Memorials and Awards Amid Washington Sheriff Death
Edward Coleman a respected Washington county sheriff died in the line of duty at 51 leaving a widow and four children. The funeral drew a large crowd and the body was buried south of town. Local notices announce prizes and a meeting with special railway rates for St. Joseph and Grand Island lines.
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Edward Coleman
Washington
Coleman
Washington County
Kansas City
Spe
St. Joseph & Grand Island Railway
S. M. Adsit
St. Joseph
WP. Robinson, Jr
Brave Officer Killed in Washington County Kansas
The Washington County Kansas sheriff Edward Coleman was slain at Hollenburg while trying to arrest W J Hoxie. Coleman was shot with his own revolver and died instantly after a struggle in the barn. A humorous dog versus mastiff anecdote closes the item with Topeka Mail and Breeze remarks.
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Sheriff Coleman
Washington County
Kansas
Hollenburg
Wm Hoxie
Edward Coleman
W1 Hoxie
Jack Mathews
Washington
Holienburg
Joe Algeo
Hoxie
Mr. Coleman
Topeka Mail
Breeze
Woodmen National Meeting in Kansas City Set to Draw Big Crowd
The Head Camp meeting of the Modern Woodmen of America will be held in Kansas City Missouri during the week beginning July 6. Organizers expect 109000 visitors and have secured the new Convention Hall with 20000 capacity. Thirty five bands and seventy five forester teams with fifteen thousand marching men will participate in the parade.
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Woodmen of America
Kansas City
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