Chauffeur Held Under Lindbergh Law in Extortion Plot
New York August 44 The Lindbergh law is invoked against John Cyaniga a former chauffeur for Col Henry Huddleston Rogers after an extortion plot aimed at the Standard Oil heir was foiled Cyaniga confessed to writing letters demanding ten thousand dollars and left dummy money in a suitcase at a tailor shop He was seized by detectives as he collected the money and charged with extortion blackmail and a Lindbergh law violation Rogers 54 is the father of the former Countess Ludwig Salm Hoogstraten and the present Mrs Rogers is Pauline Van Der Voort Dresser
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New York
Henry Huddleston Rogers
Standard Oil
John Cyaniga
Pueblo
Cole
Rogers
Charles £. Neuman
Cyaniga
Cvaniga
Lindbergh
Women golfers urged to wear shorts in venues
The Inquiring Reporter canvasses opinions on allowing women to wear shorts in New York Golf Association tournaments. Theodore Seniel favors shorts for comfort, noting tennis and swimming precedents. Robert Buchanan stresses comfort. John Wheeler and A. Rictor agree. Lewis Anderson dismisses the issue as not his concern.
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New York Golf Association
Theodore Seniel
Western Union Telegraph Office
Robert Buchanan
John. Wheeler
Wheeler's
Rug
Lewis Anderson
A. Rictor
Standard Oil Company
Missing Co Ed Is Returned To Home
Eunice Pollock a 20 year old University of Wisconsin co ed who vanished from Madison on March 17 was found and brought home to Manitowoc Wisconsin by her parents after traveling from New York City. The family offered no further details on her future plans or reasons for leaving the university.
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Manitowoc
Wid
Eunice Pollock
University of Wisconsin
Madison
John Pollock
New York City
Eunice
New York
Germany Faces Long Hindenburg Homage Procession
Germany continued to pay last respects to President Paul von Hindenburg as thousands passed through the Tannenberg memorial chapel to view the coffin. Police and storm troops maintained order amid a sea of flowers and expect crowds to grow for the next Sunday observance.
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Germany
Hindenburg
Hohenstein
East Prussia
Ant. S
Paul Vor Bindenburg
Tannenberg War Memorial
Court Rows and Scorching Heat Reported in Miller
Traffic violators E. W. Fish and Walter Larson appeared in municipal court for overtime parking and pleaded guilty, each fined two dollars. Harry Meyers, a transient, charged with vagrancy, pleaded guilty and drew 15 days in jail. Elsewhere, Miller saw a record 102 degree day followed by 78 after a 0.41 inch rain, with a dust storm causing crop and window damage north and west of town.
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E. Wi Fish
Walter Larson
Harry Meyers
Lr, Crawford
Miller Miller
Miller
Miller No Hai
Card Of Thanks From Goodell Family For Kindness
The Goodell family expresses deep appreciation for the many kindnesses shown during their bereavement. Mr. and Mrs. I. S. Goodell George and Ward Goodell Isadore Wellington thank friends and neighbors for support and sympathy.
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Ward Goodell
Isadore Wellington
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