Barker-Karpis Gang Suppressed After Deadly Siege in Florida
Associated Press report from Ocala Florida details the deaths of Fred Barker and Kate Barker during a six hour siege at a refined Florida hideout as federal agents close in on the Barker-Karpis gang. Agents recovered gunfire exchanges, searched the property, and chased leads on Alvin Errois Arthur Barker and others. The Bremer ransom case remains central with $200000 recovered partially and possible links to the Hamm kidnapping under review.
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Tarmga
Miami
Alvin Errois
Arthur
Doc) Barker
Ocala
Aothor and Son
Ma’ Barker
Fred Barker
Bremer
Willie Woodbury
Kurpis
T. ©. Blackburn
George Summers
Woodbury
Barkers
Blackburn
X. C. Blackburn
Arthur Barker
Chicago
Barker-Karpis
Department of Justice
William Hamm
St. Paul
Hamm
Ford Dealers Plan Sales Activities At Luncheon Meeting
About 50 central South Dakota Ford dealers attended a luncheon at Hotel Marvin Hughitt where Twin Cities branch executives outlined sales promotion plans for the new 195 Ford V-8. Reimhardt announced readjustments at the St Paul plant to support an early 1935 car production schedule, with 200 workers hired for preliminary work. The meeting also covered increased newspaper advertising and branch staff involvement with Universal Credit and McCann Erickson advertising agency.
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Ford
Marvin Hughitt
South Dakota
Twin Cities
Reimhardt
St. Paul
Bund
Hartzell Behind U S Prison Bars at Leavenworth
Oscar M. Hartzell, once promoter of the Sir Francis Drake estate, was taken to Leavenworth after a 1933 Sioux City conviction for swindling more than 700000. He arrived from Chicago with six other federal prisoners and warned of a potential presidential pardon as he awaited quarantine and cell assignment.
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Hartzell
United Sates Supreme Court
Sioux City
Chicago
Long Range Weather Forecasts Ties Sun to Climate Shifts
Smithsonian officials disclosed that sun variations may forecast weather 11 years ahead. Dr. Charles G Abbot noted progress in linking solar heat to climate, while withholding details. Strikes: eight hundred merge workers returned after wage and hour talks in St Paul. Raspberry harvest: Glen Alpine N C children picked 2 903 pints from half an acre of raspberries.
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Washington
Smithsonian Institution
Charles G. Abbot
Semithsovian
ST. Paul
Minneapolis
Glen Alpine
N.C
Mrs Roosevelt denies asking Burlew and Glavis dismissal
Mrs D Roosevelt stated she had not asked Secretary Ickes to dismiss E K Burlew and Lews R Glavis. The rumor of her urging resignation or discipline of the two assistants had been printed by columnists. She insisted she would not interfere with their positions or actions.
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Washington
D. Roosevelt
Ickes
E.K. Burlew
Lews R. Glavis
Sistent
Smuggler Gang Rides Out Prison Board Heist
A daring gang led by Christy and Fred Landers hijacked the Warden Holohan’s home raid. Prison board members were forced to exchange clothes, two guards abducted, then pursued by army planes from Hamilton Field. The convicts hid in a creamery, Sharif Blum's posse surrounded, and gunfire fatally struck Straight. Sykes and Stephens injured.
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Harry Jones
C. L. Doose
Valley Ford
Fist
Atherton
Coampanign
Ted
Sherif Max Blum
Straight
Freom
Sykes
Stephens
Why Get Up Nights Use Stomper OU and Buchu Leaves
An old advertisement promotes Stomper OU with Buchu Leaves and Ete to flush acids and wastes, relieve bladder irritation, and reduce waking at night. It touts Juniper, buck leaves, and Tittle grees tablets as Bukais or bladder laxatives, promising a four day trial with druggist refund from Longstaff Drug Co. and Sherman & Moe Drug Co. Adv.
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Longstaff Drug Co
Sherman & Moe. Drug Co
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Suzaber
C.C.D
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Larsen
Campbell
Minnesota
Iry
Swansdows
America
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