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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1934

Page

10

Escape by gangsters Tightens Net Around Virginia City

Richmond and surrounding areas launch the largest manhunt in state history as Walter Legenza and Robert Mais escape from jail by gunfire. More than 1,000 officers search cities, hotels, and suspect haunts to recapture the condemned killers with a reward offered and a grand jury probe considered.

Robert Mais Walter Robing Varios Alfred Fluhart Ruark Nelson Robert Allen Wilmur Burnell Mais Allen Lil Trammall Homer Adkins Willard Cape Charles Ocean City W. V. Hunter Richmond Walter Legenza Hher Virginia Maryland North Carolina District of Columbia Department of Justice Post Office Department Legendt J. Fulmer Bright John L. Ingram Commonwealth T. Gray Haddon Hs Gray Haddon Legenza Mass Losenza Ingram Roth E. M. Huband William A J. N. Hillman W. A. Moore John Selph Marie McKeever

Roosevelt Calls For Armistice In Industrial Peace Drive

President Roosevelt urged a truce in labor capital clashes in a radio address and pressed for a hopeful period of industrial peace within a month. He backed fair trials for peaceful methods, praised NRA progress, and warned against permanent unemployment and overreach of government.

Washington White Supreme Court Woodrow Wilson Elihu Root Theodore Roosevelt Root Hugh 8. Johnson United States

Fishes Cause Death in Indian Siamese Net Cleaning Practice

A practice among natives of India and Siam involves placing live fish heads in the mouth to hold them while cleaning nets. This habit has caused deaths in about 36 recorded cases where fish proved fatal to men.

India Siam

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