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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1934
Page
2
Texas Dentist Abduction Mystery Deepens After Theft
A Texas dentist reported missing was ambushed during an attempted kidnapping. His wife noted he habitually carried cash. Evelyn Anderson of Woodboro was captured en route to Chicago after alleging involvement with an associate named Armstrong who claimed a $6000 farm deal profit. Police found unknown items missing from Dr Myers office as investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Anderson
Woodboro
Tex
Chicago
North Dakota Faces Court Security With Federal Troop Aid
Federal court proceedings at the North Dakota building prompted Col. George Harris to station troops outside the federal building as a precaution after requests by Judge Miller and US Attorney P. W. Lanier. Justice Department influence was cited, with Maj. Gen. Frank R. McCoy approving troop use if needed. Two observation planes arrived from Fort Snelling as part of training. A London wine test offered 216 varieties and Poland reported higher coal output than last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Harris
Fort Lincoln
Miller
W. Lanier
Col. Harris
Justice Dept
Department of Justice
Washington
Omaha
Frank R. McCoy
Seventh Corps
Richmond Supports New Deal in Poll Findings Corrected
A Literary Digest letter reveals Richmond Virginia did not vote against Roosevelt. Reports showed 322 to 82 against the president but the corrected figures indicate about five to one in favor of the New Deal. The city, capital of the Old Dominion, faced commentary after the initial publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia
Roosevelt
Literary Digest
Spence Armstrong
the Gazette
Old Dominion
Woman denies kidnap plot after meeting St Clair
She told officers she met St Clair in Chicago and came with him to the scene. She denied knowledge of any kidnapping or robbery plan. Authorities did not disclose any crews she mentioned. She said the companion claimed his name was Arms Strong, but police disputed the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musprewus
St. Clair
Chicago
Arms
Ohio seeks St. Clair on check charge
Ohio authorities are seeking St. Clair on a check charge. The notice identifies the suspect by name and requests information from the public to locate him. No additional context or details are provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair
Ohio
Kentucky Takes Action In Stock Firm Case
The paper reports actions in a stock firm case with police closing offices and Bradford noting Grant and company of Atlanta sold about $10,000 worth of allegedly worthless stock. Indictments against 5 S Tanny lacked growth details. Mrs Henrietta Planagsa dies at 108 in Herne Bay England. Munich expo plans and a London tea service sale priced at $2,200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Grant and Company
Atlanta
Wood County
5. S. Tanny
Parkersburg
Henrietta Planagsa
Herne Bay
England
Would Classify All New Murder Cases
Hollywood dispatch laments the flood of murder reports as afternoon papers relay new homicide details daily. The piece critiques readers and editors for overwhelmed schedules, noting confusion over who killed whom and urging clearer, calmer reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fill
Hollywood
Calif
Case Classifications In Murders Outline Types
The note outlines court classifications by case numbers 211 and 212 describing A class wife killing husband and B class husband killing wife. It also defines C class as other promiscuous killings not covered by A or B.
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