Bank bandit robbery in Oklahoma scene ends in shooting
Police recount a bank robbery pursuit in which a suspect was killed and three men were involved. Officers indicate the robber was shot during the exchange, with the incident linked to a planned heist. Authorities name Dr. Ben F. Goffin as coroner official and note the reward for the capture.
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Jek
Ben F
Goffin
Bah
Forrester
Vizis
Warner
Hough
Kan- 8
Smenuda
Fivin
Eetlaeishats
Krester
Eisma
Rumor of Auto Merger Quietly Circulates in Capital City
Local officials declined further discussion on a rumored merger between McCaig Motor of Topeka and Hudson of Lawndale with John A. Oper of Butler Motor Community Missouri linked to a Topeka headquarters. Sanderson of Dodge franchise interest noted. merger could create Sanderson McCaig Motor Co with 350000 capitalization and new branch distribution in Kansas and Missouri.
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Ion
Shersey
McCaiz Motor Company
Topeka
Hudson Company
Law- Axehea
John A. Oper
Butler Motor Commnity
Grahamee
John Butler
ML Sanderson
Athe
Baildoh Sanderson
Are
Dodge Sealer
Sanderson
Sevt
Foweka
Ébn Butles
Graham-Psige
Reali
Epeka
Sas City
Kansas
Missouri
Denver
Wichita
Graham-Paize
Indiana
Utah
HH. McCaig
Centralia
Will
Sanderson-McCaig Motor, Company
Kansas City Pair Found Guilty in Slaying of Neighbor
In Kansas City, a mother and son were found guilty in district court of second degree murder and fourth degree murder in the slaying of Mrs. Jewett Dilley. Finis Stephens, 37, was convicted of second degree murder, while Margaret L. Stephens, 58, was convicted of fourth degree murder. The defense claimed Stephens did not fire the fatal shot. Sentencing was deferred pending a motion for a new trial.
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City
Kans
Jewett Dilley
al Finis Stephens
Margaret L. Stephens
Dilley
Stephens
Otis Frotion
Prison break mastermind returns to Bourbon jail
In Fost Scott Kansas on March 21 AP reports Clyde Disney who led a dramatic prison escape four years ago from Bourbon county jail was detected again entering the facility. Seven prisoners linked to the breakout were reported to have escaped earlier, with two recaptured or rejoined.
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Scott
Kans
Clyde Disney
Bourbon County
Disney
Woodmen Visit Sparks Wichita City Tour
A Wichita visit by Woodmen of the World highlights a city tour with the Wellington team set to work on a class project. The event notes show local officials and visitors touring Wichita, Kansas, March 21, with discussion on Pan 100 detectors and the Kansas World Satisdiction sessions.
War Seen Inevitable as Wuhan Hankow Hanyang Clash Grows
Fragmentary report from Nanking suggests Nationalists and Wuhan controlled factions escalate. Anhwei troops reach Lotienhsien, about 70 miles northeast of Hankow, amid tensions between Peking and central army forces.
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Nanking
China
Wuhan
Hankow
Wuichang
Hanyang
Peking
Anhwei
Lotienhsien
Noted Rabbi Wise to Speak at E U Friday
Rabbi Stephen Wise of the Free Synagogue of New York and head of the Jewish Institute of Religion will present the fourth Community Teste Course lecture at the University main Auditorium tomorrow night at 8. Wise, a longtime civic and social advocate, founded Zionist movement in America and led American Zionism. He spoke in Portland and New York on civic issues and peace, delivering a polished address on his vision of America.
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America
Stephen
Wise
Free
New York
Jewish Institute of Religion
Abbi Wisé
T Base
Eoin
Columbia University
Oregon
Portland
State Child Welfare Board
New York City
Zionist Movement
Jewish Institute
Zionist ‘Organization In
Versailles
Lawrence
Deaths and Funerals In Local Area
David G Scholz aged 72 of Kansas City Kansas died suddenly beside the grave of Charles Tihs after acting as pallbearer at Mig's funeral. Heart failure due to grief and exertion in carrying the casket given as cause. Survived by three daughters, two brothers, burial at Maple Hill Cemetery, Argentine Kansil. Emma Maul aged 74 dies at daughter’s home in Kansas City Missouri. Funeral Saturday at 10 from Rome and 2:60 from St Paul’s Evangelical Church in Mudora. Burial in Eudora cemetery. Survived by two daughters, Louiza Kets and others. Mathew Cushingberry, 42, died at local hospital. Services at North Lawrence AME Church at 3:30 Saturday, burial in Maple Grove Cemetery. Survived by wife, three brothers, three sons, all of Lawrence. R H Rogers, half brother, also survives.
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Kansas City
Kay
I. F. Eberhart
Tennessee Street
Charles Tihs
Miig
Eberhart
Scholz
Adolf Redman
Louis Scholz
Frederick Scholz
Gottlieb Scholz
Germany
Metropolitan Avenue
Maple Hill
Kansil
Emma Maul
Clyde Smith
Askew
Rome
St.Paul’s Evangelical Church
Mudorai
Theodore. Houck
Brial
Eudora _cemetere
Louiza_ Kets
Batas City
Fred Moll
Martin, Ables
Eudora
Mathew Cushingberry
North
Lawreace Ame
E.E. Baker
Maple Grove
Rence
Preyre
Helen’ Heton
Bersha Irene
Riley
George Lown
Best Cushingherky
R. H. Rogers
John Akins
Johnnie Koehler
Will Koehler
George Bichelmeyer
Agnes
Elwood Milley
Olathe
John
van Gunten
van Loren
Delores Hadt
Orvill Crane
Leonard
Mable
von Guaten
North Lawrence
John Gottstein
H. NJ Hoskinson
Sor
Leo Travillion
Oklahoma
Lonnie Travillion Place
Travillian
Thelyan, Reed
Ed Thorn
Howard
Clark Loughlin
Howard Miskimen
John, Gottstein
Harve Miskimen
Edward Thoren
Lawrence
Fred Bartz
Raymond Bartz
Lyle Garrett
Wisconsin
Oscar Crane
A. L
Martin Abel Haa
Rosana Schellack
Louie Schellack
Black Jack
Anna Goodger
Leonard Bagsby
Kermit Goodger
K. U
Charley Goodger
Crane
Oscar
Mr. Platt
Earnest
Archie
Guil
Bert
Hazel
Garnett
Lovie Schellack
Clarance
Ed Hada
Matt Grosdidier
Jessie
Harvey Anderson
Georgie
Raymon
Pearl
Dorothea
Arthur Ott
Tay
Harry Warmker
James
Danan
Harold
Ruth
Lola
Evelyn Wertz
Amaretta Gabriel
Virginia Starr
Hilda Helen Gerstenberger
Ralph Schmidt
Dalton Laughlin
Richard Steffen
Clifford Steffin
Wayne Laughlin
Jessong
Edna
Harry
Erwin Schmidt
Roy Laughlin
Keith Starr
Bonner Springs
Harry Wertz
George Gerstenberger
Earnest Gerstenberger
Hattie Harris
Lena Schlegel
Emil Schmidt
Solomon Wertz
Harry Werts
Sam Gabriel
Amaretta
Albert Schultz
Isadora
Osgood Armstrong
Lecompton
Lorenz Beicher
Maurice Starr
Virginia
American Eagle
Hey
William Steele
M. B. Starr
C. J. Lane
Evelyn Werts
Clearfield Church
J. D. Adams
Jack. Hughes
Marion
Vir- Rint
Henrietta Schubert
Ellola
Helen Speicher
Julius Speicher
Topeka
Rothrock
Salina
Orville Wilson
Sam Harrison
Morris Starr
Henry Rouseh
Prairie Center
Starr
Howard Vernitz
Fred Laughlin
Wayne
Dalton
Mex
Robert Laughlin
Homer Gerstenters Gor
Hilda Helen
Lois Louise
Gus Ziesenis
Clarence Crane
Oltve
J. B. Birkheld
Redland Skinner
Oliver Rea
Kansas
City
Agnes Coleman
Albert Studl
Esther Jane
Rossamf Skinner
Elizabeth
Mildred
H. N. Rea
Qlive
Rea
R. W. Rea
Sophie Gerstenberger
Anna Schmidt
D. Harris
Jerry
Harris
Edwin Ott
Kaw Valley
Earnest Schmidt
Central Business College
Spoday
Airs
Osborne
Hesper
Luke
Sarah Woodard
Levi Woodard
Roy Skidmore
Elizabeth Skidmore
Anna Nickles
Motor
New York
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Sinclair
Callor Belleview
Mark
Francis Skinner
Harold Duncan
Oscar Gal
Charlotte Hadi
Ed Hadi
George Eichelmeyer
Matt
Girl Scout Leaders Convene and Salvation Army Meetings
Plans for summer camps discussed by Girl Scout leaders today as a four day leadership course begins in Lawrence. Delegates from Missouri Kansas Iowa Nebraska and Colorado attend visiting Fort Leavenworth as escort for a mounted Girl Scouts group. Salvation Army revival meetings led by Captain George Wright proceed nightly with Ensign McCullough to supervise open air and indoor services. President F F J Kelly of the University of Idaho to visit Lawrence to see old friends. marriages noted in Lawrence with several local couples tying the knot.
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Missouri
Kansas
Iowa
Nebraska
Colorado
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Salvation Army
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Captain Wright
Ensign McCullough
Ieeka Corps
F. J. Kelly
University of Idaho
Lawrence
University
University of Minnesota
Lion and the Mouse high school play rehearsal planned
Lawrence high school senior class will present The Lion and the Mouse in the school auditorium tomorrow night at 8 13 oclock under drama coach Mrs Bertha Wilson. Reserved seats are on sale at Round Corner Drug Store 300 Massachusetts Street and will remain until tomorrow afternoon. Tickets 50 and 35 cents. Eleven students will take part led by Arthur Endacott as the Lion and Lorna Jean McElhinny as the Mouse.
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Lion and the Mouse
Lawrence High-School
Whder
Bertha Wilson
Wridn
Round’ Corner Drug
Massachusetts ‘Street
Marjorie Luxton
Arthur Endacott
Lion
Lorna
Jean McElhinny
Mouse
Judge Rossmore
Wilfred Eudaly
Senator Robers
Ellis. Johnson
Jefferson Ryder
Herbert Weatherby
Blonzaley Quartet to Close U S Recital Run in March
The Blonzaley String Quartet, a landmark in chamber music history, performs Monday night at the University Auditorium as part of the fine arts concert series. After twenty-five years with only one lineup change, the famed group embarks on a farewell tour, presenting Mozart to Smetana in a program drawn from the best of chamber music.
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Blonzaley
University Auditorium
Tse
The
Fine Arts School
United States
Edward J. de Coppel
New York
Portel
Switzerland
Alfred Pochon
Dolin
Resent
Hochom
Ander - Flonzaley
Ott
iRelician
Achambeau
Fuave
Lawrence Music Evers
Chert
Mozart
Bert Und Smet
Two Men Rob Bank, Shoot Bakery Clerk in Kansas City
AP reports William Campo, 22, wounded when two robbers entered the California bakery and seized 700 dollars. Proprietor Joe Faone said the bandits fired after Campo produced a revolver. police investigate a possible bootlegger feud as motive.
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Kansas City
William Campo
California Baking Company
Joe Fa3one
Campo
Lady Heath
Noted English Aviatrix Guest Arrives in Kansas City
Cady Mary Heath, noted English flier, arrived from St. Louis as part of a U S tour. She will attend a lunch and dine today and plan several local flights, visiting Kansas City during her United States itinerary. The report also mentions a speeding arrest of McManus of Water Mass and a rummage ownership note at 729 Mass.
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Kansas City
Speee
McManus
Omand
James Rade
Ford
Ailhold
Woman fined and jailed for liquor possession
Willa May Rhodes colored woman was found guilty of possession of liquor after officers found red pints in her suitcase as she stepped off a city car. She received a 30 day county jail sentence and a $100 fine, sentence deferred, while Eugene Taylor, arrested same time, is serving a 60 day term.
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Willa May Rhodes
Stevens
Eugene Taylor
Miss Rhodes
A. Thixty
Census survey cards lingering for Lawrence churches
A number of churches took part in a Lawrence census survey and have not yet collected the allotted cards. Rev G. A. Richard of First Christian church, director of the survey, says the cards remain available at the First Methodist church office for any church wishing to use them. The survey yielded valuable results and new contacts with members now living elsewhere.
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Lawrence
G. A
Richard
First Methodist Church
Belleview Community Notes Brighten Local News
Belleview reports a busy gathering on the third Wednesday in March with quilting, a bountiful noon dinner, and many attendees listed by name. Local letters note illness, school closings due to scarlet fever, hospital visits, and community visits as residents travel to Lawrence, Garnett, and Kansas City for care, shopping, or family moments.
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Belleview
Anna Shafstahi
Mattie Skinner
Matt.Grosdidier
North Dakota
Grosdidier
Charlotte ‘Hadl
Jennie Crane
Claudie
Methia
Pearl Rea
Hubert Bray
Clarence Cr
Blue Mound
Esther Johnson
Martin Abel
Community Acknowledges Visits and Local Movements
Frank Mathews is quite sick and has returned home. Numerous local residents hosted and visited each other across several Sundays and weekdays, including Mr. and Mrs. Albert Miller, Mrs. Clara Todd, Mr. and Mrs. John Ott Sr, and many others. Activities cover homecomings, moves within Oskalosa and nearby farms, church events, and social calls, with Judge Wendorf slated to preside March 18 and 19.
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Frank Mathews
Hey
Albert Miller
Clara Todd
Sunda
Earl Ott
John Ott
Herman Wichman
Marvin Gean
Elia Wichman
Clarence Crane
James
Orville
Ellis Dodds
Raymond
Ermy
R. N. Reas
M. Mu Murray
Lawrence
McConnel
John Gibler
Harold Ruth
Lotsa Duncan
Henry Welsch
Franklin
Renahd Pearl
Huber Kray
Tuesti
Mattie Sener
John Kirkpatrick
C. L. Harvey
Dorothy Smith
Toneka
Ruth Linscott
Albert Harvey
Southwest
Oskalunst
Harold
Southwest Oskalbosa
Kneka
Arthur Perry
Bfran
Flw. Coleman
WH. Rice
Uh Richard
A. G. Smith Sanday
Central Chapel
J. T. Ritchie
Wendorf
Phinney
Wenders
W. J. Ninchelser
Abe Gilbert
W. D. Monroe
Toueke
Oskaloosa
M. Brown
Hampton
Elmer Casebier
Kansas college events and program listings collide in edit
A fragmented festival of programs, broadcasts, and community notices streams across Kansas, listing theater acts, band performances, radio airings, and local events. The scattered items reference Jayhawk venues, civic gatherings, and American Legion notices, with dates and times interwoven in a dense, OCR noisy page.
Rexall tablet claims relief from constipation
A Battle Creek physician warns of constipation as a major misery and promotes Rexall Oryderlies tablets. It states the tablet draws water into the colon to soften waste and stimulate a natural movement without habit or dose increases. Chew at night, feel better next day. Available at Rexall Drug Store.
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Battle Creek
Rexall Drug Store
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