Kellys Kin Held as Police Move on In Law Case
In Memphis George Machine Gun Kelly sits in a guarded jail cell as authorities add his former brother in law Langford Ramsey to the list of those arrested. Ramsey, an attorney and Kellys ex brother in law, surrendered to inspector Griffin and faces harboring a criminal charge for aiding Geraldine Arnold the girl who aided the authorities. An imminent federal order to remove the Kellys from Tennessee by air was reportedly issued, with plans possibly sending them to Oklahoma City.
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Memphis
Tenn
George
Kelly
Langford Ramsey
W. T. Griffin
John M. Keith
Chicago Bureau
Department of Justice
Ramsey
Keith
Geraldine Arnold
Kellys
Fort Worth
Texas
H. B. Anderson
Jackson
Oklahoma City
Hen Egg Left at Mail Office Described as Tiny
A. 5 S. Wolf of Armstrong avenue left a marble sized chicken egg at the Mail office. The egg is described as coming from an ordinary hen and is notably small.
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S. Wolf
Armstrong Avenue
Convicts harass Sheriff as search of woods continues
In Michigan City Indiana, police and citizens combed a wooded area near Chesterton for four of ten escaped convicts from Michigan City state prison. Sheriff Charles Neel captor was seized en route to Wheeler by the escapees, who later released him. Additional fugitives were spotted at William Werner’s farm near Watanah before nightfall.
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Michigan City
Ind
Chesterton
Michigan City State Prison
Charles Neel
Corydon
Wheeler
Cecil Stainer
Valparaiso
Stainer
Floods in China Kill 50000 and Starve 1 Million
In Nanking on Sept 27 officials report Yellow River floods in July and August killed about 50,000 Chinese and left 1,006,000 more to starvation. Brigands and troops allegedly breached dikes during rising waters, and parents fearfully abandon children as winter misery looms amid heat cholera and locusts.
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Nanking
China
Yellow River
Famine And Disease Threatening Storm Stricken Tampico
In Tampico Mexico a flood and hurricane disaster left at least 54 dead and more than 850 injured. Hunger thirst and medical shortages threaten to worsen conditions as rail disruption hinders aid from Mexico City. Police say many bodies may still be buried. 5 000 homeless nearby seek food. Mayor Tarrega puts damage at 2.9 to 3.36 million dollars as martial law ends after a 12 hour cyclone assault.
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Tampico
Mexico
D. F
Panuco
Puntitla
Anselmo Maciag
Pawuce
Macias
W. E. Evans
Jose Tarrega
Urachel ransom money located in Texas patch
The Justice Department reports $73,250 of Urschel ransom money buried in a cotton patch on a Coleman Texas farm near Coleman Cass Coleman, uncle of Kathryn Kelly, wife of Machine Gun Kelly. Total recovered now $79,650 of the $200,000 paid.
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Washington
Justice Department
Urachel
Coleman
Texas
Cass Coleman
Kathryn Kelly
Meeting on Milk Code in Haerestown Discusses Reforms
A mass meeting for all milk industry departments and the public is set for Friday at 7 30 pm at the State Armory in Haerestown. Mayor Wertz will preside as producers distributors and officials from multiple counties and local clubs attend to discuss the milk code and seek a revision to ease the price framework.
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Ha Rerstown
State Armory
I. M. Wertz
Washington
Frederick
Jefferson
Berkeley
Franklin Counties
Hagerstown
Chamber of Commerce
Alsatia
Alma
Secretary of Agriculture
Wertz
Divorcing Fighter Accuses Spouse of Tree Climbing Antics
Chicago report states Mrs Lucille Irene Moe files for divorce from Haakon Marcellous Moe a professional fighter alleging he climbed trees and cried for her to follow from upper branches and embarrassed her by swinging from a chandelier during visits to friends.
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Chicago
Lucille Irene Moe
Haakon Marcellous Moe
Hard Job Seizing Stove in Rent Case
In Chicago on September 27 Judge Theodore F. Eichler's court admitted seizing a stove for nonpayment of rent was a tough task. Officers with bandaged hands said they would do their part but feared hot stoves. The court ordered the stove kept cool on October 20.
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Chicago
Four Jail Fugitives Sought After Hancock Escape
Two prisoners Charles Davis and Walter Bishop were identified near Parkhead Ha rgerstown area around 10 am while fleeing from the Washington county jail. The other two inmates Frank Long and Russell Bragg remain at large, with sheriff and deputies conducting a wide search. John Smith was shot during the escape and is recovering, while Robert Fuller stays in solitary confinement as investigators review the events.
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Charles Davis
Walter Bishop
Washington County
Parkhead
Hancock
Pennsylvania
RP. Barnhart
W. Bruce Downitn
Frank A. Long
Russell Bragg
Hageratown
Ray Yohn
Carroll County
Westminster
Sheriff Downin
John Smith
Smith
Robert Fuller
Three Commerce officials Injured In College Park Plane Crash
A plane crash near College Park Maryland injures Rex Martin Chester McColl and William Miller three Department of Commerce officials. They were rescued from waist deep water after the aircraft plunged through fog and into a bog. Medizin officials planned an investigation.
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Washington
College Park
Commerce Department
Rex Martin
Departments’ Aeronautics Bureau
Chester H. McColl
Roper
William T. Miller
Airways
Martin
McColl
Miller
Department
Mediator Sent to Chester Ford Plant Strike
National Labor Board secretary W. M. Leiserson announced a mediator was sent to Chester Pennsylvania to seek settlement of a strike by Ford Plant employees.
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Washington
W. M. Leiserson
National Labor Board
Chester
Ford
Coal Operator T W Thompson Dies at Oak Hill Estate
Uniontown Pa Sept 27 77 year old T W Thompson former coal operator and multimillionaire died at his mansion Oak Hill after a long illness.
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Uniontown
T. W. Thompson
Oak Hill
Subpoena Kept For Mrs Kelly In Urschel Kidnap Trial
Oklahoma City Sept 27 Attorneys for Mr and Mrs R G Shannon seek to subpoena Mrs George F Kathryn Kelly as a witness in the Urschel kidnap conspiracy case. Prosecution will keep the Kellys in Memphis until trial ends. Geraldine Arnold led to their arrest after a tip.
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Oklahoma City
R. G. Shannon
Texas
Charles F. Urschel
George F
Kathryn) Kelly
Kellys
Memphis
Kelly
Geraldine Arnold
Luther Arnold
U S Plans Naval Build Up Amid Talks With Britain
The United States will press completion of its 32 ship program valued at 238 million dollars and has advised Great Britain. London proposed delaying four 10 000 ton cruisers until talks on naval limits proceed.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
London
Eight Foot Black Snake Arrested After Neighborhood Complaint
Amos the eight foot black snake kept at Mrs Frances Nowackis home caused noise and hid under the foundation. Police captured the reptile and took it to a station after neighbors complained.
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Chicago
I Movie Star and Wife Separate
Los Angeles reports film star Richard Dix and his former wife Winifred Coe have separated after she obtained a Juarez Mexico divorce on grounds of cruelty last June 29. They issued a joint statement saying they remain friends. An out of court settlement and a trust fund for their 10 month old daughter Mary Ellen were arranged. The couple eloped to Yuma on October 20, 1931 and had known each other since childhood.
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Los Angeles
Richard Dix
Winifred Coe
Mary Ellen
Dix
Yuma
Child Falls From Window Injures 15 Month old Son
Bobby Wolfe aged 15 months, son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence D Wolfe of 602 Summit Avenue, fell from a second story window after pushing out the screen. He landed headfirst on concrete and was rushed to hospital in critical condition.
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Bobby
Lawrence D. Wolfe
Summit Avenue
Rochester founder Nathaniel Rochester ties traced in New York estate
Rochester data show attorney Mr Clinton visiting to verify the Rochester residence and Rocheste r family ownership. Cushwa family now holds the Nathaniel Rochester home, once prominent in Hagerstown where he served as bank president. History notes his 1810 re election and departure to establish the New York city.
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Clinton
Rochester
N. Y
Rochester House
Nathaniel Rochester
N.Y
Hagerstown
Old Hagerstown Bank
Hagerstown Bank
New York State
Potomac River Bass Fishing Rebounds as Conococheague Creek Clears
Reports say the Potomac river is in condition for bass fishing again while Conococheague Creek runs clear. Several fair catches of bass have been made in the river in the past few days.
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Potomac River
Registration Of Unemployed Nears Completion
Brewer L Stouffer, manager of the National Reemployment Service, announces the county registration will be completed on Thursday September 28. William H Bradley is in Maugansville and will wind up in Smithsburg tomorrow. About 1000 unemployed have registered. the share of women is small. Unregistered county residents may register at the Hagerstown office 23 N Jonathan street from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Brewer L. Stouffer
National Reemployment Service
Wm. H. Bradley
Maugansville
Smithsburg
Hagerstown
N. Jonathan Street
Night boats collide injure four on Hudson fogbound Rensselaer
Four passengers on the Hudson River night line boat Rensselaer were injured and 127 endangered when a Swedish freighter Roxena collided with the vessel in fog near Poughkeepsie. The Rensselaer, en route Albany to New York, listed and drifted toward a stone barge before passengers were ashore. The Roxena remained nearby and assistance arrived from the Benjamin B. Odell.
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Poughkeepsie
Hudson River
Rensselear
Roxena
Rensselaer
New York
Albany
Highlands
Sweden
Benjamin B. Odell
Odell
Auto Found Near Scene Best Clue In Gettysburg Murder
An abandoned Chevrolet roadster found on West Howard Street near the scene is the key clue in the Gettysburg murder of Sollenberger. Authorities traced the license to Elvin B Fa and a companion Dave Bingan alias Brambai, both of Gettysburg, who could not be located. Magistrate Richard Sweeney said there would be no inquest, and Sollenberger’s body was taken to Kraiss mortuary for burial as police continued their search for the two youths and the stolen car may have been involved.
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Howard Street
Gettysburg
Chevrolet
Pennsylvania
Elvin B
West Middle
Richard Sweeney
Thss
Robert Rhodes
West Howard Street
J. L. Eckatine
Virginia Avenue
Sollenberger
Kraiss
Roosevelt Returns Confident On NRA Credit Plans
President Roosevelt, returning to New York, expresses confidence in the national recovery program. He plans to outline credit-expansion measures via regular channels to mobilize idle cash and unfreeze bank credit. He stays with family at East Sixty-Fifth Street. son James departs for Europe on a vacation trip.
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New York
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania Station
East Sixty-fifth Street
Jesse I. Straus
France
United States
Metropolia
James
Europa
London
Paris
Russia
Hyde Park
Highson River
Oletanes
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Indiana
Chas. Davis
Pennsy
Sally Eilers
Hoot Gibson
Harry Joe Brown
Hollywood
Ariz
Brown
Associated Press
U.S
Amos
Gettyburg
Ties Aid Search
N.R.A
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