Bank Robbery Trial Set for Hutchinson in April
Frank Benanti and Morris Spicer, Kansas City politicians, bound over for trial on bank robbery charges in Hutchinson. Bonds set at 10 400 dollars each. The case stems from the Buhler State Bank robbery on February 17 with about 50 000 dollars, bonds, and government securities stolen.
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Frank Benanti
Morris Spicer
Kansas City
Hutchinson
Kansas City North Side
Buhler State Bank
Kansas
Benanti
Spicer
District Court
J. M. Stewart
Stewart
J. M. Brady
Overseas men farewells and a bandit encounter at Camp Funston
Overseas men stationed at Camp Funston attend farewell parties as they face final discharge. Mrs. Warvey learns her son Harry Garvey of the 139th Infantry survived the fighting unharmed. A student revolving loan fund drive at Manhattan nears its goal with $2,000 of $5,000 raised and more promised. In Drumright, Oklahoma, W J Stark fended off a bandit at Iola, grabbing $250 and sustaining multiple scalp wounds in a twenty minute struggle.
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Camp Funston
France
M. FE. Warvey
Leavenworth
Harry Garvey
Company I
139Th Infantry
W. J. Stark
Drumright
Iola
Bank deposits surge at Wichita institutions surpassing 15 million
Deposits of eighteen Wichita banks rose by more than 1 million since last November. The total now exceeds 15 million, per reports to the state bank commissioner.
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Wichita
Banker's Death Follows Influenza Attack
George H. Ruddy a prominent Kansas City banker dies after an influenza illness. Born in Iola he had helped organize a bank at Wagoner Oklahoma and was associated with several banks.
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George H. Ruddy
Kansas City
Mr. Ruddy
Iola
Wagoner
Okla
Lyon County to receive 50000 gift for county hospital
The will of George W. Newman of Temporia, deceased at Hot Springs Arkansas, provides 50000 to establish and equip a Lyon County hospital with 10000 held in trust for indigent patients. Fourteen thousand to the Congregational Church, 10000 to each of five grandchildren, remainder split between Mrs. Newman and two daughters. Estate valued at 174 million. Newman, longtime Emporia merchant, noted for local generosity and regional church concerns.
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Lyon County
George W. Newman
Temporia
Hot Springs
Ark
Congress Proposes Concrete War Road Baxer Springs to Cemetery
Congressman Phil Campbell introduces a bill to build a concrete 18 foot wide road about 1.75 miles from Baxter Springs to the national cemetery. The construction cost is set at 40 900 dollars. The report also notes the death of Lieut Eric Cummings in France and other regional wartime and local civic items.
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Phil Campbell
Secretary of War
Baxter Springs
National Cemetery
Campbell
Build a Barn Farmers Urged in WartimeAdvice
An illustrated plan for a small mixed horse and dairy barn shows a two-barn design separated by a solid wall to curb ammonia transfer. William A. Radford offers free farm-building guidance, urging farmers to resume construction to absorb returning labor and support prosperity.
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United States
Dandruff Causes Hair Loss Alert Promoted to Girls
Ad warns that dandruff leads to hair loss and urges girls to try a product or method claimed to double hair beauty in moments. The fragment appears as a bold promotional line with sensational claims.
Danderine promises dandruff removal and hair growth
An advertisement extols Danderine as quickly removing dandruff and thinning hair. It claims after weeks of use scalp gains new fine hair, with hair becoming lighter and more lustrous. Instructions say to comb through hair with a damp cloth for best effect. The notice ends with a moral about children and secrets.
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Knowlton
Adv
Ely's Cream Balm Opens Up Nostrils Quickly
An ad promises rapid relief from nasal catarrh and congestion with Ely's Cream Balm. A small bottle is sold by druggists, with instructions to apply a little balm in the nostrils to soothe inflamed membranes and restore easy breathing.
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Ely
St Jacobs Liniment Promises Quick Rheumatism Relief
An advertisement touts St Jacobs Liniment as a harmless rheumatism remedy that rapidly relieves pain stiffness and swelling without internal treatment. It claims to soothe joints muscles and bones and urges readers to try a small trial bottle from drug stores.
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St. Jacobs
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