Daring Bandits At Trail's End
Arcadia La May 24 AP Society wrote finis today to the primaiual careers of Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker two mothers mourned the loss of a wayward son and Gavashter Governor O K Allen congratulated the six officers who ambushed and killed Barrow and his quick shooting companion Bonnie Parker The coroner ruled the officers did their duty Barrow and Parker were riddled with buckshot and lay in Dallas awaiting burial The mother of Barrow and the mother of Parker fainted and Consolation came from relatives and friends who felt their deaths were preferable to capture The trap was sprung after a tipster lured them into a travelling road ambush Fifty bullets struck them before they could raise their guns The tipster will receive 2500 reward for the bandits Dead or alive The bodies were opened to public viewing as crowds gathered Then Barrow's father and brother arrived to claim the bodies Officials emphasized the bandits fired first and offered surrender before the shooting Barrow faced twelve murder charges and multiple robberies Parker joined Barrow in recent crimes and the duo had logged about 15000 miles across several states They were tracked by Frank Hamer and a team The woman was identified by a thigh tattoo She wore red attire and jewelry while Barrow wore colored glasses One lens was shot out In the car police found machine guns pistols and ammunition plus a saxophone and music sheets The two were to be buried separately Barrow’s mother objected to a double service in Dallas Bonnie Parker was to be buried beside her niece The grade school and high school
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Arcadia
Society
Finis
Clyde Barrow
Bonnie Parker
Gavashter
O. K. Allen
Louisiana
Barrow
Womar
Dallas
Frank Hamer
Texas
Bonnie
Parker
Hamer
Taw
Wash Out 15 Miles of Kidney Tubes
Medical ad urges Doan's Pills to wash out 15 miles of kidney tubes and relieve backache, joint pain, and fatigue. It contrasts Doan's with dangerous 'kidney cures' and cites 40 years of use by millions, warning against drugs with habit concerns.
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Lindner
Doan
Lady Bugs To Rescue Against Green Bugs
Green bugs have damaged Kansas wheat and oats. cool spring slowed their natural enemy, the ladybugs. The piece notes enlarged photos of a mother green bug with young, and lists local school events, graduations, visits, picnics, and social notices from a Kansas community, mentioning families such as Seiwald, Sommers, and Steiner, with several trips and gatherings through the period.
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Kansas
New Tread Keeps Its Grip 43 Percent Longer
Test after test shows the tread resists wear and maintains traction 43 percent longer on gruelling road surfaces. It delivers greater non-slip mileage, addressing the demands of faster cars and quicker getaways with improved braking and control.
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Marvin
Dexter
Town
Pep
Vigor
Lady Bugs
Green Bugs
Melion Grove
John White
William Sommers
Kansas City
Frank Sommers
William
California
Charlotte Stadler
Don Seiwald
Daddy
Topsy Turvy
Bernard Winters
Francisco Estrada
Robert Zimmerman
Charles
Zillner
Robert Neustifter
Wayne Witt
Bauer
Frances Thompson
John Steiner
George Warmker
Lucy Kaegi
Alfred Warmker
Frank, Gteiner
Viola Kennedy
St. Paul
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United States
Flont
John Miller
Owen
Mount Moriah Lake
Ruth Klinberg
Winchester High School
Frank Klingberg
Hope
Ruby Miller
Iota Phi Phi Club
Hughes
Carter
Evelyn Miller
Viola Sheldon
May Adams
Nellie Lothholz
Nellie Daugherty
Rose Lothholz
Leon Walker
Alice Kohler
Mary Mertz
Mayme Kohler
Alma Hughes
Irene Carter
Pearl Rosenall
Lois Durr
Lulu Lothholz
Eileen Woodard
Ann Kanzie
Madge Rothberger
Alma Gerstenberger
Lillian Fuller
Doran Hensley
Walter Cole
Willard Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Frances Erwin
Business College
Richard Erwin
Fred Rothberger
Margie Ann
Lecompton
Jake Hill
Hill
Ruth Elaine
Memorial Hospital
Harry Hagenbuch
Clarence Daugherty
J. D. Adams
Ray Craig
Lois
Ozarks
Missouri
Arkansas
George Maul
Fred Mall
Martin Abels
Kaw Valley
Frank Wadsworth
Overbrook
Joe Trendel
Lyndon
Christena Selzer
John Sommers
Fred Ziesenis
Eileen
Richard
Lawrence
William Zimmerman
Swope Park
Fred Moll
Frank Sciwald
St. Margaret Hospital
J.L.L
Martha Sciwald
Grosdidier
Marjorie Schehrer
Kasberger
Mary Seiwald
Adelia Zimmerman
Anna Sommers
Edna Zillner
Anita Stadler
Emma Mercier
Lucille Kohler
Alma Seiwald
Clara Grosdidier
Regina Schehrer
Ella Kasberger
Marjoie Scheher
du Rite
St. Paul Evangelical Church
Schmidt Grove
W. H. Welborn
Snyder, Colo
Harold
Gerald
Welborn
Eudora
Elbert Marley
Olathe
Klamm
Prairie Center
Albert Grosdidier
Alfred Seiwald
Wendlin Schehrer
William Schehrer
Tionise Kilback
Kilback
Schehrer
Fred Edergrove
Edith Steiner
A. T
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Grace’ Wilson
Nelle Zoellner
Grace Sanders
Ruby Laming
Kathryn Dorney
Jean Knox
Frances Bullimore
Glays Ratliff
Stella, Wingrove
Edith Bleakley
Dolly Woodard
Maude Sanders
Flo Carter
Ruth Phenicie
Alice Spoor
Bertha Piney
Lucy McNaughton
Rosalene Seiwald
William Mercier
Ady Bugs
Goodyear’s
Trip
Goodyear
Fritz Co
Copelands
Copeland
Olson Bros
Woodbury
Charmona
Franklin Dublex
Resakl Store
Rickerd-Stowits
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