Gold Bullets Tie Revolver to Ogden Death Mystery
In a tangled case from a Melbourne mystery, Alex Peterson’s gold mounted revolver linked to Andrew Ogden’s murder becomes central. Nathan Hyde, an antique dealer, confirms selling the pistol to Furie and later to Peebles, with MacNair probing a hidden drawer. The scene shifts through a desk, a Masamune sword, and a $1200 asking price, hinting motives of blackmail and gold-hunting as paths to the killer. The inquest implicates Gerald Ogden, the victim’s son, while new threads surface involving Mrs. Joe Lundy and a gold cartridge gun.
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Alex Peterson
Andrew Ogden
Nathan Hyde
Furie
Ogden
Hyde
Peebles
Peterson
MacNair
Masamune
Hambis
Deacon
eHubbard
Hammond
Hamond
Oes Hammond
Stimson
Hubbard
Jerry
Ozden
Luther MacNair
Andrew
Gerald Ogden
Magnolia Avenue
Johin
Henry
Black
Lundy
Joe Lundy
Thompson
First National
Mrs. Lundy
Win, Morrow Co
Cardui touted to ease nerves and aches in Lexington woman
Mrs J H Nichols of 513 Elm Tree Lane Lexington recounts years of pain and weakness. She credits Cardui with restoring health and energy after taking the herbal tonic initially and again when run-down. Cardui is described as safe for women of all ages and sold by druggists.
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Lexington
J. H. Nichols
Elm Tree Lane
Cardus
Second revolver found in Ogden's home row
Alex Peterson discovers a second revolver hidden in Ogden’s house raising questions if the men are the same person. The case deepens as investigators close in, and the tale moves toward tomorrow’s chapter with new clues and tension.
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Alex Peterson
Ogden
Peterson
River Flooding Advances on Tennessee as Gauge Reaches 154 Feet
River levels continued to rise along the Tennessee River with gauges showing about 154 feet at the site today. Officials warned residents downstream and urged precautions as conditions remained unsettled and floodwaters persisted.
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Tennessee River
TV Radio Listings for May 14 1930s Central Time
Central time radio schedule lists programs across stations WJZ WEAF WGY WGN WTAM and many others with a full day of broadcasts from 5:00 pm to 11:00 pm including Voters' Service Historical Scores and Vaudeville plus orchestras and hotel programs. Temperature reading notes 84 max 63 min for the past day.
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Associated Press
Sooananis
WSAI
KSD
WDAF
WFJC
WHAS
WMC
WGY
WWJ
WTAM
WEAF
Genia Fonariova
Wow
WHO
WGN
KSTP
WSM
WSB
KVOO
Eskimos
KYW
KSD Wow
WTMJ
KPRC
WOAIL
WYK
WFAA
WGY Wtam
WEBC
WOIA
WKY
WOW Whas
Hal Kemp
Hotel Dance Orchestra
KOA
Clear Channel
KYW _ Chi
Bob
WJZ
Hotel Orchestra
WENR
Chicago
Rush
Mike and
Herman
WLIB
All Nighthawks
Ensem- So
Mosaics
WLS
WMAQ
Topsy Turvy
Howard O’brien
Amos Andy
WLW
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Henry Fillmore
Los Amigos
Crosley
WCCO
Minneapolis
WABC
Mack
Lundberg
Izaak Walton
Eddie Dunstedter
Orch
Kmox St. Louis
Steve League
Grace Field
Amos
Geo. Berkey
Orchestra
WAPI
Birmingham
Conservatory of Music
Amos-Andy
KRLD
Dallas
Betty Staples
Rainfall Slight Report Closes Hard-Fought Period
Rainfall totaled .09 of an inch in the 24 hours ending at 7 this morning. Local measurements show a light shower era with minimal accumulation ahead of the new day, providing little relief from dry spells in the region.
Decatur Daily Job Printing Efficiency Note
The Decatur Daily reports on printing operations completing work efficiently and neatly with prompt turnaround, reflecting a focus on quality service.
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Decatur Daily
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James Dillon
Kentucky
SSR
EAD
WBBM
Europe
Des Moines
Little Symphony
Wcx-Wir
Detroit
Cigar Girls
Graystone Group
WOWO
Ft. Wayne
Farm
Safety Council
KFAB
Lincoln
Symphony Orch
WBAP
Fort Worth
William Barclay
KTHS
Hot Springs
Louisville
Evelyn Laurerti
WSM Nashville
Craig
WOAI
San Antonio
Decatur
Night
Arrow Alright
Westinghouse Electric
Westinghouse
Alabama Power Company
Tenetton
Firesid
Ana
Radio
Majestic
Sterchi’s
Majestic Radio
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Sterchi Bros. & Shumake, Inc
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