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Fred C. Hoover was Chief of Police in Winfield from 1923-1931.  He began his lawman career in 1914 working as a Deputy Sheriff  for his father, L. W. Hoover, who was the elected Sheriff of Cowley County Kansas from 1912-1916.  From 1917-1918 Fred followed in his fathers footsteps and was the Undersheriff.  His Chief’s badge is 14k gold.

   Fred C. Hoover was Chief of Police in Winfield from 1921-1936.  He began his lawman career in 1914 working as a Deputy Sheriff  for his father, L. W. Hoover, who was the elected Sheriff of Cowley County Kansas from 1912-1916.  From 1917-1918 Fred followed in his fathers footsteps and was the Undersheriff.  His Chief’s badge is 14k gold.  SKU8003

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Kansas City Police Chief Edmun A. Ash jeweler made 14k gold badge.
Edmun Ash portrait

  Kansas City Police Chief Edmun A. Ash jeweler made 14k gold badge.  SKU4545

Edmun A. Ash was born April 16, 1907 in Topeka Kansas.  He died  in 1969.

The Kansas City Star January 26, 1954

The Kansas City Star January 26, 1954

The Kansas City Star October 28, 1953

The Kansas City Star October 28, 1953

The Kansas City Times August 27, 1952

The Kansas City Times August 27, 1952

Edmun A. Ash Kansas City, KS Chief of Police

Wichita police badge  #79, made by Dorst STERLING.

  Wichita police badge  #79, made by Dorst STERLINGSKU1611

Arkansas City Daily Traveler May 10, 1921

Arkansas City Daily Traveler May 10, 1921

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