Blood stains add credence to death clue in Plymouth case
Blood stains on a mattress from Edith Dubois’s home and hair from Plymouth harbor support a theory that a torso found in Yonkers may be her. The mattress came from the Great Herr ing Pond cottage. authorities exhumed the torso for fresh examination.
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Plymouth
Mass
Edith Dubois
Tuckador
Yonkers
Potters’ Field
Dubois
Great Herring Pond
Plymouth Harbor
Amos O. Squire
White Plains
Eastchester
Edith Marie Louise Gauquetin
Charles Edwin Dubois
New York
Massachusetts
Gangde
Grace
Eastchestery
New Jersey
Canada
Fresh Wave of Selling Hits Stock Market
New York stock market faced renewed selling in afternoon trading after a cautious morning rally attempt. Many issues fell 1 to 10 points with American Telephone dropping over 4 to about 109, Union Pacific around 33 to near 70, and other leaders like American Can Bethlehem Steel Santa Fe Dupont and Harvesters slipping 2 to 3 points.
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New York
Glee
Union Pacific
Ameri Ican Gan
Bethlehem Atee
Santa Fe
Dupont
Internations
Harvester
Franklin County Under Arms Amid Miner Tension
Franklin County Sherrit Browning Robinson's deputies guard highways as Progressive Miners of America seek to influence workers away from United Mine Workers. Reports say shock troops advance from Gillespie toward Franklin, Perry and St. Clair counties.
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Benton
Ila
Franklin County
Sherrit Browning Robinson
Army of Special Deputies
Progressive Miners of America
United Mine Workers of America
Gillespig
Franklin
Perry
St. Claly
Two inmates escape jail in Versailles Missouri
Versailles Missouri September 14 Hardie Pack and Joe Wray awaiting trial for auto theft escaped the county jail today by prying loose bars from a cracked window in a metal bed frame.
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Versailles
Hardie Pack
Joe Wray
Elaives
Pair Held For Killing Neighbor In Missouri Yard Slaying
Poplar Bluff Missouri initial police report says William Smith 55 and son Johnny 20 of Teskee were arrested and charged with first degree murder in the weekend slaying of neighbor Sam Willard 52 in a school yard.
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Poplar Bluff
William Smith
Johnny
Teskee
Wayne Johnty
Sam Willard
Byrnes Reports Campaign Costs in Senate Bid
Col James W Byrnes of St Louis reported total expenditures of 1571 dollars and 50 cents for his unsuccessful Democratic U S Senate nomination bid. Among the expenses was a 34 cent tax on checks.
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James W. Byrnes
St Louis
U.S
State Socialists Platform Is Brief
The Socialists of Missouri adopted a brief platform endorsing the national program, outdoing the two major parties in conciseness. Floods in China are costly, with last year affecting a farm population equivalent to the entire U S farm population. About 45 percent of all seas in the coastal area were destroyed by water that averaged nine feet.
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Socialists of Missouri
Socialist
China
United States
Coo
Roosevelt G P Eng Fall Campaign In Coon Belt
Roosevelt criticizes farm policy and Republican tariffs, arguing current leadership neglects the farm problem as a national issue. He warns that without tariff readjustment and international trade restoration, farmers face bankruptcy while industry prospers. He claims the Democratic approach relies on brokered trade deals.
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Roosevelt
Coon Belt
Scores Weaver
Two Killed in Maryville Car Crash Near Highway 71
W D Akers 32 and another man from Kansas City were killed when their car struck a truck on A Curve seven miles south of Maryville Missouri last midnight. Mrs Akers was slightly injured. Bob Barker and Everett Pendleton, both of Kansas City, survived.
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Maryville
W. d. Akers
Har- Brave
Kansasity
Here
Iowa farmers asked to stop highway picketing
Sioux City leaders and Governor Turner urge farmers to end picketing to ease hardship on Sioux City laborers and to allow livestock and produce to reach markets. Pickets continue, closing most highways into the city except Nebraska routes 77 and 20.
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Iowa
Sioux City
Iune
Fapmera
Sioux City Territory
W. D. Hayes
Dan Turner
Bes Moines
Turner
Hayes Asiq
Sted
Nebraska
Parole Requests From Old Convicts Highlighted By List
The notice lists Ldest and youngest convicts seeking parole following incidents including a yard dispute over pawpaws, a man firing a shotgun during a hoeing altercation, and multiple inmates from various counties with terms ranging from two to ten years for offenses such as burglary robbery and forgery.
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Scales
Artin Garner
Wader Ufe
Jackson County
Iprik
Pemiscot County
George Weatherman
Noigway County
John Walker
Callaway County
John Grayson
Humbert Costello
St. Louiis
Thursman Blackmore
Cooper County
George Pugh
Vernon Coutay
Willam Lawler
Jasper County
Fire alarm box to curb false alarms at electrical convention
At the International Convention of Municipal Electricians in St. Louis a new fire alarm box was shown that prevents false alarms by automatically blocking improper calls. In Missouri OlIie W. Fletcher, a farmer near Sheghina, was killed by lightning during a storm that caused local damage.
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Louis
International Convention of Municipal Electricians
Sheghina
Ollie W. Fletcher
Here
Cotton consumption shows slight drop in August
Washington reports 402,601 bales consumed in August, down from 435,030 a year earlier. Sales in August reached 1,000,421 bales in consumer establishments, with 6,647,563 bales on hand in public storage and at traders on August 31, 1992, versus 8,401,? last year.
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Washington
Census Bureau
United States
Azalnat
Kansas Woman Dies After Wreck in Paola Kans
Paola Kansas Sept 14 Mrs Jon W Blaisdell 76 died today of a fractured hip and other injuries from an auto wreck a week earlier She is survived by her husband Richard Stanley Blaisdell a Washington newspaper man and two daughters Helen Paola and Edith Casper Wyoming
Demand increases in Army and Navy urged at Legion convention
Portland, Ore. Sept. 14 A Philippine report from the American Legion National Defense Committee urged increases for the Army and Navy and recommended the region adopt a national policy to question all congressional candidates on their defense stances for Legionnaires’ information.
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Portland
Ore
United States Army
Navy
National Defense Committee
American Legion
Congress
Retired dairyman dies in court collapse
Edward G. Denning, 66, a retired dairy man, collapsed and died in a courtroom while awaiting his turn to testify in a suit in St. Louis. The death occurred on September 4.
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ST. Louis
Edward G. Denning
Well Known Figures Win In Primaries
The Associated Press notes nearly complete returns from eight states show nationally known figures winning despite heavy voting. Winners include Senators Moses, Dale, Smith, Jane 4th, and Schuyler leading Colorado race. Adams leading Denver contest. Overton and Akers contest in Louisiana and Arizona races with Hunt and Moeur in state results. Cramton and Hudson faltered comeback attempts. Brucker renominated. Comstock chosen to face him.
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Associated Press
George H. Moses
New Hampshire
Portay Dale
Vermont
Ellison D. Smith
South Carolina
Wesley 4Th. Jane
Washington
Karl C. Schuyler
Denver
Nate C. Warren
Colorado
Alvanb. Adams
John T. Barnett
Ron
Louisiana
Lengtoy
Broussard
John H. Overton
Overton
Huey
Lee to address Callaway officials on redistricting plans
Fulton Mo Sept. 14 state superintendent Charles A. Lee will address Carlinway County school officials tomorrow before the election of a redistricting board. The board will map new districts in line with the 1931 Missouri school laws.
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Fulton
Charles A. Lee
Carlinway County
Airfield Captured by Federal Troops in Chile
Government troops seized the Bosque airfield near Santiago today, rebels withdrew toward Colina, and one worker was killed in the street amid the fighting. The engagement occurred with no resistance to the airfield capture.
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Santiago
Chile
EA Bosque
Colina
Steel Founders See Revival as Foundry Demand Rises
Industrial leaders from many sections of the United States at a regional Steel Founders Society of America meeting reported higher foundry orders signaling an upturn in business conditions. President Arthur Simonsen warned against price cutting to win work, calling it the industry’s damaging practice.
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Blittsburgh
United States
Steel Founders’ Society of America
Arthur Simonsen
Milwaukee
Hoover in the White House a 41 year fixture
Ike Hoover chief usher at the White House reflects on his 41 years of service. He arrived from the Edison Company in Plainfield New Jersey to install lights and stayed, witnessing presidents and changes. He recalls early days when staff feared electric lights and kept them burning or covered with cloths.
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Hoover
White House
Ike Hoover
Executive Mansion
East Lawn
Edison , Company
Plainfield
Whita ‘House
Ike
New Jersay
Everyody
516 EMPLOYEES IN OHIO RECALLED FOR PRODUCTION
East Liverpool Ohio September 14 The Foner Laughlin China Company recalled 400 employees at its No 2 plant in Newell West Virginia idle since June 1 Prior recalls involve Taylor Smith and Taylor of Chester and Edwin M Knowles China at Newell due to fall and winter orders.
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East Liverpool
Foner Laughlin China Company
Newell
West Virginia
Taylor, Smith and Taylor
Chester
Edwin M. Knowles China Company
Out of Luck Husband and Wife Seek Help
A strained conversation shows a husband frustrated by hardship suggesting living with his wife's parents. The wife replies unenthusiastically that her mother has already left for five with her own parents, complicating any immediate plan.
Kansas City Man Shot by Bandits
A 34 year old Jones was seriously wounded after saying robbers attacked him to steal his car. A railroad detective said two men tried to rob him after driving alongside in a car later identified as Jones. The robbers abandoned the vehicle.
Assessor Resigns in New Madrid County
Herschel Ward, assessor of New Madrid County, resigned today. Governor Caulfield will appoint his successor.
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Herschel Ward
New Madrid County
Caulfield
Divorces Proposed as Only Remedy Under Civil Service Ruling
Washington dispatch reports Miss Huth Taunton of the National Woman's Party says divorces may be the only way for some couples to keep federal jobs after a Civil Service Commission ruling. She notes many families fear losing homes and schooling if wage earners are cut from the federal payroll amid enforcement of the Economy Act.
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Washington
Huth Taunton
National Woman's Party
Baturday
Civil Service Commission
Miss Taunton
Wife of famous showman dies in Springfield
Mrs Saide Dekreke 51 wife of Jean Dekreke of SE Louis died here with a carnival. Born in Alexandria Egypt of Mohammedan faith she came to America as a dancer at the Chicago World's Fair.
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Sppringfield
Saide Dekreke
Jean Dekreke
SE. Louis
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