Louisiana killer hunted after brutal double murder
New Orleans reports say Henry Moity, a former New Iberia butcher and artist, is sought for the deaths of his wife Theresa Alfano Moity and his brother Joseph's wife Jean Leey Moity. Bodies were found in trunks with severed limbs arranged around the torso, a knife left at the scene. Police inquiry extends to several ships and neighboring towns. Frank Kimmell, named on a wall, is held for questioning.
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New Orleans
Henry Molly
New Iberia
Moity
Theresa Alfano Moity
Yen
Jéana Leey Moity
Joseph
Dosseph Molly
Pillege
Tenry
Haning
Frank Kimmell
Theresa Molly
Admiral Magruder Says He Has Talked Too Much
Philadelphia report notes Rear Admiral Thomas J. Magruder, detached from Fourth Naval District command for criticizing navy and ministry, telling Fleet Reserve Association he has talked too much. He accepted the President's decision as final and would follow orders. Magruder was summoned to Washington for a conference. his successor is Latimer.
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Philadelphia
Thomas J. Magruder
Fourth Naval District
Navy
Mini
Fleet Reserve Association
Wilbur
Magruder
Washington
Witbur
Sia Juli
Latimer
Old Mine Is Bankrupt Yielding Quicksilver Glory
San Francisco reports the Almaden mine in Santa Clara County, famous for its $150,000,000 yield of quicksilver, has entered bankruptcy after A. E. Rowe filed a schedule of assets and liabilities. Liabilities reached $689,490 with assets at $12.10 disclosed as a forgotten bank deposit. The mines historic production under Spanish and California owners is recalled in the closure.
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San Francisco
Santa Clara County
Quicksilver
A. E. Rowe
Federal Bankruptcy Court
Assest
California
Invisible government must be ousted says former senator
Former Senator Owen of Oklahoma argues the central issue is removing what he calls the invisible government of big business from Washington. Addressing the Democratic women’s law enforcement league he says four fifths support prohibition but moneyed interests corrupt officials and law.
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Galtiore
Owen
Oklahoma
Washington
Hig
Democratic Women's Law Enforcement League
Oklahoman
Ame
Gta
Local Ladies Aid Meeting At Eudora Methodist Church
Mrs Pete Peelbrock attended the Ladies Aid at the Eudora Methodist church on Wednesday patterns. Gus Koehler and other residents spent that day with Mrs. Koehler.
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Pete’ Peelbrock
Ladies’ Aid
Eudora Methodist Church
Gus Koehler
Uncertain Reading Of Rural Visitors And Family News
Mr and Mrs Wilson Martins and family were Williamstown visitors Saturday. Topeka visits cited for illness and death of Mrs Beard's father. Hugh Holder received a black colored coon hound from Morrisville Missouri. Lawrence visitors listed with multiple names including Wagner Vausbinder Marcum Nyle Kyle. Several calls to and from Clyde Humphries Frank Black and Hugh Holder noted along with farm remodeling and a finger injury to Mildred Blaylock. Numerous social visits and family ties documented across Willamstown and Harveyville communities.
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Wilson Martin
Williamstown
Topeka
A. P. Marcum
Eerl
J. B. Nyle
Nancy Kyle
Jas. Gordon
Clyde Humphries
Fred Reed
Othel. Reed
Chas. Picken’s
N. T. Vausbinder
Hugh Holders
Cess Humphries
Rank . Black
Hugh
Holder
P. Burgoyne
Jas. Duncan
Myrtlé-Tarpy
John
Burgoyne
Lawrence
Oskalosa
S. P. Burgoyne
Clyde Kimble
Jas
Dune
Frank Black
Mildred Blaylock
Mildred
Hugh Holden
Mr.Holden
Margaret Vansbinder
Y Sors Had &S
E. A. Vansbinder
Will Vansbinder
Nellie Vasishiapes
iHarveyville
Clyde
Humbhries
Steve Welter
Chath
Clyde. Humphries
Alfred “Hunter
Kansas. City
Local residents share weekend visits across Kansas
Evening Star lists numerous social visits in Kansas including Mr. and Mrs. Gus Koch of Kansas City dining with Mrs. Fred Koch sr. and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Mayhew. Misses Strobel spent time with Grandma Kurtz. Mr. and Mrs. North hosted guests at Leavenworth. Otto Spitzli hosts Gleaners class. many calls, visits, and drives to Topeka Lawrence and Kaw City detailed among families Koch, Kurtz, Bowen, Neis, Parker, and Mayhew with dinners, honor rolls, and bridge party notes.
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Gus Koch
Kansagity
Fred Koch
Lester Mayhew
Alvenia
Helen
Pearl Strobel
Grandma Kurtz
Minnie Kurtz
Pete Edelbrock
Kaby
Paul North
Leavenworth
Archie Allen
Rosese ‘Parker
Trahp
Roberts
Weaver
Etta Gilmore
Toneka
Otto Spitzi
Alexandria. A
Myriv Hunsinger
Robbie June
Roy Kurtz
Hesner
Elmer Kurtz
Kansas City
Af Lawrence
Alray Parker
Prairie Center
William Spitzli
Topeka
Lecompton
Old Friendly
Laster Mayhew
Bettyew
Wagner
Olathe, _ Leon
Parker Snent
Frederick
Urtz
Ant
Otto Spitzit
Gleaners
Methodist Church
Genevieve Bowen
Eudorahich School
Bowen
Mev
John Bowen
Eugene McCabbin
Baby Gere
Kaw Villey
Harry Broers
Foster Mardew
Lawrence
Oscar Westerhouse
Kudora
Koch
Ne Honda
Ben “Neis
Rath
Ruby Neis
Fred Neis
Mudora
Hosner
John Bower
Leslie Kindred
Aid
John Miller
Budora
Holler
Walter Parker
Lester
Mayhew
Betty Mayhew
California Fig Syrup Offered as Gentle Laxative for Children
An old time remedy praised for treating upset stomachs and constipation in children and adults. The ad touts California Fig Syrup as a safe, tasty laxative that relieves feverish, fussy, and listless children by easing stomach pain and bowel waste. It warns buyers to buy only from the California Fig Syrup Company to avoid counterfeits.
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California
International Harvester to Build Warehouse Near Topeka
Topeka Oct 28 AP announcement says International Harvester company has bought 18 acres of land adjoining the city for a large transfer warehouse to serve as a distributing center for harvesting machinery in this section. The plant will boost local industry and storage capacity.
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Topeka
International Harvester Company
Hallowe'en
Trim- Drug
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Evening Star
Reusch Garage
General Electric Refrigerator
Topeka International Harvester Company
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