Indictment of Parker Sirs Linked to Wendel Kidnap Case
Mt. Holly N J Oct 20 Ellis Parker veteran Burlington county detective chief and his son Ellis Jr were indicted by a federal grand jury in the Wendel kidnapping. They were arrested on bench warrants and released on bail bonds set at 10000 and 25000. Indictment cites conspiracy under the Lindbergh act with possible life sentence if maximum is proved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Holly
N. J
Ellis Parker
Burlington County
Ellis, Jr
Paul H. Wendel
Guy L. Fake
United States
Ralph W. Haines
U. S
Parker
Friends
Trenton
John J. Quinn
Red Bank
Parkers
Quinn
Brooklyn
Wendel
Manhattan
New Jersey
Mercer County
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Hauptmann
Harold G. Hoffman
HOCKADAY IS HELD FOR FEATHER ATTACK ON Coughlin
Detroit dispatch reports Woody Hockaday a Wichita man labeled pacifist who hurled feathers at Father Charles E. Coughlin during a Royal Oak meeting. He faced riot charges, was jailed as police decide disposition, and declared plans to visit Mussolini and Hitler to discuss world peace. Police said a Buffalo-bound wife aided his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Woody Hockaday
Prince of Peace
Charles E. Coughlin
Philcp
Naid
Hockaday
Ifa
Grace Hockaday
Buffalo
N. Y
Kansas
Anton Sorenson
Sorenson
Hutchinson
Kan
Father Coughlin
Boston
Mussolini
Hitler
Royal Oak
Coughlin
Crossfire on beer fuels duel over Kansas future
In Topeka, Oct. 20, rival camps map advantages ahead of the legislative session. H. J. Tholen of Hays counters Dr. John R. Golden’s anti beer 3.2 campaign, citing polls that show more lawmakers favor legalizing 3.2 beer than oppose it. Tholen notes 21 senate candidates favoring 3.2 versus 16 unfavorably, with lower house figures 31 favorable, 15 unfavorable, and 10 open minded. He argues the anti beer effort is narrowing to tight districts. Kansas remains without a legal intox icant definition amid constitutional prohibition and ongoing open beer sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
H. J. Tholen
Hays
Anti-Prohibition Society of Kansas
John R. Golden
Golden
Tholen
Dr. Golden
Drys
Portugese Crown Stolen in Broad Daylight at Pantheon
In Lisbon on Oct 20 the bejewelled Portuguese crown worn by kings was stolen from the Pantheon during daytime hours. Two men and a woman, noted frequent visitors, knelt at the tombs of King Carlos and Crown Prince Louis Philippe before the glass reliquary doors were found open and the crown missing. The report also notes Jack Frye, formerly of Rice and Missouri, as a noted football player in 1931.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Pantheon
Carlos
Louis Philippe
Local families share weekend visits across Baldwin and Ottawa
Mr and Mrs George Rohe and Belle visited Martins Rohe Sr as Mrs Rohe's health remains stable. Wilbur and Mary Olmstead hosted Laughlin and family, Helena Schopper visited Leavenworth, and Anna Hadl hosted her kin. The Schanon and Werts households spent Tuesday with friends. Madi attended the junior senior picnic at Hole in the Rock. Mary Frances Weeks stayed overnight with Mary Rohe. The Parsons Chanay sisters from Lawrence visited. Martin Rohe Jr and family joined Tadlock kin for Sunday tea. Shirley Laughlin visited Baldwin area relatives. Henry Roche moved his saw mill west of Ottawa to supply local farmers. Walter Pooch and wife remain in town.
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George Rohe
Belle
Martin Rohe
Rohe
Wilbur Olmstead
John Laughlin
Vinland
Helena Schopper
St. Mary's Hospital
Leavenworth
Anna Hadl
Lorenz Speicher
Schanon
Harry Werts
Mary Roche
Arthur
Bob
Madi
Hole-In-The-Rock
Baldwin
Mary Frances Weeks
Mary Rohe
Thelma
Ruth Parsons
Lucille
Amelda Chanay
Lawrence
Martin Rohe, Jr
Sevier Tadlock
Shirley Laughlin
Henry Roche
Ottawa
Walter Pooch
Wilbur Olmstead Home Papering and Local Social Guests
Papering several rooms for Mr and Mrs Wilbur Olmstead. Mary Rohe attended 4 H club hosted by Miss Juanita Henrich Thursday night. Reuben Weeks and Eva dined with Mrs Martin Rohe and family Friday.
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Wilbur Olmstead
Mary Rohe
Mary Frances Weeks
Juanita Henrich
Reuben Weeks
Eva
Martin Rohe
Harmony social notes from Lawrence area neighbors
Sunday dinner guests at the George Richardson home in Lawrence include Harmony residents Mr and Mrs Howard Dean Arlus Dean and Carol Jean. Several visits and local outings are listed with names like Bernard Liston Wichita P W McPheeters Vinland and Belleview game results 28 to 19. The item also notes 4 H meeting at Carl Henrick home and birthday surprise for Clyde Nichols among numerous callers and visits in Harmony and nearby communities.
Harmony Pupils Present Friday Morning Plays
Children were callers at W. Boehle home Wednesday evening. Harmony pupils presented plays Friday morning and their program for the week. Rose Nichols spent the weekend with home folks, Mrs. Will Reusch and Mrs. Dale Crady spent Thursday with Faye Hagermen. The day was spent in quilting. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hagerman, Vernell and Rosa Lee were callers in Lawrence Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Deay were Mrs. Jesse Towler, of Lawrence. Esther Faye Miskimen called in Lawrence Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. Argel Cochran called at the George Coffman home Sunday, near Kanwaka, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Nichols spent Wednesday in Lawrence.
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Howard Dean
Arlus Dean
Carol Jean
George Richardson
Lawrence
Bernard Liston
Wichita
Perry Dunn
Liston
P. W. McPheeters
Jake Reusch
Vinland
Will Reusch
Dale Crady
Joe Mad
Prospect
Frank Knoche
Robert
A.C
Ed Hadl
Dolores
Junior
A. Hadl
Belleview
Vernell Hagerman
Dr. Johnson
Eudora
Clyde Nichols
Mr. Nichols
Clarence Hagermen
Charlene
Lila
Aubrey
Cecil
Phy Nichols
Dale
Boehle
W. Boehle
Harmony
Rose Nichols
Faye Hagermen
Frank Hagerman
Vernell
Rosa Lee
Lester Deay
Jesse Towler
Esther Faye Miskimen
Argel Cochran
George Coffman
Kanwaka
Midland A B Commons Attends Wichita Friends Meeting
Midland A B Commons a mail carrier on route 3 attends the yearly Friends church meeting in Wichita this week. Mrs Grace Haldeen of Big Springs Neb arrives to visit her father William Brune and sister Mae Sterling. Mrs Paul Laptad spent last ...
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A. B. Commons
Yearly Meeting of the Friends Church
Wichita
Grace Haldeen
Big Springs
Neb
William Brune
Mae Stering
Paul Laptad
Midland Rural and Farm Bureau Activity At Local Gatherings
Community notes record visits and events across Midland township. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Russell Shaw and family, Mrs James Wolfe’s birthday dinner at Bonner Springs, and Farm Bureau meetings in Manhattan with eight Midland members. A relocation for Lowell Sterling, quilting at Mrs A R Reed’s, and wiener roast at Weeks home are mentioned along with visits by Dr and Mrs McCoy from Albany.
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Chicago
Misa Pauline Laptad
Chester Toms
Jack
James Wolfe
Bonner Springs
Russell Shaw
Farm Bureau
Manhattan
Midland Rural Club
Carl Bruchmiller
P. A. Sterling
F. W
Kansas City
Grant Township
Charles Spray
M. Phillips
Lowell Sterling
Midland
Gus Brune
Fred Alford
A. R. Reed
Oak Ridge Farm Bureau
Weeks Home
Ardeel Weeks
Fred Brune
Wilbur Collins
Helen Dean
Bobby
Chester
Toms
Alford
Robert Simons
McCoy
Albany
W. R. Adams
Joan
Fred Ousdah
Wesley Ward
Valley Grove
South Side Reading Club
Chester Brown
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ellis Parker and Son
Helen Keiler
New York
Anne Sullivan Macy
Helen Keller
Kentucky
Frankfort
Congressman Robbins
Newt Yokus
Wta
U.S
Roosevelt
Jack Frye
University of Missouri
Rice Institute
Frye
Missouri
Rice
Masayuki Nil
Farmera of America
Nil
Pahoa
Puna
Hawaii
Kanton City
Preas
American Airlines
Beatrice Drader
Memphis
Musrican T
Portland Cement Association Gloyd Bldg
Kansas City, Mo
America
Ceramatm
Studebaker
I. T
Reusch Motor Company
New Hampshire
Bill” Kennard
Pha
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