Schnopper and Gretchen the Water Loving Dachshunds
A pair of dachshunds Schnopper and Gretchen delight their owner Ernest Fikers of 421 Sixteenth Avenue SW with rabbit and squirrel hunting in heavy cover. They are water loving and prone to plunging into pools, causing fish in the garden pool to be removed. Gretchen fell ill with influenza but Schnopper stayed by her side, earning her recovery. The dogs sleep in a shared bed with a wide side opening, after a playful race around the furnace each night.
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Schnopper
Gretchen
Ernest Fikers
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Fikers
Europe
America
Schnepper
Gretch
Bunk Entrance Cleared As Schnepper Dives In
A chaotic moment unfolds as Schnepper clears the entrance to the bunk and dives inside after a lithe escape attempt missing his ladylike grace. The scene captures a tense scramble amid improvised shelter and crowded quarters.
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Schnepper
Episode At The Bar Of Justice
St Louis AP report tells of Leonard M Berg who fixed a speeding fine by telling the judge the bill should be Twenty dollars and costs The city judge agreed Berg had paid speeding fines before Berg’s playful plea ends with the judge saying Okey
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ST. Louis, Mo
Leonard M. Berg
Nangle
Berg
Okey
Three Killed Two Injured in Train Auto Collision
A collision near Vesper between a gasoline powered passenger train of the Chicago and North Western road and an automobile killed three people from Medford and injured two others. The dead were Mrs. L. D. Russell 51 Elias L. Urquhart 20 and Mrs. Frank Perkins 21.
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Wisconsin Rapids
Wis
Chicago and North Western Road
Medford
L. D. Russell
Elias L. Urquhart
Frank Perkins
Columbus Attorney Seeks Blocking Census Questions
Lewis C. Warden of Columbus filed a federal suit seeking a permanent injunction to bar the director of the census from asking 24 questions he says invade privacy and liberties, violating the Constitution, in a suit brought on behalf of himself and all U S citizens.
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Columbus, O
Lewis C. Warden
Columbus
Federal District Court
Warden
United States
Woman Fined $100 In First Conviction Under Anti Heart Balm Law
Chicago reports Hallie McCowan aged 49 becomes the first woman convicted under Illinois 1935 anti heart balm act. She paid a $100 fine after suing Miss Mable Perry for alienation of affection amid separate maintenance and divorce actions involving her husband Dr Don C McCowan. Judge Gibson Gorman called it a case of seeking money to soothe stolen love.
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Chicago
INL
Hallie McCowan
Illinois
Mable Perry
Raiders Blamed For Brutal Atlanta Killing
Fulton county police blamed night raiders for a brutal murder in Atlanta. Ike Gaston a 36 year old barber from East Point was found killed on a Ben Hill knoll with a brad studded leather whip as the weapon. He had been accused of beating his wife. He wore only a thin under shirt trousers reversed and socks. Officers believe his clothing was removed before the whipping.
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Atlanta, Ga
INS
Fulton County
Atlanta
Ike Gaston
East Point
Ben Hill
Gaston
Cochran Making Splendid Progress In Omaha Hospital
Otho Devilbiss secretary to Governor Cochran said the governor is making splendid progress at an Omaha hospital where he is being treated for a sinus infection.
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Lincoln
Neb
Otho Devilbiss
R. L. Cochran
Omaha
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Alfred Sammet
D Avenue Ine
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
The
Killian
Raiders
Cochran
Zor Saver
Don Easter
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Killian Company
Killian's
Advertising Dept
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