Sunday School Teacher and Married Man Found Dead
Louise Doyle a 19 year old Sunday school teacher and John Newman 26 a married man were murdered and their bodies moved to a deserted cottage near Portsmouth Delaware authorities said today. Both had been missing a week and were found after a farmer reported the bodies. Police noted no sign of a struggle and a bullet had pierced the girl’s heart while Newman was shot in the forehead and left side. Mrs Newman defended her husband while Doyle’s relatives offered no clues linking to the crime.
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Louise Doyle
John Newman
Portsmouth
United Press
Here
Newman
Doyle
George Davies
Mulder
Hendrickson
Miss Doyle
Slaler
Rail heads press wage cut despite ended strike
Chicago April 28 United Press reports railroad executives persist in seeking an immediate wage cut of 10 percent. They plan to present the request to the U S Railway Labor Board, which will delay action for months and likely not issue a ruling for about a year. The Board previously indicated it would not consider the petition until after the strike was called off.
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United Press
Chicago
Apt
U. S. Railway Labor Board
Fire in Colliery Threatens Five Men Missing
Wilkes-Barre Oct 29 All five hoveratus called to fight a blaze in Hollenback No 2 Colliery shops Lehigh and Wilkes-Barre Coal Company Flames reached the breaker but were said to have saved it By noon the fire still burned 800 feet below the surface Four carpenters were in the mine when discovered and no trace had been found though officials thought escape possible
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Iy United Prensa
Wilkes-Barre
Hollenback No
Lehigh
Wilkes-Barre Coal Company
Pour Carpenters
Banks Visited by State Cops Warn Bankers on Holdups
State police officers Lieutenant Pappersack and Captain Wellama taught local and county bankers emergency procedures to prevent or respond to bank robberies. Instructions covered resisting bandits while avoiding harm, with the Peoples National Bank among early campuses visited by instructors.
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Striglly
Ieutenant Pappersack
Captain Wellama
Maryland State Constabulary
Peoples National Bank
Guard at Norfolk court for Sacco and Vanzetti hearing
State constabulary deputies and Boston police guarded Norfolk county court in Dedham Mass to prevent demonstrations during the motion hearing in the Sacco and Vanzetti case. About 40 officers arrived, armed with riot guns, as Sacco and Vanzetti, convicted murderers and radicals, were brought from jail in manacles. Both appeared cheerful.
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United
Sacco
Vancetti
Atate Constabulary
Boston
Capen
United Press
Vancelli
Bowman Named Inspector For Campaign Here
Sonia Bowman, local Baltimore agent, is named inspector for the "Perfect Package Month" starting next Tuesday. The campaign, active nationwide among freight and express firms, aims to promote proper packing and crating for all shipments. Packages leaving the city by express or freight routes will be inspected by Bowman or her assistants.
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Bowman
Baltimore
Miss Turner Burned at Home in Oil Stove Fire
Miss Reda Turner of Mitchall Avenue was severely burned when her dress touched a high flame from an oil stove at 6 pm yesterday. Three physicians attended, estimating burns over a large portion of body and face. condition reported serious.
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Reda Turner
Mitchall Avenue
Dra. Miller
Gordon and Benson
Miss Turner
Ballot Print Run Seeks 2200 Pages For Election Day
Two thousand two hundred ballots will be printed for the election on Tuesday, November 8, with about the same quantity as last year. The 21 by 11 inch ballot lists nine groups and 43 candidates. Four contend for Comptroller, eight for associate judge, six for County Clerk, eight for Tax Collector, three for Sheriff, eighteen for the House of Delegates, two for County Clerk and one for County Surveyor.
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House of Delegates
Hearings on Mingo Mine War Conclude in Senate Panel
United Press report: hearings on the Mingo West Virginia coal mine war ended before the Senate labor committee. Some 14 000 pages of testimony await the committee's inspection and may require a month to digest. Chair Kon youak. The will of Michel H. Martin of Maupgansville was admitted to probate in the Orphans' Court. contents are private.
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United Pres
Washington
Mingo
W. Va
Senatenbor Committee
Konyouak
Michel H. Martin
Maupgansville
Orphans’ Court
Yeaterday
Tir Contenta
Independent gains in North Dakota recall vote
Fargo Oct 23 Independent candidates in North Dakota recall election see slow gains as rural votes come in. Early tallies favored Independents by over 27,000 but Non-Partisans still expected and race remained very close as results from cities and rural areas arrived.
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Anice& Press
Fargo
N.D
Harly
North Dakota
Hunters' Licenses Fall Short of Last Year
Records at the clerk's office show hunters licenses issued this fall total 892, well below last year and prior years. No special reason is given for the decrease, with several hundred fewer licenses than the previous season.
R E A R E N D Train Crash Wrecks B and C Lines
A rear end collision between Baltimore and Ohio freight No 96 east bound and express No 29 west bound near Jerome station killed engineer Clarence H Etchison and injured several crew. Bandits looted a local drug store earlier in Little Rock.
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Hagerstown
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Jerome Station
This City
Cumberland
Clarence H
Mike) Etchison
Baltimore
Big Four Warns Of Future Mail Robberies In Cities
In New York a mysterious anonymous warning claimed the Big Four would strike next in Philadelphia after a Broadway robbery. The letter inflated the haul to over 5 million dollars and urged postal workers to use guns if attacked. Postmaster General Hayes ordered armed resistance and heightened precautions nationwide.
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United Preas
New York
Lower Broadway
Morgan
Philadelphia
Hayes
Grea
Accused Man Breaks Silence In Kennedy Case
Arthur C. Burch, linked to the Kennedy murder case, tells United Press he will testify at his upcoming trial next Tuesday for his wife’s murder. He denies meeting John Belton Kennedy and explains a torn telegram was misinterpreted as coming from a partner.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Arthur C. Burch
Kennedy
John Belton Kennedy
Burch
Tam
Russell Hotel
Madelyn Oqbenchain
Tinois
To Force Vote On Bonus Bill
Washington oct 29 on the eve of the American Legion convention in kansas city the senate will be forced to vote again on the soldier bonus bill senator reed offered the measure recommitted to the senate finance committee as an amendment to the tax bill triggering concern among leaders senators fear votes may anger the legion convention a motion may be made to table the bill to avoid a direct vote veterans in the house demanded progress on the 18 million dollars appropriated last march
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United Press
Washington
American Legion
Kansas City
Senate
Reed
Senate Finance Committee
Leeggen
Congress
Arrested Leader of Ku Klux Klan Detained After Meeting
United Brean reports Erla, Pennsylvania, resident 88 year old Arthur Cotton was arrested after a gathering of prospective Klan members at his home. Police allege the event was a recruitment meeting. Cotton was released to his attorney for a police chief hearing today. No prospective members were jailed.
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United Brean
Erla
Get
Arthur Cotton
Pittaburgh
Cotton
Drouth Widespread in Washington County
Drought grips Washington County as five weeks pass without rain. Farmers face halted fall work, unable to plow due to dry ground. Wheat stands decline. streams and wells run low, cisterns nearly empty, and even in-town supply dwindles.
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Washington County
Youths Get 3 Years Each For Robbery
Elmer and Carson Jenkins of Hagerstown and Harold Wingert of Baltimore confessed in Martinsburg court to robbing a Martinsburg clothing store. Judge J M Woods sentenced them to three years in the penitentiary for goods valued at about 700 dollars. They had been arraigned in Virginia on a similar charge and were brought to Martinsburg after paying the penalty.
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Elmer
Carson Jenkins
Hagerstown
Harol Wingert
Baltimore
Martinsburg
J. M. Woods
Virginia
Jenkins Brothers
Boy 17 Kills Father in Defense of Mother in Hotel
Jolnstown Pa October 23 A 17 year old, Frank Krakkaran, confessed to police he shot and killed his father, John Krakkaran, 46, after the elder man beat his wife and sister. The incident occurred late last night at the Fitachkorst Hotel, where Krakkoran’s mother and sister witnessed the shooting.
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United Press
Jolnstown Pa
Frank Krakkaran
John Krakkaran
Fitachkorst Hotel
Kratkkoran
Council warns Little Entente over Hungary conflict
Paris dispatch says the Council of Allied Ambassadors will send a note to the Little Entente demanding ceasefire preparations against Hungary. It notes no decision yet on Emperor Karl and wife Zita, while the Entente allies press Hungary to surrender Karl amid ongoing instability.
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Presa
Paris
Council of al jMed
Deny Merger Stalls Pittsburgh Talks
In Pittsburgh on October 80 ramers of an independent atost plato Indlig Jones and Levgulii, along with Steal and Midvale Steal and jMthance company, faced denial from joint representatives of those concerns today in a disputed merger effort.
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Pittsburgh
Ramers
Fereer
Atost Pla
Indlig Jones
Levgulii
Hem ‘Steal
Midvale Steal
jMthance Company
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