Salisbury men indicted for rum running in court
A group from Salisbury including the town police chief selectmen and coast guard official were arraigned in Federal district court on indictments charging conspiracy to transport liquor and bribery related to alleged Salisbury Beach rum running. The defendants pleaded not guilty and were held on nine thousand dollar bonds pending hearing.
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Associated, Press
Boston
Harold I. Congdon
Salisbury
Harry F. Burnham
Coast Guard
Plum Island
Dennis J. Kelliher
Morton
Federal District Court
Salisbury Beach
Get
Federal Grand Jury
Shore Resort
Plan Island
Hauer
United States Coast Guard
Harold F. Cong
Don
Everett R. George
Ruel F. Getchell
Dennis
Stephen Fenia
John Scribner
Anthony Caramagno
Herman L. Rich
Carl Voss
Newburyport
Jona Grillo
Lawrence
Red States District Court
EU, & Asst, Dist, Atty, Carroll
Heavy fighting near Shanghai reported by AP dispatch
United Kiangsi forces began an offensive nine miles southwest of Sungkiang along the Yangtse railway, firing on Chekiang entrenched positions as thousands flee toward Sunkiang. Elsewhere, Mukden forces claim capture of Kienchang in Chinili province, 55 miles from the Chihlin Manchurian border, per Kokusai News Agency.
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Associated Press
Shanghai
Sunkisiang
Yangchow
Sunkiang
Acr
Toklo
Mukden
Chang Tso-Lin
Central Government of China
Kienchang
Chinili Progince
Chilhinn-Manchurian
Kokusai
Hunting Season Opens in New Hampshire as Partridge Outshine Woodcock
Manchester reports the hunting season opening with favorable weather. Early hunters find more partridge than woodcock while game wardens in southern New Hampshire pursue violators. Pheasants remain protected until November 1, when a six day open season begins.
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Associated Press
Manchester
New Hampshire
Annual meeting of Church Service League in city
St John s parish hosts the fourth annual meeting of the Church Service League and the New Hampshire Branch of the Woman s Auxiliary to the National Council at the Rockingham Hotel. Rt Rev Edward Parker presides as delegates from Episcopal churches gather with hospitality from local members.
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St. John’s
Church Service League
Adth
New Hampshire
Woman's Auxiliary
National Council
Nore
Hotel Rockingham
Edward MM. Parker
Diocess
St.John's Parish
Episcopal
Pauline Bradford
Alvs
Henry E. Hovey
Helen Pickering
Frank J. Philbrick
Edgar XM. Jewett
Elwyn
Mary Ef. Call
Arthur Gardner
Emily Braceline
Arthur H. Locke
Charles E. Batchelder
Ruth R. Jarvis
Souter
Rockingham Hotel
Opering
St. John's Church
Taylor
Brookline
Mass
Rockinghams
Amy H. van Doorn
Department of Relgious Education
Church Servce League
Malcolm
Colt House
Orphans’ Home
Evelyn Nixon
Re. Nelson Kellogs
St. John’s Church
Reskingham St. John's Church
Brandold
America
Queen's Chapel
Caroline
George Washington
Senegal
John ‘Tufton Mason
Portsmouth
St. John's
Louisburg
William Pepperell
St. John's Day
Thomas Thompson
St. Georges
London
Charles Burroughs
Boston
Henry Emerson Hovey
Nelson Kiellorg
Judge Cav erly in Hospital After Leopold Case
Associated Press reports Judge Jonn Cav erly, who sentenced Nathan Leopold Jr and Richard Loeb, has been a closely guarded patient in a Chicago hospital since the case ended. His wife says he is ill but visits claim no illness, while Chicago Tribune notes a suspected nervous breakdown from the protracted hearings and sole responsibility for the verdict.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Jonn Ft. Caverly
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Richard Loeb
Robert Franks
Chicago Tribune
Caverny Glenleg
Boat Found Abandoned Off Minot's Light With Alcohol Cargo
A large motor boat carrying about 9 thousand gallons of alcohol was found adrift near Minot's Light. The crew had abandoned the vessel, which was towed to harbor by the police boat Guardian. Walter Davidson of Nantasket Beach identified the owner, saying the boat had been stolen several days earlier.
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Associated Press
Boston
Minot's
Guardian
Walter Davidson
Nantasket Beach
Man Sentenced to Electric Chair for Bronx Saloon Murder
New York on October 1 24 year old John Burkin was condemned to die in the electric chair for the murder of patrolman Timothy Cornell a detective shot during an attempted hold up at a Bronx saloon on July 12.
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Associated Press
New York
John Burkin
Timothy Cornell
Bronx
Ottawa Bookkeeper Kills Wife and Two Children
John Buchanan Pierie, a bookkeeper, murdered his wife and two children at their Ottawa home today then surrendered at a police station. He told officers he planned to end his life after the killings but lacked the courage to commit suicide.
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Associated Press
Ottawa
John Buchanan Pierie
Gasoline War Intensifies Across East
New York reports Standard Oil of New Jersey authorized illegal dealers to meet price cuts by competitors as gasoline price war escalates through the eastern territory.
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New York
East
Standard of Co. of
New Jersey
Ilegal
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