Trial questions Dr Uhls role in Gibbs murder
The defense challenged the lower court’s ruling and disputed Uhls alibi claims. They alleged he fled to avoid arrest after a warrant and attempted to prove he was in Topeka or the oil fields near Peabody rather than Hutchinson. The defense linked the murder trial to a prior holdup case in which Uhls was acquitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uhls
Gibbs
Hutchinson
Topeka
Leonard
Overland Park
Peabody
Olathe
Supreme Court
Uhis
Kansas City
Uhik
Await Mound Duel Rotary Kiwanis Game in South Park
The annual Rotary Kiwanis baseball game at South Park next Tuesday evening promises excitement and comedy. Kiwanis touts a stronger lineup while Rotary defends last year’s close win. lineups are tentative with rumored pros in Kiwanis. Battery may mimic last year for Rotary with Wagstaff and Phog Allen, while Kiwanis reportedly may start Christy behind the plate and Otto Newby on the mound. A 5 30 p.m. start includes a collection to fund Junior Twilight League expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary-Kiwanis
South Park
Helube
Kiwanis Club
Rotary Club
Rotary
University
Dr. Allen
Rotary T
Shane
Dick Wagstaff
Phog
I Allen
Eugene Christy
Otto Newby
South Fork
Ee Ieee Ans
Editors to Convene Kansas Editors and Agents Meeting
Kansas editors and county agents will meet in Manhattan October 14 15 and 16 to study handling agricultural news. George W Marble editor of the Fort Scott Tribune Monitor will chair. Speakers invited include Russell Lord E L Hubbard Ralph Ammen and F D Farrell president of Kansas State Agricultural College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Kansas
George W. Marble
Fort Scott Tribune-Monitor
Russell Lord
Farm and Fireside
E. L. Hubbard
Kingman Journal
Ralph Ammen
Wisconsin
State Journal
F. D. Farrell
Kansas State Agricultural College
Seven Cents Check Given to Governor Farrington
Matson Navigation Co presents a seven cent certified check to Governor Wallace R. Farrington in Honolulu. The payment honors his labor in Philadelphia shipyards while on an official mainland trip. He inspected the SS Majolo hull and drove a rivet as builders requested, anticipating its Honolulu to San Francisco service next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
U. P
Wallace’ R. Farrington
Hawaii
Matson Navigation Co
Philadelphia
Personal notices of travels and visits in 1940s era
J W Holmes traveled to Leavenworth for a brief business stay. Ralph McKlwaine went to Manhattan for several days to visit friends. Mr and Mrs Irving Hill drove to Neodesha to visit Mrs Hill's mother. Miss Helen Keith returned from Laramie teaching at the University of Wyoming and visited Yellowstone Park and Estes Park with her mother. C C Crawford notes a prior connection with O Kruse at 1538 Kentucky Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Holmes
Leavenworth
Ralph McKlwaine
Manhattan
Irving Hill
Neodesha
Mr. Hill
Helen. Keith
Laramie
Wyo
School of Education
University of Wyomings
Yellowstone Park
Estes Park
Colo
E. R. Keith
C. Crawford
O. Kruse
Kentucky Street
Prisoner Escapes from Leavenworth Penitentiary
Two prisoners escaped from the federal penitentiary at Leavenworth around 4 20 o clock yesterday afternoon. One escapee was identified as Mexican. One sleeper was lodged at the police station last night. Dr. M E Haggerty, dean of education at the University of Minnesota, spoke for education students at the university Tuesday and will lecture at Missouri next week. Mr and Mrs W A McLain are spending three weeks in Los Angeles and San Francisco. James C Malin will publish an enlarged edition of an American history book through Century Company in New York City in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Penitentiary
Leavenworth
M. E. Haggerty
School, of Education
University of Minnesota
Chantaller Lindley
Haggerty
Mie
Reser
Missouri
Mrs. W. A. McLain
Los Angeles
San Francisco
James C. Malin
Century Company
New York City
Columbus
Ohio
Bill Mehlelhorn
Chicago
Lee Turnesa
New York
Bobby Jones
Turnesa
Leo Diegel
MacDonald Smith
Willie Klein
Daniel Williams
Mehlhorn
George McLean
Mehrhorn
Vis
Hagen
Willie Hunter
Tai
Deaths and Funerals in Topeka Area Community
Mrs M E Stailey Ward mourned in Topeka with burial at Oak Hill on Monday. Numerous local residents, farmers, and families are mentioned visiting, traveling, and assisting each other. community events include a fireworks display in Ottawa and a summer of farm work and sewing projects. Notable names include Miss Johnnie Watt, Elizabeth Pearsom, Maurice O Neil, J R Workman, Walter Chalfant, and A E Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Stailey Ward
Johnnie Watt
M. E. Stailey
Topeka
Kansas
Oak Hill Cemetery
Elizabeth Pearsom
Black Jack
Maurice O'Neil
Russell Richard
Walker
Vinland
S. Latham
Gardner
Henry Eiler
A. E. Preston
J. Black
Hargis
le Loup
Floyd-Greer
Black Jack and
Baldwin
Greer
Columbia Universe
New York City
Glee Hill
Frances Scott
Paul O'Neil
Sigel Pearson
George Kyle
Te Loup
Wm. Boyd
Frank van Tries
A. D. van Tries
Roy van Tries
Ed Greer
Rayland Russell
John Black
Glenn Howard
Manhattan
H. T. Howard
J. R. Workman and
Ottawa
Country Club
Forest Park
Walter Chalfant
Missouri
Arthur McPheeters
Beulah Bell
Lola Burton
E.J. Leecy
Falls City
Neb
Walter Scott
Glenn Kalb
Clyde Bell
Ives Chapel
West Baldwin
Kansas City
Alma Porter
Yates Center
van Tries
Farm Bureau
Vint Frusheim
Johnnie Johnson
Neighborhood notes on threshing and repairs in the area
Ralph Kalb tended his grandmother Mrs Emma Kalb on Monday evening. Len Bell shingled the Frank Van Tries farm house. A representative from an insurance company visited the neighborhood last week, calling on members of the Masonic and L O O F fraternal orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Kalb
Emma Kalb
Len “Bell
Frank -van Tries Farm
Masonic
LQ. O. I
Williamstown social notes recount visits and travel
Mrs Sadie Houghton of Sydney Canada visits her aunt Mrs Margaret Kathan while Mrs Steve Welter improves at home. Numerous locals like L L Tyrrell and families motor to Atchia for rodeo. Barbara Kean of Abilene visits Ralph Baker family. Welters return from Kansas City. Susie Humphries and Mrs Jones travel from Kansas City. Leavenworth visitors with the Cun ning family. Ralph Baker's daughter Lenora returns from Abilene trip. Frederick Beisecker from Topeka enjoys a ten day Bell Telephone vacation and potatoes. Potat digging delayed by Thursday rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Houghton
Sydney
Canada
Margaret Kathan
Steve Welter
L. L. Tyrrell
PB. F. White
Russel Calvert
W. A. Hardesty
Clarence White
Earl
Paul Leger
Barbara Kean
Abilene
Ralph Baker
Frank ‘Welter_and sons
Kansas City
Topeka
Susie Humphries
Jones
Brooks Humphrier
Richard, Carson
Lucile
Goldie Cunning
Leavenworth
Arthur Cunning
Lenora
Tones
John Leger
Wheat and livestock markets fall amid mixed U S crop signals
Chicago trading opened with a cooler, wetter outlook across northwest regions and rains in Minnesota and South Dakota. A government crop report due this afternoon tempered risk appetite, helping wheat ease while corn and oats drift lower. In livestock, hogs gained to 25 cents higher, cattle and sheep showed mixed moves with grading and weight effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Associated Press
Minnesota
South Dakota
Liverpool
Washington
Canada
Atlantic
Germany
Kansas City Livestock and Grain Prices Report
Livestock and grain markets show mixed results with cattle, calves, sheep, and hogs listed. Fat lambs 14.50 to 15.00, natives 14.00 to 14.75, fat ewes 5.00 to 6.50, yearlings 12.00 to 13.00, hogs mostly 12.50 to 18.50, and grain futures across wheat, corn, oats, rye, and barley with varying bid prices and weekly comparisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States Department of Agriculture
Idaho
Kansas City
Kansas
City
Colorado
Texas
Kansas City Cash Grain
Hay Market
Hay
Prairie
Alfalfa Choice
Odd Fellows Win Pitchers Battle at South Park
The Odd Fellows defeated Holcom 3 to 1 before 700 spectators in a pitchers duel. L Hagerman allowed one walk and struck out eight in five innings for Holcom, while Mayer fanned nine for the Odd Fellows who added four safe hits, two driving in runs. Burnett Mayer Curd and Guffler led the hitting for the Odd Fellows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Holcom
South Park
L. Hagerman
Burnett
Guffler
Hagerman
Hotcom
Goff
Mayer
Pugh
Heckert
Clauser
Harris
K Hagerman
Pierce
Odd
Fellows
B . Mayer
Reed and Wright
Also Mentioned on This Page
Williamstown
Chicago Close Grain
Sante River
Government Bonds
Daly W
Liberty Bonds
3Ias
U. S
Kaw Valley
Wall Street
A.P
Southern
Pacific
E Motors
General Motors
Wilcon Company
Postum
Gersal
Advance Rumley
Woolworth
California Packing
Hendon
Eng
Hubert’ S. Broad
Charles Wakefield
Pera
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Louis
GC. R. Nesbitt
Tulsa
Okla
Minnie Whitaker
New Smyrna, Fla
J. S. Stover
The
Tatua’ Hah
Lincoln, Neb
Helen Stover
Merchants National Bank
Raw Valley Creamery
Willys-Knight
America
Willys
Willys-Overlend, Inc
Sedah
Ledo
Knight
Overland Knight Motor Co
New Hampshire
H. R. Wagner
Mer
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