Florida women allege abduction and flogging by men
In Jacksonville a 28 year old woman and her 20 year old daughter claim eight men abducted them from their Lack awanna home, drove them out of the city and flogged them with leather straps. Five suspects C C Rabb BE M Rabb L C Bowers W A Jackson Horace Starling face assault to murder charges at a preliminary hearing set for next Wednesday. Starling free on bail, others behind $1000 bonds. three more suspects sought.
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Jacksonville
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Justice of the Peace
C. C. Rabb
BE. M. Rabb
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Springfield Averages 376 Eggs in 376 Days Record
Vocational agriculture instructor J Poora reports a flock at the Non Stop Egg record project has laid 376 eggs in 376 days, surpassing the prior 365 egg benchmark for any fowl across the Ozarks.
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Springfield
A J. Poora
Mooney Seeks Rehearing Over Pardon Hearing Claims
Tom Mooney asks California Governor Rolph to reopen his pardon hearing citing Paul Callicotte of Portland who says he unknowingly carried the bomb that killed ten. Mooney, serving life for the bombing, is pictured with attorney Irvin Goodman. Callicotte described placing the bag at the scene, hired by two strangers to do so.
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Tom Mooney
James Rolph
California
Paul Callicotte
Portland
Ore
Mooney
Irvin Goodman
Be- Callicotte
Callicotte
New Plymouth Six to Debut at Low Price
Persistent talk of a new Plymouth car culminated in confirmation by Jack Burris of Gate City Motor Co that a six cylinder Plymouth Six will debut here within weeks. The model aims to combine past Plymouth quality with new manufacturing advances and a notably low price, with details limited by factory officials.
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Jack Burris
Gate City Motor Co
Plymouth
Detroit
Chrysler Motors
Burris
Flashes of LIFE and distant deaths across places
A Baltimore police report links a youth's death to a fondness for physical culture and self chinups. George W. Starkey Jr., 21, was found hanging by a belt in a kitchen. a note hints at chilling winters from Boston to Melanesia where a missionary, Dr. C. E. Fox, is said to be alive despite native beliefs.
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Baltimore
George W. Starkey, Jr
Auckland
New Zealand
C. E. Fox
Melanesia
German Farmers Use Lime Clouds to Fight Frost
German farmers deploy unslaked lime and sulfur trioxide drips to generate a protective vapor cloud. The chemical reaction aims to shield crops from frost, forming a fog barrier over fields.
Oil penetration alters metal surfaces for better lubricants
Discovery shows oil penetrates metals beyond forming a surface film, suggesting new lubricating materials with improved performance may be developed.
Gotham crisis hinges on two bankers over NY loan
Charlies KE. Mitchell acts as spokesman for bankers pressing New York for a $35,000,900 loan to cover urgent debts. He demands City Controller Charles W. Berry shave $100,000,000 from the city budget.
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New York
Charlies KE. Mitchell
Charles W. Berry
Tombstone Keeps Altered Name Of Former Chief
The text notes that upon the young chief's death the inscribers left the name as "Dr. , E, Fox" on his tombstone. Fox remains the enduring chief in memory and cannot have his name restored.
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Fox
New Garage Manager in San Francisco
Shirley Staschen, 18, takes over her late father Fred G. Staschen’s mortgaged San Francisco garage to support a widowed mother and younger sister, abandoning art studies to run the business.
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San Francisco
Shirley Staschen
Fred G. Staschen
Fair Exchange in Courthouse Swap Ends in Even Trade
In a courthouse meeting, Sam 8B Jordan and Henry Hall traded potatoes at 85 cents a bushel with no buyers for the calf Jordan wished to sell. The parties settled the deal by swapping the goods evenly.
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Sam
Jordan
Henry Hall
Hall
New Army Airship Nears Completion at Akron Docks
The latest non rigid airship, built for the Army Air Corps coastal patrol, nears completion at Goodyear Zeppelin docks in Akron. It measures 233 feet long, 54 feet in diameter, and 69 feet high, with 360,900 cubic feet of gas and five control surfaces. It seats three pilots, two mechanics, a navigator, radio operator, and bomber.
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Goodyear-Zeppelin Corporation
Army Air Corps’ Coastal Patrol Works
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