Remus Surrenders After Wife’s Death In Dayton Enquiry
George Remus once dubbed King of the Bootleggers sits in a Cincinnati jail after surrendering to police for the murder of his estranged wife Imogene Remus. He is held to the county grand jury without bond as authorities plan an insanity evaluation and seek an early trial.
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United Press
Cincinnati
George Remus
Imogene Remus
Remus
Imogene Holmes Remus
Eden Park
Middle West
New York
Baffinland
George Haven Putnam
Ingers Eyes Didn’t Tally Free Suspect
Crane City officers released a suspect linked to a Piggly-Wiggly robbery after evidence from Crane City showed he bore a wound on the neck and a missing finger with mismatched eye injuries. Local investigators conclude the Crane City prisoner matches fewer details and decide he was not the same man sought.
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Crane City
Prisner
Storm and Wind Relieve St. Louis After Torando Alert
St Louisans faced a heavy electrical storm with strong winds and driving rain. The city remained on alert for a potential repetition of last week's tornado, but only minor damage to power lines and weakened shade trees was reported and no injuries occurred.
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ST. Louis
St. Louisans
Miss Hamner to Fort Worth for Teachers Meet
Miss Laura V Hamner county superintendent of schools leaves tonight for the executive committee meeting of the Texas State Teachers association. The meeting is set for 9 o clock tomorrow at the Worth hotel in Fort Worth. Hamner has long been active with the state organization.
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Laura V. Hamner
Texas State Teachers’ Association
Worth
Fort Worth
Hamner
of Years
Glasgow pamphlet cites dire housing in Europe
A pamphlet issued during Women's socialism Week alleges Glasgow has the worst housing conditions in Europe and the highest EU rate in Great Britain. One hundred thousand copies circulated. it claims 70 000 crowded houses with 40 689 single apartments and criticizes city building as too expensive for workers.
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Glasgow
Europe
Great Britain
Flashes of Life from Major Cities
A mosaic of short notes: Lemon Lee Sing, a 68 year old Chinese laundryman in Jersey City, custody of Firman Smith. 1920 Irish bond redeemed with help from Judge Meaney. Eskimos in Baffin land praised for family life. Gold Star mothers in Philadelphia push traffic safety. life expectancy trends. divorce tax deduction tip. New York barber taxes on bald men.
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Jersey City
Lemon Lee Sing
Erin
Firman Smith
Lemon
Ireland
Irish Republic
Meaney
Philadelphia
Gold Star
Mothers of
Mother’s Safety Council
Minister Tried On Charge Made By Girl Of 19
United Press report from Oak Park Illinois October 7 outlines the trial of Rev J A L Warren pastor of Durand Michigan charged with conduct unbecoming a minister. He testified he is innocent while the girl's father and church factions are cited as influencing the proceedings. Miss Hazel Lamb 19 said the minister professed love and hinted at divorce and marriage.
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Oak Park
J. A. L. Warren
Durand
Micnuis
Warren
Hazel Lamb
Miss Lamb
Two Dairies Licensed to Sell Milk Locally
Two new dairies have been licensed by E. M. Shields dairy inspector. They will sell milk to local wholesale distributors. Mrs. F. Ward, eighteen miles south, and Lester Smith, fourteen miles south of Canyon, received permits. Both dairies are praised as unusually clean and run in a modern, scientific manner.
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E. M. Shields
F. Ward
Here
Lester Smith
Canyon
Shields
Stuckey to Preach Sunday at Negro Methodist Church
Rev. L. N. Stuckey will preach Sunday afternoon at 3 30 at the Negro Methodist church located at the corner of Jackson and Second streets. All are invited to attend these services.
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L. N. Stuckey
Jackson and
Second Streets
Prehistoric remains unearthed near Belgrade along Danube
Near Belgrade a district along the Hungarian Danube bank is being developed for prehistoric finds. Finds include lake dwellers and Bronze Age traces with black and white pottery bearing a stylised human head motif on a fragment, with concentric eyes and linear features.
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Belgrade
Danube
Labtehevo
Old Scout Recalls Custer Massacre In Indiana Memoir
Jacob Adams, 76, recalls finding General Custer's bullet riddled body on the battlefield the day after the episode. He describes discovering white horses amid the carnage, noting Custer and two brothers among the dead, scalping, mutilations, and Custer shot twice.
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Vincennes
Ind
Jacob Adams
General Custer
Adama
Benteen
Custer
Dallas Stores Close for Big Fair Day
Dallas stores will close on Tuesday October 11 for Dallas Day at the State fair. R O Walkup secretary of the Amarillo Retail Merchants association reports the Dallas organization agrees. Walkup departs Sunday night to attend the annual convention of Texan secretaries of Retail Merchants association on Monday and Tuesday.
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Dallas
R. O. Walkup
Aimarillo Retail Merchants’ Association
Walkup
Texan Secretaries of Retail Merchants’ Association
Local stations offer free gas with oil purchase
Amarillo motorists may claim five gallons free gas for each gallon of oil bought for ten days. The Amarillo Producers and Refiners Corp promotes the Big Air Mail Winter gasoline offer from Saturday to Monday October 17. Coupons redeemable for a quart of Air Mail Motor OVF accompany the deal at two Amarillo stops, Sixth and Monroe and Tenth and Garfield.
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Amarillo
Sixth
Monroe Streets
Tenth
Garfield Streets
No. 9 Rat Killer Envelope Advert From 1920s
An old ad promises a cheap rat killer sold in druggists for thirty five cents. It claims the No 9 envelope poison will lure rats to gnaw and die, with a money back guarantee if it fails within 24 hours and a notice to look for the envelope product.
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Hue
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Ethel
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United Presse
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SERK
International News Services
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