Capone Hides Out As Police Search
Chicago citizens asked today where Al Capone had gone after his release from a Philadelphia jail. Reports said he arrived by plane and slipped into hiding with lieutenants, or stayed in a private hideout in Indians waiting for publicity to fade. Police kept vigil around Capone’s home and major hotels as detectives planned the best way to seize him.
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Alfonso Capone
Philadelphia
Herald’ and Examiner
Carpone
Capone
the Tribune
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Ganz Land
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Scarface al
Stege
Lexington and
Metropole
Michigan Avenue
Stronsholds
Fanasiers
Local Social Life Bursts With Visits And Gatherings
Many residents from Hesper and nearby towns attended family dinners and weekend visits across Kansas. Notable figures included Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Gerstenberger hosting guests, John Modi's 70th birthday celebration, and multiple trips to Kansas City and Olathe for church events, basketball, and social clubs. A weekend of travel, hosting, and community ties is documented with numerous names and locales such as Pittsburg, Leonardville, Eudora, and Wellsville.
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Doris
Pittsburg
Kan
John Modl
St. Paul
John Kasberger
Marjorie Anderson
Leonardville
Kerry Harris
P. V. Creevan
L. E. Klopfenstein
Stanley, Luthug
Larev
W. &. Harner
Gus Gabel
Wilk Caldey
Calder
Ben Gnase
Gardner
Lois Bartz
Mahlan
John Modi
June Modi
Joe Zillner
Hsebbr Mer
Elbert
John
California
Colorado
Homer Davis
Lena Crouch
Itex
Orin Dunlap
A. Hi. Dunlap
Prairie Cender
Clifford Haverty
Ani Ane
Clyde Brown
Independence
Elbert Kasberger
John Madl
Kansas City
W. W. Gerstenberger
Olathe
Luther Harris
Lewellyn
Virginia
Cham Williamson
J. D. Harris
Luther Klopfenstein
Bernice Stanley
Johnne Zoliner
Jesse Marley
Mertz
Stanley Klopfenste
Wyandotte
Eudore Stanley
Horace Rogers
Vertin Couch
Roger Stanley
W. Kelly
Cole
Amanda Kelly
Rs. P. V. Creevan
Keystone Korner Klub
Eugene Griffin
Chan Williamson
I. D. Harris
Oliver Deay
D. M. Harris
W. W._ Grist
Eugene, Griffin
1. C. C. F. Lodge
Douglas County
Baldwin
Maurine Starr
Chin Williamson
Ernest Schmidt
Drvin Thorne
Fred Laughlin
Lois Louise
Homer Gerstenberger
G. F. Sweet
G. Porter
Blaine
Sam Gabriel
Kansas
Gustav Brown
M. E. Church
Wichita
DE Soto
Decover
Thursvind
Pleasant Hour Club
Jacob Shellack
Eudora
Wellsville
George Kouns
Willoughy Kouns
Kouns
Santa Monica
Cal
A. B. Burks
Florence Shellack
Marie Sheldon
Dot Longstreth
Mae Blaylock
Hetty Soule
A. Anderson
Florida
Topeka
Sol Bond
Jack Whitegan
Bobby
Billy
Dee Robinson
Ralph Juenicke
Ralph
Gene
Jesse. Reed
Norman
Wesley Batthes
B. S.’ Marshall
Linwood
Olinger
Arthur Golden
Inez Osborne
Kathryn Fanning
Helen Linden
Edna Polfer
Eugene Brune
Paul Polfer
Leonard Hoffman
Albert Fanning
Harold Heary
Orville Crawford
Roy Randall
Vergil Ellis
G . Migs
Henry A. Kesler
J. E. DeWeese
Lawrence
D. T. Osborne
Jean Martin
Lawrence Cooper
Martin
John Hensen
Otto Baker
St. Mary’s Hospital
Herbert Sheldon
Jaary Miller
Robert Osborne
Lincoln Griffith
J. G. Freeman
Scar Adams
Maggie Freeman
Fred Plummer
Liberty
Oscar Ashlock
G. W Cashman
John Clinkenbeard
R. F. Buck
Clarence Glenn
John Damm
Mr. Holloway
Geo. Bahnmaier
Ben Kellogg
Will Wuilfkuhle
Henry Fergol
Evenine
Fergal
Fergol
Ferdin and
Bucheim
John Gerish
Alva Trulicka
Lloyd Deskin
Daughy ‘Ter
Thomas Fergal
Joe Roller
Lawrence Fergal
Edward Riekel
Fred Fergal
George Hird
Magdalena
Sevilla Fergol
S.J. Lavin
E. T. Lavin
Roy Riley
Overbrook
B. W. Lavine
James Gibbons
Thos Fergol
M. J. Lavin
LaVeda Price
Charles Wilson
Sariad
Ane
March Athenaeuts meeting at Bertha Whitelaw home
The Athenaeuts held a March meeting at Mrs. Bertha Bell Whitelaw’s home with Mrs. Lena Burks assisting. Carrie Baker presided as president and a radio program was presented with papers by Elsie Foley, L. F. Taylor, and Mollie Ashlock. Contests were won by Genevieve Taylor and Lenny Burks. refreshments followed.
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Athenaeuts Club
Bertha Bell Whitelaw
Lena Burks
Carrie Baker
Elsie Foley
Lillie Coffin
L. F. Taylor
The
Joo
Mollie Ashlock
Genevieve Taylor
Eulard
J. A. Hymer
Liovdy Chambers
Mr. Hymer
George Smith
Lawrence
Frank Gibson
Earl Gibson
George Waller
Kansas City
Mary Lindley
Nash Tenn
Clay Linden
Larld
Harry Miller
W. E
W. B. Burch
Bureh
Farmers Union Elects Officers in Big Springs Meeting
In Big Springs, the Farmers' Union organization elected for the coming year the following officers, including a president. The vote set the start of new leadership for the agricultural group as it plans activities and outreach.
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Farmers’ Union Organiza [Tion
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