Call Now! 1-888-845-2887 Hablamos Español

Show More

Other Editions of Syracuse Herald

Syracuse Herald Sunday, January 01, 1882,
New York

Syracuse Herald Sunday, January 01, 1882,
New York

Syracuse Herald Sunday, January 15, 1882,
New York

Syracuse Herald Sunday, January 15, 1882,
New York

Syracuse Herald Sunday, June 12, 1881,
New York

Syracuse Herald Sunday, June 12, 1881,
New York

Syracuse Herald Sunday, June 19, 1881,
New York

Syracuse Herald Sunday, June 19, 1881,
New York

Syracuse Herald Sunday, June 26, 1881,
New York

Other Editions from Friday, January 11, 1935

Bismarck Tribune Friday, January 11, 1935 ,
North Dakota

Coshocton Tribune Friday, January 11, 1935 ,
Ohio

Indiana Evening Gazette Friday, January 11, 1935 ,
Pennsylvania

Joplin Globe Friday, January 11, 1935 ,
Missouri

Middlesboro Daily News Friday, January 11, 1935 ,
Kentucky

Nevada State Journal Friday, January 11, 1935 ,
Nevada

Newark Advocate Friday, January 11, 1935 ,
Ohio

Oshkosh Daily Northwestern Friday, January 11, 1935 ,
Wisconsin

Reno Evening Gazette Friday, January 11, 1935 ,
Nevada

Embed Publication

Embed this publication to your website

NewspaperArchive
1935-01-11 for page-1
Syracuse Herald
Syracuse Herald

My Recent Searches

No results found

See all my searches

Newspaper Content on page 1 of:

Syracuse Herald

   Syracuse Herald (Newspaper) - January 11, 1935, Syracuse, New York                                The Herald is the only Syracuse newspaper with WIREPHOTOS and both great news services ASSOCIATED PRESS and UNITED PRESS INDEPENDENT Owned and Made in Syracuse ol SYRACUSE HERALD CITY EDITION VOL 57 NO N V 11 THRKE HAUPTMANN WROTE ALL RANSOM NOTES i v if vj 111 i Saar Tense As Thousands Arrive From All Over Globe Police Vigil Keeps Nazis From Staging Americans at Scene Imported Voters to Take Part in day Plebiscite f Saar Basil Territory Jan i 1 AP Copy of mounted policemen's horses the silent stares of drivers and streets bereft of the shout Hit greeted thousands o arrived hoin from Germany today ready t Tote in the Saar plebiscite Sun day it was like a dash of cold to many who had expected Na come similar to those given home America hut others In the It Ically Although the German Front Nazi leaders already a warned th Nazis to gUe up welcoming demonstrations rather than to rli retaliatory measures by the Plebiscite Commission a large force of surrounded the Saarbruecken railroad station and guarded adjacent streets Approximately 8.000 arrived In the Saar Basin territory today but half of them are staying in The others are going directly to the communities In which they will cast their ballots Tomorrow another to por into territory voters coming from Germany Prance Asia and Africa North and South Saarlanders qualified to participate in the election because IKed in the territory on June 28 1920 thi the Treaty of Versailles became effective Some 55.000 were expected from abroad the polls close on Sunday night Representing 10 per cent ol the total vote they may hold fe fate of the plebiscite U sending a contingent of among them a dozen foreig Legionnaires from African than 600 have checked in from the United States with on their way the 800 neutrals who rule the election precincts were ready to assume their delicate teak The Plebiscite Commission has clothed them with absolute ity to disenfranchise any voter who his Intentions and to arrest who may reveal how they cast ballots The German cancelled plans to welcome the Incoming voters after Communists spoiled a reception yesterday by putting on a counter demonstration of their own ol plebiscite's result Whether It favors with many joining Prance or continued League ot Nations will be broadcast to the world at about 9 Tuesday plebiscite announced today The cast originally was scheduled for Monday night but now it is bettered that the counting will take longer than was at first The 300 Journalists stationed here to report the voting denied communication beyond the tory's borders until after A E president of the Plebiscite sion has announced the returns by wireless Not even local telephone calls will be permitted officials said on Z Column Features Index P Amusements Fred Coin tan Column Comic EDITORIALS Darid Today in Glenn Frank's Editorial Howard AH Things Con- Dr Health Talk National Wee Joe Mary ord's Divorce Stirs New Romance Report Hughes Hears Age Pension Gold Law Plea Job Insurance By Cummings Plan Drafted Skeptical Questions Message on 14 Kidnaping Letters Identified by Osborn As Work of Accused Justices Him Into Supreme Court MacLean Under Fire Fear of Adverse Decision Now Spreads Among U S Officials 5 Wasnington I right c lalue ios the MARY screen star shown as Judge Ben B court in Los Angeles on Thursday When she granted from Douglas Fairbanks The hearing one of the briefest on record She said Yes six times to as many questions in three minutes Miss wore a gray cloth dress a Jong gray coat black pumps and a small gray hat vrith a red feather perching from the crown Cuban Strike Spreads Fear Soviet Plot foung Cuba Party Is Charged National Revolt Havana Jan 11 UP Copyright central eco- thai undermined ardo Iron was feared today against the gOTCzn- ment of President Carlos Nurses and dentists Toted to join which already included physicians hospital internes students and department Activities open as wen as under- ground of political groups ranging from to reactionaries anxiety lest workers generally be called out and an effort made to tut the government tht third which has tried to restore ths to over- throw la August Zh the of air activities government Is anger be- failed to keep a bold constitutional ions before last Dec SI or else re- gn have teen conducting an terroristic with The Army secret Actress Is Rumored as Planning to Marry May Rewed Tudge Ben B Lindsey Awards Decree After Los Jan 11 and Mary Pickford were t world apart today marriage of dissolved The swashbuckling screm hero hose desire to travel was one of the easons his give la ing the divorce which she obtained ere was in St He wu when led salt December ago Isa there on both was Lady Ashley of sUge recently her declined lo say whether icy woald J where Buddy Rogers ormer irader Is making a otion came reports of romance him and They had appeared In Hollywood In the picture My Best the film colon lew them is friends did contest nH wife's suit called fof Wolf Packs Raid Towns In Blizzard Bitter Cold Holds Ru- mania in Grip Black Sea Partly Frozen Bucharest Jan 11 Fierce blizzards and bitter coM held almost an Rumania In grip day The IDT tempera tures prevailing for the last few days nare driven pacts oT from the mountains and forests Into rural towns village near was at- tacked by 40 of the ravenous and peasants unable to drive away compelled to lock selves In their houses -A gin WAS reported to have beta lorn to pieces before she could reach the shelter of ier home Many catue also nave been killed One was attacked by while on his way home on a sledge drawn by two horses He tree where be wu found frozen to death the next day All hat tfic hoces K hU hones hxd een devoured Two soldiers on frontier patrol lons perished fom l The Blade tht maa cC mrt sight and Jsr Supreme gold cases dav meat to bondholder that existed dollar The apu con- cerned Ing of Its position eral Homer to court and made a minute to bolster on clauses in Government had been con- lent the ol Tuesday that the court act on Bu in the sombre Supreme Court In tee so that rushed irto the breach lo maie the 1 protect child ation 1 la quarters It appeared Chief justice Charles Zrans Hugnes resumed questioning of Assistant So- Angus 1J MacLean Hughes yesterday hcd him Security Due in Con- gress Next Week Lindbergh Ransom Money Recovered in Covers Health Surety Experts Set a Month Pension for All Needy More Than j Hauptmann Garage Is Blocked as Evidence i by Unaccounted For S AGENT SAYS RANSOM MONEY FLOW OX ARREST earner o- The plan was lr the of tbe to the cabinet to the White Jio President phn into a The securttv as out by subcommittee and are to In ma's points 3 OM a-e of 510 a J t x labor 1 i tent nf 3 pci cent 3 v health Insurance plan she Jiff attention to those 01 4 of work ti Wilson Government Official Tells of eral Currency Trap That Brought ment of Bronx Carpenter J M Kit hard Mas by a as nn re- b1 A of his The by P Osborn who an r lie ilie in a pud manner i of been called the -s one of links in the chain dence to to the l foi the of tie babi The on of j t man ua a a Irom the denied the right to abrogate Iti to the 450 a monta for old age be cat lo a month hv ths starts actual on the The fund to care for Is io from the Vila the and sharing holders of Liberty Bonds In the coet MacLean sought to answer taa to St U Intended that day bj citing said j persons have no there was a be- upon whom to depend or contracts and families are unemployed end entered Into by the government Till in the pension Argument on the gold cases before! Tiie proposed the Supreme Court was concluded at for later out a P M today contribution by Until this officials and workers by the latter generally accepted as a reaching aje gone that the court womd uphold the steps taken to A similar method or a uniform system of The court's decision IP holding the oil control provisions of the National Industrial Recovery Act he A invalid has had s in favor of entire on those tO the geld argument The re- The the State has charged and on ihs Tav sta ed Mv opinion Is that the notes me papers He examined I Reilly Hopes To Discount Jaf sie Story Defense Counsel Sees Confusion in Record of Hours on Stand killed as with It s o In- or f hv one and said of each t xas or tne note Taa la tts b He 1 The notes ail i s i rr Schwarzkopf of po rs d coercion those in official positions Is expected to Inspire a spirit of meat the situation would should the sold clause tion by Congress be held Illegal i is that by the time the conn acts the government will have pre- pared alternative legislation Although Attorney General Homer 3 pictured a chaotic con- dition as certain to follow an ad- decision others believe the on t bome by are zUo the In this way iaey argued labor would bear a lair saare of cost A minority in which liberals from both labor and try was held out for a on Pase 10 column Constitutionality Of State NR A Act Argued in Court Democrats Evolve New Strategy to IT today by the Appellate Block Bonus Jan 11 of be Act c X R A in York Stale Washington Jan II UP 1 court hwd ej belle fe enactment of the The plan out at a of secret conferences assumes the will pass both ths Senate and ths House and will b- vetoed by President Roosevelt leaders believe they can pre- vent a veto through a compromise whereby would receive about half the money posed In the Pitman The plan la to bargain with this compromise holding it until the President had vetoed the original hill and then counting upon it to swing enough votes to sustain the veto Indict Lewandowski In Death of Bath Widow in December Bath U resident at the 13 S Veterans KM under Indictment today For first degree murder In the slaying ot Mrs George H Parker last The Indictment relumed by County Jury Following a plea of not guilt before Supreme Court Justice Lore vai re- turned to jail to trial No date has been fixed Court House Model Is Set Up in Hotel Remington If Jan 11 1C there isnt of the old terdon court bouse to be seen from the the has set op a big model of the building In Its lobby It has placed on a table may and The ml court honse had bath At tta f and im on tee u by me The j code aul block fi is app of Supreme An- J who It from minimum against a coal Samuel H Pearls representing roal contended had authority to business rourl Justice Harold ffl tor the authority said prices lied the beit of A oi men elected to silp on the code t- members ot the City Fog Lifts After Siege 85 Vessels Move in Xew York Jan II that shrouded NeT Tock for nearly five was gone today by breeze A fleet of 85 or more liners and in the gray blanket the harbor to moTe Into slips late yesterday Airplanes which were grounded at Metropolitan and were able to fly on again msn the cost as high as In Idle ships extra tolls business and the like Infection Finally Kills Russian 123 Moscow Jan 11 Ivan 123 died today In the Moscow clinic of of an infectious disease ags was authenticated by documents was a coachman for 53 thr became farmer He John Tale Attacked You Have Rotten Parting Shot I aom Dr John r I Condon paid to John mat on no b In a arrested HOT Attorney T N J Jan 11 J HeTy o Bruno Richard marn todar an of Alfred S Let's a at the record said in of the of Dr John F Condon of the from ment thai John Tho The chief defense said lo Dr Con- don's as tLe ot the i mast nation of a man His parting ai Dr Condon after two of You have a Doctor met among on 16 Column 6 Factory And Payrolls Climb In New York State Jan 11 era- and continued to during the ending 15 P said today in factories to reports hy the De- of Labor shoa ed an In- crease of one half of 1 per cent as compared the 5 period n 1953 said totaled an cl 4.1 per cent Big Sale on Metis and roul 2 Lrose 4 W lean Alcaics Big lean hams U j cc whole Small Iran hams H or Premium hams or whole small hams or whole hams rolled lb li or Ih Spring larnb legs any Lean beef plate prime quality lean bee beef shoulder roast lb Medium beer rib roast boned Medium beef round steak Veal Soup bones Hamburger Pork Pork dnb coneys Lean pork fall size Prime shoulder roast lb iSc beef round steat Frime steak MM bMC Mte do you your I examined fce notes w de- li dons oy the cams c- I in Ma 1932 I Basted to -es if Tere caca other and I in HU the ana he explained to the that he was hard of reams M-s c prisoner and mother air own small notes Hey eyes scanned reporters as they 51 a glance at her These Court for luncheon at 12 30 PJ M Wilson Identified the 514 SOO found 1 In in tha i as part of the and he related the lull story of Hauptmann's and the subsequent For the time in ths trial tras his pronounced by a witness Bruno Richard The pronouncement answer to the question of Who the nan you are talking about The on appearance of any ransom bills siaca incarceration But you would not want to say oath in this court as you sit there now that not a single ransom hiH has appeared slece arras Hauptmann would None that I Will you that rot a has appeared anywhere in world since the arrest of I icoy haa happened throughout the world OI course you C Lloyd Fisher of defense staff Hauptmann his wrists firmly held by his guards was led iato court 10 minutes before TrenthaM tool taa bench Tne Bronx carpenter the battery of news cameras the jury in lii was grave but ht Concluded on Pace 6 Column 1 THE WEATHER Cloudy and colder and Saturday possibly with snow tarries Lowest tonight from 10 to   

Browse our 120 Million papers!

Browse by Surname

Newspaper articles about more than 99 million People!

Browse Alphabetically

Choose the Membership Plan that is right for you!

Unlimited 6 Month

$99.95 (-45% Savings!)

Unlimited page views for 6 months Learn More

Unlimited Monthly

$29.95

Unlimited page views for 1 month Learn More

Introductory

$19.95

100 page views for 2 months Learn More

Subscribe or Cancel Anytime by calling 888-845-2887

24 hours a day Monday-Saturday

Take advantage of our Introductory Membership offer and become a member for 2 months only for $19.95!

Your full introductory membership payment will be credited toward the cost of full membership any time you choose to upgrade!

Your Membership Includes:
  • 100 page views for 2 months
  • Access to Over 130 million Newspaper Pages
  • Ability to View, Save, and Print
  • Articles featuring over 100 million people
  • Weekly Search Alerts - We search for you!
  • & Many More Features!
Subscribe for a Monthly Membership only for $29.95
Your Membership Includes:
  • Unlimited Page Views
  • Access to Over 130 million Newspaper Pages
  • Ability to View, Save, and Print
  • Articles featuring over 100 million people
  • Full Access To All Content including 10 Foreign Countries
  • Weekly Search Alerts - We search for you!
  • & Many More Features!
Subscribe for a 6 Month Membership only for $99.95
Best Value! Save -45%
Your Membership Includes:
  • Unlimited Page Views
  • Access to Over 130 million Newspaper Pages
  • Ability to View, Save, and Print
  • Articles featuring over 100 million people
  • Full Access To All Content including 10 Foreign Countries
  • Weekly Search Alerts - We search for you!
  • & Many More Features!