Roy Gardner Eats Three Meals Daily in Atlanta Prison
Roy Gardner the known mail bandit and train robber, after a thirty day hunger strike at Leavenworth, is now eating three meals a day in the Atlanta federal prison. He was transferred here by order of the Attorney General to end the fast, and prison officials report he is regaining weight. Gardner, about 50, has a long criminal history with multiple sentences and escapes.
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John Robison’s Circus to Perform in Valdosta Wednesday
John Robison’s Circus announces brief Valdosta engagement with two shows on Wednesday November 4. The act features Peter Pan in Animal Land, polar bears led by Theo Schroeder, Kittie the wrestling tiger, and international acts including Morales Family from Mexico and Sing Sing Chinese. Fifty clowns will entertain in the sawdust arena.
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Snook's No-Escape Record at Federal Institution
War den Snook presides over the prison noting his record of no escapes since taking charge. Federal authorities here tightened precautions to prevent a repeat of his solitary methods and ensure security at the facility.
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Tampa Telegraphers Strike Paralyses Coast Line Freight
Tampa officials report a telegraphers strike on the Atlantic Coast Line and a Seaboard derailment near Six Mile Creek cause major delays. Embargoes block Jacksonville shipments, and locomotives struggle to move trains as track repair crews work to restore service.
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Connecticut Man Kills Two Sons and Tries Suicide
Norwich police found Eugene J. Berry 88 in a chair with a throat wound after a neighbor alerted them. In an adjoining room officers discovered his sons Eugene 5 and Joseph 4 dead on a bed. Berry admitted using chloroform on the toys and said his wife left him Sunday after a quarrel. He is expected to recover.
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