Throats Jeer Trial of Irving Irwin in Beekman Hill Killer Case
A June New York crowd jeered Robert Irvin Irwin, the 28 year old sculptor linked to the Beekman Hill murders, as he appeared for a preliminary court stay. Bail and a delay to September are anticipated. he was moved from Mercer Street to Criminal Court for arraignment on indictments for the Veronica Gedeon case and related lodger Frank Byrnes death. In separate notes, Treasury data show June 28 receipts 18.43 million and total fiscal year outlays 5.07 trillion with a deficit of 2.19 billion.
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Killer Robert Irwin Confesses Love Led to Murders
Robert Irwin recounts a tangled web of loves with Alice Ryan Ethel and Veronica's sister in New York and Chicago. He describes planning a statue of Ethel and details jealousy rage and remorse amid his confession to Universal Service while reflecting on fate and choices before the Gedeon killings.
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Police Chief On The Job Here In Toquiam
In Toquiam Washington on July 30 city police chiefs visiting Chief Norman Voole at Hoquiam. Chief Foote recently shouldered his rifle and faced a feared desperado and a bear disturbing families along Quinault lake road. County jail prisoners reportedly dined on bear meat the next day, attesting to Foote's marksmanship.
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Stork Unmoved as Civil War Near Orduna Ends
In Orduna during the Spal civil war, a stork perched calmly in a church tower ignored the nearby fighting. The town remained quiet as conflict raged elsewhere, offering a strange note of calm amid turmoil.
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Snapshot Contest Opens for This Week Prize Draw
The Light invites photo submissions for this week’s contest. Entries must be received by Thursday noon and photos taken since June 4 are eligible. Send one print over 10 inches with a negative to the snapshot editor. prints and negatives returned if envelopes are stamped and addressed. Prize money awards include first prize folding camera, second $5, third $3, fourth $1.
Incomplete Texas Item Mix With Dull Military Snippets
Local notes recount scattered items from Pan Antonio and surrounding area. Mentions Maj. Gen. H J Brees and officers returning by plane, railroad officials denying Mexican government takeover plans, a probation officer salary and duties, an old dime with a 28 value, and the Nogatitas underpass as Texas longest. Also a Gulf fishing trip anecdote and a reunion with Judge Harry J Howard.
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Lovelorn Couples Seek Advice From Birkenhead Pastor
London reports that Rev. H. R. Bates of Christ Church Birkenhead has been inundated with requests for guidance on love and marriage. The vicar had held a Sunday night service for lovers offering support and now begins a lovers correspondence humanity to answer the vast mail.
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Boy Falls Three Floors in Elevator Game
Chicago reports a boy, 13, named Arthur Hosengran, injured after a rooftop accident themed as an elevator prank. He passed through an old pillar on the building roof and sustained a broken nose and fractured ribs. Medical staff at Hinds Masonic Hospital described his condition.
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Innocent Man Pardoned and Released in Denver
Ernest Mattice, a 92 year old Denver candy salesman, was pardoned by Governor Teller Ammons for a rape and kidnapping case he did not commit. Mattice, who served less than six months, tested at friends' home while planning life after freedom. The pardon followed pleas from the governor after two life terms were overturned.
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