Case Tied to Chicago Gangster Murders and a Ballistics Expert
The report describes a homicide investigation linked to Chicago mobsters and the Burke gang. Ballistics expert Galvin Goddard matched bullets from Burke’s guns to those from the Yale murder, aiding a coroner’s inquest. Two wealthy manufacturers financed the investigation. arrests were made for killings, though some defendants were never tried or slain before trial.
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Herman N. Bundesen
Bert Massee
Walter & Olson
Galvin Goddard
Goddard
Burke
Frankie Yale
Brooklyn Wang
Jacke MccGurne
Jack Scalisi
Gilbert and Garbo Star In Grand Picture
Gilbert and Garbo star in A Woman of Afdirs a Metro Goldwyn Mayer picture from a Michael Arlen story of Londons Mayfair will open at the New Grand theatre Saturday. A supporting cast includes Lewis Stone Hobart Bosworth Dorothy Sebastian John Mick Brown and Douglas Fairbanks Jr. Clarence Brown directs again after Flesh and the Devil.
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John Gilbert
Greta Garbo
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Michael Arlen
Mayfai
New Grand Theatre
Lewis Stone
Hobart Bosworth
Dorothy Sebastian
John Mick Brown
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Clarence Brown
Parental Approach Highlighted by Couzeris in Michigan
Couzeris advocates parental involvement as a key strategy in addressing youth conduct in Michigan. The note emphasizes early guidance, home support, and collaboration with schools to improve outcomes for students.
Local society notes from Hope and surrounding
Ozan items mention Mr 0 G Robing Mr D E Good Robins trip to Hope Saturday afternoon Mrs R B Robins returns from visit to Camden Mr and Mrs J K Green and son Milam of Hope visited friends Grand Worthy Matron visited Eastern Star Lodge Tuesday night Price Sandlin shopped in Nashville Miss Lillian Robing Mrs A J Robins Mrs Jerome Smith Miss Lina Anderson Eugene Goodlett and daughter Mary Naomi were visiting in Hope Sunday afternoon Stuart Crane will soon have his
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G. Robing
D. E. Good
Robins
Hope
R. B. Robins
Camden
J. K. Green
Milam
Eastern Star Lodge
Lillian Robing
A.J. Robins
Jerome + Smith
Lina Anderson
Earl Stuart
H. E. Robins
Nashville
Mack Stuart
D. M. Clay
John H. Burrow
Little Rock
Eark Stuart
H. B. Robins
Eugene Goodlett
Ray Utley
Rush Jones
Maggie Fletcher
Elizabeth Stoaks Joins World Trip After Denison Exit
Elizabeth Stoaks of Jackson quits Denison University to accompany an uncle on a world voyage she cannot refuse. She plans to resume studies upon return as a store building nears completion. Local visits note Earl and Mack Stuart in Nashville and Hope, with church attendance in Iowa rural areas down two percent over five years.
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Elizabeth Stoaks
Jackson
Miss
Denison ‘University
Granville
Elizabeth
Iowa
Gurdon Men Organize Business Association
Gurdon officials report the formation of the Gurdon Business Men's Association at city hall this week. A nominating committee named five directors, J. T. Davis W. M. Slayton and Walter Wilson presided, Par ty Nelson F H Rudolph Dr G J Sicel Irvin Blakely and W L Dawson were elected. C T Kay chosen as president and secretary Miss Ethel Conn, new dues set at one dollar monthly, payable quarterly.
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Gurdon
G. J. Sicel
Irvin Blakely
W. L. Dawson
C. T. Kay
Ethel Conn
Mena Boy Accused of Derailing KCS Train
Royce Nichols of Mena was charged with obstructing railroad tracks and derailing a Kansas City Southern engine near Acorn. He was arrested by Chief of Police Salyers, waived examination in Justice Smith's court, and bound over to await the April Grand Jury.
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Mena
Kansas City Southern Railroad
Acorn
Royce Nichols
Salyers
Nichols
Mules Die After Getting Bogged in Mud Overnight
Frank Robinson, a negro youth, was hauling wood with mules owned by George Austin when the team and wagon bogged in mud. The driver left them overnight, and the next morning both mules were found dead, likely from cold water and mud. Austin had Robinson arrested. the court fined him $5 plus costs for cruelty to animals.
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Austin
Robinson
Wonderful News for Fits Sufferers in Brooklyn
A Brooklyn notice proclaims a new remedy that stops most stubborn epilepsy fits. It claims thousands have been helped and invites sufferers to write for a free booklet to Phenolepto Company Box 71 St Johns Ph. Sta Brooks NY Dept 4 with dates Feb 14 24 23.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Remedy
Phenolepto! Company
St. Johns Ph
Brooks
Birmingham tarot stand offers paid phrenology services
A Birmingham stall charges patrons five hundred dollars to peck into a plate-like fixture for phrenology palm reading and fortune telling along with psycho analysis, a curious blend of divination and mental tests offered for a price.
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Birmingham
Alo
28 Year-Old Writes For Logan Ulak Journal Editor
A 28 year old writer contributed work to the Logan Ulak Journal where a former editor is noted. The item highlights the writer's association with the publication and mentions the editor’s role.
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Don Wrott
Logan
Ulak
Journal
Intimate guidance mirrors daily newspaper ads for life
The passage compares choosing companions to evaluating advertisements in daily newspapers. It urges noting manners and fit, suggesting a cautious, selective approach to new associations. It implies ads introduce products that may become important in life.
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