Death fugitive pictured as new Bluebeard
The hunt for George W. E. Perry widens to a fifth state as he is linked to the murder of his third wife and multiple deceptions. He married in St. Louis and pursued a widow and a divorcee while posing as an heir to a fortune. Police connect Perry to a Wisconsin murder case and earlier marriages in Cleveland and Milwaukee. A separate item notes infant Robert Kendall, 11 weeks, has five teeth.
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United Press
Chicago
George W. E. Perry
St. Louis
Perry
Harriet Milligan
Belleville, Til
Dorothy Haggerty
Hackett
Want
California
Wisconsin
Evansville, Ind
Robert Kendall
Howard A. Kendall
Gen. Butler to Leave Marine Forces Soon
Brig. Gen. Smedley Butler plans retirement from the Marine Corps after 33 years of service and will enter private business. He says he will retire under the thirty-year provision and notes his decision is not due to the selection of Maj. Gen. Ben Fuller as commander. Butler has been a prominent figure at Quantico and critic of the Marine occupation of Pittsburgh.
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United Press
Washington
Smedley Butler
United States Marine Corps
Quantico (Va
Butler
Marine Corps
Ben H. Fuller
Pittsburgh
Former Oklahoma Congressman Gets Six Months for Liquor Raid
Manuel Herrick, ex Oklahoma congressman arrested Aug 9 in a St Marys County liquor raid, was sentenced to six months in Baltimore city jail by Federal Judge Loper. Two companions, one a Negro, were involved.
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United Press
Baltimore
Manuel Herrick
Oklahoma
St. Marys County
Baltimore City
Loper
Hindenburg Denies Mercy for Three Young Officers
Berlin Oct. 10 President Hindenburg refused to pardon Lieutenants Scheringer Wendt and Ludin who were sentenced to eighteen months in prison by Leipzig court on treason charges for spreading Fascist propaganda in the Reichswehr.
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United Press
Berlin
Hindenburg
Reichswehr
Leipzig
Scheringer
Wendt
Ludin
State Department outlines diplomats attire for formal events
The United States state department releases dress rules for diplomats. Informal meetings require a sack suit, formal meetings call for a short tailed morning coat cutaway or frock, receptions suggest cutaway or frock coat, dinner with or without ladies varies from dinner coat to tuxedo, and women may wear full evening dress. Spats are optional for diplomats.
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United Press
Ashington
United States State Department
Hoover to visit son at mountain camp
President and Mrs. Hoover planned to leave Washington to spend the weekend at the presidential camp in the Blue Ridge to visit Herbert Jr who is suffering from a slight tuberculosis infection.
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United Press
Washington
Hoover
Presidential Camp
Blue Ridge Mountains
Herbert Jr
Plain Water and Jad Salts Kidney Pain Remedy
An advertisement promotes plain water as a diuretic and a Jad Salts remedy for back or kidney pains. It advises drinking a full glass of water before breakfast with Jad Salts, plus two glasses of water between meals and at night. If relief isn’t complete in six days, see a physician.
Sneeze Foils Death by Own Action in Newark
Patrolman Kin sella was walking a beat when Charles Curcio aimed an automatic at his temple. He sneezed at the moment, and the bullet struck a wall two inches from the officer's head, narrowly avoiding fatal injury.
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United Press
Newark
N. J
Charles Curcio
Kinsella
Curcio
Sea Life Topic for Children at Children's Museum
William Eastman will show and discuss his sea life collection in a program for school children at the Children's Museum. The session, titled Early Sea Life in Indiana, begins at 10 30 Saturday morning.
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Indiana
Children’s Museum
William Eastman
Psychiatrist to Speak on Chicago Baby Mix-Up Case
Dr. H. S. Hulbert, a Chicago psychiatrist and consultant in the Bamberg er-Watkins baby mix up, is scheduled to give a talk that teachers will hear about.
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Chicago
H. S. Hulbert
Bamberger-Watkins
WEIR FURNACE COAT COVER AT MIDWEST HEATING PLANT
A damaged OCR fragment notes a Weir furnace coat cover at the Midwest Heating and Service Co plant located at 2921 Tenth. The text references cleaning and reconditioning heating equipment as a work task.
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Midwest Heating and Service CO
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