Prohibition Era Gangster Owney Madden Dies in Hot Springs
Owen Vincent Madden known as Owney Madden, 73, a prohibition era gangster who terrorized New York and New Jersey, died in Hot Springs Arkansas from emphysema. He retired to the city in 1935 after a violent career including multiple killings and bootlegging operations with figures such as Jack Diamond and Dutch Schultz. He is survived by his widow and a daughter.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Owen Vincent
Owney) Madden
New York
New Jersey
Madden
Arkansas
Little Patsy Doyle
Gopher
New York City
Hell’s Kitchen
Jack
Legs) Diamond
Vincent
Mad Dog
Mad Dog) Coll, Big French de Mange, Dutch Schultz
Bo Wineberg
Chink Sherman
Larry Faye
Frank Yale
Vannie Higgins
Sing Sing
10Th Avenue
24Th Street
Doyle
Goepher
John Ermey
Leeds
England
Agnes Demby
Reno
Nev
Inspection Needed to Rent Rooms for Apple Blossom Visitors
Frederick-Winchester Health Department urges Winchester residents planning to rent rooms for Apple Blossom Festival visitors to obtain a free permit after a week of festival. Call 662.0319 with name and address to arrange a sanitarian visit. Once inspected and approved, owners may register with the Festival Housing Coordinator. Raccoons may eat dry if food is not dunked.
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Winchester
Frederick - Winchester
Heishman Guilty On DUI Charge In Frederick Court
Thomas James Heishman was found guilty of driving under the influence by a Frederick County Circuit Court jury. Judge Elliott D. Marshall imposed a $200 fine and costs, 30 days in jail, suspended probation for one year, and one year license suspension. Paul Richard Luttrell was found innocent on DUI. The case against George Buxton Masters for illegal school bus passing was not pressed. Attorneys were appointed for five charged in a Frederick County break-in spike.
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Thomas James Heishman
Fred&Kerick County
Elliott D. Marshall
Virginia
Paul Richard Luttrell
George Buxton Masters
Attore
Pers
Frederick County
Harry K. Benham
Lee H. Davis
Ames A. Davis
Minnievis
James Berry
Virginia Elliott Wright
James T. Tate
William Paul Elliott
Hobson to Address Virginia Welfare Group Meeting
The Virginia Council on Social Welfare convenes in Richmond for a four day session opening Tuesday at the Hotel John Marshall with keynote speaker C. Hobson. Senators Fitzgerald Bemiss and Fred W. Bateman and Delegates C. Harrison Mann and W. Roy Smith will discuss legislative actions on welfare. About 1000 attendees expected for the 63rd annual meeting.
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Richmond
Virginia Council On Social Welfare
Virginia
Fitzgerald Bemiss
Fred W. Bateman
Newport
C. Harrison Mann
Arlington
W. Roy Smith
Petersburg
John Marshall
Ee C. Hobson
National Council of
Hobson
Maryland Department of Public Welfare
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