Missing Washington youth tied to upcoming marriage
Robert E. McIntosh, 21, son of city councilman R. L. McIntosh, vanished after leaving Akron Ohio training school grounds to swim in a lake. His clothing was found in a locker, the lake was dragged, no money found. He was to marry Hazel Hunter and was a 1928 Washington High School graduate.
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Washington, Ind
Robert E. McIntosh
R. L. McIntosh
McIntosh
Akron
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Robert
Hazel Hunter
Washington High School
Washington Hatchashington
Plane Wreck Injures Aviator Ruth Nichols in Newfoundland
Ruth Nichols, noted woman aviator, was injured when her Lockheed Vega monoplane wrecked on landing at St. Johns Newfoundland. She remains in hospital with non life threatening injuries as doctors plan several X ray examinations.
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Ruth Nichols
St. Johns
N. F
Nichols
Notable basketball figure with notable family ties
A prominent basketball figure is described as playing for three years, with his father active in real estate and insurance sectors. The excerpt emphasizes family background and the athlete's tenure on the team.
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Ets
Drive Launched on State Racketeering Probe
DRY North Indiana. Jack Nahas a Michigan City vice racketeer ordered to close his resort and leave the area by U S District Attorney Oliver Loomis as the government pledges to resist Capone gang operations in northern Indiana. Five men arrested at the Wildwood Inn near Michigan City placed on temporary bonds. The inn alleged as liquor gambling and vice resort, said to be owned by Capone lieutenant George Howlett of Chicago. Loomis says Chicago is heating up for Capone hoodlums and the government will pursue them.
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Indiana
Chicago
Wildwood Inn
Capone Syndicate
Capone
Capone Syndiccate
Nahas
South Bend
Lake Manitou
American Legion
Lewis
Ind
Jack Nahas
Michigan City
United States
Oliver M. Loomis
Thad M. Talcott Jr
George Howlett
Mr. Loomis
Pather Slayer of Tucker Shown in Court Testimony
Hartford City reports Charles Edward Boltz testifies that his father Ed Boltz killed Thomas Tucker after a 1929 quarrel over a woman. He says he helped bury and dismember the body in a garage and Seegar creek, and was threatened not to reveal the crime. The elder Boltz faces a retrial in Blackford Circuit Court.
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Hartford City
Charles Edward Boltz
Blackford
Ed Boltz
Marion
Thomas Tucker
Boltz
Tucker
Seegar Creek
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Ted WI
Bee Sslee
Miss Nichols
Uccett & Myers Tosacco Co
Pather
Tun No 1
Greencastle
MONON
M. S. Newgent
Granada
Lila Lee
Fred Kohler
Sidney Blackmer
Raymond Hatton
Bauer Greenhouses
Naperville
DR. H. Askew
the Herald Office
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