Killer Hickman’s Los Angeles confession ends pursuit
William Edward Hickman, en route to Los Angeles in a prison car, confessed to kidnapping and murdering Marian Parker and dismembering her body. District Attorney Asa Keyes announced the details after hours of interrogation, revealing how Hickman lured Marian, killed her, and sold the torso to her father.
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Los Angeles
William Edward Hickman
Marian Parker
California
Hickman
Asa Keyes
Keyes
Pendleton
Ore
Bellevue Apartments
Perry M. Parker
Marian
Herbert L. Mantz
Kansas City
Parker
Marjorie
Pasadena
Writing a Letter to Share News Across Town
The piece explains how a local paper acts as a tireless letter writer for residents both near and far. It urges readers to send weekly items about marriages births deaths travels business progress accidents crops meetings and local improvements to inform absent friends.
District Court Calendar Sets Trials and Jury List
Judge Jey L. Downing schedules district court for January 3 1928 with a packed docket. Matched trials include Bee Bros. v Longbroda and Cornwall v Miller on Jan 3 and other cases through Jan 16. a jury panel of county residents is named for the term.
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Jey L. Downing
Bee Bros
Longbroda
Cornwall
Miller
State of Idaho
Maughan
Frank Wright
George Wright
M. Jacobson
Chenck
M. Sharp
Coffing
M. Bulcki
Keetch
Former Paris Matron Dies in California
Word arrived here that Mrs. Joel Rich formerly of Paris died in California after a heart attack. Burial was held in California.
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PARIS
California
Joel Rich
Ormerly
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Death
Family expresses heartfelt thanks to those who aided during illness and after the death of their mother. Appreciation also goes to those who sent flowers and provided acts of kindness.
Paris Loyal Citizen Joseph Stucki Dies at 43
Joseph S. Stucki 43, beloved Paris resident and trusted civic figure, died at Salt Lake hospital after stomach ulcer surgery. He left a wife and seven children, including son Wendel serving in Germany with the L D S church. Funeral held at First ward chapel with district officials and local leaders attending.
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Jos. S. Stucki
Salt Lake
Wendel
Germany
First Ward
Joseph Stucki
Paris
Pations Club
Stake
Paris First
Mark Austin
Christmas Socials And Family Gatherings In Garden City
Last Wednesday the high school held a Christmas party in the gym with games and refreshments. Several residents visiting from Logan attended holiday gatherings with relatives in Garden City. A Christmas program entertained schoolchildren, and many families hosted dinners with extended kin, including the Satterthwaite and Loveland families. A death notice reports Mrs. A. R. Teeples, daughter of Alma P. Peck and Sarah Peck, died December 16 at her brother Thorit Peck’s home.
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Myrl Satterthwaite
Verrell Sprouse
Logan
Lolita Hodges
Archie Sims
Gladys Pone
Ruby Calder
LeEtta Dustin
Fern Pope
Montpelier
Rulon Clark
Raul Findlay
Milford Loveland
Sid Loveland
Roy Loveland
Victor Satterthwaite
Bart Satterthwaite
Owen Satterthwaite
Russell Satterthwaite
Christmas at Home Brings Elder Raél Monson Back
Elder Raél Monson returned home for Christmas after two years of mission work in the southern states and reports being well and content with his labors. The community notes include Christmas observances, visits of students and families, and local actions such as a wood-gathering gesture for a hospitalized bishop, with sympathy offered to the Wilkes family for a newborn who died briefly after birth.
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W Smith Hoge
Hoge
Stucks
Wilford W. Richards
Garland L. D
Guyman
Montpelier
Stake
Raél Monson
Monson
Élywhere
Frank Jones
Cokeville
Hugh Morgan
Liberty
Elizabeth Butler
Vivian Minor
Pocatello
Marjorie Bolton
Frank Hemmert
Benson Peterson
Cornell
LaGrand Arnell
Lawrence Peterson
Aurum Rich
Forest Pugmire
Richard Turner
Charles Thompson
Sidney Pugmire
R. P. Nelson
Nelson
Helen Pugmire
N. E. Pugmire
Mary Hemmert
Lava
Utah
Josephine Blade
Ogden
Libbie Wells
Messers
Odell
Lysle Wilhelmsen
Nephi
Nels Bunderson
E. C. Keetch
Gladden
Chauncey Wilkes
Heggs
Jack Wright
Leanor Grosjean
Ruth Dalton
Tempe Collegian Reports Dr Bateman Appointment
The Tempe Collegian notes the appointment of Dr George Bateman as professor of chemistry and natural science at Tempe. Bateman earned a PhD from Cornell, joined Sigma Xi, taught in New York, and heads the department after traveling from New Orleans via the Sunset Limited. He was a standout at Fielding Academy and UAC.
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Logan
Utah
Tempe
Arizona
George Bateman
John Bateman
Paris
Bateman
Cornell University
Sigma Zi
St. Charles
Ite
Monson
John Spencer
Gardeni City
Salt Lake City
William J. Spencer
Kenneth Sims
D. L. Hays
Salt Lake
Bear Lake
Obituary: Mrs Teeples Remembered Across Utah
Funeral services were held at the Vineyard ward chapel in Provo Utah with interment at Provo City Cemetery. At death she resided in Vernal Utah but childhood and early marriage were spent in Garden City and Bear Lake people recall her girlhood days.
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Vinyard Ward
Provo
Utah
Provo City
Teeples
Vernal
Bear Lake
Garden City
Funeral for Mrs. Annie Tueller a Saintary Utah pioneer
Immersed in Mormon faith since childhood, Annie Tueller died after stomach surgery in Denver at age 70. Funeral services led by Bishop D C Rich were held in the First Ward chapel with choir music and tributes from relatives and church officials. Her eight children survive with several living in Paris Aston Montpelier Provo and Denver.
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First Ward
Annie Tueller
Denver, Coya
City Cemetery
D. C. Rich
Ward Choir
Golden ‘Tueller
Pres-Wim-L.-Rich
Adolph Hunzeker
George Spencer
Pres
Roy A. Welker
J. W. Cook
Henry Tuescher
Sern
Switzerland
Utah
America
Nelson Empy
Salt Lake City
John Tueller
Providence
Paris
Dea
Denver
G. W. West
Aston
Wyo
Fred Hunzeker
Montpelier
John H. King
Walter D. Tueller
Provo
Clara and
Joel Tueller
Colo
Fielding High Triumphs Over Kemmerer Hoopers
Fielding High defeated Kemmerer, Wyoming 30 to 17 before a large Emerson Gym crowd. The first half were tied 12 12 as Kemmerer foul shooting kept them in reach, while Fielding rallied in the second half holding the visitors to five points. G. Michalson Booth and Stock led Fielding’s strong team effort with Hendrick and Little stars for Kemmerer.
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Emerson Gym
Kemmerere
Wyo
Kemmerer
Hendrick
Little
G. Michaelson
Booth
Stock
Notice for Publication LeRoy Hill land claim
Department of the Interior notices LeRoy Hill of Bloomington Idaho intends to prove up a land claim in Boise Meridian tract in Section 18 Township 16 South Range 46 East. He will present proof before W Smith Hoge A S Commissioner in Paris Idaho on February 3 1928. Witnesses listed include Hyrum Esterholdt Ernest Payne Hubert Jacobson and Raoul Palmer all of Bloomington Idaho.
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LeRoy Hill
Bloomington
Idaho
Township
Range 46
Boise Meridian
W. Smith Hoge
A. S
Paris
Hyrum Esterholdt
Pegram
Ernest Payne
Hubert.Jacobson
Raoul Palmer
P. G. Johnston
Register
Fielding Wins A Tight Clash Over Grace 92 to 31
Fielding defeats Grace High School 92 to 31 in a fast paced game marked by a clever early Grace run and a strong Fielding second half. Handenmaker led Grace with 11 points while Bird topped Fielding.
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Grace High School
Fielding
Grace
Handenmaker
Bird
Oldest Idaho Citizen George Bateman 102 at Bloomington
George Bateman aged 102, the oldest man in Idaho, resides in Bloomington. He attended a Christmas dinner at St Charles with his daughter Marjorie Floyd and five generations present including Alfred Bateman 78 and Emerson Pugmire with child Venice.
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George. Bateman
Idaho
L. D
Marjorie Floyd
St. Charles
George Bateman
Alffred Bateman
Floyd
Emerson Pugmire
Venice
Resolutions and habits shape over time, not just New Year
The piece argues resolutions can begin any time, though New Year’s appeals as a fresh start. It notes change depends on mental groove and persistence, not date, and cites Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Budge of Manson visiting relatives in Paris St. Charles during Christmas.
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Cyril Budge
Manson
Paris St. Charles
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