Five Men Arrested in Topeka Over $1,000 Auburn Bank Robbery
Sheriff’s team in Shawnee County, led by Dean Rogers, arrests Jake Shell Louis May Elmer May John McIntosh and Lloyd Rice in connection with the Auburn Security State Bank theft. Five guns recovered, including two rifles and a .45 pistol. Jake Hill identifies one shotgun as from Hill Pharmacy Lecompton burglary. Suspects deny crimes in county but police suspect gang linked to Hill burglary Stull store arson and Lone Star store theft.
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Douglas
County
Topeka
Auburn
Kan
State — Bank
Jude. Anderson
Jake Shell
State Reformatory
Louis May
Elmer May
John McIntosh
Paola
Lloyd Rice
Emporia
Shawnee County
Dean Rogers
Jake Hill
Lecompton
Hill Pharmacy
R. B. Stevens
Anderson
Stull
Lone Star
Night Robberies Hit Six Eudora Establishments
Thieves broke into six Eudora sites during the night including Eudora High School Standard Oil station Friend Lumber yard Farmers Union and Eudora Mill Locks were forced at several locations with limited loot reported The high school office safe was opened but the amount taken is undetermined Principal John Steiner was in Manhattan and could not verify losses.
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Eudora
Standard Oil Station
Friend Lumper Yard
Farmers Union
Eudora Mill
John Stein‘er
Manhattan
Standard Oil
Oscar Westerhouse
Floyd ‘Pierce
Hunters Into Court Plan Test Trespass Rights
An action to test the right of duck hunters to hunt on private property along the river north of Lake View station is set for court before Justice Charles Springer on November 1. Defendants B P Davis W A Andre and Vinton Andre were arrested this morning by Deputy Sheriff Fred Vogler and brought before Springer. complainants Gerald Campbell Fred Shimmons and Cami Shimmons of Lawrence allege trespass. The defendants were released on their own recognizance. Ed Riling to represent W A Andre and Vinton Andre, Davis to defend himself.
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San Bara
Charles Springer
Jefferson Z County
W. A. Andre
Vinton Andre
Oskaloosa
Fred Vogler
Staken
Springer
Gerald Campbell
Fred Shimmons
Cami C
Jayhawk Club to Meet in Kansas City Before Big Game
The Jayhawk Club invites Kansas City members to hear coaches before the Kansas Jayhawks showdown with Kansas State in Lawrence. Dick Wagstaff of Lawrence will present moving pictures of the Kansas Notre Dame game. Also notes on Civil Service exams and NRA radio address for farmers, with thanks from Lawrence Lodge No. 4 IOOF for Grand Lodge session success.
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Jayhawk
Kansas City
Jayhawk ‘Club
Kansas
City Athletic Club
Thurssday
Lawrence
Dan F. Serves
Dick Wagstaff
Wut
Farmera
Washington
NRA
Roosevelt
National
Columbia
Independent
Order of Odd: Fellows
Chamber of Commerce
Ordering Farm Holiday Reno Waits for Results Des Moines
Milo Reno, president of the National Farmers Holiday Association, announced the opening of a national farm strike at noon today in Des Moines. The strike began with little reported farmer cooperation and national headquarters indicated a waiting period as results were not yet available.
Plans for Fiscal Agency Reopening To Be Announced Monday
Topeka Oct 21 AP William M Jardine state treasurer said he would announce Monday plans to reopen the state fiscal agency closed during the forgery probe of municipal bonds. He noted preliminary steps had been taken and some work on maturities since August had been completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
William M. Jardine
State Fix Agency
Jardine
Landon Saves 70 Cents to Skip Police Escort
Gov Alf Landon chose to save 70 cents rather than take a police escort through Manhattan to the Kansas State Nebraska game. Manhattan officials had offered an escort if advised before leaving the governor's office. Landon declined saying his contingent fund was low and he did not need the escort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Alf M. Landon
Manhattan
Landon
May make wheat loans expected after study
Washington reports intensified review of wheat farmer loans at the farm adjustment administration led by Secretary Wallace and George N. Peek with a possible announcement similar to cotton loan programs on the horizon. Bond holders in Florida seek higher taxes via mandamus to pay Broward bonds. Kansas City sets trial for Walter McGee in kidnaping case. Community Forum discusses church obligations to youth. Louisiana patrol notes three suits of clothes stolen from a student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Farm Adjustment Administration
Wallace George N. Peek
Tallahassee
Fla
Wichita
Kan
Broward County
Supreme Court
J. W. Gillespie
L. F. Rodgers
J. G.marin
Editors Round Table in Kansas to feature Henry Fallon
The annual Kansas Editors Round Table at the University of Kansas on October 27 and 28 will include former senator Henry Fallon and other prominent editors and publishers. Speakers include Charles Younggreen of Reincke Ellis Younggreen Fran oe advertising, G Atherton of the Kansas Forestry Fish and Game commission, and more. A two day program ends with a student play on Zenger’s trial and a Friday dinner at Haskell Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Editors
University of Kansas
Henry J.aaa
Fallon
Nesseas
Charles C. Younggreen
Reincke-Ellis- Younggreen-Fran Oe Advertising Hsing
Colina
Ol Asresident Ress
Avis
Peat Ate
Whb.r
Atherton
Kansas Forestry, Fish, and Game Commission
Finchade
Johnn Peter Zenger
Haskell Institute
la ‘Lawrence Chamber
Corinthe
Mun
Lawrence
Jane
Sal Nother
Visi
Germany Exits League of Nations as Divorce from International Life
Geneva Oct 31 AP Germany completes withdrawal from organised international life by signing note to withdraw from League of Nations. Foreign Minister Konstantin von Neurath signs formal document following last week’s surprise break with conference and league. Future relations to be negotiated, possibly leaving some nations to stay as with Japan.
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Geneva
Germany
League of Nations
Konstantin von Neurath
Washington
League
Japan
The
Revenue from beer tax shows large quarterly gain
Government tax collections for the first quarter of the 1934 fiscal year reached 513 258 977 dollars with beer taxes and related levies contributing 74 944 483 in brewers distributors and 105 121 in 3.2 wine revenues. Internal revenue jumped 39.0 percent from the prior quarter, reflecting broad tax increases and higher excise receipts across categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
L. H. Jennings
CLASS HAD ASSEMBLY AT SENIOR HIGH
The senior high school held an unusually fine assembly in the school auditorium Tuesday. Robert Hunt introduced class officers Mildred Ewing vice-president, Morris secretary, Dean Miller student council, Tenbel West, and a piano solo by Oyler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Robert Hunt
Mildred Ewing
E Morris
Ean Miller
Tenbel West
Peice
Oyler
Jon A Salt
Ie Ane
Percy Fiery
Owe Raldine
Ena Flery
Ida End Ruther
Rimgard ‘Roe Mme Ae
Lice
Usw
A Renteye
Frank Lemanien
C. E. Each
Clay Center Bank Robbery Bonds Stolen in Oklahoma
Federal operatives report Walter S Olsen, 47, involved in a Clay Center bank robbery last November 16. About $1,000 in currency and 36,000 bonds were stolen. Olsen attempted to sell 17,000 bonds. Authorities say arrests were made in Oklahoma City and other parties named Wag goner and Baker commented on the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter S Olsen
Soekery
Olsen
Martin
Washinton
R.A. Baker
National Bank of Clay Center
Child Witness Guarded Arrives for Ramsey Trial
Geraldine Arnold a 12 year old witness arrives in Memphis with her mother to testify in the Ramsey trial and two other men linked to a canyon shelter plot. Federal officers rushed the child and her mother from the depot to a hotel as interviews were denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Geraldine Arnold
Kelly
Ruey
Cass Coleman
Texas
Remsey
Deaths and Funerals George Johnson 61 dies in Louisville area
George Johnson, 61, died this morning at his home 1708 Kentucky Street. Services will be Monday at 2 PM at Ninth Street Baptist Church with Rev. B. Wightman officiating. Burial will be at Mr. J Shpees home. Survived by Mattle Johnson, Cornelius Johnson, Mehler rence, and Solomon Johnson. Topeke.
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Johnson George
Ooc
Kentucky Street
Ninth Street Baptist Church
B. Wightman
Bari Barial
Mattle Johnson
Cornelius Johnson
Mehler Rence
Solomon ‘Johnson
Topeke
Open Horse Show Elite of Equine World at Chicago Fair
The 124th show at the fair draws nearly 600 thoroughbreds from the United States and Canada for a two day event ending Sunday October 28. Matinee and evening performances mark the schedule as participants vie for top honors in an international judging scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Fragmentary OCR Wedge of Tulsa Sermon Notes
Fragments describe an event at a Methodist Church in Tulsa led by a Seattle pastor and church president. The text is garbled, with unclear names and dates, but references a Sunday service at 11 o’clock and a Free church connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Free
Makes Plea For Insull Athers
AP reports on October 21 a plea connected to the Insull case amid debate over escape prospects and related accusations, with ongoing legal interpretations and public interest mounting.
Fragmentary radio schedule note toward evening
Fragmented OCR line shows a time 3:20 and weekday fragment Monday. No clear event or full details available.
New Tammany Jobe Plans 34000 Hire To City Payroll
New York October 21 AP Fusion and recovery party battles frame city politics as Tammany Hall unveils a plan to hire 34000 job holders through unemployment and horse and station areas ahead of the November election. Independent Democrat John O’Brien and Mayor Guardia float nonpartisan aims while vows of leaving politics after January 1 surface amid cautious campaigning.
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New York
Fusion
Tammany Hall
Horsa Station
Cam Tt
Thane Na
John
O'Brien
Tamfay
Mayer
Byrd Starts South for Antarctic Voyage
News dispatch from Newport Virginia reports Admiral Byrd sailing aboard the Oriana bound for the Antarctic. The ship heads into unforgiving seas as Byrd leads a crew toward uncharted territory in a historic polar expedition.
Midland social club gathers at sister’s home for year end
A Midland social club meeting at Mrs Erwin’s home to elect officers and review the year’s activities. Attendees included Mesdames Haslett, Jeal, Sullivan, and several others. The gathering noted a light turnout with various informal conversations and a focus on upcoming events.
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Ana Frank Bine
Masry Sakere
Lawrence Fast. Y
Alarard
Haslett
Jeal
Sullivan
Elmer
Brown
al “Talore
Evenin
Santee
Jeanie
Mra
Katie
Toms
Midland
Erwin
South Town
Unclear fragment hints at patrolman and officials meeting
The readable portion mentions Ginn, Dave Flunter, and highway patrol matters tied to a Linwood meeting with Director Clark. Details are fragmentary and attribution is uncertain.
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Ginn
Ginn Hardouginar
Dave 'Flunter
Orr
Marc
G. Clark
Clark
Linwood
Valley Grove Social News From Topeka Trip Highlights
Valley Grove notes Mr and Mrs Broyles and ArthurUpdahl visit Topeka with Mrs Barton and daughter Betty. Many locals, including Mrs Don Baker and Ira Champion, visit relatives and the Coatery of Progress Exposition. Glenne Shasapion and Thelma Woodhead win a class contest at the county school event.
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Sittees
Broyles
Arthur Oupdahl
Barton
Betty
Jos Edens
Jong
Don‘ Baker
Lawrence
Ruseall Stewart
Baker
Ira
Harold Champion
McLouth
Ieet Oe
Mme Ise
A.danbat
Buena Petrie
Lawrence Ee Anes
W. C. Flory
Ira Ward
O'Neal
Couney
Glen Shasapion
Nelle Weits
Tonent
Smith
Fred Champion
Teeetoath
Glen
Cisr
Missed fragments from local notices and visits
Fragments mention Pepin and Mr Othel Wiley of Ba no visiting Sunday. Jessey Raha and Mr Parker with family returning from Missouri. Donald Bower dinner Tuesday. Arnold Welliver and Rev Mr and Mrs Robt Brown of McLouth visiting. school and home events with poor callers, Alley Grove meeting dismissed and everyone went to the Wellman.
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Pepin
Othel Wiley
Bano
Jessey Raha
Parker
Missouri
Donald Bower
Bower
Arnold Welliver
Welman
Me. Petrie
Robt. Brown
Baldwin Women Meet in October Church Session
The Baldwin Woman's Home Missionary Society held an afternoon meeting at the church with a devotional. delegates were elected to attend the Kansas Conference in Ottawa. Mrs. William M. Balch led a program on Motion Pictures as a social force, followed by a demonstrat ion and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home Missionary Sciety
Lydia Nutter
Kansas
Ottawa
William M. Balch
Neal Highwater
Mise Mamie van Laie Geest
A. E. Torf
F. E. Barber Lin
G. M. ‘Liston
Anna Muse Shumaker
Harold Flickinger
Elton Young
Havens
Mound Cits
Baker
Iee W. Waring
Art Haglund
Lawrence
Baldwin
Gilbert M. Gander
Florence
Marion County
Girl -Reserve
Gander
J. H. Hoefer
Abilene
Clifford Knigh
L. E. Wish
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Civil Service Examinations
United States Civil Service Commission
J. S. Akers
J. A. Cooper
Cooperative Missions of
Reno
Ninth Street Baptist Street
Golden Red
Will ‘Ain
Helen Frusce de
Community Forum
Funk Chapel
James Naismith
Louisiana
Haskell
Aggia
Divacea
Forum of Unitarian
Church
Twelfth
Vermont
Artment of Economics
University
Henene
Philippine Islands
Owen
Bedsal
Clay Center
Oklahoma Center
Tulsa
Dee
Aioe
New Tammany
Jobe
Nears
Abe
Breawelt
Byrd
Explorer
Little America
Newport. News
Oriana
Arent -Wartes -Antarctic
Ib Sea Command
Oak Ridge
Valley Grove
Baldwin News
Wis Grace Beey
Piisa
Desathy
Esos Sk
Alpha Chi Omexa
A. E. Ayers
Rushton
Slath
Aby Lise
Wallace
Grace Ue
Willian Hertze
Atlands
Vialine Rae Hertzog
Baber Duate
Vera
Chicago
Mrs "Taylors
Leonard. Snyder
Hopewell Country Club
Loren Williams
Nately
Yarid Wow
Gaeati
de Ent
Genera ‘Welfare Tax League
Ica
Yresa
Americas
Lawrence Building 'and Loan Association
Federal Home Loan Bank
Peoples State Bank
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