Three Illinoisans vanish. families not abandoning hunt
Friends and relatives reject Gov. Tingley’s claim that there is little concern over the disappearance of DuQuoin barber DuBois Heberer Philip Heberer and spouses George Lorius and Albert Heberer three weeks ago in the southwest. They say they have hired a private detective agency and given information to justice agents, urging cooperation with New Mexico authorities.
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Philip Heberer
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Missing Illinois couples vanish after trip to West
A National Guard search is under way for four missing Illinois tourists after their 1929 Nash sedan was found in Dallas. Lorius of East St. Louis, and his wife along with the Hebierers, planned to flee to Los Angeles and San Diego for the exposition, sending postcards from Albuquerque. Sixteen forged $10 travelers' checks tied to Lorius prompted federal agents to enter the Cochran act case, with a possible kidnaping across state lines. Relatives fear for their safety as a $500 reward by the Mississippi Valley Masonic order goes unfulfilled.
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Mississippi Valley
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Parole Granted for Marion County Burglary Convict
Acting Governor Frank G. Harris yesterday granted a parole to Fred Easley serving a two year sentence in the state penitentiary from Marion county for burglary and larceny. He was received at the prison August 4, 1934. The average American transport plane operates at over 160,000 miles annually, about three times the rate of five years ago.
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Frank G. Harris
Fred Easley
Marion County
Old Fashioned Billy Clubs Added to Police Equipment
Spokane police to equip patrolmen with old fashioned billy clubs alongside modern pistols and tear gas. Police Chief Martin announced the purchase as part of standard gear for the uniformed force amid efforts to deter resistance.
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New Hope in Mexican Cabinet Sparks Catholic Policy Shift
Mexico City June 18 UP a largely new cabinet aimed to ease Catholic policy began work to bolster President Lazaro Cardenas as a strong leader. Five generals join the ministry after supplanting Calles in a power rift. Cadres favor labor liberalization while keeping anti religious schooling stance.
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Francisco Mujica
Silvano Barba Gonzalez
Gonzalez Roa
Washington
Eduardo Suarez
Missouri men die in Illinois auto crash near Tuscola
Glasgow, June 19. An auto accident near Tuscola, Illinois, killed three Missourians returning from a trip to Washington. The dead are J. H. Denny, 64, a Glasgow attorney and Republican political teacher. Mrs Belle Denny, 87, his mother. and C. P. Hargis of Glasgow. The Denny car collided with a train at a grade crossing.
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Conviction of Richetti sinks Massacre case
Adam Richetti, a Missouri and Oklahoma gangster, was convicted by a Jackson county jury of murder and sentenced to death for the slaying of Detective Hermanson during the Union Station massacre that killed four officers and their prisoner Frank Nash. Eight others face conspiracy charges. indictments for Grooms, Caffrey, and Chief Reed remain pending but may be dropped if Richetti’s appeal fails. Richetti claimed he was in Kansas City the day of the killings but was there the night before while intoxicated. He was arrested in Ohio days before Floyd’s death.
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Solicit funds to find dog owner in Webb City
Webb City Missouri on June 18 raises funds to locate the owner of a German police dog lost by a tourist four weeks ago. The emaciated animal keeps vigil by the highway, refusing food and waiting for its master to return.
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