Wife of Arch Killer Reveals Her Unknowing Marriage
Mrs. Bonne Burke says she married Fred Burke in Kansas City about a year ago and learned of his wanted status only after his arrest near Milan Missouri. She thought he was a salesman while police say he is the St Valentine’s Day killer sought in many states. He faces murder charges in St Joseph Michigan related to a pallet theft case.
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Kansas City
Fred Burke
Milan
Burke
St. Valentine's Dang
Chicago
St Joseph
Mich
Hoover miscast as nominee, Progressive critique says
Rodney DucDTkel NGA Segvien Weller Q/ARHINGTON reports a Progressive conference led by Senator Norris condemning Hoover. Norris denounces Hoover as failing to relieve unemployment and agriculture, mocking his leadership and power interests. The piece argues the welfare of the nation and party require Hoover not be renominated or re elected.
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Rodney Dutchel Nga
Segvien Weller
Arhington
Nepuuiican
Hoover
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Nourik
Stoover
Mubila Ite
Norris
AY Smith
Tins
Robert V. Lucas
Nagnal
Progressive Conference
Tha Ironver
Power
Senate
Program of Fall Weather Tone and Agricultural Strategy
A concise report outlines a fall weather program focused on gradual reduction of inefficient practices in scientific agriculture. It emphasizes government coordination and urban planning adjustments to improve civic resilience and efficiency amid seasonal changes.
Fire devastates Arkansas Drug Co on Second Street
Star of Hope notes a disastrous Monday night fire at the Arkansas Drug Co on Second Street with Mrs. SR. Oglesby and Mrs. IT. Be among the victims. Also reports from El Paso trip, marriage licenses issued in Washington, and locals awaiting Easter vacation visitors.
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SR. Oglesby
El-Pasg
Texas
E! M. Bridewell
Foreman
Washington
M. G. Hansford
Nannie Baine
W. Li. Anthony
Dave Hay~wood
Patmos
I Mayy
Egunees
Bourne
Mary's Academy
Little Rock
W. H. Bourne
George Wolff
Binger
Hone
Barlow
Citizens National Bank
Hope
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Arkansas
Billboard battle over taxation and government ads
An editorial laments billboard advertising in Hot Springs and Hope, arguing government endorsement harms private business, costs taxpayers, and calls for city action. It criticizes express agencies owned by railroads and urges local government to regulate or tax billboards while urging the Commerce Commission to pursue enforcement.
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America
Xress
Express Agency
Express
Hope
P: Commerce’ Commission
Capone Eyes Calm Life on Pacific Rancho in Reprisal of Crime
The article imagines Al Capone seeking a quiet ranch in coastal California, a vast half‑mile wide property with adobe house and orchards, as a peaceful retreat away from Chicago crime. It muses on brigand legend, treasure buried by Spanish padres, and Capone’s possible life as a country gentleman, while noting California’s likely opposition to his transfer. A broader note calls for reapportioning state representation by population amid political tension.
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Pancho Villa
Los Angeles
Capote
Capone
Cuba
Caltison
Pacific
Ibj
Actes
Chicago
California
Senor
Radio Communication Woes Plague Nautilus Polar Quest
Radio officer Ray E. Myers reports the submarine Nautilus faces ongoing radio communication problems as Sir George Hubert Wilkins leads the expedition toward the North Pole. Myers supervised high frequency installations at sea and hopes to maintain contact under the polar ice cap this summer.
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Hartford
Coym
UPI
Wilkins Isworth
North Pole
Ray E. Myers
Ithe
Myers
George Hubert Wilkins
Are
W3adjz
Bethany Beach
da! Riker
Goat to be office scavenger sparks newsroom clash
A chaotic memo notes discussion of buying a goat to snatch litter and papers in a newspaper office. The cashier and editor favor the idea, foreman and lead printers oppose, fearing disrupted copy and lost leads. The piece ends with a cartoonish child’s quip about gender and work.
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Newspanel
Guggenheim Foundation Awards 17 Fellowships Totalling 175000
The John Simon Guggenheim Foundation announced 17 fellowships totaling 175000 to scholars writers artists musicians and scientists. Each fellowship averages about 2500 yearly to support research and creative work across the United States Mexico South America and Europe. Thirteen US fellows go to Latin America and vice versa, with seven American novelists poets or dramatists and seven painters among the recipients. thirteen are women.
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New York
John Simon Guggenheim Foundation
Simon Guggenheim
United States
Mexico
South America
Europe
Guggenheim
Engineer Gave Up Went Home on Indigestion Cure
Pulaski report recounts how a railroad engineer relieved stomach trouble after taking Black Draught. C K Nelson of Fourth Street described severe chest tightness and nausea in 1917, then a return to work after using the remedy. He later avoided major episodes for over two years.
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C. K. Nelson
Fourth Street
Nelson
West Virginia
Recapit Loans and Discounts and Bank Assets 1931
John Doe Notary RUTH ANDERSON notes March 2 1931. Recapit Loans and Discounts 691861.85. United States Bonds 100400. Bonds Stocks Securities 255704.94. Cash and Exchange 244618.965. Total assets and liabilities shown with capital deposits and reserves. Directors L D Reed A Graves Geo W Robison.
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Banking House
Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank
ierBosmarine
U. S
U.S
Ruth Anderson
United States Bonds
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