Cloud County Bank Hold-Up Stolen $14,000 In Concordia
Six men robbed the Cloud County State Bank of Concordia Tuesday morning taking about 14 000 dollars. The bandits injured the vice president during vault access. Guards watched from a Hudson on the street as two bank employees and a female customer were used as shields and then dumped near the town edge. No trace of the women has been found.
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Cloud County
Concordia
Chicago
Mills
Treasury Department
Congress
United ‘States Treasury
Kansas Oil Journal
Republic County A. T. to Hold Annual Picnic
The Republic County A. T. will hold its annual picnic at Pawnee Park on Sunday, July 31. A basket supper will be served and a program will feature the day's entertainment. The Republic City Band will furnish music and a baseball game plus other sports are planned in the afternoon. The picnic is open to the public with no charge.
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Republic County A. T A
Pawnee ‘Park
Republic City Band
Contests Loom in State and County Elections
The county and state race details show many contests. Notable names include Bill French and A Q Miller for state offices, Dave Wallace challenging George Allen for public instruction, and a crowded Republican slate with Sparks and Hasty leading lieutenant governor bids. Democratic tickets feature Katheryn O Loughlin and multiple contenders for congress and other posts.
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Bill. French
A. Q. Miller
Dave Wallace
Superintendent of Public Instruction
George Allen
Neibarger
Tonganoxie
Broadie
Kinsley
Bangs
Emporia
Hasty
Wichita
Katheryn O'Loughlin
Hays
Short
Kite
Cole
Connally
Holland
Sparks
Mitchell
Slopansky
Ida Walker
Republic County
United States
C. C. Isley
Dodge City
Joe H. Mercer
Topeka
Ben.s. Paulen
Independence D
Charles I. Sparks
Goodland
Ida M. Walker
Norton W
Mankato
W. M. Slopansky
Belleville
Supreme Court
Wm. Easton
Hutchison
Garden City
The
Walter G. Thiele
Lawrence A. GC. Wilson
Oskaloosa
Karl M. Geddles
el Dorado
John E. Martin
Eskridge
John S. Dawson
Hill City
Charles W. Thompson
Walter J. Bangs
Wilber E. ‘Broadie
Robert R. Hasty
Frank J. Ryan
Kansas City
Tom. Thompson
Bellaire
A. Cornell
Arthur S. McNay
Galena
A. E.noonan
Hutchinson State
Geo
Winters
Hutchinson
Will. J. French
St. John
H. Hatfield
Copeland
Quenemo
Tom B. Boyd
Jess Cadwalader
Belvue
Lorraine Elizabeth Wooster
Salina
Roland Boynton
J. K. Rankin
Geneke
Pearl Wyrill
George A. Allen, Jr
Frankfort
Fred A. Seaman
Onaga
Avland
Washington
Monte. L. Hill
Childs
Chas. H. Peterka
Cuba
Carl.t. Larson
Scandia
Andy Moore
Republic
Ruth B. Nordman-Loring
Lester B. Beames
W. H. Helfer
Republic Superintendent of Public Instruction
Laura M. Hill
the District Court
Wm. R. Goodwin
C. G. Aspegren
Frank E. Williams
Rydal
Frank Granstedt
Beaver ‘Township
J.ne Planner
J. K. Currie
Paul R. Milner
C.’ Gust Sandell
L. E. Cooper
Scandialerk
Ernest Burns
Gust A. Nystrom
C. V. Haggman
Scandia Union Township
A. F. Goodwin
E. B. Mikesell
Frank
Olathe
Congress
Lawrence P. McMurtray
Kathryn O’loughlin
Hays Clyde Short
Concordia
H. C. Cole
Beloit
Arthur Connelly
Colby Leigh D. Dowling
St. Francis
Alexander H. Gurley
Barnard Clifford
R. Holland
Russell Ed
E. ‘Kite
Carl V. Rice
Parsons
the Supreme
J. C. Ruppenthal
Russell
Edgar E. Mitchell
Cawker
W. T. Markham
Yates Center
John N. Lantz
L. Britton
Topeka C
le ‘Kendall
Wm. M. Wade
Independence
J. C. Carpenter
Oswego
Tom Kennett
Claud
Hansen
Jamestown
W. H. Robenhouse
Earle E. Hanel
iFred L Wineland
Granit Thompson
L. A. Campbell
Wayne B. M
Polley
Superintendent of ‘Public Instruction
Marvin E. Larson
Frank E. Beck
Ninety Year Old Sanger Praises Youth and Skeptics
A 90 year old observer, Mrs. Sanger, defends today’s youth and condemns excessive criticism. She advocates prohibition, comments on women and dress, and predicts a Democratic-leaning year while urging public pressure on leaders. She weighs a bold monetary idea and reflects on Lincoln and public virtue amid a week of birthday celebrations.
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Sanger
Lincoln
Veterans Civil War service records and a starving yellow cat’s rescue
Papers show Godfrey McDowell, a Civil War veteran, served in both the Pennsylvania state militia and the U.S. Army. The report notes his two enlistments and that he died last week. An incident recounts Hank Ward and Leonard Frisch freeing a starved yellow cat from a pipe and releasing it back to the river.
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Hank Ward
Leonard Frisch
Godfrey McDowell
Pennsylvania
United States Army
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Alexandra
Helen Moller Suffered Unusual Spine Injury in Fall
Miss Helen Moller a well known Scandia resident and sister of Cecil and Harry Moller suffered a very painful and unique accident last week. She stepped on a watermelon seed and fell injuring her spine severely, confining her to home while awaiting recovery and return to work at the Pivonka Cafe.
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Helen Moller
Scandia
Cecil
Harry Moller
Dighton Herald
Meller
Pivonka Cafe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cloud County Bank
A. T
Courtland
Albert Haskett
J. H. ‘Marble
Flw. Ruggles
J. G. Spitler
Jean and
L. L. Nichols
G. E. Hallberg
Art Cardwell
A. Ellingson
Chas. Hohman
E. H. Lewis
Robt. Nylund
Kansas
Franklin Longnecker
Wayne Longnecker
V. Glen Megill
Shorty
Lebanon Lodge
A. F
A. M
Lem Cooper
W. M
D. Blakeley
Chas. Nondorf, N. G. Ered Moe
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