Bride shoots detective in quarrel over marriage dare
In Denver Detective James S. Turner is found dead after a quarrel with his bride of two weeks, Belle Newton. She admits shooting him when he dared her during a dispute about their marriage. Parole revoked for Jean Crompton, captured after the Dillinger case.
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Belle Newton
Jean Crompton
Waterloo
Iowa
Tommy Carroll
Dillinger
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Lucius Payne
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Believe It or Not Registered U S Patent Gikce
A brief item notes a registered U S patent under the unusual name Gikce. The report highlights the novelty claim and patent status without technical details.
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