Gangster Trio Sought In Slaying
New York report says Vannie Higgins is dead after a Brooklyn street ambush. Police seek three men including Salvy Epitele and “Tough Willie” McCabe to answer questions linked to Higgins murder and related gangland violence.
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Federal trial over killing tied to dry agents case
In Dallas federal court Jona Tallas and co defendants faced trial for the slaying of Marlen McGlolilin. The panel began jury selection with twenty eight talesmen examined as the court heard congestion related to prohibition agents and related figures.
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Lost U.S. Aviator Found on San Juan Beach
A U.S. aviator missing since a forced landing due to engine trouble was found today on San Juan Beach near Nazca. A rescue party located the aviator and his companion after the crash in a single engine Faleeth Airways plane.
S.A ETCHER HA HEWFIELD RECREATION REPORT
A garbled item notes S A Etcher Ha Hewffield and Mary Banner, linked to San Antonio and Paris, with references to an ordinary bowl used in a racket and carved figures. It mentions cowboys, two angry toros, and a craft activity for households, alongside a separate brief about Texas railroad commission income figures for four months through April 30, 1992.
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Bomb attempt links mayoral rival amid gang turmoil
Police questioned Albert over a May problem involving an alleged bombing attempt at Mayor Joseph G. Cemy’s campaign site. The disturbance spurred a failed mob attack on a sidewalk near the new mayoral headquarters. The incident strained ties as investigators traced possible gang ties to local figures, with residents and relatives gathered nearby in Santh Traven, Michigan.
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House Speed to Decide on Hoover Pay Cut Plan
Washington D C June 20 The House moved toward a decision on adopting President Hoover’s furlough plan or a flat pay cut for government employees as a method to balance the budget A conference panel has settled most points except payroll reductions The Hoover furlough would save about 54 000 000 while the flat 10 percent cut above 1700 would save about 112 000 000 The Senate has approved the Hoover plan and total projected savings would reach 162 000 000 to 187 000 000 with more cuts likely to meet the new tax rates effective tomorrow
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Explosion Kills Two In Kansas City Area Fire Damages Block
An early Sunday morning blast in a vacant apartment building caused a fire that killed two men in adjacent dwellings and endangered 11 others. Officials attribute the blast to gas. A 72 year old coal operator, David Rees of Rich Hill Missouri, died after treatment for illness. Thomas B. driver, 58, was struck by debris.
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Scrip Payment Plan for School Payroll Urged by Merchants
Merchants backed by the chamber of commerce propose issuing scrip to cover a 550000 payroll for 1500 school employees. The scrip would resemble currency in 5, 10, 20 and 50 denominations and be redeemable starting in November. A tax collection drive to fund school and city taxes starts July 1.
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Dickson Aims to Break Transcontinental Record Flight
Capt James Dickson on an east west passenger flight arrives at FUEALO Cuiro at 844 mountain time and departs at 859. He flew 825 miles from Santa Monica in 4 hours 31 minutes seeking to beat Colonel Lindbergh’s record. He plans to stop next at Chanute Army Field in Pantoul Ul 110 miles south of Chicago.
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School Board Eyes Scrip to Pay 1400 Employees
The Board of Education plans a special meeting at 4 p m to discuss issuing interest bearing scrip to 1400 employees as a substitute for salaries. President Roger Stokes and attorney Ernest W Clemens will review the legality of the proposal.
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Maine primary shapes governor race amid party shifts
Portland report notes Ohio interest and statewide primary activity as Republicans and Democrats vie for the Maine governorship. The piece discusses party hopes, evolving coalitions, and the drive to secure leadership in a year of political realignment.
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Pantermaehl Rites at Fischers Store
Funeral services for Mis Lilt Tone lormiehi were held at Fischers Store in New Braunfall. She is survived by her husband Olin Pantermaehl and one son, Hear of tennn's MAU, plus brothers Arete and Reni UTbukhavdt and others. The obituary includes scattered names and references to an investment in San Mie Tonio and a rural Malate context.
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Arete
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Zero Hour for Waiting War Vets Camp Return
Veterans weary and silent return to camp after long wait. With no other place to go they linger at the makeshift settlement, a quiet end to a difficult chapter as weary soldiers seek shelter.
Aimee Semple McPherson’s Mate Faces 200000 Suit
David Butlen, husband of evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson Hunton, testifies in a breach of promise case filed by Myrtle St Pierre at Pierre. St Pierre claims betrayal after elopement and wedding breakfast remarks. the district attorney investigated with no action, while threats of consequences were alleged if she prevailed.
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Tax receipts in Washington on June 17 record second quarterly instalment
Income tax receipts on June 17 amounted to £24438 24216, compared with 989,910,005.05 on the same day last year. The report notes only the June 17 receipts and contrasts this year's figure with the prior year.
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Reds file in Kansas for campaign entry in elections
The Communist party filed a letter of candidates for state offices and presidential electors with the secretary of state in Topeka marking its first formal entry in a Kansas politics campaign.
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Man Stabs Father Thinking Intruder in Mesquite Street
Police report a 43 year old man stabbed his father, 53, on South Mesquite Street early Monday after mistaking him for a burglar. The father is in critical condition at Robert B Green hospital. Several other street brawls left two men hospitalized and police seeking suspects.
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