Bimba Wins and Loses in Plymouth Court
Brockton Massachusetts March 2 Anthony Bimba Lithuanian editor faced blasphemy and sedition charges in Plymouth county court. Judge C Carroll King found him guilty of sedition but not guilty of blasphemy, imposing a 109 dollar fine. Bimba released on 500 dollar bond after appeal noted.
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Brockton
Mass
Mar
Anthony Bimba
Massachusets
Plymouth County
Tolay
C. Carroll King
Harry Hoffman
Bimba
King c
Mir
Bimby
Lawrence Building and Loan in Excellent Condition
J. W. Johnson of the state banking department reports after an February examination that Lawrence Building and Loan is in excellent condition and well managed. The letter to Dr. H. Reding, president of the association, from Mr. Johnson notes no requirements to make and expresses continued success.
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Lawrence Building and ‘Loan Association
H. Reding
J. W. Johnson
Building and Loan Bureau
State Banking Department
Lawrence Building and Loan
Johnson
W. F. Thompson
Joseph W. Johnson
Thieves Loot East Fifty-Seventh Street Art Shop Tapestries
Three tapestries valued near 540000 were stolen from Barton Price and Naseahaané on East Fifty-seventh Street off Fifth Avenue. Thieves forced doors and damaged jars from the fifth and sixth centuries. Total value placed at about 500000 by the owner. Some tapestries valued 25000 to 30000 each were missed or discarded due to weight.
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New, York
Mar
Barton Price
Naseahaané
Fifty-Seventh Street
Fifth Avenue
Fritz Company builds window to speed customer service
Fritz Meyn owner of Fritz Company at 14 E 8th street announces remodeling to improve service. A twenty eight foot window will be added in the brick wall and a canopy will be built over the sidewalk to shelter customers in bad weather. The change aims to reduce horn honking as customers arrive for service. In Wichita, selection of a jury began today for Phil A Drumm former American State Bank cashier charged with embezzlement after the 1928 bank failure.
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Fritz Company
E. 8Th Street
Fritz Meyn
Drumm
Wichita
Kan
Mar
Phil
A. Drumm
American State Bank
Drumim
Berkey Speaks On Gobi Desert Expedition At KU
About 150 attendees heard Prof Charles I Berkey of Columbia University describe the Roy Chapman Andrews expedition to the Gobi desert using slides and films. He reviewed the 1922 and 1925 trips, noted shrinking lake levels, caravan hardships, and map work by Major L B Roberts.
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University of Kansas
Charles I. Berkey
Gobi Desert
Berkey
Columbia University
United States
China
Roy Chapman Andrews
Desert
L. B. Roberts
Univerity of Kansas
Roberts
Kansas City
American Museum of National History
The
Asia Magazine
Kansas
Sigma Xi Fraternity
General Administration
New York Aqueduct
Linwood News Roundup From Prairie County
Linwood residents host and visit kin from Springfield Kansas City and Concordia. The Shawnee basketball game 16 to 82 loss to Shawnee is noted alongside medical updates about Ethel Curtis and Theodore Meinke. Farm Bureau met with limited attendance due to bad roads. Birth of a daughter to Wade Bedsaul is announced for February 23.
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W. H.grafton
Springfield
Frank Attebury
Kansas City
C. A. Siscoe
B.C. Starry
Louisburg
Allen Harbaugh
Linwood
Alkis Kirkman
Rossena Sullivan
R. H. Jones
Louis Ward
Lawrence
Wade, Bedsaul
John Schapley
Leonard Schapley
Sarah Marshall
Med
Kate Hall
Raschor, Bahar
Is Eilah Burnett
de Soto
G. Brrnett
Walda Shisher
Enid
Okla
Community Notes From Vinland and Nearby Towns
Miss Minnie Mussleman returns from Neodesha Kansas after wintering there. Miss Margaret Graeber spent the weekend in Lawrence. Charlie Olson makes daily trips to Baldwin for an infected hand. Mrs Ferne Waldron is ill at McConnell hospital with her mother by her side. Vinland Farm Bureau met at Anna Fenton’s home. Mrs Mary De Hek returned to Overbrook after visiting her daughter. Vinland Rural high school basketball teams head to Lecompton and play Baldwin on Vinland court. Mrs Charlie Laughlin spent Wednesday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Morten. Nora Walker returned to Ottawa after a short visit. Hazel Chaney accompanied by her Sunday school class and Miss Winfred Stevens and others were mentioned.
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Fred Haunstein
Minnie Mussleman
Neodesha
Kansa
Margaret Graeber
Lawrence
Latee
Charlie Olson
Baldwin
Rs. Ferne Waldron
McConnell Hospital
L. Harsen
Vinland Farm Bureau
Anna Fenton
Mary de Hek
Overbrook
Kansas
L. E. Hoov
Vinland Rural High School
Lecompton
Vinland Court
Charlie‘ Laughlin
Fred Morten
Nora Walker
Ottawa
Hazel Chaney
Winfred Stevens
Local Happenings and A Farm Loss Report
Mildred Hoskinson visited Cliffs Sunday afternoon for supper with Mr and Mrs V Love. Sam Talley, recently ill, shows improvement. Winifred Stevens, Baker University student, spent weekend with family. Gideon Neil and children from Weaver visited John Laughlin family. Clara McPheeters lost 260 chickens in a fire last week. insurance was twenty five dollars. Ralph McNeese called on Milton Jameson Sunday. a pleasant surprise for the McNeeses.
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Mildred Hoskinson
Cliffs
Love
Wim
Sam Talley
Winifred Stevens
Baker University
Gideon Neil
Weaver
Fred Laughlin
Roscoe
John ‘Laughlin
Clara McPheeters
Milton
Jameson
Ralph McNeese
Lenglen Receives Short Rest Move After Defeat
Lenglen planned a short rest after a recent victory that would have secured permanent possession of the trophy. She left for Italy this afternoon for several weeks of rest due to her physical condition, abandoning participation in the Mentone Lawn Tennis Tour and doubles to avoid fatigue before the Spring Cups of Nations.
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Lenglen
Italy
Mentone
Gustafson
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Napoleon, JR
J. H. Striebel
Charles P. Berkey
Congress and
Bieyele
Raikin’s Drug Store
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California
Vinland and Vicinity
Jackson Building
Dentistry
Miner
Washington Creek
George Hoskinson
Miss Lenglen
Tell
Ward
Rumsey Funeral Home
Indiana St
Zane Gray
Hars
Bronson
Massachusetts St
Cnerves
Yardley
Bond Street
Hourigant
Heck
Art Furniture Co
New York
Jersey School
Taffeta and
Georgette
Allin Stock
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