Bandits to Trial on Killing Charge in Colorado
Stanton County prosecutor said Clyde Rhea confessed to participating in the killing of Deputy Sheriff Hickmann at Eads. The three Manter bank robbers face Colorado murder charges. extradition papers to Denver were sent for the men to face trial in Colorado.
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Johnson
Kan
Stanton County
R. J. Shetlar
Clyde Rhea
Manter
A. Hickmann
Eads
Denver
Shellar
John Walker
Andrew Salliday
Kansas County
Coloraio
Shatlar
Shee
Cheyenne Wells
Colo
Tralliday
Beine
Shothir
Topeka
Mareh
Ginvar Chydes
Tex
Tag
Yudo
Olorado
Bank
Kansas
Haify
Colorado
Adams
Met
Mer
ATI
Rt. J. Shetlar
Che Tlanter
Colorado Hurder
Ads
Rhea
Andrew G. Halliday
Walker
Sheblap
Fads
Toneka
Kads
J. A. Phelps
Pueblo
Sheilar
Moore Will Filed for Probate in Pittsburgh
The will of Alexander P. Moore, former ambassador to Poland and Spain, is filed for probate. It notes an estate value of at least 3.5 million, with Queen Victoria of Spain receiving 160000 for aid to the poor and sick and Mrs. Caruso getting 25000. The ambassador and Mrs. Caruso are described as closeds. An added note mentions North Georgia manganese output sold for seven years in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caruso
Cae Sais Ais Avanta, Gai
North Georgia
Weather forecast unsettled with snow and rain shifts
Unsettled weather across Kansas tonight into Tuesday with snow in the northwest and rain or snow in the east and south. Colder air moves in southeast areas. Morning conditions show cloudy skies in several towns with varying visibility and local road notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Tillsburg
Emporia
Salina
Douglas County
Nuon
Maxincimerdnay Minin
Treasury Seeks Early Tax Return Estimates On Stock Crash
Washington reports Secretary Mellon said income tax receipts last Saturday were smaller than a year ago but the difference was not substantial. He declined to publish figures as they include estimates. Officials plan telegraphic estimates from district collectors to prepare a preliminary total for March 15 returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Bulletin
Washington
Mellon
Department
Mar
Hoover
Sam
Inter‘pal Revenue Bureau
Coover
White House
Hills
House
Senate
Congress
Doheny Wife Testifies On Loan To Fall In Bribery Case
Mrs. Carrie Estelle Doheny testified in her husband Edward L Doheny’s bribery trial about a $100000 loan to Albert B Fall in 1921. She described tearing the promissory note bearing Fall’s signature and keeping the document in a safe deposit box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
Carrie Estelle Doheny
Edward L. Doheny
Doheny
Albert B. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
Mrs. Doheny
New York
Los Angeles
Fall
Senate Oil Committee
Guernsey Pledges Fortune to Shield Bank Debtors
George T Guernsey Sr president of the Commercial National Bank at Independence Kansas pledged his family fortune to protect depositors after the bank closed last Thursday. National bank examiner L K Roberts reported losses totaling 680000 including 560000 in bead paper and 180000 in other transactions. Local depositors are willing to aid reorganization under receiver M E Murray once losses are tallied, with no plan to reinstate the elder Guernsey.
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Independence
Kan
George T.guernsey
Commercial National Bank
L. K K. Roberts
Kansas City
National Bank Examiner
M. E. Murray
Guernsey
Wealth in small farm shines on Horton Kansas
In Horton Kansas a small farm near Houston Texas tied to Rev. G. Flannery is described as financially independent. Years ago he bought the farm with modest savings and recently oil options money boosted his wealth. Martin Hardin of Horton profits from Seminole field oil in Oklahoma, obtained in a trade for a wagon and an old horse.
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Horton
Kan
Houston
Tex
Flannery
Martin Hardin
Horta
Seminole
Oklahoma
Hardin
Spanish War Vets to Meet in June
Kansas department of the United Spanish War Veterans approves the June convention in Lawrence set for June 1 to 4. Officers from state headquarters outline sessions at Eagles and Odd Fellows halls with memorial at the University Auditorium and a schedule including parades, tours, and a pageant at Haskell.
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Kansas
Frank Dodds
T the
General Committee
Dodds
Marian Mathews
The
Awy
Dickinson Theater
City
University and Haskell
Lawrence
University
Finskell Institute
Veterans and Patriotic Organizations
Haskell
Paul Cannady
Cannady
Harry Frazee
Ja City
Military Order of Serpents
Airship Race Circling the U S Planned by American Cirrus
Detroit March 17 AP Plans for an airship race circling the United States and portions of Mexico and Canada were announced by F R Maxwell Jr president of the American Cirrus Engines Inc of Marysville Michigan. The race will judge winners on minimum elapsed time between control points. Luke Christopher of the National Aeronautical Association has approved the plan. The race opens to all licensed pilots. The tentative itinerary runs New York to Atlanta Nourston Mexico City Dallas El Paso Los Angeles Salt Lake City Omaha Chicago Montreal back to New York.
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Detroit
Mar
United States
Mexico
Canada
F. R. Maxwell, Jr
American Cirrus, Engines, Inc
Marysville
Mich
Luke Christopher
National Aeronautical Association
Maxwell
New York
Atlanta
Nourston
Mexico City
Dallas
el Paso
Los Angeles
Salt Lake City
Omaha
Chicago
Montreal
Ack
Farm barn fire kills calves on Gorrill property
A barn fire on Saturday night at Marshall Gorrill's Lake View property destroyed the structure and several calves, with a quantity of hay. The exact loss is not yet estimated, and the number of calves, eight or nine, is unclear. Building and contents were partly insured.
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Marshall Gorrill
Lake View
Gorrill
City Registration Books Reopened By City Clerk
The city reopens registration books in Floyd Lawrence office, open nightly until 10 o'clock for those who cannot register during the day. Election day is April 1. Buy a Chevrolet and enjoy the difference every day-Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Lawrence
Adv
University of Kansas City Gifted Site for Campus
A 60 acre tract in Rockhill district was acquired as the site for the University of Kansas City. William Volker donated $100,000 in school bonds to organizers. The Nelson estate trustees sold the property for $100,000 with a five year condition: if assets reach $5,000,000 the trustees may repurchase at the same price.
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Kansas City
Rockhill
City
University ofKansas City
William Volker
University
Kine
William Rockhill Nelson
Nelson
Rotary Conference Plans Enlist Lawrence For Three Day Visit
Lawrence Rotarians plan a three day conference April seventeenth focusing on hospitality for visiting Rotary members and wives. Kiwanis and Cooperative Club cooperation is downplayed while Rotary leadership urges sacrifice and full civic effort to ensure a successful event.
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Lawrence
Rotary
Kiwanis
Cooperative Club
C. B. Holmes
Kirwanians
Weidemann's
Rotary Anns
J.frank Jones
Hovey Hanna
Fred Ellsworth
Claude Scott
Bob Manley
Appointments Named At Methodist Conference
The Kansas conference of the Methodist Episcopal church announced special appointments for the coming year at the annual Kansas City conference. Bishop Charles Edward Locke presided. Rev Harry A Gordon remains at First Methodist Lawrence with Edwin F Price heading the Wesley Foundation. Other charges include Baldwin Eudora De Soto Lecompton Lenexa Tonganoxie Vinland Fairvnes and Baker University presidents and faculty appointments. A collision at Third and Film streets caused minor damage with no injuries. The liquor test cases advance with arguments set for April in Washington.
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Kansas
Methodist Episcopal’ Church
Kansas City
Kan
Charles Edward Locke
KE. L. Waldorf
Emporia
Harry A. Gordon
First Methodist
Lawrence
Edwin F. Price
Wesley Foundation
Baldwin
Calvin
Uyolman
Eudora
E. E. Hollar
de Soto
W.O. Watson
High. Prairie
W. M. Balch
Lecompton-Lenexa
John R. Kapp
Tonganoxie
San Hedrick
Vinland-Fairvnes
J. R. Morgan
Wallace
Commission in Brief Session at Regular City Meeting
City commission held a brief session with no business transacted. An advertisement from Triangle Motors, 808-810 Mass., promotes cab washing and wheel services including wire and wooden wheels for $2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Commission
KU Honors Convocation to Feature Dr Barker Speech
Dr Lowellys F Barker emeritus of Johns Hopkins will speak at the University of Kansas Honors Convocation on April 2, part of the fortieth anniversary of Kansas Alpha Phi Beta Kappa founded April 2 1890. Alumni invited. A G Canfield will address alumni. 31 students elected to membership to be initiated. Max Winkler, founder of the Kansas chapter, died at his Abington Mich home. Awards name the outstanding student from the class of the previous year as honor man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowellys F. Barker
Johns Hopkins
School of Medicine
University of Kansas
Kansas
Phi Beta Kappa
Barker Wast
National Committee For Mental Hygiene
American Neurological Association
Association of American Physicians
Southern Medical Association
American Medical Association
Aa. G. Canfield
Kansas Alpha Chapter
University of Michigan
Max Winkler
University of
Abn Arbor
Mich
Mgr
Winkler
Haitian Commissioners Climb San Juan Hill Recalled by Fletcher
William Allen White reports that Private Henry I Fletcher of Green Castle Pa, veteran of the Rough Riders, joins President Hoover’s Haitian commission. After two weeks in Port au Prince the group reaches Guantanamo Harbor, then Santiago. They plan to return to Rochester with a report outlining steps to end the American occupation in Haiti and land in Miami on Thursday before arriving in Washington Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Allen White
U.S. S. Rochester
Henry I. Pletther
Green Castle
Pennsylvania
San Juan Hill
Rough Riders
Henry P. Fletcher
Hoover
Comminss
Haiti
San Juan
Port au-Prince
Fletcher
Theodore Roosevelt
Guantanamo Harbor
Louis M. Hulton
Battlefleet
Decatur
Santiago
Sattle Field
Rochester
Port-au-Prince
iThe Commission
Miami
Washington
Automobile Crash Injures None Reported At Tenth and Kentucky
Mrs Li McPheeters driving east on Tenth Street and Ensign driving north on Kentucky collided at Tenth and Kentucky ruining both cars. Both overturned windows smashed fenders bent and a Ford coupe overturned. No injuries reported though a loud crash drew a large crowd. Miss Hazel Simmons teaches at the junior high school. Lindley approves KU directory manager selection bill from Men’s and Women’s student bodies.
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Li. IM
McPheeters
Tennessee ‘Street
W. GC. Insign
Topeka
Tenth
Kentucky
Altho
E. McPheeters
Tennessee
Ome
Hazel Simmons
Scarface Al Plans Fly to Chicago from Prison
Philadelphia report says Alphonse Capone, eligible for release from eastern penitentiary, will fly to his destination after gaining freedom. A tri motor ship chartered in New York was rumored to depart with him and friends for Camden New Jersey airport near Philadelphia across the Delaware River.
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Philadelphia
Alphonse “Scarface al” Capone
Eastern Penitentiary
New York
Central
Camden
N. J
Delaware River
Wrecks and theft mar Lawrence area roads this morning
Lawrence and nearby motorists skidded on slick highways after two wrecks and a theft. A Marquette coupe was stolen from Wells garage and found later damaged, with police tracing suspects through hospital checks and recovered clothing and possible blood in the car.
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Lawrence
Midland
F. F
Audge
Skidden
Vavile
Gemus
Sten
Deilon
Nantas Civ
Wells
Noxle
Ister
Hirds Corner
Les Wells
Highway 40
Nelson- Hubbell Garage
Wells Garage
French Enters Plea of Not Guilty to Charges
Topeka reporters say state auditor Will J. French pleaded not guilty to embezzlement charges and was released on a two thousand two dollar bond pending preliminary hearing. A six count complaint filed by State Attorney General William A. Smith alleges French embezzled eleven hundred seventy dollars from state river land fund. The case follows an audit showing repayment of the amount and a governor directed civil and criminal action.
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Kansas City
Main
Mar
John GC. ‘Pollock
Federal
District Court For
Kansas
R. J. Foronte
Chicago
Iettorney
Pollock
Charles F. Hobbs
Clyde M. Reed
William ‘A. Smith
Jndee Pallock
Pollack
Glenn Porter
Wichita
Dockun Drug Company
Pollonck
Canton Prey
Todo Pallork
Tam Coie
Hes
Tam
Iam
Read
Jide Pollock
Topeka
Will W. French
Kanane
Will J. French
Willian A. Smith
J French
French
Rrench
Inter
Bertha Wetherton
Smith
Oberst trial aid appointed as second case begins
Doradse Kansas Mar 17 AP Spon W Lundblade former attorney general will assist in the second trial of Owen Oberst charged with slaying seven family members on a Butler county farm. Bert PeClugeage former Butler county attorney also assists the prosecution. District Judge A T Ayres has summoned 200 special veniremen.
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Doradse
Kan
Spon W. Lundblade
Owen Oberst
Butler County
Taylor
Lundblade
Bert PeClugeage
A. T. Ayres
el Dorado
Kan. Shur
Owen Gberst
Butler County District Court
Harry Garden
Augusta
Journal World free cooking show opens at Orpheum
The Journal-World hosts a free cooking school at the Orpheum theater with Miss Edna Ferguson directing lectures by Miss Perseuson. Mrs. Talmadge Funk presents. Miss Farewal arrived in Lawrence for the opening session as demonstrations highlight labor-saving kitchen ideas and simple, elegant table settings. Gifts from merchants and filled market baskets will be awarded daily to help homeowners improve efficiency and charm.
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Tamorrow
Journal-World
Orpheum Theater
Glendie Dickinson
Edna M. Ferguson
Talmadge D. Funk
Farewal
Lawrence
Miss Ferguson
Journal-World Free Cooking School
Sany
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Cpimary
Revisal Bankers Association
Detmore
Trie
Alta. K. Rorick
Hedl
Bert Church
Summer County
Ualiday
Corbin State Bank
Corbin
Amen
Dhetlar
Slippe
Ures
Dodge Fix
Bul Jene-Skinner Motor Co
Shes
Independence Bank
Kansas Department
U. S
Rapidan Camp
Rapidan
Virginia Mountains
University OF K. C
Lod. Meade
Lawrences
Clearing House
Sieet
Methodist
George Mackey
Lewis Knight
Third
Film Streets
Mackey
Supreme Spat
K. U
Lindley
E. H. Lindley
Scarface AL
Eskridge
Mat
Wickersham
Hoover Law Enforcement Commission
Todz
the Second Journal-World ‘ Cooking
Rage
Oberst Jury IS
Chugen
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