Bremer kidnap case arrestee McDonald held on ransom plot
Detroit dispatch reports Cassius M. McDonald a 12 year old engineer was arrested on a warrant alleging he arranged for exchange of $72,000 of Edwin G. Bremer’s ransom. Bond set at $100,000 with removal hearing scheduled for October 8. McDonald linked to Barker Karpis case and Cuba money trail.
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Detroit
Cassius M. McDonald
Edwin G. Bremer
St. Paul
McDonald
Lake Front
Gros. Pointe Village
United States
Frank Q. Quinn
Liberty
Miami
Florida
Alvin Karpis
Bremer
William G. Comb
Havana
Cuba
Rochester
Minn
Department of Justice
Barker-Karpis
Karpis
Harry Campbell
Joe Adams
Bureau of Investigation
Ran
Hopewell Community Notes Attendances and Visits
Hopewell Mrs Roy Merchant attended the Ladies Aid at Valley Chapel on Wednesday. Miss Laptad visiting High Prime, called on Claude Johnson who is ill with appendicitis. Hershel Merchant was a Sunday supper guest of Donald Vaughn. Mrs A P Foster entertained the Hopewell country club Thursday. September 19, Mr and Mrs George Reynolds and Geneva were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Christina Heim of Worden. Mrs B A Hammond entertained the Rock club Thursday night. Mr and Mrs Fred Purvis and family were Lawrence into Saturday evening. Mrs W W Vaughn visited Mrs E T Black to see Mrs Wilbur Black of Ottawa. Oscar Williams returned from Cripple Creek, Colo. Raymond Williams remained. Earl Junior Williams of Abilene visited Mrs Ada Williams. Mr and Mrs A M Reser attended church at High Prairie Sunday and were dinner guests of Mrs Ralph Flory of Willow Springs. Mrs B A Hammond attended a bridge club Saturday at the home of Mrs Elton Mellor. Mr and Mrs Russel Deay, Thurman and Juanita Ruth, Mr and Mrs Lewis Tucker, Drexell and Lois were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Ann Deay. Irvin Arthur and Mrs Rose Orrick of Eudora vicinity visited. Afternoon callers included Mrs Inez Matheny of Kansas City, Mr and Mrs Alvin Gabriel and children. A series of Church of Christ meetings at Vinland begins Monday evening September 30 with Evangelist A R Kepple of Kansas City in charge. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Roy Merchant
Ladies Aid
Valley Chapel
Miss Laptad
High Prime
Claude Johnson
Hershel Merchant
Donald Vaughn
A. P. Foster
Hopewell Country Club
George Reynolds
Geneva
Christina Heim
Worden
B. A. Hammond
Rock Club
Fred Purvis
Lawrence
W. W. Vaughn
E. T. Black
Wilbur Black
Ottawa
Oscar Williams
Cripple Creek
Colo
Raymond Williams
Earl Junior Williams
Abilene
Bridge Club
Elton Mellor
Russel Deay
Thurman
Juanita Ruth
Lewis Tucker
Drexell
Lois
Ann Deay
Irvin Arthur
Rose Orrick
Eudora
Inez Matheny
Kansas City
Alvin Gabriel
Church of Christ
A. R. Kepple
Rohe Family Gatherings and Visitors Reported
Mrs Glenn Smith Mrs Albert Edler and Mabel visited Henry Rohe home Thursday. Mr and Mrs Dan Selzer and Dorian spent Sunday evening with George Rohe. Henry Rohe hosted a dinner with Mrs Roy Breithaupt. Bertha Teresa Speicher Delbert Griffin visited William Speicher in Topeka Friday evening. Beulah Rohe Wellsville and Maxine Schellack spent the weekend with parents. Henry Rohe Mary Edith Jo Mrs Albert Edler and Mabel visited Kansas City Saturday for dinner with Albert Jacobson family.
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Henry Rohe
Dan Selzer
Dorian
George Rohe
Charles Speicher
Lorenz Speicher
Roy Breithaupt
Bertha
Theresa Speicher
Delbert Griffin
William Speicher
Topeka
Beulah Rohe
Wellsville
Maxine Schellack
Mary
Edith Jo
Albert Edler
Mabel
Kansas City
Albert Jacobson
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Bremer Cash
Watersmeet
Upper Peninsula
Oakland Hills Country Club
West Fairview
Shoemaker
Beverly
Rose
Williamstown
Jerry Cummings
Harriett
Berryton
Nancy Cummings
Edith Hilbert
Gons
Bruce Gress
Linwood
Russell Woodward
Lizzie McLaughlin
Woodward
Sioux City
Walt Bowen
Hastings
Bean
Holphe Beam
George Gerischena
Paul
Watson
Hopewell
Glenn Smith
Martin Rohe, Jr
Chevrolet
Goodrich
NASH
Winter Chevrolet Co
New Hampshire St
Priscilla
Glenn Ellyn
Axminster
Studio Colch
Goodyear
Enmie
Berwyn Axminster
Montgomery Ward
Mass
Kansas Public Service Co
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