown
Topeka
Elsie Kinniard
Hoyt
Gale Kesinger
Agnes Kramer
Winchester
Douglas Lester
Rock Creek
Margaret Jenkins
Harold Stewald
Wamego
Mary
Margaret Ziegler
Salina
Rapheal Marlett
Barbara Stillman
Nortonville
I Can Eat Most Anything Now
Ellis Myers of Arcadia Louisiana reports relief from digestive woes after using Gowdy Medical Company medicine. He says he can eat most foods, has gained strength and weight, and requests another jar. The letter notes broad distribution and endorsements by Round Corner Drug Store and other druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Myers
Arcadia
Louisiana
Lay R
The
Gowdy Medical Company
Lawrence
Kansas
Round Corner Drug Store
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Ottawa
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Faneral
Arlors
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Raceal Teetners
Althé
Ruth Parry
al Delta Pi
Vivian Skilton
Dorothy Dunmire
Mona ‘Muncey
Aileen Enaessien Msurine
Ae Boge
Bas Dese Seaye Ie UN- McEi
Helen ‘Hottman
Mn. Mo
Geralmnegan
A. B. Weaver
Weaver Store
Prohibition
Secha
Ranater
Governors
U.S. G. Plank
Second Ward
Kiwanians Report
Taflean
Pennaby Ra
Dr. Gowdy
Youra
New City
Abbulange
Sbimmons Bros
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