Trial in Arachel kidnaping case nears end in Oklahoma City
Defense rests for two of ten defendants as federal judge prepares final instructions. Key players include Albert Bates and Charles Urschel linked suspects Bailey and Shannon groups. Testimony covers the Shannon farm incident, ransom money, and figures like George "Machine Gun" Kelly. Authorities report discovery of $73 250 in void notes, boosting Urschel’s relief.
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Oklahoma City
Charles F. Arachel
Albert L. Bates
Charles F. Urschel
Harvey - Bailey
Shannon
R.G. Shannon
Ora Shannon
Twin Cities
Edgar 5. Vaught
Sam Kozberg
Sam Kronick
Isadore Bluemenfeld
Barney Berman
Cli Skelly
Patch yields fortune in Urschel money recovery case
The Justice Department announced that part of the Urschel money was located as searches continued. Report mentions a Cass Coleman farm and Bow pt. 27 with details continuing on Page.
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Justice
Department
Tella
Urachel
Cass Coleman
Kingis Bow
Justice “Department
Indictment Returned for Hoarding Gold
Frederick Campbell, a boy, was indicted in federal court for hoarding gold bullion valued at $200,574.34. The case marks the first prosecution under the gold hoarding act and the related executive order, with Campbell alleged to have held the bullion in bank care and to have failed to file the required report.
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New York
Beot
Frederick Barber Campbell
Roosevelt
Anne
Annes
Campbell
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Nation at Labor Strife Spurs Nationwide Walkouts
Across the nation labor frictions persist as NRA mediators settle some disputes while new strikes erupt in Detroit, Chester, Washington and other cities. Daniel C. Roper says such disputes are natural during transition and should not derail the recovery. Major actions include 8,000 auto tool workers in Detroit and several thousand Ford workers in Chester, with a threatened airplane pilots strike averted.
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NRA
Daniel C. Roper
New York
Detroit
Chester
Ford
Washington
Buick
Chevrolet
A.C
Flint
Mic
Hartford
Conn
Paterson
Silk
Philadelphia
Clairton
Carnegie Steel
San Francisco
George Creel
Western District
Teo
Marked for Murder A Chicago plot tied to Cermak death
AP report recounts testimony in the Lang case noting Mayor Cermak and his aide discussed a plot to assassinate him before the gunman’s fatal shot at the World’s Fair opening. Former Sgt Harry Miller testified that a campaign against gangsters was planned and a syndicate imported a killer. Louis Campagnia named among seven men seized in a downtown raid.
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Cermak
Lang
Networld
Miller
Chicago
Ler
They Married Anyway In Ambulance Cot Wedding
A couple in Greenup Kentucky wed on an ambulance cot after a racing accident forced the bride to radiate through injuries. The ceremony occurred last night following a collision near Portsovn. Portcity officials reported the incident and the couple, though hurt, chose to marry amid emergency care.
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Greenup
Portsoven
Kansas treasurer Boyd resigns amid bond scandal turmoil
Topeka September 27 AP Kansas state and federal charges push State Treasurer Tom B Boyd to resign effective October 1 Gov Landon accepted the letter stating the resignation is not an admission of charges He cited the wholesale forgeries and the challenge of reopening the fiscal agency amid millions in payments The governor noted plans to appoint a successor and a special legislative committee may consider impeachment against any state officer Names of potential successors circulate around Abilene Erie Bellaire Wichita and Topeka while bond forgeries and investigations continue to unfold.
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Topeka
Kansas
Tom B. Boyd
Alf M. Landon
Landon
Boyd
Igeney
Fred M. Harris
Orb
Charles Case
Abilene
Seth Wells
Erie
Adeninierention
Ben.s. Paulen
Bellairee
Carl White
Wichita
Seeatierasse
E. Wilken
Charles Snyder
Leavenworth
Floyd Whiteside
Jessalader
Belvue
Case Reports Skew in New Ford Vamos Ches
Unclear fragments show scattered references to cases reported in what seems a local page. Mentions of Ford, Vamos, and Ser indicate names or titles linked to entities, but readable context is too fragmentary to identify a coherent event or outcome.
Vinland Fair Schedule and Events at Local High School
The annual Vinland fair runs three days starting Thursday morning at Vinland High School and adjoining grounds. Highlights include a Marionette show by the Bush One sisters, a vocal solo by Fincher, a clog dance by Charles Patton, and entertainment by Ochse's Gang. J R Holmes will chair the goodwill committee talk and the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce sponsors the program. Fred Gottstein is president. Henry Miskemin is vice president. T P Stevens is secretary. Deal Six treasurer. H N Hoskinson manages the program.
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Cwill
Vinland’ High ‘School
J. R. Holmes
Bushone Sisters
Way Fincher
Charles Patton
Deal Six
B. A. Stevens
H. N. Hoskinson
Vinland
Ifair
Lecompton
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Harman
Arseshoe
Globe
Hopewi
M. Cc
Coxawell
Ram
Farmers‘ Union
Baldwin
Horeshoe
Niet
Ciiaton
Eudora Band
Journal-World Va
No Casualties as River Boat Is Hit by Freighter
Four passengers of the Hudson river night line boat Rensselaer were injured when a Swedish freighter Roxena collided with the passenger boat near Albany. Water poured into the hull but no one was seriously hurt. The Rensselaer resumed its trip to New York after repairs and the damaged section was raised.
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Poughkeepsie
Hudson River
Rensselaer
Roxena
Albany
New
Union Pacific Announces Rail Expansion Amid Uncertain Market
Union Pacific president Carl Gray said the railroad faces a perplexing business outlook with activity near last year's level. Extensive steel rails are prepared for a new freight line project to be completed in December, to be tested across system sections under varied weather conditions.
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Ashington
Carl Gray
The
Road
Heavy Toll From Floods Rises in Asia
Floods across Asia, including China and surrounding regions, have caused numerous deaths and widespread suffering. Reports indicate thousands displaced and millions facing hardship as rescue efforts continue amid severe rainfall and flooding. Local authorities urge aid and careful evacuation to protect vulnerable populations.
Lawrence Market Invitation Attendee Notice
Market participants are invited to attend a forthcoming Set event. The notice lists attendees and aims to gather local vendors and guests for a community gathering at a central Lawrence venue.
Brown sonat serone on river capacity report
AP dispatch notes Brown chose of official department officials said a public return would be made. The secrecy and spectiol ip down the stream last week indicated the channel was satisfactory. Washington likely Friday or Saturday for release.
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Washington
Aps Brown
Two Armored Men Implicated in Ice Car Attack
A train accident near Sixth and Locust left Hightower with a crushed right foot a missing left foot and head injuries after he says two armed men forced him from a refrigerator car. He reported seeing the men divide money in bills and identified them to Union Pacific officers. A pursuit along the Creteus train route was ordered as investigators note his Kansas City origin and plan further checks.
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North Lawrence Ternoon
W. J. Cummings
Union Pacific Railroad
Hightower
Nader
Memorial Hospital
Kansas City
Topeka Jay
Creteus
Colorado
Kensalvv
Penfield Jones
Pleased With Friendly Help from United States in League Assembly
A British official told the League of Nations assembly that world matters such as disarmament show friendly cooperation and help from the United States. He spoke after South Africa’s Charles te Water opened proceedings with a speech praising Argentina’s accession and signaling signs of economic recovery.
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League ‘of Nations ‘Assembly
United States
Charles Te Water
Union of South Africa
Raroceting
Cecon
Armentina
John Sion
Fragmentary wartime dispatch claims verified elsewhere
A fragmented report claims 17,900 killed including students in Fukien during a northwest invasion. The message cites communist and invasion terms but notes no independent verification. Government troop movements and casualty figures remain unconfirmed.
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Cochow
Fukien
Reber
Threat of attack fades as Peiping reports calm
Fragmentary AP copy notes Peiping amid tension with China and Japan. Mentions military leaders and possible threats easing after gravity of situation described. No clear details on dates or entities due to garbled input.
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Peiping
China
Fang
Chen-Wu
Japan
Would Restrict Sales Arais Indaste Would Sell
Arais Indaste proposes to sell only to Otteon, restricting other buyers for the machine Goss. The plan outlines a targeted sales approach and exclusivity terms centered on a single purchaser.
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Arais Indaste
Otteon
Wheat allotment checks set for Douglas County contracts
About 200 applications representing roughly 1369 acres in Douglas County are under review by the county committee to finalize contracts for wheat acreage reductions. Additional applications are expected and will be processed, with reductions estimated around 15 percent for this year.
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Douglas
Clinton
Kanwaka
Willow Springs
Marion
Palmyra No. 1
Palmyra No
Eudora
Grant
Lecompton
Wakarusa
Wheat
Cleveland publisher obituary hints at El bert Hall Baker
Cleveland Sept 27 AP reports publisher El bert Hall Baker died last night after a long paper career. He chaired the Plain Dealer Royar company board and led the Associated Press bureau in Cleveland. Baker served as Rotary official and held roles in national press groups.
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Cleveland
Elbert Hall ‘Baker
The
Plain ‘Dealer
Royar Company
Piner
Field Chreghont
Associated Press
Association
Officials approve table work for city project this week
City officials today approved planned table work for a Kansas project. The meeting details indicate preparations for a forthcoming agenda item this week involving the board and city staff.
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I the
Kansas
National League and Yankees Hit Sharp Notes in Play
Fragmented recap shows Hubbell strong in the National League win while New York Yankees stay hot. Gehrig and Ruth figure in early game highlights as Grove, Gehrig, and left fielder's hits shape the action across two contests.
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New
New York
Grabowski
Dee Sale Ashe
Hubbell
Yankees
Lou’ Gehrig
Babe
Gienn
Grove
Soak Janes
Clara Bow Takes It On Chin In Movie Fight
Clara Bow, the red headed film star, takes a brutal punch during a chaotic fight scene in a new picture. On a platform she leaps into a mob rescue, reels, but smiles as cameras roll. She is sent home to bed but expected to work again.
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Clara
Wales
Resanding 9.5 Miles of Highway Planned at Lawrence
State Highway Director Harry Darby told State Senator Carl Friend that resanding 9.5 miles from Lawrence to the east Douglas County line will not delay permanent surfacing. Bids open October 18 in Troy for the work, costing about 4 000 to 5 000 dollars, to keep No 10 open through winter while federal funds of roughly 10 000 000 dollars are awaited.
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Lawrence
Douglas County
Troy
Harry Darby
Carl Friend V'Terday
Highway Commission
Darby
Sorvne
Friend
No. 10
Kansas City
Seato
Toveka
Highway Department
Oskaloosa
Ranterek
Coun Projec Belet
Osage
Overbrook
U.s.50n
U.S. 50N
Baldwin
Salina man arrested in embezzlement case
L R Cariberg cashier of First National Bank of Kingfisher Oklahoma was arrested by Sheriff Ed Martin on a charge of embezzlement totaling 300 dollars. Sheriff Martin said a bank shortage of 66000 existed when Carlberg disappeared around July 19. Carlberg reportedly told Police Captain Harold Joy he had been “playing the board” and lost 72000 on one deal, and was brought to Kingfisher with Martin.
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Bailey
James H. Mathers
Shannon Farm
Texas
Kingfisher
Lere
Kansasey
Union Station
Mathers
Salina
Kan
L. R. Cariberg
First National Bank of Kingfisher
Ohls
Ed Martin
Martin
Carlberg
Ford strike hits 2400 workers in Detroit outlook
Ford Motor Company officials said they were informed that about 2000 to 2400 workers were affected by a strike extending into the week. The company spokesman said some 200 workers had walked out, with additional men reportedly joining the action. The union seeks a Grecing week minimum of a day.
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Detroit
Ford Motor
Alla Bert Wand
Ford
Sai
Former Clerk Acquitted in Embezzlement Case
In Johnson County district court Naomi Ayers was acquitted by a jury yesterday after the defense argued an audit showed discrepancies. The charge of embezzling 3855 was pursued against the former clerk amid contested records and accounting gaps.
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Olatiwith
Stock Market Index Sees Mixed New York Trading
A brief market update shows New York stocks trading with modest moves as the index hovered around 76.6 amid scattered activity. Investors weighed early gains and losses in a surface snapshot of the day’s unsettled session.
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New York
Lawrence to host fall window unveiling and motor show
Merchants along Massachusetts street plan a town event starting at 7:30 pm with a windows display of fall merchandise across stores. A motor car show in the 300 block will feature new models and select used cars, with traffic curbed in the 800 block. The evening includes a parade from Eleventh to Sixth streets led by Lawrence High School boys and a Legion drum and bugle corps performance, followed by maneuvers in the 800 block. The public is urged to attend and shop downtown.
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Lawrence
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Street
W. J. Cummings
Lawrence High School
Beys and Aid
Beard Pull Mart
Thej
Eleventh
American Legion
Legion Corps
Massachuses
Salina
Legion
Explosion Burns Fatal to Mrs Knight at Home
Mrs Knight died at Memorial hospital after a stove explosion in the kitchen of 807 New Jersey Street. Her daughter Mary Barrett died hospital hours later. Both suffered severe burns and were injured Monday morning when the stove exploded.
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Lewis ‘Knight
Memorial Hospital
New Jersey Street
Knight
Maraarts
Mary Baret
He Hospital
Transient relief funds range set for 14 states
Washington reports 257 wide programs to aid transient unemployment with 14 states receiving grants. Hopkins says public funds show fewer families on unemployment, cost uncertainty between July and August across 40 states and DC. Kansas among states listed. ten states report increases in relief cases. Transient service bureaus will be created at strategic points under trained social workers.
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Washingtort
Harry
Hopkins
District of Columbia
Kansas
Anust
Alabama
Arkansas
Florda
Louisiana
Michigan
Mexico
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Virginia
Former Student Towed Germaine Gen to Bride of Merl Heffrer
An unclear clipping reports a former student tied to a planned marriage. It mentions actress Germaine Gen, Merl Heffrer, and a Greene family from an unidentified city. The source also references a University of Kansas affiliation and a Sophia or sophomore status.
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Germaine Gen
Bride of
Merl Heffrer,’ Jr
Aera Greene Actreed
W.E. Greene
Sophonk
University’ of
Kansas
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Urschel
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Lucaro
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Liberty
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Regen Me
Leland Caldwell
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Iewann
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Nanking
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Se Brown
Sonat Serone
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