Eight Going On Trial For Union Depot Slayings
Eight defendants in the Union Station killings case plead not guilty as trials in federal court begin. Names include Richard T. Galatas Louis Stacci and Mrs Frances Nash among others with one defendant dismissed as a government witness. Caterpillars move slowly notes a Missouri farmer writer and describes their legs and looping travel mechanism.
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Union Depot
Kansas City
Union Station
Merrill EB. Otis
Richard T. Galatas
Elizabeth Galatas
New Orleans
Hot Springs
Ark
Louis
Doc) Stacci
Chicago
Herbert Farmer
Esther Farmer
Joplin
Frank B. Mulloy
Frances Nash
Frank Nash
Worth Federal Penitentiary
Vivian Mathis
Verne Miller
Louise Conners
Fox hunt at Rectortown draws large crowd of sportsmen
A broad gathering of sportsmen met at Rectortown for a fox hunt led by Dr. Randolph. Hounds failed to scent early on, but a fox was sighted on a hill and chased for about half an hour before hunting ended near Atoka on the Langley estate. Notables from Upperville, Middleburg, and New York attended, including Colonel Wyndham Torr and Miss Bettina Belmont.
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U.e
Dr. Randolph
Jay Phipps
Randolph
Tally Ho
William Langley
Atoka
Upperville
Middleburg
Wyndham Torr
Washington
Arthur White
Bettina Belmont
Fermata School
Aiken
South Carolina
Henry Frost
Stephen Clark
Ambrose Clark
Long Island
Charles Sabin
Paul Lewellyn
Robert Young
Taylor Hardin
Turner Wiltshire
First Time in 50 Years Democratic Speaker Chosen
Pennsylvania lawmakers elect Wilson G. Sarig of Temple as Democratic speaker in a caucus assuring his ascent. The choice marks the first Democratic speaker in fifty years, reflecting a shift in the House leadership.
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Pennsylvania
Wilson G. Sarig
Temple
German war hero Von Mackensen eyed for Reichswehr post
Reports from Germany say Field Marshal August von Mackensen, famed Deaths Head Hussars commander, could head a Reichswehr reform under Adolf Hitler. He would become minister of defense replacing General Werner von Blomberg, the current chief.
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Germany
August von Mackensen
Hussars
Reichswehr
Adolf Hitler
von Mackensen
General von Blomberg
England fixes prices in 1293 ordinance on common goods
An ordinance from 1293 England limited costs for everyday items. It caps a hen and beer at 16 cents, a loaf at half a cent, a dressed lamb at 16 cents, and a care or fairly priced commodity at $2.50.
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England
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