Confesses Shot and Burned One Wife in New Jersey
Henry Colin Campbell a 60 year old civil engineer and bigamist confessed to killing Mrs Benjamin Mowry of Greenville Pennsylvania. He shot her while she rode in his car near Cranford New Jersey on February 23 then dragged her body to the roadside and burned the corpse. He said financial difficulties drove him to the act and that he planned another marriage after clearing his affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plyzabeth
N. Jy
Henry Colin Campbell
Pear Granford
N. J
Campbell
Benjamin §. Mowry
Greenville, Pa
Miurse
Mowry
Detroit
Washington
Philadelpha
Elkton
Leviathan
Westerville
Lyving
Greenville
W. CG. A
New York
Philadelphia
Dover
Del
Cranford
Y C L Meet On At Springs Wellington Springs
Wellington Springs April 12 Special Members of the Yours Pitizens league from 11 counties gathered to take part in a regional oratorical contest. A large crowd of children and parents attended the event led by Alice McDonald Jerauld County superintendent of schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington Springs
Yours Pitizens’ League
Alice McDonald
Jerauld
Woonsocket Legion Celebrates Tenth Anniversary Banquet
Woonsocket Am erican Legion post marked its tenth founding anniversary with a banquet featuring a large birthday cake and flag decor. Ed Strub R B Palmer and Dallas Levy spoke, George Quinn was guest of honor, and only 30 members attended due to poor roads. Receipts from the recent meeting reached 186.84.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woonsocket
Woonsocket American Legion Post
The
Post
Ed Strub
Legion Post
R. B. Palmer
Dallas Levy
Yoresburg
George Quinn
Wiist
Coated Tongue Reveals Digestive Troubles and Tanlac
Readers learn the tongue mirrors digestive health and that most illnesses start with stomach and bowel issues. The ad promotes Tanlac as a non mineral remedy from herbs and roots, claiming wide use and a money back offer if it fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taniac
Tanlac
Wedding Planned in Spring 1930 for Imperial Family
The wedding is set for spring 1930 with Prince Takamatsu involved. He serves aboard the battleship Haruna, currently at Daixen, and has received the emperor's approval via yadio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Takamatsu
Haruna
Daixen
Yadio
Hijacker Slays Two Detroit Men in Blind Pig Incident
Two Detroit criminals, Earl Remington and Gordon Teter, confronted a gunman who hijacked their blind pig worth about 400 dollars at Ram yesterday. After an argument they chased him into the street, shots rang out, and both men were slain. The hijacker then wiped his pistol and drove off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ram
Earl Remington
Gordon Teter
Teter
Chicago
Remington
Paid Police Informers Banned In Washington
Washington officials under Henry G Pratt ban paid police informers used to target bootleggers and other law violators. New officers will replace informers, making bets and testifying questionable practices obsolete. Welfare of undercover work shifts to fresh recruits until underworld familiarity rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry G. Pratt
Pratt
Padre of the Rains Priest Jerome rd. S. J. Critically ill in San Jose
The Rev. Father Jerome rd S. J. known as the padre of the rains, is 80 and critically ill at Santa Clara University. He suffers from a long heart ailment and cold. The report notes his condition as serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Padre
San Jose
Calif
Jerome
S. J
Santa Clara University
City briefs round up visits and notices
Mrs A L Laird and Mrs Earl Tunison return to Pierre after a Huron visit in Mrs Laird’s guest home and Tunison’s with her Kruger family. A rummage sale at the Baptist church is noted for Saturday April 13. Also listed are furniture sales, eggs for sale, and flowers from Walker's Flower Shop. Frank Brown heads to Minneapolis to join Henderson Players. Bake sales at Darey Grocery and Carey Grocery occur Saturday mornings. The Rev F E Lochridge attends a district Methodist meeting at Redfield. YWCA activities spill over with Pearl Creek club meeting noted.
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A. L. Laird
Earl Tunison
Pierre
Huron
Laird
George BE
van Allen
Third Street
Tunison
Gust J. Kruger
Colorado Avenua
The
Baptist
Utah Avenue
B. G. Thomson
Fargo
N. D
J. H. Hay
Wisconsin Avenue
Thomson
Johnson
Dak
Walker
Frank Brown
Minneapolis
Henderson Players
Brown
Regina
Sask
Can
Bee
George Depp
Nebraska Avenue Southwest
Roy Daum
Second Street
CO. A. R
Darey Grocery
F. E. Lochridge
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Redfield
Gamble
Local notes and ads from Huron area
News items from Huron and surrounding towns include social notices of Mrs James McCoy’s home event, bake sale at York’s Cigar Factory, and Mrs John Pyle returning to Idaho Avenue address after winter in Pierre. Also ads for sewing machines, beauty facials, and a car crash injury involving Miss Doris Jones with update on Mrs L Joney’s return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McCoy
York
Cigaratora
John Pyle
Pierre
Huron
Idaho Avenue
Convalescing At Charles Magru Der Home
A note indicates recovery at the residence of Charles Magru Der located at 1058 Illinois Avenue Southwest. The fragment confirms the living arrangement during convalescence and notes the specific address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles’ Magruder
Illinois Avenue
Perry Defends Auto Registry Tax in South Dakota
Aberdeen April 12 State Representative Van Buren Perry of Brown county defends the Frantz bill on automobile registrations saying it will not drive business away and will benefit farmers. He adds some tax burden shifts to buyers paying small property taxes and accuses opponents of misstatements.
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Aberdeen
van Buren Perry
Brown County
South Dakota
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Bigamist
Y.C.L
Legion
Takamatsu
Tokyo
Hirohito
Kiyuake Tokugawa
Huacker
Carey Grocery
F. C. Hocking
Mary Auspach
Y. W. Club
Pearl Creek
Perry
Party
Perriton’s
Huron's Best Pharmacy
C.R. Stewart
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Alford
Bod
Huran
Phoenix
Shine
Goodyear Alice
Nelly Don and
Trixie House
Stowell
Style Shop
Luxury
Huron Dairy Products CO
City Hall
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