Depew admits part in kidnapping case in Kansas City
Philadelphia dispatch reports Martin Depew, carried back from South Africa, confessed to participating in the December kidnapping of Mrs. Nellis Donnelly, Missouri dress maker. He claimed he joined late and will plead not guilty. Detectors say he doubts escape punishment in Missouri. Also included are liquor charge arrests for Arnold Hoyt and associates near Lawrence.
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Martin Depew
Kansas City
Nellis Donnelly
Missouri
South Africa
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Donnelly
Fellows
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Deven
Raunty
Jude Anderson
George Price
R. B. Stevens
Arnold Hoyt
Manhattan
Hoyt
John J. Meek
Ronald Jensen
Lois Jensen
Price
Jensen
Highway 40
Lawrence
Patee Opens Three Day Run With Attorney for the Defense
A vote of thanks should be given to the person who selected Attorney for the Defense as a vehicle for Ed Mund Lowe. The picture, which began a three day run at the Patee yesterday, stamps Lowe as an outstanding male actor and provides splendid entertainment for an evening.
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Edmund Lowe
the Patee
Lowe
Garner Headquarters Opened
The play features a defense attorney who turns prosecutor for criminals after resigning from office. He educates a client’s son and defends himself against murder charges in a strong climax. Evelyn Brent, Constance Cummings, Donald Dilloway star amid witty lines and solid supporting turns. A Babe Ruth reel and Charlie Chase comedy accompany the program.
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Evelyn. Brent
Val Lorraine
Constance Cummings
Ruth Barry
Donald Dilloway
Paul Wallace
Bradley Page
Nick Quin
Nat Pendleton
Muggs Malone
Love Is A Racket At Dickinson Theatre Tonight
The Dickinson Theatre shows Love Is A Racket for the last time today a brisk hour of action with Douglas Fairbanks in a Broadway nightlife tale of love and racketeering Frances Dee and Anna Dvorak support the film as it opens yesterday and closes tonight Frederic March and Sylvia Sidney start Tuesday in Merrily We Go to Hell a widely anticipated feature.
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Dickinson Theater
the Dickinson
Frederic
March
Sylvia Sidney
Hell
Douglas ‘Fairbanks
New York
Frances Dee
Anna Dvorak
Lee Trac
Car Crushes Farmer In Fiery Wreck Near Salina
Arthur Serrault, 45, of seven miles NW of Salina, is unconscious in a McPherson hospital after his car overturned and burst into flames at 9:45 AM. Driver Charles Prosser, asleep at the wheel, escaped and ran for help, returning to find Serrault trapped beneath the burning vehicle and badly burned from the waist down.
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McPherson
Kan
Arthur Serrault
Salina
Charles Prosser
Serrault
Prosser
Grain board wheat attached on tax claim in Reno County
About 750000 bushels of Grain Stabilization Corporation surplus wheat stored in terminal elevators were attached today by the Reno County sheriff over unpaid taxes. The action follows June 11 in Hutchinson Kansas. The move signals state seizure of assets tied to tax delinquency and may affect local grain markets and storage facilities.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Grain Stabilization Corporation
Sheriff's of
Transfer of juvenile delinquency cases to juvenile courts
President Hoover signed a bill allowing transfer of juvenile delinquency cases from federal to juvenile courts. The measure, from the Wickersham commission plan, aims to bring justice closer to home for young delinquents known in their communities.
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Washington
Hoover
Wickersham Commission
Ean
Gas Thief Gets Away From Glen Bailey
Glen Bailey surprised a man attempting to siphon gas from his car at 338 Illinois Street late Saturday night. Bailey had parked on Thirteenth Street east of Haskell when the suspect approached the gas tank. Bailey caught him, others called police, and the thief broke free and fled before officers arrived.
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Illinois Street
Bailey
Thirteenth
Haskell Street
Two Automobiles Recovered After Short Stolen Run
Two cars stolen late Saturday night were recovered a short distance away. A Model T Ford coupe reported by Frank Harbaugh of 32 Mississippi Street was found in the 1100 block of Haskell Street. A Chevrolet coupe taken from 1800 Maine Street, reported by Pauli Hutton, was found a short distance north on the same street.
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Mississippi Street
Haskell Street
Pauli Hutton
Maine Street
Medicine bag found after theft from Dr Fortney
A medicine bag stolen from Dr A M Fortney on May 27 was recovered Sunday in a vacant house at 720 Kentucky Street. Police report no arrests and the item is being returned to its owner.
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A. M. Fortney
Three youths return stolen bag to police
Three boys identified as David Courter of 913 Vermont, Lloyd Green of 4712 Massachusetts Street, and Charles Morgan of 736 Kentucky found a bag stolen from Dr. Fortney’s car on Massachusetts Street and turned it over to police, authorities said.
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David Courter
Vermont
Lloyd Green
Massachusetts Street
Charles Morgan
Kentucky
Dr. Fortney
De Valera's Mother Dead in New York Home
The mother of Eamon De Valera president of the Irish Free State died yesterday at her Rochester New York home where she had lived for 37 years. She was married previously to Vivian De Valera a Spanish sculptor and musician whom she met in New York after immigrating from County Limerick. After his death she remarried Charles H Wheelwright and sent Eamon to relatives in Ireland. He last visited his mother in December.
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Rochester
N. Y
Eamon de Valera
Mrs Wheelwright Death Notices Inheritance Controversy
Mrs Wheelwright aged 74 arrived in the country in 1576. Funeral services will be held here on Wednesday. She leaves a son by her second marriage, the Rev Thomas J Wheelwright of West End New Jersey, and two brothers Edward Coll of Washington Connecticut and Patrick Coll of Buree Ireland, her birthplace.
McGill and Little Seek Kansas Senate Nomination
Senator George McGill of Wichita formally entered the Democratic race for a full six year United States Senate term from Kansas. He mailed his candidacy declaration from Washington to Secretary of State E. F. Cornell. McGill has served in the Senate since 1920 after defeating Republican Hen J. Allen who took over Vice President Curtis’ unexpired term. Chauncey B. Little of Olathe, McGill’s stated fellow contender, is described as his avowed “wet” opponent.
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Topeka
George McGill
Wichita
United States
Kansas
Washington
E. 4
Cornell
McGill
Senate
Hen J. Allen
Curtis
Chauncey B. Little
Olathe
Von Papen in Address Signals New German Orientation
Berlin June 11 AP Chancellor Franz von Papen in his first public address of the chancellorship said the cabinet shows a new orientation in governing Germany. He spoke of freeing government from party doctrine, and predicted an electoral majority supporting spiritual moral regeneration and economic reconstruction. He denied the cable net was unsocial or reactionary and said it aims to correct capitalist errors to bring work and bread to the people. Journal-World Want-Ads.
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Franz. von Papen
German Agricultural Council
Germany
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Net
Journal- World
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