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Newspaper

Scandia Journal

Location

Scandia, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1929

Page

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Porter's Journal Ends With Seance Plot and Suspicions

The diary recalls Halliday planning another seance to recover incriminating evidence left in the house after a secretary’s murder. It notes possible sightings, a copied unfinished letter, and the danger of letting Hayward or Livingstone near the house. The writer fears a fatal outcome if plans go ahead.

Halliday Horace Porter Eugenia Riggs Livingstones Butler Edith Bethel Gordon Greenough Livingstone Cameron Skipper Mrs. Livingstone Searce Isk Jane Hayward Daresay

Tragedy Night Ends Journal Chapter I September 10 1922

The narrative recalls the eve of September 10 1922 as characters gather in a lodge to confront possible fraud in a séance. Suspicion centers on Livingstone and Hayward amid a tense supernatural test with Jane unconscious in a trance and Cameron questioning whether the event is genuine or staged. The scene ends with a dramatic upstairs disturbance and a mysterious figure vanishing as Cameron and Greenough’s group react.

Greenough Cameron Halliday Hemingway Pettingill Jane Edith Robinson's Point Mrs. Livingstone Livingstone Hayward

Seance Precautions Amidst an Evening Circle

Chapter II recounts the seance setup with Livingstone Jane and Cameron near the lamp as notes are to be made. Mr Porter’s admission to the circle may be eliminated if disruptive, with the group urging quiet and caution while attempting to reproduce prior sittings.

Livingstone Jane Cameron

Peculiar Curare Poison Story From Amazon Encounter

The Springfeld Union reports explorer notes on curare, a deadly poison used on blow pipe arrows by South American tribes. Curare must enter the bloodstream to kill. the Tucano prove it can be eaten if swallowed in a ball with meat, as poison inside the meat is harmless.

Amazon Springfeld Union

Purist Objects to Misquotation of Historic Line

The St Paul Pioneer Press notes a prominent Oregon attorney used a Congreve line misquoted as There is no rage like fove to hatred turned. The purist critic argues no such Congreve wording exists and objects publicly to the alteration.

St Paul Pioneer Press Oregon William Congreve Hell

Dear Girls Amelia Gingham Inspires Lively Dinner Dialog

A Riverside Drive dinner features actress Amelia Gingham reflecting on modern women’s value while a Greenwich Village studio scene shows a millionaire’s son debating between a racing car or an evening with a girl sculptor as he pours Bacardi.

Amelia Gingham Riverside Drive Greenwich Village

Funeral irony in San Diego hush tone

A New York salesman visiting San Diego asks what there is to see in the town. A hotel doorman replies that sometimes you can spot a funeral goer, and occasionally it is the funeral of a man who thought himself clever and earned his comeuppance.

New York San Diego Los Angele Times

Rush of drilling follows surprise Smyser strike in Valley Center

Mid-Continent oil men prepare for a major Kansas boom after a Smyser 6500 acre farm well near Valley Center yields 500 to 750 barrels daily. Independent operators plan further wells, with Wilcox sand oil of high gravity suspected. Nearby Wright field blocks and core areas are under control of large companies. Parsons reports the death of Andrew B Olson, prominent Kansas merchant and political figure.

Wichita Kansas Valley” Center Wright-Lyon-Lantz Goodrich Valley Center Smyser Wright Field Wilcox Sedgwick

Coffeyville Journal circulation chief found dead

Coffeyville journalist Dick Kane, circulation manager for the Coffeyville Journal, was found dead in the private garage of publisher Bugh J Powell. Authorities say the death appears to be by asphyxiation from car exhaust.

Coffeyville Dick” Kane Coffeyville Journal Bugh J Powell

Fire wipes out buildings in Virgil area

Fire destroyed five business buildings and a residence in Virgil about thirty miles southeast of Emporia with an estimated loss of 30000 dollars. Fire departments from Yates Center Hamilton and other towns assisted in the response.

Emporia Virgil Here Yates Center Hamilton

Mrs. Clara Johnston Dies After River Bridge Tragedy

Topeka reports Mrs. Clara V. Johnston aged 62 died in a hospital from injuries after being struck by a freight train while crossing the Rock Island bridge over the Kansas River. She fell into the river following the collision.

Topeka Clara V. Johnston Kansas River

Wichita Youth Dies After Rabbit Hunt Accident

Julius Mans 15 son of Mr and Mrs Mike Mans of Andale died in a Wichita hospital after an accidental shot to the knee during a rabbit hunting outing. Infection followed the injury.

Wichita Julius Mans Mike Mans Andale Julius

Mrs. Mary Ann Everly Dies at 100 Near Douglas County

Lawrence reports the death of Mrs. Mary Ann Everly who had lived in Douglas County since shortly after the Civil War and was days from her 101st birthday anniversary, ending a long life in the community.

Lawrence Mary Ann Everly Douglas County

Mrs. Mary E Morris Dies in Atchison Residence

Mrs. Mary E Morris 72 a longtime Atchison resident and mother in law of Dr Charles Robinson county health officer died at Dr Robinsons home in Atchison.

Atchison Mary E. Morris Charles Robinson Atchison County

Notable Kansas deaths and resignations cross state

Kansas City Lewis W Keplinger 87 a longtime Kansas lawyer and Sherman march survivor died after influenza led to pneumonia Atchison Ben F Saunders 95 Civil War veteran and famed fiddler longtime resident of Atchison died Topeka Gerald M Conkling state accountant resigns effective January 14 to join a Chicago accounting firm Council Grove Robert Harlan Dawintom ie member of Missouri Pacific world train crew killed near Council Grove being crushed under unloading bridge piling

Kansas City Lewis W. Keplinger Kansas Sherman Keplinger Atchison Ben F. Saunders Northeast Kansas Tchison Topeka Gerald M. Conkling Paulen State Board Certified Public Accountant Chicago Council Grove Robert Harlan Dawatomie Missouriacific

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Ener Rei Mary Roberts Rinehart Bess Greengagh Horace Maggie Morrison Gugenia Riggs Sovan Edith Mamana Maasai Nata Parsons Andrew Olson Republican ‘Central Committee Jackson County Kansas’ City Chanute Erie Savonburg Stark
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