Slayers to Gallows for 1928 Kansas City Slayings
Three armed gunmen who shot at a Republican National Convention crowd on June 14, 1928, and robbed the Tome Trust company face execution. Governor Henry B. Caulfield announced he would not alter the triple, simultaneous death sentences for the bandits who killed Taree H. (Happs) Smith and three companions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Tome Trust
Henry B. Caulfield
Taree H
Happs
Smith
Air Waves Schedule and Programs Across Local Radio
A rundown of KTSA and sister stations listing daily programs, talking shows, music hours, and special segments. Includes details on times, guests, politics, weather, and other offerings across stations WOAI KGCJ KTSA and KTAP with multiple orchestras and dance programs.
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WOAI
Fleischman
NBC
Maxwell House
N.B.U
RCA
Orchestra
Lucky Strike
KGCJ
Itico
Baseball U —Politico
Anabuae Hove
Cherrie Club
Detty Crocker
NDC
N.B.C
Lisa.m
Musical show tunes slated on CBS Kodak hour
Nathaniel Shilkret leads his brother Jack in a lively program on CBS Kodak hour with selections from The Connecticut Yankee, a poem by Edgar Guest read by Bradford Brown, and a revival of Cardinella. Also featuring tenor and soprano solos and the Six Box of Melody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel Shilkret
Jack Shilkret
Victor Edmunds
George Slasley
Della Laker
Edgar Guest
Bradford Brown
KSA
Cardenella
Prohibition Agent Golding Suspended in New York Probe
New York World reports Captain George E. Golding, a special prohibition agent in charge of federal undercover men, has been suspended pending an investigation of a civilian complaint. Prohibition officials say the complaint does not involve his official duties. The complainant is unnamed.
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New York
Sui
New York World
George E. Golding
The
World
Golding
Writer Likely to Resume Pacific Coast Tour
Garet Garrett, noted magazine writer, is recovering from a stomach ailment in a Los Angeles hospital. Hospital attaches say he will likely trek the Pacific coast tour with George Horace Lorimer, editor of The Saturday Evening Post. A classified notice may offer details later today.
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Los Angeles
Garet Garrett
Pacific Coast
George Horace Lorimer
Soluriny Evening Poet
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KTSA
Thin Light
Shiles
Ttay Wire
Muse
Lealth
Ida Dalley Allen
Mildred Kitchen
Storer Farm Hans
Wrocopio Hat Brigade
Rudy Valee
Connecticut Yandems
TSA
Lodia Bour
Woat
Iwoat
Rolfe
Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra
N. B.C
Phil Cook
KGCI
Its
Arzaret
Voultry
Ellocyelea
Orson
Housewify
Gunset Limited
Apanod
Neve Orienoa Limited
Southern Pacific
Gig
Eaal Commerce
Crockett
Saint Louis
City Ticket Office
Navarro Street
Sagars
SRD
Ocean Trail
Miami
San Antonio
Teeluaine
Gelveston
Mealard Verth
Rail-Water Circle Tours
Galvesion
Meale and
Barth
Stear
de Luxe
Galveston
Aw York
Alcon Quin
Gelverton
Raorsings
Clyde
Mallory
Gonler Fetes
Ste Antonia
Phane Crothere
TS Pitman
Geni Arest
Gate Paper Mall
Talk
People’s Progressive Party
Citizens’ League
Bat Corrigan
Gord Government League
Walter Trnan
Starling
Progressive Party
KIAP
New York 1
Jecef Homann
Kreisler
Mischa Fleman
Mediairoe
John F. Curry
Nate Nine
Watast
Ithe
N.Y
Politioa
Robt. W. B. Terrell
Ktsa Tonight
Walter ‘Tynan
Buick
Fisher
Buick Motor Company
Flint
Michigan
General Motors Corporation
McLaughlin-Buick
Oshawa
Ont
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