Two Men Held in Girl's Death Near Arlington Cemetery
Washington police held two men for investigation in the death of Niss Mr Baker, a 45 year old Navy clerk, whose body lay beneath a culvert near Arlington Memorial Cemetery. One man identified as Earl C. Shuforth of Silver Springs, Md, was in custody. the other man’s name could not be learned. Authorities planned to question Baker’s roommate Olga Sii Per, who may provide crucial information. The victim was shot three times after spending four hours in her car with an unknown man last Friday night.
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Niss Mr Baker
Navy Department
Arlington Memorial Cemetery
Earl C. Shuforth
Silver Springs
Aberdeen
Meanwaite
Palsce
Olga Si
Olive Tablets Offer Digestive Help for Liver Relief
Thousands of stomach sufferers attack the real cause by cleansing the liver and bowels with Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets. A vegetable compound known for olive color, these tablets aim to awaken natural function without pain. Available in 15c, 50c, and 60c at all druggists. Take one or two at bedtime for relief.
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Olive
Edwerds
Two Men Arrested After Aberdeen Murder Inquiry in Virginia
In Oak Grove Virginia two men were detained after a nightlong police search for suspects. Shuttleworth was seized carrying a bloody shirt and showed facial injuries while denying involvement. The Aberdeen arrestee remained largely unidentified beyond a rough description tied to Miss Baker’s Friday night companion.
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Virginia
Shuttleworth
Aberdeen
Miss Baker
Abe
Town Line Notes From Rome and Nearby Areas
Lelandi Howard celebrated his birthday with friends at Rome Saturday evening. Guests included Guy Wheeler and his brother. Local residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Sam Fraboma and L. D. Warceler, visited or called on neighbors in the area. Emily Karpinski attended a cousin's Lorain wedding. Ruth Tran spent time in Spencerville. The Seeley and Mohler families visited John Mohler. Bert Hallet's family vacationed in Litchfield. Fred Tran and Morris Yost moved to Kipton. Mrs. Yost and others were noted in Oberlin.
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Guy Wheeler
Cleveland
Sam Fraboma
L. D. Warceler
Fred Trams
Schubder
Brran Seely
Emily Karpinski
Lorain
Ruth Tran
Spencerville
Charlie Seeley
Sandy
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Ning
Leon Mohler
Ewin
Belden
John Mohler
Bert Hallet
Litchfield
Fred Tran
Morris
Oberlin
Carl Yost
la Grange
Kipton
Ancient Prussian Widows Buried Alive Found in Excavations
Excavations in Samland East Prussia reveal burials where widows of ancient inhabitants were cremated or buried alive on their husbands funeral pyres, a practice tied to preserved Indo Germanic language and customs.
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Koenicsberg
Samland
East Prussia
Germany
African Writer Parallels Jungle And City Women
New York report describes LoBagola a controversial figure born in the lower Sudan who claims refined civilization after time among Nordics. He talks of African and American customs, compares laws, and defends polygamy while promoting his book and lectures to audiences.
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Sudan
Werods Temple
Knopf
Fitch Avenue
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Liquor Syndicate Operated Under State Charter
A Trenton based liquor syndicate ran under a state charter, banked deposits totaling 379252 across three banks, and allegedly used the charter to hide operations as it expanded across three states. Authorities charged conspiracy to import and sell liquor transported by trucks and speedboats with police aid. grand jury names include Charles Metiquire, Keansburg police chief.
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Trenton
Phan
United States
tBar Rhera
Eas
Grand Juiz
Charles Metiuire
Keanshorg. N. J
Irvinton taxi fleet operators among arrested group
Charles Lee John Mallet Chas Webner Elizabeth N J police man and Alex Steel all arrested. Samuel Kess ler operator of a fleet of taxi cabs in Irvington New Jersey also arrested and released on bail with the others.
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Charles Lee
John Mallet
Chas. Webner
Elizabeth
N. J
Alex Steel
Samuel Kessler
Irvington
Thursday's Five Best Radio Features
United Press highlights five radio features from 1930 schedules across WEAF WABC and WIZ. Programs include Freischmania Vallee, Jack Frost Melody Moments, Hodak Mid-Week, Atwater Kent, and RCA Victor hour, with time slots noted in Eastern Standard Time.
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United Press
WEAF
NBC
Jack Frost
WABC
CBS
Atwater Kent
Rca-Victor
Cape Hatteras clams three masted schooner Le Vinia M Snow
In Cape Hatteras the three masted schooner Le Vinia M Snow was driven onto the beach by a sou easter and will not sail again. Sold for 3450 to four Hatteras residents who bid it in at auction. Captain John A Stevens and five crew were rescued. Norfork coastguard cutter failed to remove the craft which will be stripped by its present owner.
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Ocracoke
N. C
Levinia M. Snow
Hatteras
John A. Stevens
Rockland
Maine
Norfolk
Levinta M. Snow
Beggar Woman Found Seeking Shelter In Alsheim
On a cold rainy night in Maine two peasants came upon a beggar woman walking the main street of Alsheim looking for shelter. They took her to the local improvised shelter, but details remain uncertain about her identity or fate.
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Alsheim
Ther
Rhe
Village Lockup Inmate Found After One Week Death
A rarely used village lockup confined a woman in a cell with a cet object. She left a note and starved, and a week later was found. She was promptly moved to a hospital but died within hours of starvation.
Pineapple Exports Rise Sharply in 1929
Brazilian pineapple trade shows growth with exports from Parana Bahia Pernambuco Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo reaching 1 550 859 in 1929 up from 613 989 in earlier years. Exporters aim to surpass this figure in the current year as shipments increase.
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Rio DE Jaxnerio
Brazil
Parabyba
Pernambuco
Batia
Rio de Janeiro
S_ Paulo
Sarnia Catharipa
China Beer Bottles Trade Ties Face Freight Costs
China buys Japanese beer bottles as freight rates shift trade. Japan Beer Brewery Company plans to export 1,049,060 empty bottles to Shanghai area brewers from its Stecks subsidiary. Declining Japan beer consumption tied to the economy. Tokyo official to attend the 14th Inter Sabor Conference in Geneva in June. Orphan found with $508 cash on a porch in Meridan.
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Tokyo
China
Japan Beer Brewery Company
Stecks
Shanghai
Japan
Forwarded note seeks good home for infant found at residence
Fragment from a wartime or local report describes a baby found with a note reading Looking for a good home. Dr. Robinson states he has the right address, and authorities indicate confusion over custody amid Formosa related issues. No full context provided.
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