Fingerprints May Solve the Quadrante Family Killings
A fingerprint expert examined two pistols tied to the home of Frank Smith and found clear prints on both weapons. The crime scene inside the Smith residence showed Mrs Smith, Frank Smith, and their infant daughter all dead from gunshot wounds, with Mrs Smith’s stepson also among the victims. Sheriff's officials await coroner’s jury findings as investigators pursue the case.
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Bahker
Frank (. Smith
Smith
Sam Drinkard
G. Wickman
Stony the Selina
Aln
Police Department
Attomat
Drinkard
MODELS WAR TRUCE MADE BETWEEN INDUSTRY GROUPS
New York, Nov 25 71 Professional models and society debutantes reach a 50 50 compromise for fashion show staffing. Debutantes demand more earnings while models insist on more jobs for professionals. Leaders back the agreement as modest progress though some call for a full 100 percent.
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New York
Gertrude Mayer
Prent
Professional Models’ League
Edward Thorburn Griffith
Orankzer
Mantitkins
Luck
Kidnapped man Weiss sighted in Delaware county
Federal agents pursued a new lead in the Weiss kidnapping case after tips that William Weiss was seen entering a house in Delaware County with several men days after his abduction on October 26 for a $100000 ransom.
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Philadelphia
William Weiss
Delaware County
Ace
Fe Bral
Weiss
Rome
Kimes Free on Leave for Hunting With Attorney
In Oklahoma City on November 26 Matt Kimes the convicted slayer of two peace officers obtained a six day leave from Governor Murray to hunt with his attorney Sid Waite. The move follows a prior thirty day leave while appealing for parole. Kimes was jailed after sentences for the killings of Sheriff Petty Clinear and Marshal W J Me Anally, with the latter incident linked to Reggs.
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Oklahoma
GITY
Matt Kimes
Sid Waite
Murray
Kimes
Une
Elmes
Petty Clinear Jate
Salisaw
W. J. Me
Australian Fliers Leave Australia for West Coast Trip
Three Australian aviators on a world tour departed from their rest here at 9:45 AM bound for Midland Texas and the west coast. The party includes Charles Ulm and George Littlejohn with J Leon skilled ing. Commander Wimsey noted tentative plans for a trans Pacific flight.
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Wicinta
Midland
Texas
West Coast
Charles T. P
Wim
Australia
Explosion Injures Many In Mysterious Blast In St Louis Nev
A blast damaged a vacant three story building and nearby dwelling injuring a store of people. Debris shattered windows and ripped plaster. Estimated damage about 2000 dollars. Cause undetermined. Local authorities continued to investigate the unidentified blast.
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St. Louis
Nev
Prowler Fails As Barking Dog Deters Entry In City
Police reports show a prowler was deterred by a barking dog after a ladder was seen at a residence on Stokavetine. Other thefts include a taxi driver robbed of $3 and gasoline, a market pistol theft of $1.60, and car theft attempts with head injuries. A warehouse break in yielded unspecified loot, and several dresses and tires were reported stolen across streets like Brazos Corral and North Colorado.
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R. O. Frame
Stokavetine
Iris Pouse
Pole
Steve Harris
Harris
Broadway
Fourth Street
North Flores Street
ROR Cash Register
Rocha
el Paso
Brazos
Rupus’ Hoopp
North Cherry Street
Koepp
Korpp
L. B. Cleeg Company
Soledad Stract
Poliies
Threyar
Sterchi Furniture Company
West Pap J Jar
North Brazos Street
D. Trevino
Delgada Street
Katherine Beréo
South Corral Street
Alamo Wonge
North
Colorado Street
Gold Buried in Beanpot Found Near Washington Woman
In Dublin New Hampshire Attorney Howard Lane revealed a search recovered 2160 in gold coins buried on a wooded ridge near a former Washington D C estate belonging to Agnes Parsons. The discovery was described amid estate administration details and notes of a treasure map hidden among a woman's effects after her death.
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Dublin
N. H
Howard
Lane
Agnes Parsons
Washington, D. C
Washington
Ney
Sult on Black Tom Renewed
The German American Mixed Claims Commission awaits new evidence to reopen suits totaling 348 million against Germany for the Black Tom munitions explosions. Owen J. Roberts denied a German motion to compel disclosure of new evidence including a Jim Larkin affidavit and testimony from 25 witnesses alleging German agents caused the blasts in New Jersey during World War I.
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Washington, D
Mixed Claims Commission
Germany
Owen J. Roberts
Associated Justice
The
Supreme Repute
United Sates
Jim Larkin
New Jersey
Navy seek for naval equality raised in Tokyo meeting
Japan seeks naval equality with Great Britain and the United States, Ambassador Matsudaira told Norman I. Davis in London. He denied reports Japan wanted equality only with America and discussed procedures after denouncing the Washington treaty, but gave no date.
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London
Japan
Tsuesio Matsudaira
Norman I. Davis
Meiber
Washington
Matsudaira
Great Britain
United States
America
Quake Rocks Manila as Buildings Swirl in Tremor
An earthquake struck Manila Pennsylvania causing residents to rush into the streets as buildings swayed for about a minute with no injuries reported.
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Manila
Girl Burns as Clothes Catch Fire at Home
A girl suffered painful burns when her clothing caught fire at her home on Monday. She was taken to the Reber B. Gree hospital for treatment after the incident.
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Morin Orilz
South
Leona Attent
Buntay Nicht
Reber B. Gree Hospital
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Zita Johann
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Plough
Guy Lembardors
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Hight
MBC
Dial
Fannin
Houston St
Watt Kimes
APS
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Arden
Whizabeth Arden
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