Chicago woman linked to second murder in Brst case
Out Our Way recalls Mrs. Catherine Cassler once sentenced to death for the murder of cabinetmaker William Lindstrom and later freed. She is accused of a second murder after Cameo Soutar, her husband’s housekeeper, was found dead. Police say Cassler, freed from the first charge, tore off the girl's clothes and beat her in jealousy.
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NEA Chicago Bureau
William ‘Lindstrom
Catherine. Gassler
Chicago
Pretty Cameo Soutar
Heavy rains damage Missouri crops in weekend flooding
Columbia Missouri June 3 AP heavy rains across Missouri halted seven to eight days of field work and nearly wiped out progress statewide except in the Ozarks and southeastern counties. Rain totals reached 3 to 6 inches, soil washing worsened, rivers flooded for the fourth time since March, and crops from wheat to cotton showed delayed development as warmth and sun were needed.
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Columbia
Missouri
Ozarks
Southastern
Ealy Weather and
Columbia Weather, Bureau
Found Bodies of Men Drowned At St. Charles
ST. LOUIS, June 5 AP The bodies of Jacob J. Pflueger 53 alley proprietor and George W. Newman linotype operator drowned yesterday when their boat capsized during fishing in a quarry pond near St Charles were recovered after several hours of search Funeral services for Pflueger will be held at 2 p m Friday from an undertaking chapel Newman’s services have not been arranged pending word from relatives
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ST. Louis
Jacob J. Pflueger
Howling Alley
George W. Newman
Linotype
St. Charles
Pflueger
Newman
James W Good Favored As Next Republican Chair
Washington dispatch says Dr. Hubert Work may resign after the Hoover campaign and James W. Good of the War Department is listed as a likely successor. Others named include Ralph Williams of Oregon and James Francis Burke.
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James W. Good
War Department
Hubert Work
Republican National Committee
Hoover
Dr. Work
Interior
Capitol
Jr. Work
James Francis Burke
Ralph Williams
Oregon
Cooper County Sheriff Faces Embezzlement Trial
Cooper County Sheriff Percy B. McMahan goes to trial in Boonville Missouri on one of six counts of embezzling county funds. Indicted December 12 he is defended by Roy D. Williams a former judge.
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Boqnville, Mo
Percy B. McMahan
Cooper County
McMahan
Roy D. Williams
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John Laubach
Toledo
George “Laubach
Tenth Michigan Cavalry
University of Toledo
Radke
RARKE
St. Peter’s Dramatic Club
Man
St. Peter’s Hall
Schell
Washington
Kansas City Court of Appeals
Walter C. Semple
Gotham
Dallmeyer
Anderson
Dalimeyer
AU Sith
Dimmit
Jergen
Frostetta
Ayers
Parpo
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