Lone Footpad Terrorizes City Near Catholic Church
A lone robber robs and fires on pedestrians around the Church of the Assumption area, taking small sums from several victims. He bluffes a man with a fake gun, then flees. Fred Craddock and wife escape after Craddock pretends to draw a revolver and the thief retreats. Police pursue witnesses report multiple hold ups in the vicinity as officers search alleys and streets for the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Shepard
Elehih Avenue
Jackson Street
Horton
West Seventh Street
van Buren
Wighth
William Burgess
Edison Light Company
Church of the Assumption
Comine Eorl
Burgess Horton
Riversion
Burgess
Andne
Burgwice
Neghborhood
Downlead
Harrison
Frank Lewis
Union Paecific
Lewis
Third
Taylor Street
Highwayman
Fourth and
van Street
Harrison Street
George Ye
Taylor
Fred ©. Craddock
Halls
Polk Street
Craidock
Craddock
Ant. Hn
Oncce
Rock Islands
Downie
Lucas Wade
Weather report notes frost and temperature shifts
The government thermometer shows 39 degrees with frost in many counties. Northern districts report falling temps while the Omaha district warms, and heavy rains affect Chicago Indianapolis Columbus. Local observer J B Jennings logs temperatures at 7, 10, and 2 oclock with varying minutes.
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Baker
Omaha
Minneapolis
Chicago
Indianapolis
Columbus
St. Louis
J.B. Jennings
Feliz
Train Collision Near Denver Injures Passengers
A Santa Fe passenger train 608 traveling from Denver to Colorado Springs collided with a freight train at Straby near Littleton. Three passengers were injured, with others shaken. no fatalities reported. The impact caused runaway cars to derail as engineers attempted to avert a worse crash.
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Denver
Colo
Santa Fe
Ae Amn
Colorado Springs
Pusblo
Chicago
St. Louis
Straby
Littleton
Archie Stewart
Raumnaiee
Both
Pas
Coburn May Be Named Secretary of Agriculture
Rumors in Topeka circulate that Secretary PF D Coburn could be offered the post of Secretary of Agriculture in President Hoover's cabinet after Secretary Wilson retires. Washington whispers say Coburn’s friends will press for the appointment, possibly with Beardshear’s succession in mind, amid talks of a near cabinet reshuffle and Beardshear’s legacy at the agricultural college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PF. D. Cotard
Roossevelt
Topeka
Mr. Coburn
Sterday Wilson
Ax-Ricultute
Hooeersit
Wyben
Wilson
Lake She
Jenty
Fowd
Oarh
Te Woteptth
Beardshear
National Educational Association
Association
Siinneaporis
Min
Meess
Roserlison
Cent
Presi It McKinsey
Seshing Tor
Iege
Department of Agriculome
Coburn
Rupese
Pia
Ae Arcane
Cisia
Nspeka
Workia
Forest Fires Sweep Western Washington and Oregon
Forest fires rage through every county in western Washington and parts of British Columbia and Oregon. Towns Elma Folsom Mabton Basler Castle Rock and Enumclaw face near destruction as logging camps and mills burn. Bridges, rail traffic, and timber belts are damaged with extensive losses reported across Mason Clackamas and Chehalis counties. hundreds flee, homes and mills burn, and crews fight to save remaining timber as winds threaten further spread.
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Tacoma
Washington
British Columbia
Elma
Folsom
Chebails County
Wai
Simon
Abelton
Mattock
Basler
Castle Rock
Emmelaw
Buckley
Cascade Mountains
Mason County
Shelton
Douglas
Jackson
Ormsby
Cascade Forest Reserve
Sprine
Clakamas
Rockwood
Gresham
Pleasant Home
Portland
Coburg
Witholl Springs
Ena
Columbia River
Columbia
Astee
Vancouver
Wash
Weather Bureau
Seattle
Alvin
Cascade Tunnel
Colorado
Chase
Eescapes
Eal Araiied
Ger Jor
Nicholson
Welly
Comlete
Jerry Simpson, Former Medicine Lounge Rep, Moves to Topeka
Jerry Simpson, once a Kansas seventh district congressman from Medicine Lodge, has relocated to Topeka amid a noted career shift and public interest in his past political reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Simpson
Medicine Lounge
Kan
Congress
Move & Is
Topeka
Exhibit car tour to stop in principal cities
An exhibit car tour, described as the finest, will travel between here and Chicago stopping at principal cities. Enthusiasm is high, with supporters declaring strong belief in the exhibition’s value as it continues toward its destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exhipi
Here
Chicago
Roswell
Mexico
Delegation Seeks Impeachment of Mayor Parker
A group led by Rev. Charles M. Sheldon Rev. J McFarland Edward Wider Q P Bolmer and Thomas Page plus two or three others meets with Attorney General Godard this morning to discuss impeachment against Mayor Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Sheldon
J. McFarland
Edward Wider
Q. P. Bolmer
Thomas Page
Godard
Parker
Shaw Plans to Free Bonds Amid Currency Strain
Washington report outlines Secretary Shaw urging banks to accept free bonds to boost circulation. He seeks 15 to 50 million extra currency printed soon and urges careful use of government deposits. The memo notes heavy customs duties and a currency famine risk with no current panic.
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Wreshington
Shaw
Milowance
Thin
Wil
New York
Washington
Tammuch
Ene Oa
Eovssir Justia
Paris
Toch Funda
Political Gossip on Apportionment Plans in Shawnee County
The article outlines proposed new district boundaries after the next legislature, with Shawnee County as a focal point. It discusses which counties and districts might be carved into the Eighth, potential candidates like Frank Nelson, and various partisan maneuverings within Kansas politics including remarks on newspaper stances and possible opposition to incumbents.
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United States
Tere
Missill
Congress
Missouri River
McSumner
Reo Chester TL
Jack
Highth
Woodson
McPheron
Sedgewick
Harvey
Saline
Dickinson
Ottawa
Marion
McPherson
Rice
Barton
Ellsworth
Lincoln
Russell
Pitth
Frank Nelson
Pace Coukresoman
Larke
Flessman
Scott
Bhawmer
Ate
Miller
Conference on Anthracite Strike Ends Quietly in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg on September 12 Governor Stans and UMWA President John Mitchell met for two and a half hours to discuss the strike. Participants included State Senator William Flynn, M. E. B. McMullan, Waardson, and others. No one would disclose details or statements from the meeting. Authorities expected a proposal to end the hard coal dispute, but no official information was released.
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Oates
Dentphan
Rattan
Sean County
State Journal
Patty
Minen
Kelly la
Bette
Catin
Eas
Cuise
Emporia Gazette
Ottawa
Wellington News
Anianore
Ear Nanes
Hosar
Kelly
Cr Leland
Major Beck
Holton Recorder
Tom Kris
Cy Leland
Leavenworth
Harrisburg
Stans Ami
John Mitchell
Mine Workers of America
Willam Filon
Pittsburg
Allegheny County
M. EB. McMullan
Piteaturg
Wemlhey
Pean Cal. Waardaon
Harrier
Kepper Ter
National Guard
Thomas D. Sittetir
Gerane
Ae Duffy
McAdoo
John
Stone
Nichols
Faber
Gov. Sone
Finn
Messix
Mitchell
Dufty
Fahey
Mitchell Peterstemi
Provoslion
General Fakin
Alltorney
B Widener
Jeli Ser
Execu
Canto
Mina
Einin
Wolner
Eikin
Ume
Widmer
Beth Baws
Mills Store News Through Saturday Evening Shoppers
The ad offers children's hose in heavy cotton fleece lined and lighter weights. Ladies hose comes in medium to heavy weights with fleece options. Corset covers long sleeves, vests long sleeves, and drawers ankle length in midweights. Also lists undergarment sets and a general sale tone for early shopping.
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Bi High Ueak
Jong Wasye
Ankin
Ieee
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