Police find bloody tool in lost taxi cab case
Police probe into the disappearance of Edward Yeaman, a 25 year old Northeast Maryland taxicab driver, cites a Newark sighting of Yeaman’s cab. Samuel Dowingham, former boxer, was arrested in Ceers County on related lines but not charged. Roads between Northeast and Newark were searched for Yeaman’s body. Durkin, Chicago murderer, arrested in Newark after arrival from San Antonio. two revolvers found on train.
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Yearmens
Yeamen
Noethesast
Newark
Yeaman
St. Manus
Martin Durkin
Chicago
Department of Justice
San Antones
Durkin
Penny Body Delays Vote on Measures Amid Miner Strike
In Norrisburg Pennsylvania on January 20 1934 the House Mines Committee postponed indefinitely a bill to make anthracite a public utility and to report negatively on state coal pacts. A relief station relief funds and food lines faced strain as hunger and strike impacts spread through Shamokin Mount Carmel Centralia Ashland and nearby towns.
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Pennsylvania
House Committee On Mines
Shamokin
Mount Carmel
Centralia
Ashland
Shenandoah
Girardville
Mahanoy City
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Wilkes- Marre
Waters
John L. Lewis
United States Mine Workers
W. W. Inglis
Anthracite
Lewis
Ingis
Mercier Sinking Yet Maintains Buoyant Spirit
Cardinal Mercier, aged and frail, remains hopeful and serene as his life ebbs while he continues his long effort to unite the Roman and Anglican Churches. He spoke with a Paris missionary priest yesterday, expressing heartened resolve despite physicians' warnings.
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Russels
Mercer
Belgium
Paris
Brother Mbubert
Christ
Three Brothers Arrested in Fraubs Case
Three brothers named Tome seem to be involved in Fraubs incidents with police noting their ages and ties to local families. The report references Terry and Walter and mentions Ponton Berks and Pomgeatehermes in unclear terms as investigators pursue a potential motive.
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Fraubs
Tome
Terry
Walter Mateeo
Tetraethyl lead not harmful to body report says
Washington January 20 A Public Health Service committee found tetraethyl lead in gasoline not a hazard to the public and no reason to prohibit its sale under proper regulation The study covered 252 exposed individuals and found no poisoning or disease from handling exhaust fumes or the additive after the Bayway New Jersey plant deaths.
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Cumming
Public Health Service
Surgeon General
Bayway
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James Gravenor Dies at Baltimore School
James Oscar Gravenor son of Mr and Mrs Henry Gravenor died at Rosewood Trame School Baltimore County on Monday January eighteenth Funeral services will be held at the parents home West Isabela Street on Thursday at two thirty Interment will be made in Parsons Cemetery
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Henry Gravenor
Rosewomd Tramne School
Baltimore County
Isabela Street
Mystery of Park Ridge Woman Baffles Police
Police will probe a long unsolved Park Ridge case after Mary F E Sterling French died leaving a fortune of about 50 000 in securities in Massachusetts papers. A cloaked bride ghost seen in her attic and odd grave like mounds with teacups draw curiosity as investigators search for her missing husband and the house remains untouched for years.
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Chieige
ALPL
Mary FE
Sterling French
Park Ridge
Buvec
Massachusetts
Pepers
Dynamite Explosion Kills Three Injures Dozens at Coral Tabies
Reported blasts southwest of Miami Beach left three dead, at least 15 injured with several fatally, as dynamite aboard a truck exploded while men were resting in a shack. Separate item notes liquor seizure aboard a vessel near Cape Cad by Coast Guard destroyer Wetall.
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Iamiarly Todas
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Cape Cad
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Cuest Guard
Wetall
SISTER SEEKS RELEASE OF WINEBRENNER IN MARYLAND CASE
Frederick Md Jan 20 Proceedings to obtain the release of David Winebrenner Jr from University Hospital Baltimore were begun in the circuit court. Winebrenner a former head of Winebrenner and Son wholesale grocers is under federal narcotic charges and petitions by his sons seek his release stating his mental condition has improved and he is capable of managing his person and property.
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G. Mants
Ant
Dias At Co. Winehbrenner and Son
Winebrenner
Pleesant
Frula
Ako
Wanetrenner
Charles BD. Trail
Frederick
Woman Slays Marine Recruiting Officer in New Castle
In Newcastle Pennsylvania a Marine Corps recruiting sergeant, Philip L. Valiey, 40, was fatally wounded in a rooming house. A 21 year old woman, Ther a Tasker, fired a bullet into his chest and later died in police custody. Valiey died at the hospital. The suspect, a Lewistown native with a home in Juniata, is under guard in a hospital.
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Newcastle
Philip LE. Valiey
Offaer
United States Marine Corps
White
Thera Tasker
Tulhe
Lewistown
Jutusburgh
Dawes Frustrated by World Court Debate Sparks Outburst
In Washington on January 20 Senator Dawes disrupted Senate proceedings by reading a magazine article from 1803 to oppose World Court adhesions. He denounced tactics and urged public letters to senators as leaders debated whether to set a vote before or after the tax cut bill.
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A. Pj
Dawes
Ami
Senate
Ambrew Carnegie
Reed
Missouri
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Pam
Toruag
United States Senate
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Refused Jol Wounds Passengers On Train
Authorities linked Richard Rogan to a Chicago and North Shore train shooting after his arrest. Rogan admitted involvement and provided a tale of dynamite and bullets used to avenge alleged financial injuries. A separate case charged Regan in the death of Stanley Packamore in a derailed wagon explosion.
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Jan. Woo
A. P
Richard Rogan
Chicago
North Shore
Kegan
Munker
Regan
Stanly
Happy) Packamore
Tale Fogat
Fred
Cire
Baltimore Police Seek Missing Man
Baltimore police search for a missing man described as in his late 40s with a heavy build. The report notes uncertain details and asks the public for information to locate him.
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Baltimore
Ersey Governor Urges Restoration of States Rights
In a January inaugural address Governor A Harry Mowre calls for restoration of states rights. He urges Congress to memorialize the Walstead Act and repeal federal measures, arguing for limited federal power and protection of state authority amid debt and economic concerns. Albany era rhetoric frames the clash with federal governance and highlights state autonomy.
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Covernor
Trenton
Harry Mowre
Mgnte
Walstead
Peabsetts
Particsieris
Wera
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