Eva Coo Nears Execution for Cruel Murder in Cooperstown
In Otsego County Eva Coo and Martha Clift plotted to kill Harry Wright for nearly 10000 in life insurance. Wright was beaten with a mallet and suffocated then dumped by a road near Cooperstown. Clift testified, got 20 years to life for manslaughter, Coo faces execution in the electric chair.
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Coo
Cooperstown
Eva
Martha
Harry
Eva Coe
Little Eva
Ruth Snyder
Harry Wright
Haliburton
Canada
United States
New York State
Martha Clift
Gyp
Sing Sing
Eva Coo
Plane Crash Kills 14 in Medellin and Gardel Among Victims
In Medellin Colombia a two plane collision near the airport killed 14 people including famed South American film star Carlos Gardel. Six seriously injured survivors were rushed for treatment as investigators sought the cause of the crash involving Ernesto Samper's tri motor plane. Gardel’s death sent the city into mourning and performances were suspended in his honor.
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Associated Press
Medellin
Colombia
Americas
Carlos Gardel
Ernesto Samper
Lindberg
William Foster
Henry Swartz
Philadelphia
Jose Aguilar
Jose
Moreno
Celedonio Palacios
Hans Ulrich Thom
Scadia
Fuerst
Lester W. Straus
New York
Alfredo le Pera
Gardel
Flynn
Angel de Riveral
Guillermo de Barbieri
Alphonoso Azzaf
Jose P. Laja
Riveral
Samper
Cali
South America
United States
Columbia Air Lines
Paramount
Bogota
Here
House Offer Brings About 50 Inquiries
Real estate broker John Gilvin of Gilvin & Gilvin reports about 50 inquiries after placing a brief 4 room house for sale ad. The inexpensive notice at 1105 Harrison prompted rapid responses, showing strong market interest.
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John Gilvin
Gilvin & Gilvin
Harrieson, Gilvin & Gilvin
Leftists Secretly Plot Third Party Rally in Chicago
In Chicago a covert 1930s gathering plans a radical third party push with about 200 union officials and labor leaders from across the U S. Organizers aim to avoid publicity to protect delegates and maintain secrecy while shaping a 1936 production for use program and a 1940 national organization.
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Chicago
United States
Washington
Thomas R. Amlie
Elkhorn
Wis
Ernest Lundeen
Minnesota
Howard Y. Williams
National Farmer Labor Federation
New York City
United Press
Roosevelt
Floyd B. Olson
Robert M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
When Blanton Speaks the Roof Shakes in House Test
In Washington on June 25 a loud speaker test rattled the House chamber roof as members shouted. Representative Blanton of Texas led the floor for much of the afternoon, and the system amplified voices beyond the room’s intended range.
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Washington
Representative Blanton
Democrat
Texas
Texas relief caseload shows down trend in June
Texas relief caseload declined 10.7 percent to 203 493 cases representing 799 191 persons. The total including student aid transient aid and rehabilitation cases is 937 900 persons. Farm rehabilitation workers shifted 4637 cases to their department last month raising the total to 23 078 cases. May relief expenditures totaled 5 876 251 dollars with 7 percent for resident relief and average cost per case across departments 17 44 dollars. Administrative costs were 11 93 percent of total expenditures.
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Austin
U.P
Texas
Adam R. Johnson
Utility Bill Veto Seen in Debate on Holding Companies
Washington reports a presidential veto of the holding company bill is expected if House leaders fail to restore Roosevelt’s call for mandatory abolition by 1942 The House rules committee weighs eight hour debate as politics mix with the sword of the veto and Rayburn leads the defense for the measure
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Frank B. Harper
Washington
House
Roosevelt
Senate
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Securities Commission
Rayburn
Texas
Rules Committee
Williams on union leaders and third party push
Williams says a national third party requires union heads to commit. He envisions 200 leaders in a hotel room facing facts to drive third party action and notes laborers share a unanimity of opinion. He anticipates Railroad Brotherhoods to pledge and cites their dislike of President Roosevelt over pension and hours rulings. four officials planned to attend.
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Williams
Roosevelt
Cardui and Cardus Endorsements Mention Change of Life
Mrs Debie Epperson of Flat Lick Ky says Cardui eased nervousness and sleeplessness during change of life and she continued Cardus for continued health. Thousands of women testify Cardui benefits, with a physician consulted if it fails.
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Debie Epperson
Flat Lick
Cardus
Cardui
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Masked Marvel
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Cyclone Mackey
Jack Domar
Ernie Arthur
Red Michaels
Goodrich
MAP Party
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Mr. Roosevelt
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