Gangland Beaus Dingbat Oberta Slain In Car Ride
Chicago dispatch reports gang boss Dingbat Oberta and his bodyguard Sam The Shadow Malega were killed in a drive by shooting. Police recall Frank McErlane’s warning as rival gunmen ambushed the sedan on a forest road. Oberta’s body found slumped in front seat, Shadow later recovered.
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Frank McErlane
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Fie
McBrione
Lonely Forest Preserve Road
McBriene
Cooking Creative Art Not Drudgery Says Lecturer
Miss King says homemakers seek an individual touch in pigs pastries and desserts and can master modern methods to save time. She cites nonstick crusts drip prevention and new techniques from cooking schools as enabling wholesome desserts with nutritive value and decorative appeal for balanced meals.
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Miss King
Arrests in Bank Robbery Near Picher Oklahoma
Three people were taken for questioning in the Alluwe bank robbery that netted about $1500. Ernest Royal Thelma Royal and Chester Dykes were seized after authorities found two cars matching the descriptions. A pistol stash was found at Dykes home and $100 was recovered from Mrs Royal, with further money traced to Baxter Springs. Bank teller Don H Marsh and customer Ethel Phillips expected to identify suspects.
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Hip
Nowata
No Wata
Aliuwe
Royal
Baxter Springs
Hansas
Don H. Marsh
Ethel Phillips
Stock rally widens as credit eases on Wall Street
In New York on March 6 the stock market rose despite weak cotton and grain futures. Gains of 1 to 7 points clustered around General Electric Westinghouse and Allied Chemical as call money held at 4 percent with rates near two year lows. Merger chatter and a strong rail showing underpinned the curb rally while analysts noted the price action may outpace broader economic improvements.
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Associated Press Financia
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Commcon
Iscore
General Electric
Westinghouse Electric
Bank of England
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Tady
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Wall Street
Confessed Slayer Elegant Crimes Tied to Farmington Actor
Eleanor Rey, confidant of James Baker, confessed slayer of eight men. Baker, suspected in a New York watchman murder, was taken there to face charges after tales of his crimes surfaced while he worked on her father’s Farmington, Michigan farm.
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Aeoive
James Baker
Farmington
Mich
Baker
New York
Taft condition unchanged says doctors report
Washington March 6 AP no change in former president William Howard Taft’s condition was noted today by his physicians. The bulletin said he is comfortable and taking nourishment after a restful night. Doctors visited Taft briefly, and attendants reported he recognizes visitors and murmurs briefly.
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Francis R. Hagner
Thomas A. Creytor
Omet
Taft
Mr. Taft
Beauty commits death by own action in New York
Norman a noted beauty listed among the United States twelve most beautiful by Neysa Mehtein leaped from a 20th floor hotel window at the Warwick in New York. An apparent suicide note was left for hotel management and her attorney, with letters sealed in the room.
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New York
Frank Carstarphay
Arthur Garfien
Promoters dried up the Dupo oil boom profits
The St Louis Post-Dispatch reports the Dupo Illinois oil rush ebbed. promoter profits, losses to St Louis and East St Louis investors may exceed 1 million dollars. About 140 of 1,000 acres are profitable producing territory leased to Ohio Oil Company. remaining land split into town lots with many wells on single acres. Also notes record low surface temperature in Verhoyansk, Siberia at 99 degrees below zero.
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Newpaper
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Verhoyansk
Siberia
Man 95 Dies On Farm He Lived On For Nine Decades
Huth M. Glenn, 95, died late yesterday near Easton, Missouri, on a farm where he had lived for ninety two years. He and his father moved from what is now Jackson county in 1637. Two sons survive.
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Huth M. Glenn
Easton
Jackson County
Noted Yale President Arthur Hadley Dies Aboard Cruise
Dr Arthur Twining Hadley 73 president emeritus of Yale University died in Kobe Japan aboard the Empress of Australia. Pneumonia was given as cause after a two day illness. He sailed December 3 from New York with Mrs Hadley. son Hamilton said the death was a shock.
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Yale University
Australia
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China
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Ur Hedley
Yale
Hamilton
How One Woman Lost 20 Pounds of Fat and Gained Energy
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a weight loss aid promising rapid fat reduction and renewed vigor. It claims a 3 week scale check will show fat vanished, improved skin and eyes, and increased vitality, with a money back guarantee if results are not superb. The copy cites drugstores and a nationwide availability.
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Rep Standard Drug Co
G. A. Fischer Drug Co
America
Laster
Adv. SS
Woman Dies by Poison at St. Genevieve County
Ste Genevieve Mo March 6 AP Coroner Basler investigates death of Mrs John K Vaughn 42 at Nations Mill from poison after telling 14 year old daughter to fetch water the girl refused and mother later died En route to Farmington Missouri survivors include son Mortis a New York lawyer and daughter Mrs Nichola Moseley of this city husband Provost of Albertus Magnus College Doctors expect body to be shipped from Japan via San Francisco for burial.
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Basler
John K. Vaughn
Nations Mill
St. Genevieve County
Farmington, Mo
Hadley
Mortis
New York
Nicholas Moseley
Albertus Matinus College
Japan
San Francisco
Cook, Former Arctic Explorer, Paroled Soon
Paroled soon from Leavenworth, Dr. Frederick A. Cook, famed Arctic explorer, will leave the penitentiary with eyes bright and a hopeful outlook. Martin J. Moran, a former U S Commissioner in Alaska, visited Cook yesterday. Moran says Cook remains confident and under the care of friends as he contemplates his next steps.
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Frederick A. Cook
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Martin J. Moran
United States
Alaska
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