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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1930

Page

5

Countess Aunt and Devon Girl Face with Gardener’s Cottage

Tony and Mary Lou visit Miss Titherington, a wary aunt with vast wealth, at a cottage to win approval. Mary Lou impresses by sharing gardening know how, while Mary Lou’s country upbringing contrasts with Miss Titherington’s blunt manners and polished Tudor cottage setting.

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Suspected Killer Arrested In Jersey City Area

Police say a man matching the Queens maniac Slayer description was arrested on a Hudson county boulevard near The Loop in North Bergen. He identified himself as William Ernest Cordray, 31, with a father listed as a railroad conductor living in Columbia, South Carolina.

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Queens slayer tied to prisoner by similar features

Police said the suspect, a prisoner 5 feet 8 inches tall and 140 pounds, resembles the Queens killer in facial features. Authorities noted the killer used a signature combination of markings and wrote letters to a newspaper.

Queens New York

President Hoover weighs veto on veterans relief bill

Washington June 22 President Hoover warned the veterans relief bill to be voted in the Senate tomorrow would raise taxes and be unfair to World War veterans. A Reed substitute proposal received administration approval and was to be offered in the Senate. House leaders scheduled a Republican caucus for Tuesday night amid veto talk.

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Four Sought By Chicago For Single Murder

Chicago police and allied agencies intensify pursuit in the Lingle murder case as investigators broaden searches and share leads. Officials say four suspects are being sought in connection with the single fatal shooting.

Chicago Lingle

Columbia Captain Murphy Aims For Intercollegiate Rowing Title

Captain J Murphy of Columbia University varsity crew, a favorite to win the Intercollegiate rowing title at Poughkeepsie, is highlighted by Associated Press photo coverage.

Columbia University Poughkeepsie

Four fugitives hunted in Tribune reporter slaying probe

Police pursue four suspects James Forsythe Prev Foster Simon J Gorman Ape Noon in connection with a Tribune reporter murder. Witnesses identify Forsythe as shooter at Goat Avenue and a discarded revolver links Foster. Moran Alello gang ties explored as officers rush to nab gunmen and gather actionable tips.

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Opposing Views on Hawley Smoot Tariff Debate

Democratic Senator and Republican Representative offered opposing forecasts on the Hawley Smoot tariff. The senator warned of retaliation while the representative saw progress in the bill. Both spoke from Washington on June 22.

Washington

Congress to Probe Stock Dumping and Gambling Allegations

In Oklahoma the Democratic National Committee protests foreign nations over schedules and opposition to tariff law. Representative Will Wood of Indiana, chairing the Congressional Campaign, argues for investigation into dumping and short selling of stocks and accuses street gamblers of backing the administration.

Oklahoma Democratic National Committee Will Wood Indiana

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