Third Kidnap Suspect Held In West Virginia
Huntington West Virginia November 13 federal agents moved to detain the third member of a gang that abducted James I Seder from a coal mine for nine days The suspects include Wille Atkins 24 an ex convict cited for theft also named Amnett Booth 46 and John Travis 24 both Huntington residents linked to mail extortion and kidnapping warrants Their arraignment occurred before U S commissioner on the federal warrants
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Huntington
W. Va
Ns — Department of Justler
James I. Seder
Wille Atkins
Moundsvile
FBI
WiWamson
Amnett R. Booth
John Travis
Ast
Girl Writes Letter To Dad Then Dies
New York dispatch reports Catherine Wilds a 22 year old Washington attorney’s stepdaughter, died after writing a final letter to her father and turning on gas jets in her Manhattan apartment. Police found her slumped at a kitchen table in blue pajamas, the handwritten note addressed to Tiggly Kim included assurances about temper and family advice. The letter referenced walks in the woods and horses. Police identified her father as Paul Campbell, a Washington attorney.
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New York
Catherine Wilds
Washington, D. C
Manhattan
Tiggly
Kim
Cath
Paul Campbell
Washington
Fragmentary Night Trial Highlights in Armitta Area
Disjointed OCR text mentions a grand jury with a $50,000 bond and a kidnapping case. References include Arthur Seder of St Paul, a former missionary, and Dr Seder linked to West Virginia Anti-Saloon League. Mentions improving furnishings and recovering from light want-ads.
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Armitta
Arthur Seder
St. Pauw
Tuneso Fomerene FATAL TO POMERENE
Atlee Fomerene age 73 former Democratic senator from Ohio died of bronchial pneumonia in Cleveland. He served as special prosecutor in the Teapot Dome oil scandals and Hoover era finance corp head. He was city solicitor of Canton in 1887 and later prosecuting attorney known for cases involving the McKinley family.
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Cleveland
INS
Atlee Fomerene
Ohio
Pomerene
Hoover
Pretonate Action Finance Corporation
Cincinnati Law School
Canlon
Fis
William McKinley
Twn
United States
Raid Seizes 500 Bottles at Mata Moras Bar Owner Arrested
State liquor control agents raided the &6 bar area on Mata Moras and Pecos streets Saturday night, seizing nearly 500 bottles from the home of owner Walter F. Carriero at 411 South Pecos Street. Carriero and a bartender were booked at the county jail on charges of violating the liquor control act. Carriero claimed the liquor was for his own use as officers recovered the evidence.
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Matamoras
Pecos
Lquor Control Board
Walter F. Carriero
South Pecos Street
Carriero
Carriere
Jofficers
Stinson field improvement talks set for Nov 22
A conference between Mayor C. EK Quin and a city WPA improvement committee aims to resolve disputes over Stinson field expansion. Plans include extending runways by 1500 feet and replacing the existing 4207 by 100-foot runway with 4500 by 150 feet, with road closures and new bridges. The final decision awaits the mayor’s return from Washington.
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Miyor C. EK
Quin
Stinson Field
WPA
Jack, Beretta
Fred Harmon
Irport
Dan Reed
Bureau of Air Commerce
Lamar Sedigson
Washington
Harmon
Bureau
Beretta
Marmon
Ashley Road
Mission Road
San Jose
Hnanofa
Army Orders WASTINGTON Retirement Lemons and Transfers
Army orders list personnel assignments and retirements across camps and stations including Washington Manila Fort Leavenworth Fort Ringgold Fort Mason Camp Beauregard Nasville Panay Puerta and others. Names include Percy Hishon Albert Bewley Willing Mettlmayr John Stuelios C. A Behr Sam He and many M C officers with retirements and transfers to Philippines Washington Ninwail Fort Leavenworth Fort Ringgold Fort Mason and Puerta Rice.
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INS
Aries
Percy BP
Hishon
Willing Mettlmayr
Albert J. Bewley
Ant Mare
Prealdla
Sui Francis Une
R. Holbrook
Philinntien
Bullemore
John St. Tuelios
Kerk
Will
Pillinphie
Francia i
Behr
C. A
Sam He
Juin Ws
Glyde Wamp
Priallin
Rassert
HS T.o
Philippines
Washington
Theo
Wl O'Brien
M. C
Nanver
Ninwail
G. Jenkins
M.C. Tawali
Part Leavenworth
Maja
Frank L. Culin Jr
Tne
Wartford
Corn
Washinston
Alston P
Alston P. Rhett, F. A
Camp Beauregard
Nasvilies
Arthur W. Krew
Baseballs Instead of Bombs Urged in Flint Speech
Ford Frick president of the National Baseball League urged keeping the United States out of war by teaching younger generations to prefer baseballs over bombs. The remark came in Flint Michigan before about 1500 people last night according to INS dispatch.
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Flint
Mich
United States
Ford Frick
National Baseball League
Peach
Graduates Receive Diplomas From Aviation Medicine School
Diplomas as flight surgeons were conferred on Army and Navy officers at graduation exercises of the School of Aviation Medicine. The Rev A W McKinstry delivered the commencement address after invocation by Maj George J McMurry. Brig Gen James Chaney presented the class. Navy graduate Wirliam Fowler of Yorktown Norfolk VA. National Guard Captain Frederick Miller Spokane WA also received diplomas. One Mexican Army officer Julio Cesar Aguilera did not receive a certificate.
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Army
Navy
Kelly
A. W. McKinstry
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
George J. McMurry
Ab Randalpheld
C. L. Beaven
James ©. Chaney
Air Corps Training Center
John R. Conenhaver
Kelly Fleld
Burfield
Barksdale Field
Pawl H. Jenkins
Maxwellield
Frank H. Lane
Langley Field
Donald 2
Plickinger
March Field
Crllf
Thomas L. Allein
Perry Harbor
T. H
Alfred W. Eyer
Aviation Medicine
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