Prison to Altar Kansas City Romance Ends in Marriage
Bay Foor, 25, of Covington Kentucky released from Lansing prison, marries Av eritt Gay, 22, of Wichita, in a Sedgwick County jail romance that began during his 1925 arrest for shooting Wichita policeman Robert Scudder. Foor, once jailed after a gunfight on a Santa Fe train, was to marry after his two year manslaughter sentence.
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Kansas City
Mar
A. P
Iansas
Lansing
Bayoor
Covington
Averitt Gay
Wichita
Kansas
Frank Benanti
Sedgwick County
Robert C. Scudder
Scudder
Foor
Santa Fe
Emporia
Guy
Tie
Leavenworth
Wan
Ray Fear
Robert JI
Wieb
Averill Guy
Poor
Lyon County
Fen
Foot
Miss. Gay
Fane
Hief
Spurned Offer Ties Rancher to Oklahoma Murder Case
In Pawhuska Oklahoma March 16 John Gregg testified in county court about a rejected plot to kill W L F E Smith and his Indian wife. He said W K Hale wealth rancher discussed the plan with Spencer and his son Dick Gregg, who then chose not to proceed. Ramsey’s involvement surfaced as convict Maya testified Ramsey had talked with oil worker Age Kirby about the killings.
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Gregg
Hale
Spencer
Dick Grege
Smith
Ramsey
Ohn Maya
Age Kirby
Erie Pioneer Dead at 88. Founded City, First Mayor
Parsons. Kat. M CAPD). -dudge Wl. AL Wells, father of Seti Wells, state office nector, died at home yesterday aged 88. He founded the city of Erie in 1886 and hauled lumber to join the first hotel there. He was the town's first mayor, served as probate judge of Neosho county, and for 25 years was justice of the peace. funeral arrangements pending.
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Parsons
Kat. M
Dudge
AL Wells
Lof Mrie
Seti Wells
Erie
Jawrencee
Neosho County
Wichita farmer gets three years for counterfeiting
Walter E Hodson a retired farmer living in Wichita pleaded guilty in federal district court to counterfeiting and was sentenced to three years in Leavenworth federal penitentiary by Judge Pollock. He was previously found mentally deficient by a court-appointed sanity commission. Hodson owned engraving plates he claimed were to be used to print counterfeit money. The federal maximum for the offense is 15 years and a $10000 fine.
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Wichita
Mar
Walter E. Hodson
Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary
Pollock
Hodson
Bugbee Assigned to War College in Washington
Announcement confirms Colonel Fred W. Bugbee head of the military department of the Doltene will attend the War College in Washington. The transfer is effective next fall for a one year program, per military headquarters order.
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Catoney Bugbee
War College
Manhattan
Fred W. Bugbee
the Doltene
Theanliege
Bugbee
Washington
This Week's Events Wednesday March 17 at University
This Week's Events lists activities for March 17 to March 26. Sam Higginbottom performs at K U Gener ation and Carol Robinson plays piano at Robinson Gym. Kiwanis du entertas basketball team scheduled for Thursday. High school basketball tournaments and the Missouri Valley oratorical contest occur at the University on respective dates.
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Sam Higginbottom
India
K. U. Generation
Carol Robinson
Robinson Gymnasium
Kiwanis du Entertas
University
Missouri Valley
Tariff question stirs debate in farm relief plan
Washington March 16 The tariff issue dominates farm relief talks as the House Agriculture Committee weighs a surplus relief bill. A midwestern delegation seeks power to raise tariffs, but the draft shifts to a federal board plan with a 250 million dollar fund and equalization fees on cotton wheat corn beef and cattle. Industry views clash over who bears the fee and whether corn should be taxed at all.
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Washington
Mar
House Agriculture
Haugens
Enairman
Carter
Haagen
Federal Board
Tineher
Kansas
Aswell
Louisiana
Tincher
Property Changes Hands On Lawrence Real Estate Board
The Lawrence Real Estate Board reports the sale of property at 3 Rhode Island Street to Lohman for 4460. J C Lohman property at 1118 Oregon Street sold to Wlara and Tessie Postma of Lone Star for 4000. Fred Fllsworth, secretary of the KU Alurant association, purchased two lots in the 2190 block on New Hampshire Street to build. The board also handled the sale of the lot.
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Lawrence Real Keunty Board
Rhode Islami Street
Lohman
J. C. Lohman
Oregon Street
Wlara and
Tessie Postma
Lone Star
Fred Fllsworth
Secretay
K.U. Allurant Association
New Hampshire Street
Real Estate Transfers and Local Notices
Real estate transfers list several parcels: George F Trefa and wife to William Trefy Lot 18 Block 145 Enders for 1 with love and affection. William WW Haskinson and wife to L G Marriz parcels on Delaware Street Karl's addition. Albert Miller and wife to Matthias L Grosdidier all of Ints U1 Block 12 in Eudora. Also notes about Mrs Vinta Rhodes candidate for county treasurer, and Wilson family travel from Longview to Evanston. Chamber of Commerce directors meeting announced for tomorrow at 12 30. Free jar of face cream offer at Hers Cruz Store.
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George F. Trefa
William Trefy
William WW. Haskinson
L.G. Marriz
Deleware Street
Karl
Albert Miller
Mnathias L. Grosdidier
Eudora
Manhattan
Kan
Air
Vinta Rhodes
Rhadi
Rhodes
Texas feud ends with neighbor farmer slain in bed
Center Point Texas March 16 A P reports Frank Johnson accused of murdering Homer Gibson after a Friday night fight over a school dispute. Johnson, badly wounded, had begged for privacy as assailants burst in and dragged him from bed, shooting him dead while a sleeping baby lay nearby. The attack followed deputies leaving Johnson’s room and amid local tensions at the county junction.
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Center Point
Tex
A. P
Frank Johnson
Johnson
Homer Gibson
Gibson
Gikhgon
Sehgul
Johmson
Valley Grove school dismisses for uncle's funeral in Lawrence
Valley Grove notes say Miss Hones left early to attend John Gardner's funeral in Lawrence. Reports mention Rollin McKee assisting Fred Champion this spring and various local visits, weather, a major barn fire at Holliday's with heavy losses, and residents moving, traveling, and illness affecting farm and town life.
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Valley Grove
Miss Hones
John Gardner
Lawrence
Rollin McKee
Fred Champion
Misa
Synr Leiter
Journal-World
Sean Smith
Helen of
Woods Stoth
Walter Dunbar
Iawhence
Petrier
Mro
Ira Ward
Holliday
Bryan McGrew
Oskaloosa
Glenn
Fannie Eggert
Alvin, Smith
H. S
Germany to Enter League Next Fall
Delegates from Latin America urged Brazil to drop its bid for a permanent council seat as the Latin American bloc favored unity and warned Brazil might veto Germany’s admission. Brazil’s ambassador explained the initial motive was continental representation, but others stressed current circumstances require a pause on that aim.
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Germany
Brazil
Mello Franco
Couneil
Latin America
Powers Are United On League Council Issue
Prime Minister Briand said Germany Britain and France are united on questions tied to league council reorganization but warned that if new difficulties arise they may adjourn the assembly until September. He referenced Brazil’s demand for a permanent seat and Romania’s push for a pledged non permanent seat in September.
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Germany
France
England
Ssys
Briand
Geneva
Great Britain
League Council
AM. Briand
In Speaks
Brazil
Romania
Hopewell Independence social notes and local visits
Hopewell Independence and Ottawa residents were listed visiting relatives in Topeka Baldwin and Lawrence. The item mentions Mrs Cal Rush visiting Mr Rush at the State hospital with improving health and a series of social calls, church events, and travel to Ottawa Eudora Baldwin and Kansas City for performances and family gatherings. It notes influenza recovery, a funeral in Colorado, and local farm activity including egg sales and schooling changes. A Beauty Shop ad offers a free jar with every Shampoo and Marcel.
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Nes
Chas, Averill
Roy Switzer
Ottawa
Topeka
Cal Rush
Rush
State Hospital
Eudora
Baldwin
Chas
McKinney
Jusiin
Purvis
Harmons
Myr
B. Sutton
Martha Price
Wilber
Harley Lambert
Frieda
Bred Purvis
Messers. Purvis
Lambert
Misses Fern
Dorothy
Clara Cochran
Lyndon
George Williams
Misses Floresce
Edith Williams
Chloe Flory
Gale
Charles
Judson Leach
Chas. Leonard
Bald- Nae
Lou Newland
Leon
Bard
Kansas City
Damon Jones
Mabel Newland
Joe Spurgeon
Junior Spurgeon
Wm. ‘Moherman
Wellsville
FP. X. Jardon
Todd Scott
A. @. Hall
Clark le
W. S. Black
Hall
Udell
Irene Lierle
Independence School
Jardon Farm
Glare
Adrience
Earl T. Black
Wm. Clark
Edith Tugle
Frances Tiger
D.C
Market News reports mixed wheat demand and drop in prices
Chicago and Kansas City market notes show wheat at lower prices amid European political unease with declines in futures. Cash grain receipts smaller for corn with slight losses, cattle and hogs uneven but mostly higher in Chicago Livestock markets. Liberty bonds steady, stocks drift lower on bear selling amid food and merchandising groups. Local market highlights include slight wheat and corn changes and Los Angeles Mexican population figure.
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Chicago
Europe
Winnipeg
Liverpool
Huenos Aires
Iere
Yanupiur
Oak Ridge social notes include Lawrence visitors and events
Oak Ridge residents hosted and visited family members from Lawrence and Los Angeles. Guests included Mr and Mrs J C Hemphill and family, Mr and Mrs A A Green Jr, and Mrs Gertrude Roberts with Billy. The community attended a high school comedy, a Grange meeting, and a St Patrick program. Several local members visited Ottawa for a Methodist conference and LaHarpe. Activities featured birthday gatherings, seed potato work, and multiple calls and dinners at neighbors' homes.
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Will Charlton
Lawrence
Gertrude Roberts
Billy
Los Angeles
Calif
Frank Strong
J. Cl Hemphill
Will
Herbert Nunemaker
A. A. Green, Jr
Don Westheffer
Kaw Valley
Sat Bros
Louisiana
Lawrence Leonhard
Harry,Van Neste
Carol Miller
Mildred Leonhard
Lawrence High School Dramatic Club
Memorial High
Grange
Midland
Wm. Morris
North Lawrence
la Harpe
Leonhard
Oak Ridge
Marely
Frank Johns
Alfred Heck
Rolleall
St. Patrick
Hartman
Tlaltie Fetty
Ottawa
Fran Bereiter
Charlie Wood
Thursida
Charlie Ise
Frank Leonhard
von Guten
Hastert Star
Temple
Carl Copp
George Stow Ha
Wa. Carpenter
West Plains
Lel
Colman
Keith
J. C. Herriott
Miller
Garpenter
George Ford
Siler
Phillips Milk of Magnesia for Indigestion Relief
For sour stomach and indigestion, drink Philips Milk of Magnesia instead of soda. Water can be taken anytime to ease acid, gas, or sour stomach, with instant relief. Physicians have prescribed Philips Milk of Magnesia for fifty years as it neutralizes acid, dries gas, and gently cleanses the bowels, with a pleasant taste. Twenty-five cent bottles available at any drug store.
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Philips
Phillips
Moone
Round , Corner Drug Co
Douglas County Farm Bureau Meeting Notes and Members
Douglas County Farm Bureau met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. H G Van Neste home with seventeen present. Mrs Johnne Morgan presided. Secretary Dirs J Smith read the last meeting report. A dress making hints demonstration followed, plus a discussion on adulterations of cotton linen and silt with a thread testing chart to aid buyers. Mrs Frank Walters spoke on Decorative Stitches and offered a book by sending a stamp to a listed address. Mrs Frank McGrade reviewed Stevensons Reg im and Miss Elizabeth Randle assisted as home demonstration agent. Three new members joined: Mrs Frank Toms Mrs Mohlers and Mrs Katie Toms. Attendees listed include Miss Randle Mrs CO Welborn Mrs J Smith Mrs Johnne Morgan Mrs Frank eGrade Mrs Ed Sandefur Mrs Frank Bereiter Mrs Mabe Fairbairn Mrs FE L Hartman Mrs Frank Leonhard Mrs Frank Walters Mrs Van Neste Mrs Frank Tome Mrs Mohler and Mrs ster Toms. Mr and Mrs Frank Waiters and family celebrated Mrs Bertha Knop's birthday after attending a church supper Wednesday evening.
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Douglas County Farm Bureau
H. G. van Neste
Johnne Morgan
Dirs. J. Smith
F. Bl. Hartman
Frank Walters
Walters
Frank McGrade
Magazini
Frank Leonhard
Watch Your Breakfast Watch Your Breakfast QW
An ad extols a balanced breakfast with Quaker Oats as a key choice. It argues breakfast often rushed and poorly chosen, urges a complete breakfast ration, and highlights oats as a quick, energy rich option containing protein, carbohydrates, vitamins, and laxative bulk. It promises fast preparation in 3 to 5 minutes.
Ingrown nail turns right out with tonic claims
An advertisement claims a few drops of Onigra applied to the crevice of an ingrown nail reduce inflammation and pain, harden the skin, and make the nail turn outward overnight. It references Quigro as a harmless septic product for chiropractors, noting anyone can buy a tiny bottle with directions.
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Vicks
Woman Recovers After Six Bottles of Vegetable Compound
Mrs Belle Thompson of Georgia endured four years of insomnia and poor appetite. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash for restoring sleep and energy, enabling her to care for her three children and return to work. She notes her mother in law recommended the remedies and urges others to pursue better health.
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Belle Thompson
Georgia
Lydia
Pinkham
EB. Pinkham
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ERTE
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Tawrence
First Hotel
Lawrence Real Estate Board
Wilson
Bean
Longview
Wash
Mack
Southwestern Winfeld
PF. Tittle
Nastor
Evanston
The
Chamber of Commerce
Hers -Cruz
Texas
Hopewell
Sar
Killins Oally
A.D
Yelaw
Kansas Chy
Hay Market
Mary
Jay
Prairie
Cheloe
A.P.J
Firets
Wasi
Government Bonds
New York
Bias
Wall Street
Frezilars
Ward -Bakie
Fleischmann
Razer
Chesapeake & Ohio
Gift
E. B. Gift
Board of Vocation
EB. B. Gift
Teror
Magnesia
Shimmons Bros
Mass
Faveroillas
America
Rouley and Egan
Glassifica Aus. Wes
the Journal-World
Hosford & Arnold
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