Kented homicide suicide shocks Cumberland hotel circle
Dominick Trozzo former proprietor of the Maryland and Lincoln Hotel shot and killed his sister in law Mrs Minnie Palumbo then killed himself. Witness Mrs Frank Molinari said the pair rode in Trozzo's car from the Molinari home. Trozzo died soon after at Alleghany Hospital. Palumbo leaves two children and Trozzo leaves a widow and five children.
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Associated Press
Cumberland
Mad
Dominick Trozzo
Maryland and Lincoln
Minnie S. Plumbo
Alleghany Hospital
Frank ‘Molinari
Palumbo
Trozzo
Molinari
Mayor's Roots in Classics Highlighted Amid Remarks
A former classics teacher, Mayor McKee faces questions over facetious comments that critics say could be Greek to New York City officials who view the exchange with Jimmie Walker as misunderstood.
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McKee
New York
Jimmie Walker
Jean Harlow Holds Conference On Paul Bern Death
Jean Harlow and Henry Bern met in conference in Los Angeles regarding the apparent suicide of Paul Bern. Henry Bern, brother of Henry Bern, studied medical and police records and personal effects before departing. Hotel Algonquin officials in New York reported a woman registered as Mrs Paul Bern had lived there for a decade and received checks from the west coast signed Paul Bern.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Jean Harlow
Henry Bern
New Rochelle
N. Y
Paul Bern
Henry
Bern
Miss Harlow
New York
Hotel Algonquin
Chicago Grain Closing Prices
Chicago grain markets closed with mixed futures. Wheat figures show September old at 527 and new at 5242 while December stands at 56 and May at 62. Corn September 3044 and December 32 with May 3754. Oats September 1642 December 18 and May 21. Rye September 3234 December 35 and May 40.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Kiwanis Club in Winchester Observes Tenth Birthday
Winchester Kiwanis Club marks ten years with 63 members and a luncheon. Andrew Bell reads a letter from Kiwanis International Secretary Fred C. Parker praising the club and wishing continued growth and achievement.
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Winchester
Kiwanis Club Row
Andrew Bell
Kiwanis International
Fred C. W. Parker
Jefferson Davis Kin Dies in New York at 67
William Francis Howell, 67, nephew of Jefferson Davis, former Confederate president, died at his New York home of heart disease. Born in Augusta, Georgia, he spent his career as a cotton merchant in New Orleans before retiring twenty years ago due to ill health. He belonged to a long prominent southern family.
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Associated Press
New York
William Francis Howell
Jefferson Davis
Mr. Howell
Augusta
New Orleans
South
Trusteed Sale of Valuable Farm With Improvements
Trustee will sell at public auction the 126 acre farm in Frederick County Virginia near Stephens City on the Lee Highway. Includes 50 acres of apple orchard, a large dwelling, two story tenant house, barn and outbuildings. Sale at Frederick County Courthouse steps on September 29, 1932 at 12:00 noon. Cash due day of sale. National Valley Bank of Staunton, Trustee.
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Samuel D. O’neal
Edith J. O’neal
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Court House
Winchester
Virginia
Opequon
Stephens City
Lee Highway
National Valley Bank OF Staunton
William Pratt
Yankee Official Not Concerned About Bambino
New York September 8 Ed Barrow Yankees business manager says Babe Ruth is capable of handling himself and no hospital treatment is indicated. Ruth asked Joe McCarthy for permission to visit his physician Dr Edward King to discuss possible appendicitis concerns. New York population shows Labor Day travel shortfall with about 3,000,000 residents taking trips.
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New York
Ed Barrow
New York Yankees
Babe Ruth
Detroit
Ruth
Joe McCarthy
Yankees
Edward King
Spirit of 16 endurance plane lands after 96 hours aloft
The endurance aircraft Spirit of 16 forced to land near Fontana California just before 2 am after a broken oil line ended a 96 hour flight. Pilots John Sheasey and Fred Murillo guided the plane to safety following a takeoff from Los Angeles last Sunday afternoon aiming to surpass Forrest O Brine and Dale Jackson’s 647 hour refueling record.
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Fontana
Calif
Beause
John Sheasey
Fred Murillo
Los Angeles
Forrest O’brine
Dale Jackson
James Jaunty Walker Faces sentiment in Tammany Machine
A note remarks that James Jaunty Walker may discover Tammany political machine carries similar blend of feeling and practicality as other organizations.
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James Jaunty Walker
Tammany
Munroyal freighter drifted near storm asks no help
The Munson freighter Munroyal reported to coast guard that it is not in immediate danger in the tropical storm area off Florida and does not require cutters assistance. A tug from Key West is en route as weather moderates after the ship lost its propeller 350 miles offshore and drifted near the disturbance.
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Associated Press
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Munson
Munroyal
Coast Guard
Florida
Key West
Cotton Estimate Triggers Stock Market Slump
New York stock market faces a sharp jolt as government cotton crop estimates exceed expectations. Traders push through profit taking while leaders drop more than two points before recovering in the early afternoon. Sterling cables open at 3.4933 and call money holds at 2 percent.
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New York
Sterling Cables
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