Ex Convict Editor Faces Georgia Return to Chain Gang
Ex convict editor Robert Elliott Burns, once a Chicago magazine publisher, is slated for rearrest and extradition to Georgia. Burns, who escaped shackles after a $4 robbery share, later married Emily Pachee and built a real estate magazine income, then left his wife for Lillian Salo. Georgia authorities insist on serving his sentence, and Burns has agreed to return, citing his war record and four major battles.
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Robert Killett Burns
Chicago
Lillian Salo
Jean Valjean
Robert Elliott Burns
Burns
Puth
Ingleside Avenue
Emily Pachee
Ais
Robert Burns
Hts
Minneapolis
Georgia
Burn
Miss Salo
Brooklyn
Emmerson
Sea Horse Heist at Aquarium Sparks Wall Street Trio
A New York City tale unfolds as a young woman at the Hudson Aquarium cheats a broker by slipping sea horses into her purse and cashing a thousand dollar checks from five clients. The incident draws attention in financial circles and becomes local lore about sea horse trivia. A subtitle notes a Hollywood diet trend spreading from Hollywood to the city.
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Richard Mastern
New York
Aquarium
Fontes
Hudson River
Wall Street
Lindbergh wedding caused boost for Charter A outfits
The oddities around the Lindbergh Morrow nuptials include an unusual lack of post wedding brouhaha and frequent bridal notes. Dressmakers report high demand for copies of veil to bouquet and related wedding items as publishers print full wedding menus and course offerings at flat rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindbergh Morrow
Brousson
Anne Morrow
West of Santa Fe at the Opera House features Blondie the horse
Peggy Montgomery leads in West of Santa Fe at the Opera House tonight through Wednesday with Bob Custer and his trained horse Blondie. The film shows dramatic escapes through rugged terrain as Blondie carries messages and kneels to aid Montgomery. A supporting comedy rounds out the program.
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Bob Gister
West of Santa Fe
Opera House
Peggy Montgomery
Rale
Bob Custer
Blondie
Miss Montgomery
Retiring Kansas broker built wealth by avoiding margin
Alva J. Strandberg, a Kansas City broker who shunned margin buying, retires after 27 years in the business that made him a millionaire. He sells his stake for 1.1 million dollars, advising investors to favor tested stocks. His firm operates branches in several southwestern cities and moves up to 5 million dollars daily in business, including government securities.
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Kansas City
Alva J. Strandberg
Strandberg
Milton J. McGreevy
Flashes of Life prompts church plans before golf playoff
In a hotel lobby two well known gentlemen collide over scheduling as thousands gather for the national open golf playoff. Cambridge notes John Coolidge, Harvard summer business student, in ongoing rail work ties. Spring Valley reports Mrs. Ross Peters, 44, and her 17 year old daughter completing high school graduation together.
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Associated Press
Mamaroneck
Bobby
Cambridge
Mass
John Coolidge
New Haven
Harvard
Spring Valley
Rossa Peters
Spring Valley High School
New Railroad Revives Oklahoma Ghost Town
Guymon Oklahoma July 1 A new railroad line revives the ghost town Hardesty bringing a boom with new stores homes and a revived newspaper In Havana the last hack is gone after a 50 year struggle and taxis replace it In Copenhagen prohibition talks include champagne and wine as part of a banquet A man uses an artificial lung and larynx to speak through a mouth tube device describing a new speech method from artificial organs and tech.
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Guymon
Okla
Hardesty
Oklahoma Panhandle
Leing
Cow Trail
Texas
Jacinto
the Prairie
Baldes
Rock garden on steep banks offers prime space
The July American Home argues steep banks in gardens are assets enabling fine rock gardens. Cobblestones from the lot help build banks with mortar at corners. Plant seeds or roots filling air pockets, ensure stones rise enough to direct rain into soil. For sunlit banks use arabis, aubretia, creeping phlox, thyme, sedums, and for shade focus on ferns and forget-me-nots.
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American Home Authority
G. F. Wilson
Trial of Woods After Real Estate Office Shootout
Ambrose Hagerty is killed when Wood opens fire as Holt Hagerty and accomplices attempt to abduct him for a ride and a planned car escape. Thompson and Pierce flee and later are arrested. Mrs Wood, denying intent to harm her husband, claims papers in Wood’s safe could ruin her. She posts bond, helps indict her husband and Holt for a separate Sturgis bank robbery. Grand jury probes Hagerty’s death.
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Ambrose L. Hagerty
Haggerty
Holt
Thompson
Pierce
Wood
Will
Hagerty
Students Aid in Construction Inquiry on Slaying
Authorities continue an inquiry into a fatal incident at a construction site. Students assisting the investigation report no final findings yet, with a determination on whether a crime occurred still pending.
Scoutcamp Roland planned near Bluefield Virginia
Hinton June 1A reports the Southern West Virginia Virginia Boy Scouts council receiving a 50 acre woodland tract from Virginia Hardwood Lumber Company for a permanent camp named Camp Roland. The site 18 miles south of Bluefield is to be used year round with summer camps for months and weekend visits other times. A white Christmas camp, a dam on Wolf creek, a summer camp meeting hall, a log cabin museum, a large mess hall for 150 boys, and indoor meeting space are planned. The state may declare the area a game refuge. A separate note describes a platinum-like element columbium shown in New York.
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Wolf Creek
Sanp
Market summary from Pittsburgh on July 1 with livestock and produce rates
Markets show fairly active activity in cattle calves and sheep with mixed price ranges. Beef cattle dry lots and yearlings rise. fed cattle steady to higher. calves steady to lower. hogs and sows mixed. produce demand moderate with cabbage and potatoes listed. mention of Reigh Count Day at Arlington in Chicago honoring a red colt from 1928.
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Pittsburgh
Virginia
Michigan Rurals
Arlington
Chicago
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