Davis Captured in Bremer Kidnap Case Arrives in St Paul
Volney Davis, 33, tied to the $200000 Edward Bremer kidnapping and linked to the Karpis Barker gang, was arrested in Chicago and heavily manacled, flown to Minneapolis area for arraignment on the Bremer charge. Hoover confirmed the arrest. details remain scarce after a shooting incident.
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Volney Davis
Karpis-Barker
Edward G. Bremer
Chicago
Davis
Midwest
Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Tacoma
George Weyerhaeuser
Hoover
Weyerhaeuser
Arest
Volney
Minneapolis
Federal Department
St. Paul
Bremer
Harold B. Anderson
Department of Justice
Marvin Purvis
Federal Forces
Alvin Karpis
George
F. Rodman Titcomb
Snake in sewing drawer shocks Beaufort woman
Mrs Leslie Springle opened a sewing machine drawer in Beaufort North Carolina and a live rattlesnake sprang out. Her husband killed the rattler but could not explain how it got there.
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Beaufort
N. C
Leslie Springle
Blast victim brought here in Mt. Pleasant gas well blast
Pearl Trowbridge 37 of Union Furnace died from severe burns after a gas well explosion near Mt. Pleasant Michigan. Nine injured in the blast at Gordon Oil Co. No. 1 Williams well as workers prepared to cap it. Trowbridge was a Logan area resident and a brother of Park Trowbridge. Ambulances transported injured to hospital after on site first aid.
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Pearl Trowbridge
Union Furnace
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
Logan
Leonard
Trowbridge
Park Trowbridge
Gordon Oil Co
H. A. Hegelheimer
Walker Franks
Williams No. 1
Sargeant
Gordon Company
Lakeview
Stinson
Kane
Nudist Inmate Sets Wardrobe Ablaze in Calaboose
Chas Reynolds of South Bloomingville reportedly stripped the walls of his cell, burned his clothes in a fire, and wailed loudly. Police found him without attire and he was moved to the county jail. Probate court will review his case.
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Calaboose
Chas. Reynolds
Bloomingville
Reynolds
Brothers Die Three Days Apart in Hocking County
Two Mt. Pleasant area brothers George and Wesley Riggs died within days of each other. Wesley, 74, died Wednesday after a stroke, leaving a widow Hattie and four children. George, 65, died Sunday of a stomach ailment. Funeral services were held or planned at Mt. Pleasant M. E. Church with Rev. Harland officiating. Surviving relatives include several siblings and grandchildren. Heinlein Bros. handled arrangements.
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George
Wesley Riggs
Hocking County
Mt. Pleasant
Hattie Riggs
Paul and
Floyd
Andy Rauber
Near Logan
Sarah Frantz
Whiting
Ind
Mt Pleasant M. EK
P. A. Harland
Hanshire
George Riggs
Cherrington
Harland
Frank
Asbury
Loaga
Sam
W. T. Hanesworth
Bret Allen
Hnson
Sabina
Columbus
Logan Daily News Emerges From Democrat-Sentinel
The Democrat-Sentinel announces the Logan Daily News, a weekday paper for Logan and Hocking County. It will publish afternoons except Saturdays, carry Associated Press service plus local news, and seek merchant advertising to support daily circulation. R Kenneth Kerr invites public support for the new venture.
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Logan Daily News
Daily News
Democrat-Sentinel
Hocking County
Associated Press
Logan
R. Kenneth Kerr
Logan Mason Stricken and Dies at Home
Logan Mason a 48 year old brick mason from Logan died at home on East Main Street at 9 oclock from an attack of acute indigestion suffered after an outing with his wife and friends. He had been under a physician for months but died before aid could arrive. He is survived by his wife two sons Charles of Logan and Thomas of near Detroit Mich a number of brothers and sisters. Funeral services will be held at the home Wednesday afternoon with Rev A L Heyde presiding. Arrangements are handled by Woodard Funeral Service.
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Jacob Kleinschidt
Logan
East Main St
Kleinschmidt
Charles
Thomas
Detroit
Mich
A. L. Heyde
Woodard
Destruction Planned for Garden City Ruin After Earthquakes
Quetta authorities plan to finish demolishing the ruined Garden City of India by dynamiting debris to prevent further danger after a sequence of earthquakes.
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Quetta
India
Newspaper man Carl T Robertson dies in Casablanca
A cablegram to Mrs Ida Wuebben Logan reports the death of Carl T Robertson in Casablanca Morocco. Robertson was the Cleveland Plain Dealer associate editor and columnist and husband of Miss Josephine Wuebben formerly of Logan. He was touring Europe for the paper when he died and relatives say he suffered heart trouble.
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Ida Wuebben
Logan
Carl T. Robertson
Casablanca
Morocco
Robertson
Josephine Wuebben
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Europe
Fire damages two blazes linked to electrical faults
A garage rear of the Dorothy Sheline residence on Fur nace street sustained a fire Saturday night with damage about $25. Firemen laid hose across West Hunter Street near the West Grade school causing traffic detours on Church Street. Earlier, a car owned by Samuel Griffith near Wesboro suffered $15 loss from a separate fire caused by defective wiring on Mulberry Street near Main. Firemen used chemicals to extinguish the second blaze.
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Dorothy Sheline
Furnace Street
Church St
West Hunter St
West
Samuel Griffith
Wesboro
Mulberry St
Main
Logan Daily News and Democrat Sentinel Subscription Notice
The Logan Daily News and Democrat Sentinel informs subscribers the paper will be sent for the full paid period as a fair method to carry subscriptions that have already been paid. This notice explains the continuation of service for advance payments.
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Logan Daily News
Democrat- Sentinel
Fire wrecks two Erie docks in $750000 to $1000000 loss
Fire at Pennsylvania railroad loading docks in Erie caused total damage estimated between 750000 and 1000000. Fire spread rapidly with 90 loaded box cars burned as crews fought for hours after midnight. Police held a suspect for questioning amid signs of arson as investigators from multiple agencies joined the probe.
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Erie
Pennsylvania Railroad
George J. Christoph
Beall Named Postmaster at South Bloomingville
Named postmaster E F Beall who ran a Scenic Inn near Ash Cave is appointed postmaster at South Bloomingville the announcement said today.
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E. F. Beall
Ash Cave
South Bloomingville
Normandie Arrives in New York Harbor
The 85,000 ton French liner Normandie reached New York harbor on June 3, signaling a grand arrival for transatlantic travel. Passengers were greeted by a flotilla of small escort boats as the massive ship tied up at its pier.
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New York City
Western flood leaves $12 million in damage and thousands homeless
Nebraska and Kansas floods flood the plains as the Republican and Platte rivers surge nearing a junction. Red Cross says 1,000 families homeless. 200 miles of destruction with heavy livestock losses. Doors close, relief rigs move in while guards, boats, and planes aid rescues under limited communications.
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Oxford
Nebr
Republican
Kansas
Nebraska
South Platte
J. M. Power
St. Louis
Red Cross
Power
Republican River
Ogallala
North Platte
Scottsbluff
McCook
National Guard
Sunday Death Toll Slumps Across Ohio
Ohio reported a sharp drop in Sunday auto accident deaths. Lyle Foss of Canton died at a Marietta hospital after being struck while walking toward relatives' home. Conrad Speck, 70, was fatally injured when struck while crossing a street in Norwood.
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Ohio
Lyle Foss
Canton
Marietta
Conrad Speck
Norwood
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