Desperado Floyd and Richetti Captured Near Wellsville
AP dispatch reports outlaw Floyd and lieutenant Adam Richetti were chased across eastern Ohio. Floyd was reportedly wounded in a gunfight near Wellsville while Richetti was captured. authorities expected to extradite them to Missouri. Federal agents, led by Melvin Purvis, pursued the pair through East Liverpool and other towns amid conflicting details and uncertain conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Holle
Justice
Floyd
Rpoo
Spriceville
Pretty Boy
Justice Department
Ohio
Arment
East/ Liverpool
Sporadol
Wellsville
Fellsville
Richetti
Indictments Sought in Floyd Richetti Slayings Case
Prosecuting Attorney W H Sapp issues first degree murder indictments against Pretty Boy Floyd and Adam Richetti in the 1933 Kansas City and Wellsville gang killings. Federal grand jury testimony and transport of a stolen car probe unfold as authorities pursue speedy indictments. Fletcher Griffith, Wellsville hostage testimony, and related federal actions are noted amid the ongoing police and DOJ investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia, Mo
W.h.sapp
Pretty Boy
Floyd
Inchetti
Roger Wilson
Ben Booth
State Irishway Patrol
Kansas City
Qet
Walter Griffith
Clinton
Charles
Arthur
Flord
Adam Richetti
Union Station
Griffith
Richetti
Missouri
Kansas
Wellsville
Jack Kilingaworth
Polkcounty
Bolivar
Mozos
United States
Ohio
Thomas B. Bush
Jackson County
P. Cowley
Department of Justice
Joshy Fultz
W. F. Trainor
Division of Investigation
Frank Nash
Leavenworth
Vernon C. Miller
Eugene’ C. Reppert
Srarshal
Record pace in Melbourne air derby after Darwin stop
Reported leaders Scott and Campbell Black pushed toward Charleville on the London to Melbourne air derby, after a near finish at Port Darwin. Parmentier Moll and Turner trailed, while 13 of 20 starters remained amid motor trouble and a fatal crash near Sogeia to Bart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Melbourne
Lsst
Scott
Campbell Black
England
Fort ‘Darwin
Australia
Charleville
K.D
Parmentier
J. J. Dg
Rami
Darwin
Clyde
Pangborn
Roscot
Henry Walker
New Zealand
Jodhpur
India
Port- Darwin
G. W. A. Scott
Caminbell Black
Timor
Turner
Panghorn
Stott
Black
K. D. Parmentier
Limpa
Port Darwin
Timor Sea
Singapore
Oe | Co
Roscoe Turner
John I. Wright
Utica
John Polando
Aleppo
Tomorow
Jim
Amy Mollison
Allahabad
Harold D. Gilman
Great
Britain
Baines
Sogeia
Bart
Royal Aeroclub
Lyon
Marseille
Rome
Charles T.P. Ulm
Moll
Batavia
Java
Weather outlook with warmer temps and scattered clouds
Generally fair and warmer tonight with Tuesday partly cloudy conditions. Warmer in western and central portions with cool morning lows. Roads appear clear though some rural areas may have light frost yesterday and today. Local temperatures and conditions summarized from the Douglas county area.
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Wich
Topeka Hosts 20th Annual Kansas Municipalities Meeting
City officials from across the state gather in Topeka for the 20th annual League of Kansas Municipalities convention to discuss city government problems and costs, with the Kansas Public View association holding a pistol shoot and a joint police banquet tonight. Speaker lineup includes Leonhard Boyd acting mayor M. E. Linton Albert B. Martin and others. focus on gas, motor fuel taxes, revenues, relief programs and federal housing projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
League of Kansas
Leonard Boyd
Pittsburg
Kansas Po- View Association
NRA
Boyd
M. E. Linton
Albert B.martin
Lawrence
League
John G. Stutz
R. J. Paulette
PWA
Kansas
M.C. Bastain
PHA
Martin Miller
Homie Owters Lyme Corporation
Jonas, Graber
National Emergency Council
I. H. Martin
O.W. Wilden
Wichita
Hoya
Boards of County’ Commissioner S
Convention Opens At Miami Legion Session In Bayfront Park
Thousands of uniformed Legionnaires attend the sixteenth annual American Legion convention in Miami Florida with about 1200 delegates present in Bayfront Park. National Commander Edward Has appealed for vigilance against communism and moral decay as delegates hear remarks from Governor Dave Sholtz and tributes to Gen. Metcalf who reports on finances. Committees and officers are listed with names and states as the convention begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
APJ
The
American Legion
Vu. m
National Commandec Edward
AL _Hases
Bayfront_Park
Bay
Biscayne Boulevard
Robert J. Whites
Dave Shorts
Contander Hayes
Nals
Ranaans
Ernest Ryan
T. Sullivan
Liewrence
Cummander
Atute
Harrison Glidden
Hugh A. Smithy
Apets
Ralph Shuntaker
Flight to U S Delayed by Heavy Rains Over Suva
Suva Fiji October 22 heavy rain forced the postponement of a Pacific flight to the United States. Sir Charles Ain eetold Smith and Captain Pe Joe were aboard awaiting a rescheduled take-off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suva
Fiji
Charles Ain eetold-Smith
Ana Pranepaciftic
United States
Sir Charles
Pe Joe
Edad Ontinue
Honatule Tivesdas
Cecil B DeMille on Speech and Filmmaking Trends
Hollywood figures caution that the shift toward simplified speech will erase distinct English pronunciations. Cecil B DeMille says many future extras cannot pronounce common words, risking lack of clear dialogue in films and the loss of phrases like yes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Cal
Cecil
Ithem
Rasslin
DeMille
View of Germany by O Bryon at Rotary Club
Leonard O Bryon described his impressions of Germany after four years as a student. He supported Hitler’s sincerity and noted concrete accomplishments while criticizing unresolved questions about funding. He cited unemployment falling from six million to two and a half million and outlined farm moves, labor camps, subsidies, and short term notes financing reconstruction. He observed optimism amid economic strain and answered questions after his talk introduced by James Barrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Leonard
O'Bryon
Germany
Hitler
O'Bryan
University of Maturg
Hiller
Regi O'Bryan
James Barrow
Movement for New G. O. P. House Leader Dies Out
A Washington report notes a Republican push to replace Bertrand H. Snell of New York as House leader. Some members favored tougher action on New Deal while Snell urged backing sound measures and opposing unsound ones. The drive faded as the group endorsed Snell’s stance as patriotic and farsighted. SEEKS ANOTHER GRID GAME.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
APJ
House of, Representatives
Har
Jenglne
Bertrand H. Snell
New-York
Congress
House
Snell
Iim
Acme
G. O. Po
Mullins Seeks Kansas Game Amid Benedict's Ties
Larry Mullins of St. Benedict's, director of athletics and coach, eyes a 1935 conference matchup with Kansas in Lawrence. He expresses optimism about the crowd size and notes Benedict's 34 to 12 win earlier, while discussing upcoming games and interest from KU.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secking
University of “Kansas
Larry Malelins
Herd
St. Benedict’s College
Lawrence
Mullins
Hin
Kansas
Bencakt
Bly Mying
Stock Market Snapshot Prompts Ford V-8 Rally
The brief market note highlights a 90 point gain tied to Ford V-8 production, with Hamilton's Adv tracking notable shifts in stock indices amid autos leadership and industry optimism.
Plymouth Church Marks Eightieth Anniversary Events
Dr Arthur E Holt of Chicago spoke at Plymaul Corre Ratinal Church opening events for its eightieth anniversary with sermons on The Church and the National Process and The Church of the Holy Imagination. An 8 pm historical pageant tomorrow depicts Lawrence's settlement and Plymouth church origins. a Wednesday banquet honors long-time members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
E. Holt
Chicago
Plymaul
Corre Ratinal
Rogram
Holt
Chicago: Theological Seminary
University of Chicreo
Church of ‘the Holy Imagination
University of ‘Kansas Union
Pioneer Church
Cven
Kate Riggs
Louise Wiedemann
Lawrence
Plymouth
Syme
Kansas
Alice Monsrieff
Charles’ Wilson
Orminist
A. Iu
Wit Pe
Weig
Ai. G. Mitchell
Let
Tere
Muller to Stand Trial in Bank Robbery Case
Leavenworth Kansas October 22 AP Charles Muller alleged gang leader in the First National bank robbery here posed to be brought into district court to stand trial before Judge J H Wentorf Muller, who had been held at the Kansas state prison Lanslie since capture, insisted on trial before the judge but Kansas statutes bar such procedure. Also in the report, five KERG workers were injured, three seriously, when two trucks collided on highway K15 near Dester Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richetti Arvis
Righetti
Hand
Cowley
Floyd
Kain Floyd
Lex
Bush
Fultz
Leavenworth
Kali
Charles Muller
First’ National Bank
J. H. Wentorff
Muller
Bonneville
Kansas State Prison
Lanslie
Judie
Wandorff
Kansas
KERC
Winfield
Kan
KERG
K15
Dester
Bonus Question Discussion Starts Early on Patriotism Debate
A fragmented report notes a debate on veteran bonuses and delayed payments amid a large crowd at Bayfront Park with 70,000 visitors. Senator Frederick Steiner of Oregon urged delaying action on ad hoc compensation while thousands gathered in a decorated setting to observe the opening of events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patel
Stron National
Defenar
Derby
Natio Hayes
Ina Penne Amphi
Ajtropi
United States
Frederick Steiner
Ore
Kansas Cities Face Tax Limits in Relief Efforts
Fopeka Oct 3 says Kansas municipalities largely lack authority to levy taxes for direct relief. He notes strong record in work relief with 7.184 million federal funds directed to 516 of 581 cities. Stutz urges cities to claim priority on tax funds as essential city services underlines politicians’ revenue role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fopeka
Oet
League
Kansas
Kansas Cities
Farad
Many Visit Camp As 1200 Attend Lone Star CCC Event
More than 1,200 people visited the Lone Star CCC camp with Lt. James W. Lansing noting 242 cars carrying 927 people entered between 2:30 and 5:00 PM yesterday afternoon. About 200 attendees were already on site and others parked down the hill and walked up. Volunteers directed traffic and guided visitors to camp buildings and progress toward completing the lake. The Sunday crowd matched typical attendance, while two weeks earlier the peak drew over 4,800. Camp workers cut timber, planted shrubs, and installed trees for beautification. Since CCC second company arrival, the wire well area has stayed dry, a new well was drilled, and the main pump is expected today to prevent any water shortage.
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Lone Star
CCG
James W. Lansing
Ergunae
Lansing
Parsons
CCC
Three Die in Weekend Kansas City Auto Accidents
Weekend crashes in Aransas caused three fatalities and multiple injuries. Miss Irene Lawrence of Bonner Springs died after a collision involving a car carrying two companions. John Sutic and Harry Wright were injured. Sutic cited for careless driving. Edward Andreikovich, six, died in hospital after being hit by a car driven by Conrad Hernandez. Bertha Fuller was seriously injured. a Wheaton couple were struck while walking.
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Kansas City
Kan
Aransas
Irene Lawrence
Bonner Springs
John -Sutic
ePunie Roman
Harry’ Wright
Sutic
Lucy-Grimsley
Ware
J Hi Holister
Wheaton
Halloween policing: extra officers in Lawrence city
Chief E G Pringle warns residents to celebrate Halloween safely with extra police on duty Halloween night and the night before. Arrests will follow for property destruction including furniture, cars, windows. Civilian calls to police will be answered promptly as officers patrol the city. Also, Marland urges Roosevelt to halt alleged hot oil shipments from east Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Huventiles
G. Pringle
Pringle
Oklahoma
Cuy
W. Marland
Roosevelt
East Texas
Gifts For Turkial Army Ankara Displayed On Nation Day
An assortment of gifts presented to the Turkish army in Ankara include two aircraft and related offerings. The event was tied to national day celebrations with involvement from aviation groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkial
Army
Ankara
The
Aviation’. League
Polling place arrangements for general election noted
A report from the commission lists the polling place at the courthouse for the November general election. The commission, appointed by Foster, Mrs WOD Belamer, Mrs Burd, and Mrs Mt Ockerblt, designated a double polling book. Bid details show a lead bidder at $15.27 and tire company at $15.00. other bids ranged higher. Fred Stubeel, building inspector, reported 64 permits issued in September totaling 2460. Fees collected were $43.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
i-Ac
Foster
W.od
Ntl
Cnr. Pua
Hauptmann Arraignment Set As Court Mulls Trial
In court reports Hauptmann faces arraignment on a Wednesday date amid ongoing preparation for trial. Attorney General and four assistants would be involved, with delays possible as prosecutors plan to present a jury trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Bergh
Trenchard
Wilentx
James’ M
Tore Hauptmann
Fawcett
Agalin
Hauptmann
Storm lashes coast as heavy floods hit Northwest towns
Seattle reports October storm causing eighties miles per hour gusts? flooding along Grays Harbor and Hoquiam. Washington coast damaged by high tides and destroyed power lines. ships and boats marooned. Aberdee Hoquiam flooded. river crests and rescue operations ongoing as debris blocks roads and communications fail.
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Seattle
Wash
Washington
Reltia
Grays Harbor
Citien
Aberdee
Hoquiam
Wwatersal Southender
Sal
Wata
Columbia
Tranapac
Madison Awe
Harvester
Olall
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Adam, Richetti
Andi
Melvin Purvis
Department” of Justice
Adam Kichett
Floyd Ts
Kansas _ City
Plaza
Bulletin
Billy
Miller
Howling Green
Ralph Castner
Miler
Sylvania
Purvis
Chiety Fal Purvis
Jammpin
Blatk
Douglas
Prisco Mit
Ady
League of Municipalities
Seasion
U. 5
Kingsford
Smith
Suva Ingi
Leonard , O'Bryon
Hope
Rise
Mitler
Movement For New
G. O. P. House
Larry Mullins
St. R. Benedict's Ton
Hamilton's
Mueti
Pageant
Plan Banqgiletrogram
Lone Star CCC. Crep
Alferme
Sion
Tober
Hai Plate
EitsSfor
New Jersey
Will Iermann
Midwest
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