Kidnapping Trail Cold For 24 Days In Philadelphia
Philadelphia reports a 24 day kidnapping mystery of Wil liam Weiss, nightlife figure, with six ransom notes demanding $100 000. United States justice agents pursue leads from Overbrook to Richmond, with ties to Max Hoff underworld figures and Philadelphia gunmen.
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Philadelphia
William Weiss
United States Department of Justice
Weiss
Mysery
R. George Harvey
Biulanelplan
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Overbrook
Montgomery County
Harvey
Justice Department
Lower Merion
Overbrook Falls
Underworld
Max
Boo Boo) Hoff
Night Life
California
Robert Mais
Hoff
Gans
Buck Mayer
New York
Night club interests cited for local figure
A fragment notes a local figure showing interest in several night clubs in the city. The brief hints at entertainment business ties but lacks specific names, dates, or locations to confirm details.
Cowboysman Judee Gassaway Heads to Washington
Coalgate Oklahoma Nov 20 AP: Judee Gassaway a self taught judge and state lawmaker from Coalgate is elected to Congress. The fiery fourth district representative plans to bring Jersey cows riding horses and perhaps chickens to Washington. He vows no Washington society and aims to join Oklahoma’s nine member delegation led by Will Rogers.
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Coalgate
Okla
Washington
Judee
L. Gassaway
Gassaway
District of Columbia
Fichter
Oklahoma
Will’ Rogers
Congress
H Gassaway
Betty Jo
Peggy Jane
Jiny
Cold weather moves into Kansas from north
Topeka dispatch notes a sharp cold snap as north winds from Canadian snowfields push temperatures to 18 to 20 degrees. The state is forecast to see more seasonal temperatures with lingering rain in eastern Kansas while western areas report ongoing dryness.
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Topeka
Kansas
Heavy rains hit southeastern Kansas with scattered totals
Weather notes show Chanute reporting 1 inch and Oswego 1.22 inches while Topeka measured 0.13 inch and Kansas City 0.92 with St. Joseph 0.96. Wichita had only a trace as cloudy skies lingered across most of the state. A cold snap to near 32 degrees was forecast to reach northwestern Kansas tonight, with possible 40s in the east and little above 60 in the state tomorrow. Snow was observed near Denver as a cold front neared.
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Kansas
Chanute
Oswego
Opeka
Kansas City
Wichita
S. D
Church college plans six month program for fellowship
Members of First Presbyterian invite all to a church college style course on the third Wednesday evenings from 6 15 to 8 15. The program includes a covered dish supper, four classes on topics such as Christian Family Life and World Wide Christian Work, plus youth and children sessions. Hosts the Young Married People class.
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First Presbyterian Church
Women's Guild
T Hen
Theodore H. Astman
Church College
Livestock men to meet at Chamber of Commerce
All local livestock producers are invited to a 7 30 p m meeting Thursday at the Chamber of Commerce building. Ray L Cuff Kansas City livestock sanitary commissioner will discuss disease eradication. The event is sponsored by the Doucins County Farm Bureau following a successful Baldwin meeting Friday night.
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Chamber of Commerce
Ray L. Cuff
Kansas City
Doucins County Farm Bureau
Baldwin
Testify in Kansas City for Alberta White arrest
Four Lawrence police officers traveled to Kansas City to testify before the United States commissioner in the record of the arrest of Alberta White and Bad.
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Kansas City
United States
Alberta White
Lawrence Cop Ends In Custody In Narcotics Probe
Federal authorities have taken into custody the defendant in a narcotics case in Lawrence. Police Chief E G Pringle and officers John Inglalls Ralph Hubbel and Henry Smith assisted in the arrest and the transfer by federal agents.
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Lawrence
Trin
E.G. Pringle
John Ingalls
Ralph> Hubbel
Henrymith
Birthday Surprise At Mrs Kirkman's Home
Last Saturday night a group of Mrs George Kirkman friends delivered a well supplied basket surprise at her Linwood home in honor of her birthday. Attendees included Orville Allison and Lewis Allison of Kansas City Missouri and Raytown Missouri along with many others. Also noted were visits by Will Anderson and Mrs Cassie Anderson guests of Mrs And Mrs Meinke Parry entertained with a dinner party Thursday honoring these guests including Frank Duncan.
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George Kirkman
Orville Allison
Raytown
Lewis Allison
Kansas City
Bill” Wittie
Carl Sitkey
Charles Coleman
Ernest .Allison
Don Coleman
John Parry
Sarah Parry
Frank Duncan
Local Notices and Personal Updates From Linwood Area
Linwood residents report visits and travel updates as Mae John and Tedhops plan a future trip. Mrs. Sarah Marshall mourns her death while former Gurym AnG resident Mrs. John Snider buys property formerly owned by J. B. Levine and plans repairs. Helen Mastin hosts fellow KKU students Mary Stanley and Idella Campbell for a weekend visit. November events teased.
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Ames Tudhope
Mae John
John Hughey
T. W. Martin
Chapman
Abilene
Linwood
Sarah
Mershall
Gurym Ang
Jen
John Snider
J. EB. Dlevine
Mary Stanley
Idella Campbell
Satuday
Watch Your Stomach Relief From Smoking Upset Stomach
A quick relief offer for stomach upset linked to smoking touts Emil's Kolla Tablets with a money back guarantee from Coes Drug Store.
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Akin Ry Emil
Coe's
Unclear Fragment Feb 7 Review by Ernest Bayies
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Dr Ernest E Bayies and Prof W Pa Btementary German with scattered phrases about food, methods, and a news review. No clear event or outcome discernible from the legible items.
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BSA
Ernest E. Bayies
W. Pa
M. Tigtreight
Grange Lodge to Hold Regular Meeting at Grange Hall
The Grange Lodge will meet on Wednesday night and perform secret work. Several Linwood candidates will be admitted during the session as members from nearby areas travel to Tonganoxie for the event.
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Grange Lodge
Gine
Death Notice for Elmer Haas of Argentine
Harve Haas learned last Wednesday morning of the death of his nephew Elmer Haas of Argentine. Mr. and Mrs. Harve Haas and Mrs. J and Mrs. Walter attended the family gathering at the home of Br. and Mrs. H.S. Val.
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Harve Haas
Elmer Haas
Jin
Walter Min
J. W
Valentine S
H.S. Val
Local social notes and death in Overbrook Kansas
In Kansas City area social news Miss Frances Hardtaker visits in Lawrence and bankers attend an Olathe meeting. Daniel P. Hines, 86, longtime Kansas resident, dies in Overbrook after moving from Willow Springs. services at Methodist church, burial in Overbrook cemetery. Survivors include wife and several daughters.
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Ed Platt
Hert Hoover
John Cooper
George Sullivan
Wendell
Simmons
End
Gordon
Pritchett
Daniel P. Hines
Kansas
Overbrook
Ohio
Willow Springs
Douglas County
Methodist’ Church
Hines
Ed Flory
Frank Hartman
Joe
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