Sheriff Seizes Two More Stills After Raid
Sheriff W J Cummings and deputies added two and a half gallons of heath liquor and another still to their stock after two successful raids in Marion Brown and Irwin Halmarks, youths about 22, now jailed in Douglas County. The raids targeted a farmhouse near Echo, where the still was found hidden in the tips of a building. The defendants were arraigned on charges today.
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W. J. Cummings
Iar
Arion G. Brown
Irwin Halmarks
Douglas County
Merion
Echo
Deaths and Funerals in Chariton and nearby towns
A funeral notice reports Mrs. Sears of Chariton aged about 1113 New York address details. It lists Alvin F E Ow and W Owen CLD Gwen of Lawrence and Gwen of Chula as part of bereaved families. A Chamber of Commerce board discusses a swimming pool report after a committee completed its inquiry.
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Alvin FE
Q Wirew
W. Owen
Gwen
Lawrence
Qwen
Chula
Chamber of Commerce
Local Events Preview Through March 20
Kiwanis club hosts K U basketball team Thursday March 18. Friday March 19 features a high school basketball tournament at the University and the Missouri Valley oratorical contest there. Saturday March 20 continues the high school tournament at the University.
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Kiwanis Club
K. U
University
Missouri Valley
Ex Aggie Must Pay Manhattan Chamber of Commerce
Former Kansas State Agricultural College star Cliff ford Gallagher ordered to pay the Manhattan chamber of commerce 219 dollars after a district court ruling. The suit claimed a 681 dollar loan on Gallagher’s personal notes. Gallagher says the funds were to lure him to stay as a paid athlete in violation of conference rules. The chamber’s counsel defended the loan as a repayment, noting classmate Ray Watson repaid his borrowings.
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Wichita
Cliffford Gallagher
Kansas State Agricultural ‘College
Manhattan
Kansas
Chamber of Commerce
Grover
Gallagher
Wichita High School
Ray Watson
Watson
Prison Love Report Highlights Prison Romance in Kansas
Southwest Kansas reports a wave of prison love as two marriages occur within days of sentencing and release. Ray Majors, jailed for bank robbery, wed Mrs. Chlora Hupp near Emporia while en route to Lansing State Prison. Ray Foot, freed from Lansing, married Averill Gay in Kansas City after a jail romance sparked by a shooting case.
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Wichita
Kan
Kansas
Lansing
Ray Majors
States
Benton State Bank
Chlora Jane Hupp
Garden
City
Emporia
Eldon Jarnagin
Eldorado Kansas
Majors
R. Cecil Majors
Ray H
Recreating Klondike Gold Rush Sparks Hudson Frenzy
Hudson Ontario erupts into a bustle as Red Lake district gold reports draw hundreds. Dog teams, snowshoes, Ojibway bands, prospectors, and makeshift stores fill the town along CN rails about 240 miles east of Winnipeg and near Sioux Lookout.
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Hudson
A. P
Klondike
Red Lake District
Ontario
Huson
Canadian National Railways
Winnipeg
Sioux Lookout
Emporia Teachers win in national AAU tourney play
Emporia Teachers College of Emporia Kansas defeated Yankton College Yankton S D 35 to 20 in the first game of the second round of the national AAU basketball tournament. Lovess six field goals Hoover five for Emporia while the Yankton team struggled off form. The Goodyear Rubber team of Akron Ohio beat North Dakota Aggies Fargo 38 to 35 in a close game. Eldorado defeats bond issue at Eldorado bond issue vote 1080 to 1093 defeats 450000 water system project. Church of Christ services scheduled nightly at 7 30 for character building lectures.
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Kansas City
Emporia Teachers’ College
Goodyear Rubber
Akron
Ohio
North Dakota Aggies
Fargo
N. D
Kansas recital by Miss Caroll Robinson draws good ticket sales
Miss Caroll Robinson, pianist, appears in recital at University of Kansas Central Administration auditorium tonight. She is visiting Miss Louise Miller, faculty member, and both won a New York musical contest years ago. Swarthout reports strong advance sales and tickets available at the door.
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Caroll Robinson
San Antonio
Texas
West Coast
D.M. Swarthout
School of Fine Arts
Swarthout
Miss Robinson
Preschool clinic exams at Woodlawn and district reach midterm total
Fifty-five pre school children were examined at Woodlawn school by 4 PM with expectations to reach sixty. Over 83 district children registered in Woodlawn with more than half of those in other districts responding to clinics. Lincoln School exams Friday will close this round. Lawrence P T Council meets with Superintendent H P Smith reporting on the Washington meeting. Uruguay is the only South American country to grant divorce.
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Woodlawn
Lincoln School
H. P. Smith
Lawrence
Parent-Teachers Council
Liberty Memorial High School
Washington
Uruguay
Local Shower Honors Mrs Charlie Ice At Ice Home
A miscellaneous shower given for Mrs Charlie Ice at the Len Ice home featured games contests and conversation. Guests included Mrs W F Wulkuhle Mrs Will Ice Mrs Osborn Mrs Ed Ice and others. Refreshments were served and many gifts were received.
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Ralph Ice
Len Ice
Charlie Ice
W. F. Wulfkuhle
Will Ice
Osborn
Ed’ Ice
Edwin Hilderbrand
D. A. Bidinger
Roy Bowen
Frank Bidinger
Tom Ice
Henry Montfort
Harvey Houk
Opal Dexter
Violet Roller
Rosemary
Ina Wallkulde
Len Tea
Charlie Ira
Fred Derby
Topeka
Jake Bidinger
Geo. Coffman
Lawrence
Aug. Walter
L. Larson
Wu. Murphy
Ben Ket Love
Geo. Anderson, Sr
Clinton
J. L. Giblers
Dick Murphy
Otto Busch
Aug
Walter
Gertie
Geo. Anderson
A. Anderson
Walters
Geo. Francis Murphy
M. A. Anderson
Weeves Farm
Raymond Nichols
Wendland
Evangelical
Stull
Topeka Visitors Highlight Kansas Briefs
Frank Fitzpatrick reports on Topeka visitors in a Kansas brief. The Dodge City primary election cost 200 dollars with 56 votes cast, averaging 8.57 dollars each. Wellington hosts a German police dog, Prince, a month and a half old, grandson of Strongheart. Salina offers one thousand dollars in eggs for poultry clubs. Council Grove considers fines for yokelry and parking near fires.
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Dodge Cityist
Dodge City
Iwo
Wellington
Strongheart
Jackie Coogan
Prince
Salina
Ely Cream Balm Promised Fast Cold Relief
Advert says a two-ounce bottle of Ely's Cream Balm clears nasal passages for instant relief from cold and catarrh. It claims soothing antiseptic action to heal swollen mucous membranes and restore free breathing, ending dullness and nighttime breathing struggles.
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Ely
High School Yo endorses plan to ban cigarettes in Augusta
Enrollment at the senior high school supports a plan by the Hi Y to end cigarette sales in Augusta and uphold Kansas anti cigarette law. Also referenced is an invitation to forty cities for a fiddlers contest the week of April 12. John McGraw is noted as a top third baseman from the Baltimore era.
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Hi-Y
Augusta
Kansas
Wichite
How Doctors Treat Colds and Flu With Calotabs
Purified calomel tablets Calotabs claimed to remove a cold grippe or influenza overnight. One or two tablets with water at night, no salts or nausea, next morning the cold allegedly vanished and appetite returns. Family package with directions priced at 35 cents at drug stores.
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Ial
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