Baldwin News notes social events and movements
Baldwin residents attend visits and travels across Kansas and Missouri. Gina Hutchinson travels toward Eldorado Springs while local members visit relatives in St Joseph. Lectures by Dr Liston inspire medical peers at room. Miss Sarah Cutter funeral honors reflect long community ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert
Gerry
Hutchinson
Kappa Sigma
Garnett
Mr. Berry
Travelex
Charles E. Stephens
WN. F Byrne
O O'Eyre
Eldorado Spring
Buish
Missouri
Fredal Neal
St. Joseph
Lillian
Case
Independence
Han
Torrance Graham
Kansas City
Fredonis
Kan
Baker
C. & Heaton
Armmn
Heaton
la. Plata
Francis Heator
Eastern Star
Lawrence
Adah
W. M. Clark
F. Hartley
Alice Shiffer
Marg
Mary Martin
Portia
Witl
Ath Hafenrichter
Abi
Homer
Prentice
W. H. Taber
Katherine
Elizabeth
Topeka
Chatanooga
Tenn
Baldwin
R. W. Shafer
Greencastle
Ind
Thomas L. ‘Harris
Katherine Taber
Washburn High School
Taber
Was’ Arn
College
Lessures Hour
Wood Hall
Charles &. Parmenter
Rock Club
William M. Clark
Lincoln
Florence
Mary Louis
Hi Omega House
Key
Blair
Mitts Myrtie Millikan
G. M. Liston
North America
If United States
Thelma Perry
Neodesha
George Perwho
John G. Kimball
Éill Randall
Vivian Doves
Smiss
Marierie Kimball
Ruth ‘Randall
Phi Mu
Virden Liston
Irene
Ft. Scott
GM. On
Liston
Max
Wallace Belleming
Averiue Methodist Church
Sarah ‘Cuter
Helen Gill
Charg
H. K Ebright
Cutter
Mary
Pris
Sang
Vandys
Carter
Phoebe Builds Seven Nest Apartment in Norwich
AP reports a Norwich bird named Phoebe created a seven-nest apartment structure along a workshed stringer. The homeless bird built the unit using simple materials, but no Phoebe occupied it before nesting season ended. Paul Kaufman removed the apartment and sent it to the American Nature Association for study, noting it was 27 inches long and unique in its construction.
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Washington
Norwich
Conn
Phoebe
Paul Kaufman
Phoee
American Nature Association
Connecticut
Dorothy Brair
Nature Magazine
Obituary and Local News Touch on Vinland Librarian
A long obituary honors Miss Cutter once Vinland’s first librarian and post mistress, noting her lifelong study in Kansas and her care for daily papers, with family survivors in Baldwin and Lawrence. The piece shifts to brief notices of kidnappings near Sled Attab, Morocco, and a Wheeling Missouri bank robbery involving acetylene torch methods and $1,500 to $2,200 taken.
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Times
Miss Cutter
New Hingland
Lawrence
Baker University
Pis
Old Castle
S.A. Deel
Baldwin
Cutter
Miss Gill
George Kelly
Vinland
Fred Gutter
Fred Catter
Atrs. Winters
Annie J. Prentice
Hila Neal
Anne Neal
John Junkins
Robert Junkins
Charles Elwell
T. Reece
Reece
A.W. Teveka
Mr. Land
Kansas City
Bandits Wound Three Men In St Joe Bank Robbery
Four masked bandits robbed the St Joe bank of about 300 dollars in broad daylight. Three men were wounded, one probably fatally. Outlaws Tee Litten and Troy Love were reportedly recognized among the robbers.
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St Joe, Ark
St. Joe
Tee Litten
Troy Love
Fail to Open Bank Safe Enid Oklahoma
A robbery attempt at the Farmers State Bank of Ames failed after intruders broke in last night and moved the safe to the yard but could not open it. Reported today.
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Enid
Okla
Farmers’ State Bank of
Ames
Farrell to Succeed Gary in New York Steel Board
The article notes James A. Farrell as potential successor to Elbert H. Gary as chairman of the United States Steel Corporation. Forbes magazine hints Farrell may be chosen, with Farrell presiding over steel finance committees in weekly meetings. Formal selection not expected at the current meeting amid statements by Farrell and Percival Roberts.
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Wall -Street
Farrell
Steel Corporation
Percival Roberts
Fareetor
Mmenmanner
WAMPLER DIES AT LAWRENCE AFTER FILING HEALTH DECLINE
George S. Wampler born 1844 in Childwood Peat area died October 18 in Lawrence after illness from August. Survived by wife Mrs. Wampler, three daughters and one son. Children include Ben nett Wampler of St. Louis and Karl Wampler of Lawrence. After youngest daughter's marriage in 1893, he lived with his children.
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Iyge Schade Wampler
Ehildwood Peat
Lynda
Wampler
Greenwood
Township
Bes
Bisse ‘Bennett Lof
Louis
Angerraueller
Losital
Anna Houser
Karl Wampler
Lawrence
Orlov Diamond on Sale As Bolshevik Moscow Eyes Trade
Soviet authorities announce the Orlov diamond, the largest blue white ruby cut stone, on sale guarded by twenty armed soldiers. Asking price listed at 25 million dollars though talks with potential American buyers are welcome for investment or ornament. The gem carries a romantic 18th century provenance linking to Catherine the Great.
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Moscow
Orlov. Rem
Russia
Repubs
Voisviks
Tvert
England
Captain Samson Retires as Pioneer Sky Flier of Royal Air Force
Air Commodore Charles Samson known as Captain Kettle retires at 44 years of service. A dapper wartime terror to Germans he led daring raids on Bruges Zeebrugge Ostend and Cape Town flights. He is the son of Charles Leopold Samson former Law Society president and plans a Wiltshire retirement.
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Upavon
England
Charles Romney Samson
Kettle
Thhe Air Force
Royal Air Force
Wiltshire
Samson
Dunkirk
Dunkirk. He Was In? Command ‘of Sucessful
Bruges
Zeebrugge
Ostend
Eas Jn
Legion of Honor
Cape’ Town
Cartain Kettle
Charles Fr Sampson England
Fiers
Navy
Admiralty
Sir Frank McLean
Amone
Commodore Samson
Charles Leopold Samson
The
Law Society
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Ad
Sour stomach relief with Phillips Milk of Magnesia claimed to act instantly by neutralizing stomach acid and reducing gas. It is promoted as a preferred physician prescribed remedy for fifty years, offering a sweeter taste and gentler purge. Available in 25 cent and 50 cent bottles from drugstores. Milk of Magnesia is a U. S. registered trademark of The Charles H. Phillips Chemical Co. and its predecessor since 1875.
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Phillips
U. S
Charles H. Phillips Chemical’ Go
Charles H. Phillips
Misterole relief for colds and aches without plaster
A grandmother trusted mustard for colds but warned against plaster burns. Musterole offers relief like mustard plasters without blistering, a clean white ointment with oil of mustard. It soothes chest colds, bronchitis, neuralgia, rheumatism, sprains, bruises, and sore throats, possibly preventing pneumonia.
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Musterole
Death Notice from Willow Springs September 23, 1927
Age 75, Susannah Rich and Rhus a sah two of the Douglas county family mourn the passing of a father and grandfather. Six children survive: Elmer L Ira C Abraham J Mrs William Postina Mirs Charlie Joes-Outie. fourteen children total, with others preceded him. The service was held at BS church as the first generation closes.
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Willow Springs
Susannah Rich
Rhus
Douglas County
Denesa
Ibis
Elmer L
Ira C
Abraham
William
Postina
Mirs
Charlie
Joes
Condi
Fragmentary OCR note about a man and a woman
A garbled OCR excerpt mentions a man named Burton and a marred woman. The text strains to express happiness and companionship and hints at offering information or a letter. Details are unclear due to corruption.
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Baldwin News
Sears
Wheeling
Chillicothe
Burlington Railroad
S.tmoney
Ds- Mo
Pnk
Wfaxless
Westerville
Charles Snavely
Gary
B.C. Forbes
George S. Wampler
Rckss
India
Malabar
Lazarev
Count Orlov
Caterine the Great
Catherine the Great
Tsarskoe-Selo
Ufe
Captain Kettle
Carelo
Phillips Milk
Magnesia
Kansas Electric Power Co
Burton
Auvinas
Ead
Kansas
Coats
Ibage
Peoples Utilities Kansas Corp
Your Gas Co
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