Businessman Killed Refusing Aid in Newark Case
Newark police pursue two armed bandits after a Maplewood businessman Frank Kearney is killed and his 15 year old son wounded during a daring attempt to seize an air mail shipment near Hadley Field. Mrs Kearney abducted and later the criminals flee toward New Brunswick colliding with a ditch and abandoning vehicles.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Maplewood
Frank Kearney
Robert
Hadley Field
Edward Nugent
Plainfield
New Brunsack
Kearney
I. B. Scherr
Scherr
Stelton
Newark
Dead movie towns now mining centers
Hollywood Oct 5 ghost towns of the West of mining days are reborn as new industry camps. Cine studios hire portable canvas towns that can be moved or reused, built to order for film companies. Relics vary from Venice like Italy scenes to Alaska and Nevada locations with hireable accommodations and rapid erection crews.
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Hollywood
Cal
Ecitex
Lim
Companie- Wine
Hall Mells murder case linked to new phase of inquiry
Inspector John bore reef chief of apecia ffuserather says the murder investigation enters a new phase with charges likely to be linked to other related cases. He notes the evidence points to a broader scheme and cautions more arrests may follow.
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Sonnodle Nostr
APF
John Bore
Apecia Ffuserather
Sumyeens Hall
Ted Tees
Hurseh
Mid Western Flood Threatens Illinois Missouri And Oklahoma
Floods from October cloudbursts sweep the central Midwest threatening millions in crops and property. Central Oklahoma eastern Missouri and western Illinois face further losses as crests move toward the Gulf. Beardstown and the Sangamon river flood passage worsen. Red Cross workers advance from St Louis and Illinois orders mobilize army supplies.
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Chicago
Mid
Mississippi
Kansas-Oklahoma
Oklahoma
Missouri
Illinois
Gulf
Beardstown
Sangamon
Springfield
Kazkada
Mississippi River
St. Louis
Mid-Western
American Red Cross
Black
Ilinois
Costs to test beard lead to arrest in New York
Robert Flaherty 18 was arrested on a charge of assault after allegedly doubting the beard of Louis Goldberg 65 and pulling it to test its authenticity.
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New York
Robert Flaherty
Dield
Louis Goldberg
Rockwood Mine Disaster Claims Four Bodies
Rescue crews reached a three mile underground stretch at the Roane Coal Mine near Rockwood Tennessee to search for 24 miners believed killed by an explosion in Edger Entry. Four bodies were recovered, two more men were unconscious, and hope for survivors faded as crews faced deadly after damp conditions.
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Rockwood
Tenn
Edgers
Roane
Will
Arthur Teague
G. E. Boles
Boles
Ebbie Davis
George Riddell
W. C C. Elliett
Gaither Smith
Harry Lingo
Riddell
Elliott
Xious
Eleck
Keane [Run Mining Company
Rodgers
Clarence Stevens
Phillip Gallion
Otill
Coast Champs Won't Meet Toronto in World Series Playoff
Los Angeles reports indicate the Toronto Cub of the International League will not be accepted for a "little World Series" against the Pacific Coast League champion Los Angeles. Toronto officials, after defeating Louisville in a pre-season series, offered to travel for a playoff but partial disbandment followed.
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Los Angeles
Toronto Cub
Toronto
Louisville
Kerosene Price Cut Noted by Standard Oil in New Jersey
Late news items report Standard Oil of New Jersey lowering kerosene price by one cent per gallon to 16 cents across its territory. Other briefs cover Pettigrew’s death at age 77 in Sioux Falls, the Greek Line steamship Byron arriving after a fire, and several local notices of trials, accidents, and a mine disaster with multiple fatalities.
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New York
CAI
Standard Hl Company
New Jersey
Steamer Sends SOS as Fire Rages in Hold
A passenger liner in a quarantine zone suffers a hold fire with passengers safe. A Naval Greek Line steamer and a fire tug respond while authorities confirm no immediate danger to those aboard. Fire call details and full cause remain unreported.
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Steamer
Dew York
Iren Perous
Poe Singer
Enyers
Byron
Merc Department of Fire
Waithare
Bryan
Arte
Noy Drives Plane at Rintemp Masters
A scrambled historical snippet mentions Noy driving a plane and a Masters event at Rintemp with lines about a zirpane wire and Beene lesnes. The readable text is fragmentary and obstacles obscure concrete details.
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Ems
Mystery deepens in McPherson disappearance case
Oct 5 report notes attempts by Kenneth Ormiston to prove Aimee Semple McPherson was held at an ocean resort by a former radar operator, while Keyes seeks new evidence to support a claim of conspiracy to mislead investigators. Deputy Attorney Ryan called the story false as he reviewed the Douglas Ariz sequence and abduction allegations.
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Los Angeles
Aimee Semple McPherson
Carmel-by-the-Sea
S. R. Blake
J. C. Benedict
Benedict
Aimee
Kenneth G. Ormiston
Carmel
Helen Hillyard
Bernice Morris
Lars Anes
Aimee Semple McPhereen
Kenneth G. Ormisten
Angeela Temple
Mexico
Kidraper
Fenhas
Atterong Aa Keyes
Baron Von Krupp Admits Passing Worthless Checks
A man identified as Baron Von Krupp pleaded guilty to two charges of passing worthless checks in Albuquerque New Mexico. He admitted the offenses occurred during a two week period after dining at a hotel on Fifth Avenue and before a deferral was granted. The court released him for a possible sentence after a second charge was considered.
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Baron von Krupp
Che
Baron von Kerupp
Otis Stest
Albuquerque
Fe Pont
Athatta
Browning and Young Bride Agree to Part
New York owner Edward W. Browning says the separation from his 16 year younger wife Peaches Browning is temporary. The couple has left their Kew Gardens apartment and Browning moved to a New York hotel while his mother in law arranges temporary lodging in New Jersey.
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New York
Kew Gardens
Browning
Long Island
The
Nerald-Tribune
Katherax Heensa
Lengland
Rain Halts In Fourth In World's Series At St Louis
Rain delays give way to a proposed clash as the 193? World Series game at Sportsman's Park opens with the Yankees facing the Cardinals. Haines surprises by starting for St. Louis with Ruether on the mound for New York as crowd of about 38,000 fills the stands and Babe Ruth delivers practice shots into the stands.
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Sportsman's Park
St. Louis
A. P
Bng
Iller Huggins
Dutch Ruether
Lewis
Horneby
Haines
Arthur Reinhart Haines
Yanks
New York
Babe Ruth
Percon
Yankees Pitching Duel Highlights Night at the Plate
Haines delivered a five wide curve as Meusel fielded a grounder, Southworth and Gehrig retired. Nafey caught a high fly for an out. Lasers struck out on the third strike, yielding a tense inning in this early game recap.
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Cowd
Haines
Aled
Combs Ames
Hafey
Koenig
Halees
Ruth
Baird
Haiges
Favdiness
Dosthss
Meusel
Rigs
Southworth
Tor
Hornsby
Cs. H
Lazzeri
Bottomley
Est
Erros
Yankees
Meusel Meusel
Southworth Gehrig
Nafey
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Richard Franklin Pettigrew
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National Greek Line
Anna Hrenn Adams
Ot An Brown
Harper's Berry
Shively
Humboldt County
Mrams Raakey
John Brown
Mr. Adams
Eliett City
Seal Magulres
Baltimore
Nelson Owens
South River
Anne Vrundel
Margulies
Delice Tedday
Echalant
Henry Leanchern and Company
Philadelphia
Gane
Noy
Young Bride
Peaches
Card Hurter
Slama
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