Manter Bank Heist Tied to Jetmore Robbery Case
A bank robbery near Manter on Friday March 14 ended with the suspects being captured near Jetmore the next day. The incident, tied to fatal and wounding sheriff and officer in Eads Colorado, involved a chase through Cheyenne Wells and a clash where two more officers were hurt. The scene included a car abandoned with bank loot on the running board and a whisky jug. local community figures hosted gatherings amid ongoing followups and related social notes.
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Admitted Guilty In Eads Slaying Confession Details
Three Kansan robbers confess to murder in the slaying of Deputy Sheriff C A Wickiman of Eads Colorado after a bank robbery. Leader John Walker and Andrew Halliday, with Claude Rhei initially blamed, describe the fatal shootout near Eads and other crimes including a bank robbery, car theft, and a Cheyenne Wells gunfight. Wife Goldie Hegworthy and helper Drawn McClain are also under arrest.
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Colo
A. Wickiman
Eads
Manter
Kan
State Bank
Claude Rhei
Wickman
John Walker
Andrew Halliday
Johhinson
Jetmore
Walker
Cheyenne Wells
Cale
Mihelr
John Thomas
Joplin
Misa Goldie Hegworth
Halliday
Webb City
Amarillo
Tex
Drawnie’ McClain
Spain bids farewell to Primo de Rivera in simple funeral
In Madrid the funeral of Miguel Primo de Rivera, dictator of Spain for nearly seven years, drew both friends and hostile crowds as his coffin arrived from Paris. The procession to San Isidro cemetery passed through a modest district, with guards and calm crowds, while officials sought to avert disturbances. The body lay in a simple brick vault beside his wife, reflecting the general’s wish for simplicity.
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Mar
Miguel Primo de Rivera
Spain
Paris
Norte Station
Iran
Valladolid
San Tsidro
San Isidro
Primo de Rivera
Warmer Weather In Sight For Kansas After Freeze
In Topeka March 19 AP temperatures were rising toward spring after a sharp freeze. Meteorologist S D Flora of the Weather Bureau predicted a high of 50 to 60 degrees this afternoon and above freezing tonight in most of the state. Last night lows ranged from 20 to 28 degrees with Dodge City at 18. Concordia topped yesterday at 42. A light precipitation fell in Dedze City, the only moisture in the past 24 hours. Sub-zero chills gripped Western Canada with Princes Albert and Edmonton reporting 10 below.
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Kansas
S. D. Flora
Federal Weather Bureau
Dodge City
Concordia
Middle West
Canad
Mercury
Princes Albert
Edmonton
Dedze City
No Police Court Today in Courthouse Docket
A police court session yielded no cases on the docket as reported in the brief entry. The absence of filings or actions reflects a quiet day in the local legal calendar.
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Births Reported at Local Hospitals
Birth announcements list several newborns with parents and dates. A daughter Mary Ann to HM B Herschel at Sim Hospital on March 17. A daughter Natalia to Mr and Mrs Glenn Lindsey on March 2. A daughter Rosemarie to Mr and Mrs J Burnam Jr on March 8. A son Aubrey Eugene to Mr and Mrs 3 Martin on February 2. A daughter Rosemary Elizabeth to Mr and Mrs R B Desler on February 14. A son Kenneth James to Mr and Mrs J W Badger on February 4. A daughter Louise Bernier to Mr and Mrs G d McMillen on February 15.
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Mary Ann
HM. B. Herschel
Simhospital
Abel
Memorial Hospital
Natalia dJeanygo
Sind
Glenn Lindsey
Mirch
Naughter
Rosemarie
Rosemary Elizabeth
R. B. Desler
Aenneth James
J. W. Badger
Louise Bernier
Myr
G. d. McMillen
Oak Ridge Farm Bureau activity and community notices
Oak Ridge community notes report a Farm Bureau meeting at Mrs As West Reed home with rug making instruction and landscape gardening plans led by Karl Litwiller. Local residents move, store openings, school activities, a small electric fire at CL Miller home, and a new Reno township 4-H club with officers North Hemphill Niniemaier Hunter Fairburn.
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Coleman
Kansas City
Herriot
Herriott
Oakdge Farm Bureau
Wt. Reed
Marjorie Bereiter
J. C. Penney
W. J. Weeks
Lyman Weeks
Osawatomie
Oakridge
Tarold Hall
CL C. Miller
Readie
K. UL
Reno
Eugene North
Arthur Hemphill
Dorothy "Niniemaier
Dorothy Hunter
Lorene Fairburn
Jayhawk
Big Springs Families Gather For Dinners And Notices
Mrs and Mrs Charles Wilson welcome a baby girl born Wednesday March 13. Topeka hosts dinners for Rigors to Mian and A J Riley Goff Marshall and families. Visitors from Emporia Tecumseh Mildred and Topeka join others. P T A to meet March 25 at the schoolhouse. Missionary Society plans noon meeting at Mrs Cyril’s home.
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Anna Halbert
Topeka
A. J. Riley
Ora Goff
Thad Marshall
Will Geelan
Whe Jones
Emporia
Mee
Clarence Morris
Howard Brenneman
Famély
Tecunseh
F. M. Greer
Mildred
Kan
James Williams
Tope
James Duncan
Emmett Duncan
J. Johnson
Newton
Ben Remy
Henry Thiley
Tecumseh
Shelton Clark
A. P. Riley
Big Springs
Parent-Teacher Association
Missionary Socret
Cyril
Officers Elected at Bahnmaier Group Meeting
Members present included Mrs. John Bahnmaier and Mrs. J F Wright. Elected officers were president Mrs J F Wright vice president Mrs Ray Cree secretary Mrs Walter Johnson treasurer Mrs Anna Swecker assistant secretary Mrs Ethel Bahnmaier and Mrs S B Holloway. Next meeting at Mrs John Bahnmaier's home.
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Ray Cree
Walter Johnson
Anna Swecker
Ethel Bahnmaier
Holloway
John Bahnmaier
Kansas City
F. R. Webber
Community Notes From Williamstown Social Roundup
Williamstown residents report a Mutual Benefit club party at Mrs. Steve Welter’s home. Mrs. B. E. White hosted a surprise birthday for Mr. White. The May and Retabell family face carbuncle illness but show improvement. Various local residents travel to Kansas City, Wichita, and Manhattan for visits and medical care.
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Steve Welter
B. E. White
Mr. White
George May
Retabell
Alton Shuler
Frances Ann
Wichits
George Hamm
Kansas City
Ererett May
Cethe
Dorothy Loraine
W. A. Hardesty
Ansel
Missouri
Ralph Baker
Lenora
C. T. Baker
Ozinkieta
T Will White
Tibbet
Ayler McKinney
Bell Manorial Hospital
Hobart Stallard
Christs Hospital
Topeka
TE. H. White
Agnes White
Manhattan
C. F. Thompson
Oskalogsa
Trial notes reveal plantings and costs in Hurd case
Fragmentary witness remarks reference seed costs and a verdict for the defendant in the Hurd trial. Agnes White discussed farming in Lawrence with local business staff while potato planting remains central to regional agriculture.
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Hurd
Fowler
Agnes White
Lawrence
Want ads and prosper by so doing
A compact column urges readers to consider want ads as a path to prosperity, highlighting practical ways buyers and sellers can connect through classified listings. It emphasizes timely postings and clear details to maximize results for both employer and consumer.
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