Sheriff Arrest Log Highlights Multiple Warrant and DUI Charges
The Daily Report details numerous sheriff and police arrests from Thursday to Saturday across Franklin and nearby counties. Notable actions include warrants for probation violations and failure to appear, driving while suspended cases, and possessory charges. Several detainees were processed, bonded, or transported, with juvenile handling noted for Nichole Brown.
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Sheriff's Department
South Main Street
Johnny S. Horn
Franklin County
Idaho
Jackson Roads
Nicole Allen
Williamsburg
Miami County
Allen
Paul Gorsline
Gorsline
Michael W. Wood Jr
Rantoul
Woodson Road
Donna Sommer
Baldwin City
John Walterman
South Olive Street
Dallas
J. Ambler
Ottawa
I-35
Nichole Brown
Juvenile Detention Center
Police Department
North Main Street
Dennis Ward
Nathan Morgan
South Pecan Street
Jessie Sirico
Second
Beech Streets
Paul Powell
Beech
Daniel Wheeler
John Kristofferson
Christopher Thomas
Alan Vogh
Pomona
Scott Mesik
Michelle Leecy
Sheriff’s Department reports multiple custody and theft incidents
Friday incidents include a foster child runaway located and taken to a juvenile detention center, custody interference reported to the Franklin County Attorney, and a custody return issue forwarded to the attorney. Theft cases cite copper wire valued at 170 dollars, garage burglary with items worth 2550, and school building thefts totaling 2540 dollars.
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Ellis Road
Princeton
Louisiana Road
Ottawa
Franklin County Attorney's Office
South Main Street
Franklin County Attorney’s Office
Texas Road
Kansas City Power and Light
Wellsville
Central Heights School
Fair Recovers Momentum After 9 11 At Kansas State Fair
Hutchinson AP report notes the Kansas State Fair rebounded after Sept 11 2001 when officials debated closing the event. Attendance slid then recovered, and organizers plan memorial ceremonies and tributes marking the anniversary. The fair emphasizes ongoing momentum amid economic strains.
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Hutchinson
U.S
Denny Stoecklein
Stoecklein
Wichita Eagle
Taft to pass Ottawa on Kansas trip and Baldwin visit
President Taft will travel from Coffeyville to Kansas City via Ottawa on September 6 1911 to address the Conservation Congress and speak from a special train. He spends Sunday in Baldwin for Baker University festivities and returns to Coffeyville Sunday night after the inauguration.
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Taft
Coffeyville
Kansas City
The
Conservation Congress
Baldwin
Mason
Baker University
Death of Robert L. Lingard 78 formerly of Princeton
Robert L. Lingard, 78, died Sunday, Sept. 4, 2011, at Midland Care Hospice after a long illness. Services are 11 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 7, at Wanamaker Woods Church of the Nazarene. Burial follows at Penwell-Gabel Cemetery. Lying in repose after 5 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 6, at Penwell-Gabel Southwest Chapel where friends call from 6 to 8 p.m. Memorials may go to Midland Care Hospice Services. Condolences to be posted at Penwell-GabelTopeka.com and Ottawaherald.com. A full obituary will appear later.
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Robert L. Lingard
Princeton
Midland Care
Wanamaker Woods Church of
Southwest Chapel
Wanamaker Road
Topeka
Midland Care Hospice Services
Frazier Circle
PenwellGabelTopeka.com
Ottawaherald.com
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