Fort Worth double slaying linked to car crash remains found
Police investigate the bodies of A. S. Michael, 33, and Geneva Cantrell, 19, found along a Fort Worth road. Both victims were shot in the head. the girl’s clothes and personal items were scattered near the car, with indications the vehicle had been forced to stop and disturbed. Police believe the girl’s billfold belonged to Cantrell.
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Worth
Tex
A. S
Pete) Michael
Geneva Cantrell
Michael
Desperate Gunman Fires in Chicago Courtroom
In Chicago a bank robber Fled through a criminal court building court room firing at officers. John Scheck 21 killed Policeman Levick and was wounded likely fatally. Accomplice Grundhofer captured. another suspect Lebowitz held for murder of Harry Mueller during the Niles Center robbery.
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Chicago
Criminal Court
John Sevick
Detective Bureau
John Scheck
iNiles Center
Charles Murthrop
Levick
Deck
Iceman
Desperado
Anton
State’s Attorney's
Ding Scheck
Grundhofer
Sche
Picayune Photographer Tracked by Huey Long in Wash
In New Orleans Huey P. Long attacked a Times-Picayune photographer as he walked to a train. He broke the photographer’s flash bulb after a photo was taken and declined to speak to the Times-Picayune reporter. Senator Long was escorted by bodyguard Joe Messina who later stepped back from the scene.
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New Orleans
Huey P. Long
Washun
New Orleans Times-Picayune
Times-Picayune
Joe Messina
Rambling Notes From The Town Columns And Tales
Local column recounts quirky town anecdotes including a call to the News-Star about egg prices in China with no February 30th, a group of 16 youngsters visiting Roosevelt stadium, a wasp sting incident involving Dr. F C Bennett and Dr. M W Hunter, and playground balloon dreams from Sonny George at Barkdull Faulk playground in Monroe.
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News-Star
China
Orient
P. M. Atkins
Roosevelt Stadium
Monroe
Sonny” George
Barkdull Faulk Playground
Robert Kellogg Dies After Lengthy Illness Funeral Tuesday
Robert Long Kellogg 37 president of Kellogg Lumber company Monroe died at a local sanitarium after two weeks of illness. He had been impaired by a serious sickness two years earlier and was surrounded by family during his final hours. The funeral is set for 2 PM Tuesday at the family home conducted by Rev. L T Hastings with Riverview burial park as the resting place. Kellogg served on lumber industry committees and led the National Oak Flooring Manufacturers Association. He had lived in Monroe since 1921 and was esteemed for his business acumen and integrity.
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Robert Long Kellogg
Kellogg Lumber Company
South
Mr. Kellogg
Memphis
Louise Kellogg
W. W. Kellogg
R. D. Kellogg
Monroe
L. D. Kellogg
Alexandria
C. K. Moore
South Grand Street
L. T. Hastings
First Baptist Church
Riverview
Fred Hudson
Edgar Florsheim
Richard Downes
Howard Green
Roger White
Ben Johron
Shreveport
Bridger Thornhill
Ed Seymour
Kellogg
Louisiana
Hugh S. Johnson
Washington
Coordinating Committee
National Oak
Man Loses Arm In Mishap Here
Willie King 20 of Collins Mississippi suffered a crushed left arm when a box car switching in Illinois Central yards ran over him. He and Riley Miles 26 of Boydell Arkansas were in Monore yards at 3:45 am planning to catch a northbound freight. King's arm was amputated near the shoulder at St Francis sanitarium. condition reported satisfactory after surgery.
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Willie King
Collins
Miss
Illinois Central Railroad
Riley Miles
Boydell
Ark
Miles
Monroe
Illinois Central
Missouri Pacific
King
St. Francis Sanitarium
Three Yacht Club Members Feared Lost After New York Squall
Penn Yan reports a blinding southwest squall during a Keuka Lake Yacht Club race sank or capsized a dozen boats. Three yachtsmen believed drowned: Dr Donald I Gleason Lawrence Woodside and Arthur Conley. Nine others rescued as wind felled boats and caused property damage along the shore.
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Penn Yan
N. Y
Keuka Lake
Donald I. Gleason
Hammondsport
Lawrence Woodside
Brooklyn
Woodside
Arthur Conley
Cohocton
Upstate
Seven Star
Chanticleer
Robert Cole
Grain Industry Told to Put House in Order
Washington report says George N. Peek, chief administrator of the farm act, warned grain industry representatives to put their house in order or face government action. He spoke Monday, signaling possible federal intervention if self-regulation fails.
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Washington
George N. Peek
Farm Act
State Tax Load Series In The News-Star And Morning World
Readers are urged to follow a recurring Tuesday Thursday and Sunday series on state tax matters. The writer explains how Louisiana collects and spends revenues from a wide range of taxes and licenses, aiming to inform every resident.
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Louisiana
News-Star
Morning World
Marvin Barrow Wounded in Iowa Police Gunfight
In Dexter Iowa on July 24 Marvin Barrow and his wife were captured after a woods battle with state and county officers. Barrow was critically wounded and not expected to live. Two men and a woman believed to be Clyde Barrow and Jack Sherman escaped in a stolen car.
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Dexter
Iowa
Marvin Barrow
Barrow
Clyde Barrow
Jack Sherman
Rags” Riley
Polk County
Polk City
Des Moines
Ed Penn
Barrow Brothers Sought By Southwestern Police
Dallas July 24 officers across the southwest have hunted Clyde Barrow and his brother Marvin for months on robbery and murder charges. The pair, often near Dallas, have evaded capture, with Clyde once boasting he would never be caught alive. Their criminal record dates to 1926 beginning with auto theft and includes armed robbery burglary and murder.
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Dallas
Texas
Southwestern
Clyde Barrow
Marvin
Buck
Clyde
Malcolm Davis
Fort Worth
Jurors Deadlocked in Dom inick Bove Jr Slaying Case
In Vicksburg Mississippi a jury deliberating over the murder charge against Dom inick A Bove Jr in the case of Miss Billie Harring has remained deadlocked after more than two days of talks The judge indicated continued deliberations and possible mistrial leading to a December second Monday retrial date The state argued Harring was beaten fatally with a blunt instrument while the defense claimed the death was accidental during illness and a reach for an object
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Vicksburg
Miss
Dominick A. Bove, Jr
Billie Harring
E. L. Brien
Brien
Grain trader Edward A. Crawford suspended in Chicago
Edward A. Crawford a member of the Chicago Board of Trade and head of E A Crawford and Company New York was suspended from all privileges for inability to meet obligations exchange officials said. Details of his position or holdings were not disclosed and Crawford’s current whereabouts were unknown.
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Chicago
Edward A. Crawford
Board of Trade
Exchange
Crawford
E. A. Crawford and Company
Wall Street
New York
New Orleans
la Salle Street
Crawford Began Activities in Orleans
New Orleans July 24 Edward A Crawford, suspended from trading in the grain pits, recalls a long career in the local market. Once a dominant but discreet figure a decade ago he began in the commodity ring and set a reputation for quiet, impressive commitments before turning to futures trading.
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New Orleans
Chicago
Edward A. Crawford
Cotton Exchange
Crawford
Governors at Lake Tahoe plant trees after midnight salute
Rogers recalls meeting all the governors at Truckee California with a 19 gun salute due to Roosevelt's influence. The governors planted a tree at Lake Tahoe, starting the first reforestation camp for governors as a joke about party succession and harvesting.
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Truckee
Cal
Mr. Roosevelt
Governor Parks
Missouri
Lake Tahoe
Boss admits slaying of Nashville woman
Police in Nashville arrested William Eugene Rittenberry, 47, superintendent of the apartment building, after he confessed to killing Miss Golden Keith, 34, whose strangled body was found in the basement. He allegedly strangled her in the boiler room Saturday night during a drunken confrontation and moved the body to a storeroom, covering it with canvas.
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Nashville
Tenn
William Eugene Rittenberry
Golden Keith
Rittenberry
Two Are Killed in Car Accident in Alabama
Julian Wright 33 of Jasper Alabama and Joe Farrell 29 of Eutaw Alabama died in a Sunday night crash near Boligee Alabama. L A Scott of Eutaw and Mrs Busby of Boligee were injured. Wright was a Meridian visitor and a Walker County court stenographer. Funeral services will be held in Meridian.
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Meridian
Miss
Julian Wright
Jasper
Ala
Joe Farrell
Eutaw
Boligee
Wright
C. M. Wright
L. A. Scott
Busby
Farrell
University of Alabama
Scott
Walker County
Five Boys Die In Fire At Sarnia Indian Reserve Home
PORT HURON Mich July 24 Five boys sons of Tam White Chippewa Indian died in a blaze that destroyed their home on the Sarnia Indian reservation two miles south of Sarnia Ont The tragedy occurred Monday and the victims were aged unknown.
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Port Huron
Mich
Sarnia Indian Reservation
Sarnia
Ont
Tam White
Famous aviation couple to fly to New York end
Britain’s famed aviators Jim and Amy Mollison wake in Bridgeport hospital after a near collision ending their trans Atlantic attempt 60 miles from New York. Captain Mollison and his wife describe fatigue and caution, while Wiley Post offers the Winnie Mae.
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Bridgeport
Conn
England
Jim
Amy Mollison
New York
Floyd Bennett Field
Brooklyn
Mollison
Wiley Post
Winnie Mae
Post
Bagdad
Heavy Rainfall Destroys Roads Across Shelby Panola Texas
In Center Texas July 24 heavy rain lasting 26 hours drenched Shelby and Panola counties. Rivers surged and many highways flooded with washouts. Bridges, rail lines, and crops suffered. travel halted as waterlogged roadways trapped motorists and delayed trains between Longview and Beaumont.
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Center
Texas
Shelby
Panola
Santa Fe
Longview
Beaumont
Carthage
McFadden Creek
Murvaul Creek
Henderson
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Bit
A. S.michael
Picayune
Huey Long
Vivian Chase
St. Louis
August Luer
Alton
Ill
Associated Press
Jes’ Ramblin
M. W. Hunter
F. C. Bennett
Bastrop
Dr. Bennett
Dr. Hunter
Mississippi
Ans
Naten
Erenewetes
Arkansas City
Ateeeees
Natchez
Ewenne
Baton Rouge
Robert Kellogg
Barrow Brothers
Orleans
Rogers
McNaught Syndia
Blaze
Amy
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