Big Tammany Man Charged in New York
James J. Hines a top Tammany Hall leader is arrested in New York linked to the Duton Schultz policy racket. He faces 18 counts including felonies with possible 24 years, held on bail as District Attorney Dewey leads a rackets crackdown.
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New York
James J. Hines
Duton Schultz
Hines
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Ferdinand Pecora
George Weinberg
Harry Schoenhaus
J. Richard
Dixie) Davis
Schultz
Charles P. Grimes
Uper West Side
Brawney
Tammany
New Deal Politans
Long Beach
Pecora
Eadet
Baloney
Dixie” Davis
Bo Weinberg
George
John Cooney
Sol Girsch
Big Harry
Harry Wolf
Little Harry
Martin Weintraub
Guests in the Cloud Keever Home Share Family Visits
OsKaloosa reports visiting relatives from Burlington and Oklahoma. Abraham Grantz of Hunter Oklahoma revisited cousins Andy Klingensmith Walter Means and others last week after fifty years away. Mrs Fred Thompson toured Kansas City with aunt Charles and Mrs Wendorf. Junior senior banquet drew seventy, served by sophomores. May Presbyterian Aid staged Old Oaken Bucket scenes and Grandma dream vignette with Car Jene Hess Jane Lewton and Ruth Leech participating.
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Cloud Keever
A. G. Keever
Burlington
Abraham Grantz
Hunter
Okla
Andy Klingensmith
Walter Means
P. C. van Cleave
Oklahoma
Fred Thompson
Kansas City
General Federation of Women’s’clubs
Charles Wendorf
Wendorf
Chester Small
Lawrence
Presbyterian Aid
David Grayson
Grandma
Jene Hess
Jane Lewton
Idona Bates
Wilma Sloop
Ruth Leech
Local social notes report visits and oblique illnesses
Jesse Atkins of Elizabethtown and his wife Fannie Leaverton and daughter visited relatives en route to California. Harold Ratz, Ruth Counts, and Lena Nothdorf joined Henry Nothdorf for Sunday visits. Etta Bourne was called to Ottawa for her niece Ina Booker’s burial in Marion Kansas. Charles McCoy Lambert and Grace Leaverton visited Lawrence to see Winnie Graves in hospital. F F A boys club hosted the Bon Ton girls for a Warner’s Grove picnic with ice cream.
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Jesse Atkins
Elizabethtown
California
Fannie Leaverton
C. W. Brenman
Fate
Ed Leaverton
Harold Ratz
Ruth Counts
Valley Falls
Henry Nothdorf
Lena Nothdorf
Etta Bourne
Ottawa
Ina Booker
Marion
Kan
Charles McCoy
Lambert
Grace Leaverton
Lawrence
Winnie ‘Graves
Howell
Bon Ton Club
Warner’s Grove
Baldwin News Social Roundup and Local Visits
Baldwin society notes record trips visits and arrivals including Mr and Mrs Frank Lane and children from Iola visiting relatives in Baldwin. Ann Stewart of Baldwin High School mourns her mother in Holton. John Baker family from Hiawatha vacationed at Sunny Side Farm with Alvin Baker. Lawerence guests at Sunday supper include Major and Mrs Edwards Dean and Mrs Crawford and Prof and Mrs Stephens. E L Geyer and family attend funeral in Hiawatha for Nathaniel Geyer. Young Republican club members attend Kansas college representatives meeting in Law-
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Fred Trimble
Rock Creek
Earl Harbour
Osage City
Randall
Saint O.R.H.S
Frank Nesbitt
Richard Wills
Miami
Okla
Sue Nell Nesbitt
Topeka
David Grayson
Birdena Burnett
Richards
Lawrence
McLouth
Charles Pearson
Lawrence Gabel
Mr. Gabel
Holton Rotary
Frank Lane
Charles
Franklyn
Michael
Iola
Baldwin
Lane
John Baker
Kathryn Elaine
Mary Joan
Hiawatha
Sunny Side Farm
Baker
Alvin F. Baker
W. A. Keve
Kansas City
Kansas Methodist Conference
Baldwin Friends
Robert C. Mitchell
Major
Edwards
Ivan Crawford
Stephens
E. L. Geyer
Nathaniel Geyer
Young Republican Club
Kansas
Law
Local Residents Attend Services and Reunions Across Kansas
Community members travel for church services and reunions. Dr. William Balch and Mrs Balch joined at Trinity Methodist in North Ottawa. Former members including Dr. David Kendall and Dr. Roland Ayers attended a Blue Mound Methodist reunion. Donald Stewart graduates high school in Topeka. others visit family in Kansas City and Fort Lauderdale.
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Rence
John Fontern
C.elton Peterson
Los Angeles
Calif
Bernese Smith
Kansas City
C.0. Smith
William M. Balch
Trinity Methodist Church
Ottawa
Joan
Potter
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Local Families Visit and Travel Notes
Ralph Ackerman spent time with his parents en route from Emporia to St. Joseph Missouri where his family will move this week. Clearfield residents the Selzers joined relatives for Sunday dinner at Paul Selzer’s home. C R Craig and daughter Lois visited Liberty Missouri for a dinner hosted by E C Gabbert, with Dr and Mrs Stephens accompanying to Kansas City. Lloyd Roger and daughters Marjorie and Ruth of Wellsville were guests at Mrs S home.
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Ralph Ackerman
George Ackerman
Emporia
St. Joseph
William Selzer
John Selzer
Clearfield
Paul Selzer
C. R. Craig
Lois
Moone's Emerald Oil Ad Promises Money Back
An old advertisement claims Moone's Emerald Oil is economical with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. It urges readers to follow home remedies and mentions foot rubs and eye relief as part of the product's attributed benefits.
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Moone
Lenleer
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