Victims Brought to Church in Brooklyn Shooting
Four men halted before a Brooklyn church at night and forced two men inside to pray. Two in the rear fired after an attempted leap, killing John Bugein 30, a grape business link to New York wine markets, and wounding his cousin Joseph Dentice who was visiting from Sa Waukee. The gunmen’s abrupt demand to pray marked the fatal ambush.
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New York
Brooklyn
John Bugein
Joseph Dentice
Sa Waukee
Hunters Face Smoking Ban During Open Season
Pennsylvania hunters may not smoke or build fires during the opening of the hunting season under emergency orders from Governor Fisher. Dry underbrush raises fire risk, and violators spotted by game wardens will be arrested to prevent serious conflagrations.
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Pennsylvania
Local Youth Drawn In Canadian Sweepstake
Vernon Eavey, a Wareham building clerk, holds a winning ticket in the Destitute Fishermen of the Gaspe Coast Charity Sweep. He may win $30,000 if his horse Pomerellen wins the Montreal race, with earnings down to $1,430 if his horse finishes last. Eavey, married and living at 727 Virginia Ave, learned of the draw by telegram from Montreal after buying two tickets through North American Cement Corp. colleagues.
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Gasps Coast
Quebec
Vernon Eavey
Virginia Ave
North American Cement’ Corp
Wareham
Young Eavey
Cement Corporation
John J
Jack) Harvey
North American Cement Corp
Montreal
Canada
Young Harvey
Destituta
Gaspe Coast
Ravey
Pomerelien
Eavey
Pomeralian
Havey
Neighborly plea targets Maryland sixth district race
The Washington Daily News argues against reelecting Frederick N. Zihlman, noting his role as House District Committee chair and his financial ties to F. H. Smith Co. It contends his actions favored powerful groups and conflicted with congressional duties, urging Maryland voters to replace him.
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Washington
Maryland
Congress
Senate
House
Frederick N. Zihlman
Zihlman
F. H. Smith Co
Zibiman
Washingtonians
District Commissee
Smith Co
Washington Daily News
Drove Car Tipsy With Dynamite Case Heads to Judge
Webster City Iowa October 30 dynamite was alleged in a motor car case involving Marinus Sorenson accused of driving while intoxicated A report says 50 pounds of dynamite were in the rear seat Judge Fry asked for confirmation Sorenson pleaded guilty and received thirty days in jail and a $500 fine
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Webster City
Marinus Sorengen
H. E. Fry
Sorenson
Budget group secures data on ready budget drive
The Central Budget committee of Washington County Welfare reviews five organizations Washington County Public Health Association King's Daughters Salvation Army Day Nursery and Red Cross. After ten days the committee confirms spending over the past five years ensuring donors that contributions will be wisely used to fight disease poverty delinquency and social disorders. Continued on Page 16.
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Washington County Welfare Committee
Washington Co. Public Health Association
King's Daughters, Salvation Army, Day Nursery
Washington County
American Red Cross
Central Budget Committee
Restaurant Robbed at Gilmore Street Venue
The Gilmore restaurant at 15 South Jonathan street reports a burglary last night. About four dollars in cash was stolen from a cigarette vendor after a lock was broken. Entrances and exits remain unclear. Police suspect a duplicate key and link the incident to a vending machine theft gang.
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Gilmore
South Jonathan Street
Charles Blocker
Says Women Are Less Faithful Says Women Are Less Faithful
London reports Sir Ellis Hume Williams a divorce court lawyer states in his autobiography that women are less faithful than men. He cites experience of love switching and advises women to preserve physical attraction and show little effort to understand their husband’s work to keep him.
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London
Ellis Hume Williams
Democrats Lead In State Registration For The election
Baltimore Oct 36 The Democratic campaign advisory committee reports complete registration figures showing a Democratic registered majority of 117422 for the November 4 election. The counties total Democratic majority is 46485 and Baltimore city 76957. Seven of 23 counties show Republican majorities. First Congressional District on the Eastern Shore records 54565 Democrats to 36400 Republicans and 1523 declined. The Second Congressional District
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Baltimore
Democratic Campaign Advisory Committee
Baltimore City
Youth Given Fermin cut for Robbery
Martin L. Miller of this county pleaded guilty to taking part in robberies at Homer Trees and A J Ford stores years ago. He was sentenced to eighteen months in the House of Correction by Judge Frank G. Wagaman as others linked in the case faced sentences. Leslie Wright, recently released from a Pennsylvania prison, pleaded guilty to stealing a grind stone and ninety five chickens from Clinton Miller in a related incident and was paroled for three years. Paul H. Garns, indicted for nonsupport, was arraigned and held for a hearing. Garns has been living in New York state.
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Homer Trees
A. J. Ford
Martin L. Miller
House of Correction
Frank G. Wagaman
Martin
David Baker
Wm. H. Baker
Fred Funkhouser
Leslie Wright
Pennsylvania
Chas. E. Wirts
Clinton Miller
Wright
Paul
Paul H. Garns
Garns
New York State
Cop Shot In Trolley In Maywood
In Chicago area Maywood a gunman fired through street car windows seriously wounding James McBride, a Bellwood police officer. The shooter’s car rode alongside as the car moved toward Madison Street in 33rd Avenue and fled after the hit. McBride was treated at Melrose Park Hospital for a jaw wound.
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Chicago
Maywood
James McBride
Bellwood
Madison Street
33Rd Avenue
McBride
Melrose Park
Transatlantic Aviators Head for Berlin From Croydon
Captain J. Errol Bord and Lieutenant Harry P. Connor, veteran trans Atlantic aviators, left Croydon in the Columbia monoplane today on the final leg to Berlin after their flight from Newfoundland.
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Berlin
Croydon
England
J. Errol Bord
Harry P. Connor
New Foundland
Billion Dollars To Prevent Unemployment
New York reports show nearly a billion dollars mobilized for public works to create jobs. Cities, states, and the nation fund wage programs. private industries announce schemes to boost employment with about 996 million dollars allocated across regions. The South, Detroit, and Virginia push projects to avert winter job losses while railroads contribute to work programs.
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New York
Sis
South
Detroit
Virginia
Pope Given A Gold Phone In Vatican Gift
Pilate Leoni of ITT presented the Pope with a gold and mother of pearl telephone engraved with the papal coat of arms. The new system installed in Vatican City will begin function about November 15.
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Vatican City
Pilate Leoni
International Telephone and Telegraph Company of
New York
Graham Won't Help Pinchot Governor Candidate Split
Philadelphia Oct 33 Rep George S Graham of Philadelphia resigns as Pennsylvania’s Republican Congressional Committeeman and says he will back John Hemphill Democratic Liberal candidate for governor. He calls Gifford Pinchot a menace to prosperity and says Pinchot would worsen business depression, claims he is not a Republican and opposes Hoover’s program.
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Philadelphia
George S. Graham
Pennsylvania
John Hemphill
Graham
House Judiciary Committee
Gifford Pinchot
Pinchot
Hoover
Senate
Blaze destroys vacant house near Marlowe in Berkeley county
An unoccupied dwelling on the Jordan place near Marlowe in Berkeley county was destroyed by fire about 9 o'clock last night. The origin is undetermined though suspected to be incendiary or caused by smoking. Reflective glow seen at Williamaport. house had been recently vacated. exact loss not known.
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Jordan Place
Clinton Jordan
Marlowe
Berkeley County
Willliamaport
Waa
Parade Parking Rules and Street Closures Announced
The town outlines parking bans on West Washington Franklin Potomac Jonathan Walnut South Prospect and North Prospect from 7 PM to 5 PM for the Mum mer's Parade tomorrow night. Roads blocked include Washington from Jonathan to the Square and the Public Square with ropes across West Washington and parts of Potomac. Boy Scouts assist police to manage traffic and parking while paint smearing flour throwing are prohibited. Chief of Police Thos Saab er warns strict enforcement.
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West Washington Street
Walnut
the Square
Franklin Street
North Potomac
Potomac Street
Antietam Street
Wayside Avenue
Jonathan
Franklin
Washington
South Prospect
Dry Bridge
North Prospect
Washington Street
Potomac
Antietam
Public Square
Boy Scouts
Saaber
Police Close Upon Heels of Extortionists
Kewanee Illinois October 29 Officers closed in on three members of a kidnapping gang believed to have abducted banker Earl L Yecum of Galva. The fugitives were chased after alighting from their car which crashed through a farm fence four miles from the start of the pursuit. An airplane search followed at daybreak as forces from surrounding towns joined the hunt and Iowa license plates were noted on the abandoned vehicle.
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Kewanee
Earl L. Yecum
Galva
Ill
Here
Yocum
Iowa
Princeton
Earthquake Hits Italian Marche Region Relentless Shakes
Ancona Italy October quake leaves thirteen towns in Marche provinces of Ancona Pesaro and Macerata damaged and cut communications with 27 fatalities reported Injured rushed to hospitals relief efforts started The quake followed a loud boom and toppled the marble front of the provincial headquarters palace The Holy Sacrament Church tower collapsed and Fabriano felt two severe tremors with no listed fatalities in that town
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Ancona
Italy
Pesaro
Macedath
Borazzo
Fano
Senigallia
Marche
Seismographic Institute
Urbino
Piazza
Roma
the Holy Sacrament
Ravenna
Fabriano
Madonna del Ponte Netauroo
Mondalfo
Morozzo
Airmail Pilot Dies in Crash Near Brookston
C. O. McGuire of Cincinnati a mail pilot for Embry Riddle Company of Cincinnati was killed instantly when his plane crashed six miles north of Brookston Indiana early today.
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Lafayette
Ind
C. O. McGuire
Cincinnati
Ohio
Embry Riddle, Company
Brookston
Stranger Held Pending Probe In Hotel Fraud Case
J. D. Reardon alias L. H. Davis of Wilmington was arrested by Detective Clarence G. Emmert for allegedly passing two bogus checks at the Hotel Potomac to obtain cash. Authorities believe he is a wanted stranger in the area. Reardon, about 31, claims to be unfamiliar with the locality.
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J. d Reardon
L. H. Davis
Wilmington
Del
Clarence G. Emmert
Reardon
Potomac
Children Save Pet Turtle When Family Plans Move
Frances and Elizabeth Dickens, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Dickens of 626 Frederick street, saved their pet turtle from possible hibernation during their family move. Fearing winter burrowing, the girls acted without adult help to keep the pet safe.
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Frances
Elizabeth Dickens
C. A. Dickens
Frederick Street
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Nan Britton
Toledo
Hin
Oth
Martin Miler
New-York
Joel
William Bord
Pope
J. J. Reardon
Wilmington, del
Hagerstown
Tapas
Assembly
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