Stoical Apache man tried for murder of Columbia student
In Globe Arizona a stoical Apache man Gorney Seymour faces trial for the death of Henrietta Schmerler a Columbia University student found beaten and hidden near the Apache reservation. The defense argues the girl violated tribal custom by riding double with Seymour on his horse and this provoked the killing. The state says Seymour confessed and a verdict could bring the death penalty. Mexico City notes locals seeking to aid a young couple and baby as tipsters flood police with Ouija board based guidance.
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Globe
Ariz
Gorney Seymour
Henrietta Schmerler
Columbia University
Seymour
Miss Schmerler
Robert Gatewood
Talesmen
Blood Builder Testimonials From Mrs Mary Matson
Mrs Mary Matson of Route 2 credits Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription with strengthening nerves and body during demanding nursing work. She notes tonic effects from the first week and urges readers to buy the remedies from druggists.
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Dr. Pierce
Mary Matson
Tarzan Seeks Jane Amid Jungle War and Hardship
Tarzan returns to Africa to find Lady Jane after tribal conflict devastates his homestead. He tracks a captor through the jungle toward the Congo, facing hunger and peril as months pass without aid from allies or enemies. Numa the lion stalks the same dead‑quiet terrain as Tarzan pushes forward.
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Tarzan of the Apes
Jane
Tarzan
Congo
Flood Waters Recede Clearing West Monroe Roads
Traffic again restored as waters recede. Ward One roads such as Horseshoe Lake and Keystone remain under several feet of water. Jonesboro Road on the west side still impassable between Brown Paper Mill and Ramsom Addition. North Seventh Street and nearby streets near clear. South Grand Street and Tidwell’s Station area projected to clear in days. Weather data notes a river drop of 3.8 feet from the peak as of morning readings. Graduates of Miami University Oxford founded or helped found 11 colleges before the Civil War era.
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Ward One
Horseshoe Lake
Keystone
Jonesboro
Brown Paper Mill
Ransom Addition
West Monroe
Brown Paper
Jonesboro Road
Downing's
Tidwell
South Grand Street
George Zeigen
Riverside
Kate Key
Government Weather Recorder
Miami University
Oxford
Eastman’s Life Recapped After His Tragic Death
Rochester tribute flows in as George Eastman aged 77 is found dead by gunshot in his snowbound home. Friends recall his early start as a $20 weekly bank clerk, then the dry plate to dry film leap with Kodak.
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Rochester
N. Y
N.p
George Eastman
Kodak Films
Eastman
Eastman Kodak Company
Audrey Stewart
David A. Atwater
Monroe County
Santo Domingo
Mackinec
Thomas A. Edison
Lindbergh Baby Abduction Reported At End Of Dinner
Mrs. Lindbergh recalls hearing Col. Lindbergh arrive as they dined. The couple searched the house after their baby vanished from the nursery, with Miss Gow revealing the troubling news and the colonel fleeing to the darkness with his rifle.
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Betty
Col. Lindbergh
Miss Gow
City marshal 1s under indictment in bank robbery case
Robbery of the Haynesville Bank on January 28 involved four bandits with a fifth man outside. A. H. Southern fled to raise the alarm as the men looted the bank and exchanged shots with citizens. Suspects McWilliams, Balthrop, Burke, and Hunter were later captured or jailed in various locations.
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Haynesville
A. H. Southern
Southern
Junction City
McWilliams
Balthrop
Burke
Hunter
East Texas
Shreveport
Clothing theft reported by resident at Morris Avenue
M. P. Hayes of 314 Morris Avenue reported to police this morning that several items of clothing were stolen from a line at the rear of the home.
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M. P. Hayes
Morris Avenue
Half of road bond sale proceeds reportedly allocated
Weiss of Union Indemnity formally bid as Huey Long ties to federal help surface. The commission plans cash payments to creditors at 80 percent with the remaining 20 percent pledged as collateral. Bonds total 15 million with 12 million available immediately. New Orleans banks named as depositories for 3 million. John Perez protests the scope of the sale.
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Hibernia Bank and Trust Company
Interstate Trust and Banking Company
Whitney National Bank
Canal Bank and Trust Company
American Bank and Trust Company
New Orleans
Commission
John Perez
Louisiana
Perez
Government 8 to Get Income Reports Today
The article notes peak receipts reached 2.41 billion in 1930 with first quarter estimates near 200 million. It cites deficits for the year ending with March 11 at 1.868 billion, from expenditures and 1.384 billion in total collections, including 679.803 million in income taxes.
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Internal Revenue
Treasury
Recognition May Be Given Manchurian State by Russia
A dispatch from Changchun reports Moscow may recognize a Manchurian state as Russian commerce expands in Manchuria. The Russian oil trust dominates north Manchuria and grows in the south, challenging American and British firms. General Wang Teh Lin, insurgent commander, with about 2000 followers, met Governor Hsi Hsia of Kirin Province to discuss submission to the new rule.
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Manchuria
Moscow
Russian Oil Trust
Rengo Agency
Changchun
Wang Teh-Lin
Hsi Hsia
Kirin
Ballad Singers Named for Minstrel Show at Leonidas Barkdull Faulk Post
Isaac Lemle announces the selected ballad singers for the 1932 minstrel show at the American Legion post. First act leads include Rufus Goza Frank Campbell Jack May Dick Boyce and Shelby Cage with Louis Monroe as prologue. After acts feature Prof Haskins of Louisiana Tech Ruston Dallas Goss Arcadia and Kendall Hearn Tech student.
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Leonidas Barkdull Faulk
American Legion
Isaac Lemle
Rufus Goza
Frank Campbell
Jack May
Dick Boyce
Shelby Cage
Louis Monroe
Prof. Haskins
Louisiana Tech
Ruston
Dallas Goss
Arcadia
Kendall Hearn
Tech
Mystery ads reappear in New York amid Lindbergh kidnap talks
New York papers carry two more personal ads signed Jassie amid Lindbergh kidnapping intrigue. In Hopewell NJ police probe exiled figures and a 20 month old Lindbergh son concerns escalate as authorities search incinerator leads. Boston police resolve a sergeant’s death after attacks by a drunken man, a dog and a cat.
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New York
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Jassie
Bronx
Secret Service
Boston
John P M. Wolfe
James M. Curley
America's First Completed Rail Makes Last Run
A historic rail line known as Smokey Mary ends passenger service after a long career. It was the first raised platform for road freight, ran without a train master or dispatchers, never had a passenger fatality, and after 1872 passed to Louisville and Nashville Railroad. Freight will continue until lakefront improvements finish.
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America
The
Alleghenies
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Lake Front
Atlantans Vote on Mayor Recall
The article notes ongoing recall efforts against Atlanta's mayor amid mounting criticism of his administration. It references union leaders and a contentious veto over a city contract wage provision, plus debate over pay for city employees and the handling of a Sunday movie charity event.
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League
Steve Nance
Atlanta Federation of Trades
Key
Aga Wathac
Bernstein Park Easter Egg Hunt Planned For March 27
Bernstein Park will host its fourth annual Easter egg hunt on Sunday March 27 under live oaks with Spanish moss. Ages 0 to 10 will hunt eggs at the western end, ages 11 to 15 at the eastern end, plus games like sack races and a greased pole, with safety measures and a 2:30 PM start as firefighters band and events proceed.
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Bernstein Park
Forsythe
Forsythe Park
H. ‘J Roberts
News-Star
Piles Cured After 15 Year
A Lineville resident Mr J E Pauley cites 15 years of hemorrhoid trouble and relief after McCleary treatment. He praises the clinic and urges others with rectal issues to request their information from the McCleary Clinic in Excelsior Springs Missouri.
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J. E. Pauley
Lineville, Ji
Mr. Pauley
J Pauley
M Cleary
E-407
Elms Blvd
Ecelsior Springs
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