Mississippi officer indicted in federal graft case
Perry W. Howard, a Negro national committeeman for Mississippi and a special assistant attorney general, faces indictment for conspiring to violate the fed eral anti sale of offices law. James W Hubbard and others were also indicted and suspended from duty as federal agents awaiting arraignment in Jackson with temporary bonds posted. The case tests federal patronage and party leadership in Mississippi as trials loom in Biloxi and Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Perry W. Howard
Mississippi
James W.hubbard
United States
Southern District of
Howard
Department of Justice
Hubbard
Biloxi
Miss
Republican
Edwin R. Holmes
S. D. Redmond
A. M. Redmond
Ed L. Fatton
Jackson
Scott Hubbard
A. P. Russell
Magee
Marshall
Russell
Redmonds
Patton
George
L. Sheldon
Missippi
Bivoxi
Harvest Near An End In Kansas And Oklahoma
Farmers in northern Oklahoma and southeastern and central Kansas report harvest near completion with high quality crops. Wheat and oats exceed expectations as a brisk market forms at Baker station where 200,000 bushels sit ready for shipment and the area plans to send about 1,000 rail cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Oklahoma
Kansas
J. Tipton
Bratt
T Day
South Oak
Baker
Ola
B. M
Dozier Sought in Texas Killings Across Kansas
Parsons Kansas July 17 AP neager Dozier sought for alleged double murder of Land Mrs Frank Weatherby and two children at their Allenreed Texas farm home June 1938. Authorities believe Dozier fled after learning police sought him. He had used alias James Jackson and may have been at Missouri-Kansas-Texas plant near Parsons. Police from Moran to Kansas City extend search. Henry J Allen to Confer with Good on Publicity Plans in Chicago Wichita and New York trip. First Women’s Club Jacksonville Illinois founded 100 years ago, now part of Illinois Federation of Women’s Clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Kan
Li ‘B
Dozier
Nissouri-Kansas-Texas
James Jackson
Maine
Moran
Prola
Fort Scott
Kansas City
Good Henry J. Allen
Washington
Henry J. Allen
National
Hoover
Chicago
James
W. Good
Allen
Wichita
Kansas
New York
Oil production rises in Gulf Coast and Rocky Mountain regions
Tulsa July 17 A P Estimated average daily crude oil production in the United States rose by 4016 barrels in the week ending July 14 per Oil and Gas Journal The Gulf Coast and Rocky Mountain areas each gained about 4000 barrels Hendricks area of West Texas up over 6000 while Yates fields fell by 11000 barrels West Texas overall down for the first time in weeks Oklahoma held steady despite some local gains Seminole fields dropped about 3000 barrels Total U S production reached 2386205 barrels for the week versus 2382189 the prior week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
United States
Oil‘and ‘Gas Journal
Gulf Coast
Rocky Mountain
Hendricks
West Texas
Yates
Oklahoma
cafe changes hands in Lawrence Kansas
Chris G Williams and W H Greer purchase the Jayhawk cafe at 1340 Ohio Street near Fourteenth Street hill. They will take over management in September for KU students, while Williams and Greer stay with the De Luxe until the Jayhawk opens early fall. George Spears returns to manage the De Luxe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris G. Williams
W. H. Greer
Ohio Street
Fourteenth Street
Ray Zimmerman
Williams and Greer
K. U
Williams
Lawrence
George Spears
de Luxe
Spears
New York
Greece
Greer
Veteran James Banks Dies After Long Service in Lawrence
James Banks born 1900 near Perry Ohio moved to Lawrence in 1907 where he lived until death. He served three years in World War I and reenlisted in Company H as mess sergeant during the summer encampment. Banks belonged to Lawrence Lodge No 4 I C O F and the Rebecca encampment, married Estle Fay Hezeman in 1920, and had a daughter Valere June. He is survived by his widow, daughter, mother, and brother, with many relatives.
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James ‘Alexander Banks
Perry
Garfield County
Ohlo
Lawrence
Businss College of
International Piersence Schools
Baptist Church
National Guard
Co. H
Hend
Lawrence Lodge No. 4
Estle Fay
Hezeman
Valere June
M. J. Banks
JW. T. Janks
Reams Canyon
Ariz
Reunion of Spanish American War nurses to meet in Havana
The Spanish American War Nurses Association plans an October meeting in Havana Cuba with a joint session with the Spanish American War Veterans. Dr Anita McGee of Washington will attend as honorary president marking 30 years since peace with Spain. Members recount the nurse corps creation and ongoing veteran nurse activity amid aging membership and continued private and supervisory nursing roles.
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Dren
Havana
Cuba
Anita McGee
Washington
United States
Spain
McGee
Army Nurse Corps
War
Department
Setene
Imece
Ing
Ative Dujoy
Jennie R. Dix
Cliftondale
Mass
Eljal Green
H. Josephine Shepherd
Mmiln
Leot Luda” Pittian
Camulen
N. J
Germany's Navy Building Surges Amid Costs and Reforms
Berlin reports Germany spends vast sums on rebuilding its navy after the war. The 221,000,000 mark naval budget this year outstrips half of Italy and nears French naval outlays by 20,000,000 marks. The cruiser Koeln joins four new vessels commissioned in 3.5 years, while six battleships are modernized with new engines and AA guns. The Zaehringen was converted to a wireless-controlled target ship for 2,500,000 marks. The Reichstag approved 80,000,000 marks for a 10,000-ton armored cruiser, with nineteen ships costing 370,000,000 marks already, rising toward 500,000,000 as builds continue. Minor sums cover Wilhelmshaven dredging and experiments with air ships and torpedoes.
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Berlin
U.P )P
Germany
Thalf
Italy
Zaehringen
Reichstag
Wilhelmshaven
North Sea Naval Base
Torpec Ag
McPherson halts probe as Tahoe trip plans begin
Aimee Semple McPherson says she has stopped the investigation sparked by followers questioning her parentage. She asserts Minnie Kennedy is her mother and denies misusing temple funds, while revealing a three month Europe tour starting in September after a Lake Tahoe stopover.
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Los Angeles
Aimee Semple
McPherson
Tahoe
Aason
Social and family notices from Belleview area
Belleview reports a busy period of visits and gatherings with relatives from Eudora Schnectady Los Angeles and Kansas City. A serious accident injured Wallace Pickering and later improved under a Kansas City doctor. Continued community updates include hospital visits, travel of family members and local business or civic notes.
Local Dinners and Visits Highlight Weekend Socials
Mrs Clyde and guests from Sel sand and Lawrence gathered at the Marbel home Saturday night. Numerous relatives and friends from Eudora, Topeka, and Kansas City visited, dined, and toured sites including Forrest Park. Various Aberts and Harris family members hosted threshing cooks and mingled at several homes, with trips to Kansas City and Topeka.
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Clyde
Sel Sand
Daugtesy LaVon
Edward Maul
Fred Opad
Dorothy Hicks
Ansas
Svenning
Mar' Bel
Fred ‘Mall
Marié
Clara Seiwald
Eudora
McArthur
Ft. Riley
Jesse Anderson
Bertha McFarland
Geneva
Lawrence
Topeka
Philip. Feldkamp
Seneca Canis
Grosdidier
And
Geo. Ott
Chester Howard
J.C
Chas
Otto Abel Henied
Martin Abel
Paul Gerstenberger
Gloria
McNeal
Kansas City
Ernest Gerstenberger
Dorothy Schlegel
D.' M. Harris
C. J. Stuckeman
Will Miller
Little Son
von Gunten
Geo Southhicks
Forrest ‘Park
Margie Williams Holtén
Jasanean
Maurice Starr
Starr
Gladys
Shriek
Perry
Forsyth
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Women’s Club
Jacksonville
Til
The
Ladies’ Society For" Educating Females
Sq America
Ilinois Federation of Women’s
Chaba
Sean
Jayhawk
Senator Gillett
Mrs. Hoover
Mrs. Smith
New York Times Today
Frederick H. Gillett
Massachusetts
Herbert Hoover
Alfred E. Smith
White House
James, Alexander Banks
China
Nanking
Ministry of the Interior
U. Havana
Wreit Morith
Niagara Falls
Key .West
Palm Sherry
Blaha
Daytona
Tampa
Russell County
Touto
New Yark
Libert
F. . Treasur
L .S. Treasa
U.S. Treasury
Aimee
Lake Tahoe
Belleview
Frank Blechél
G de Freese
Schnectady
New
F. W. Freese
Frank Leonhard
J. H. Leonhard
North Lawrence
Herb Dissinger
Saloosa
Katherine. Léonhard
Calif
Harold von Gunten
A. von Gunten
Albert Hadd
Charlotte Hadi
Providence Hospital
Mildred Paasch
Wallace Pickering
Harry Garrett
Wallace
Gage
Otto Spitzke
A. von Gunter
Chas, Durr
Elvin Durr
Colorado
A. TL. Kelly
P.V. Creevan
GC. W. Kelly
Mmr
Alfred’ Brown
Baldwin
Sam Gabriel
R.N. Croy
Otto
LeBaiie Eldridge
Steve
Eleanor
Lawren
Albert Hadi
Geo
Coleman
Dorothy
Bobby
Wellsville
Mary Coleman
Bethany Hospital
Dye
Sondanier
Edward Keyes
Geo. Warmker
Jake
Milburn
Irs
Harris Cook
Martin
Abél
Létiise
Geo. A. Cc
Geo. “Je, Jr
P. V. Creevan
Oliver
Arris
Otto-Hadrath Set EeRoy
Dunncan
Ruth
Lola
Harry Kendig
Kansas ‘City
Frank Schowenhoffer
Florence
Abel
J D. Helmath
Donald
Ibert
Clarence’ Grave and Sons
Kansas‘ City
Ed Madl
E. W. Penchard
Shimmons Bros
Douglas County Building and Law
Association
Douglas
State of
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Sina
Garriehae
Wilder S. Metcall
C. Emick
C.m. Manter
W. J. Cummings
Will Johns
Douglas County
Mien
Bob ,Rutherford
Bob. Rutherford
Bob
Pat Douglas
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