Man Comes Home After Buried Body Mystery
In New Orleans Frank Muller Sr. reappeared after family mourned his death believing a buried body was his. The coroner announced the recovered remains were a woman, not Muller, and police had no record of any missing woman. The case leaves the identity unresolved.
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New Orleans
Frank Muller
Coro Mer
Mississippi River
Frank Muller, Sr
Frank Miller
Muller
The
Mys
John Fisher
E. J. de Bergeau
Napping Caddys Head Used as Golf Tee in Pensacola
A Pensacola Country Club caddie, Johnnie Gates, a ten year old boy, suffered a fractured skull after an opponent used his head as a golf tee. The incident left staff noting dull play on the course as the boy was assisting players when attacked.
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Pensacola
Fila
Johnnie Gates
Pensacola Country Club
Johnnie
Man Found Sleeping Nude in Salt Lake Pool
Police discovered K. N. Jensen, sixty, naked and asleep in a four foot deep natural warm sulphur pool just north of Salt Lake City. A wooden pillow kept his head afloat as he explained he had spent months sleeping in the pool to escape the cold weather.
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Salt Lake City
K. N. Jensen
Jensen
Refuses to Aid Wife After Seven Years in Jail
Elizabeth New Jersey inmates recount a domestic case as Vitelo Baginolo, 79, returns to his wife aged 84 but refuses to provide support after spending 2,149 days in Union County Jail on charges of failure to support. Authorities pressure him to leave the facility. He declares I will not support her as he exits.
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Elizabeth
N. J
Vitelo Baginolo
Union County
Baginolo
Beards Grow in Bible Following Twin Navy Veterans
Edwin and Edgar Gude, twenty six, twins and former Navy radio operators, have let hair and beards grow and adopted Old Testament rules. They pursue vegetarian diets and simple clothing to live as they believe the Bible prescribes, aiming for physical mental and spiritual betterment while affirming their Christian faith and reverence for nature.
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Washington
Edwin
Edgar Gude
Adolph Gude
Gude
Jesus Christ
Indians Reap rich harvest from fishing
Northwest tribes gain annual fishing harvest large enough to support themselves. Various tribes in the region depend on fishing income to sustain families and communities, highlighting the elevated role of fishery resources in their economies.
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Washington
Northwest
Indian fishing incomes rise on Washington reservations
Tabulations from the Interior department show the largest individual fishing income in India at 4242 dollars per year on the Quingfelt reservation in Washington. Other Indian incomes range from 1000 to 8500 dollars, with Neah Bay Indians earning from seal and salmon fishing, including about 12000 dollars from seal fur sales and over 10000 dollars from salmon. The Quinafelt river reservation yields about 58000 dollars annually.
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Interior Department
India
Quingfelt
Washington
Neah Bay
Quinafelt River
Quinafelt Indian Reservation
Newark Man Charged In Manhattan Barber Shop Larceny
John Kazos of Newark visited Antonio Martinez in Manhattan for a shave and haircut. He refused to pay two eighty five, claiming a Newark rate of 75 cents. Police were involved as Kazos complained to Magistrate Oberwager, who ordered Martinez held for petty larceny.
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New York
John Kasos
Newark
N. J
Antonio Martinez
Manhattan
John Kazos
Kazos
Sealey
West Thirtieth Street
Oberwager
Martinez
Lightning Hole Found In Ephrata Washington
A fulgurite or lightning hole was discovered in a Douglas County dry coulee by B. Trump. The glass lined shell shaped mass of sand and earth formed by a lightning bolt measures nearly two feet long. Tremendous summer storms passed over the dry river bed with little rainfall.
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Ephrata
Wash
Youth Flying Kite Killed by Wire in Tampa
Benjamin Guy Little eleven, sought to build the best kite and attached a copper wire. As his kite rose toward the clouds a gust carried it into power lines, the wire on the kite cutting into the boy. The tragedy occurred as playmates watched in Tampa Florida.
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Tampa
Fla
Benjamin Guy Little
Benny
Tragic Fire Accident Injures Benny Fleeing Crowd
A sudden electric wire caused a flash that set Benny ablaze as onlookers fled. His clothing burned and glass shattered around him. He suffered severe burns and was rushed to hospital, where doctors could not save him.
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Benny
Starvation death as father seeks work for burial aid
New York blacksmith Cellegino seeks public burial aid for newborn George who died after premature birth. Telio twin ill, Giuseppe nine months old at home with no food. Wife bedridden from hunger as Cellegino pleads for work to bury George and feed the surviving children.
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New York
Firmo Cellegrino
Fifth Street
George
Cellegrino
Bellevue
Telio
Giuseppe
Georgiana Cellegrino
Little George
Tello
Manila Circus Tiger Slayer Ends Tragic Scene
A tiger at a Manila carnival killed a young woman performer after crashing through a barred barrier. A Filipino detective in the audience shot the beast as it leapt toward the crowd, halting further harm and ending the danger.
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Manila
Antonio Pollaiuolo First Artist With Practical Anatomy
Anatomy from dissection credited to Antonio Pollaiuolo, famed Italian painter and sculptor born in Florence in 1429 and died in Rome in 1498, noted as the first artist with practical anatomy knowledge from dissection.
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Antonio Pollaiulolo
Florence
Rome
Apples Aid Digestion And Vitality In Historic Note
A historic note touts high value apples as useful for nervous dyspepsia and stomach acidity. They are described as highly nutritious and medicinal, aiding digestion, enriching vitality, and claimed to clear the voice and improve the complexion.
The Patter of the Shingle Poem by Burdette
A humorous verse recounts a boy facing his mother's switch as she administers a spanking. The speaker imagines the shingle’s patter echoing through his breeches, stirring anxiety and mischief. Father returns, urges gentleness, and the poem ends with paradoxical mercy and laughter.
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