Insull brothers face extradition as money sought
The Insull empire crisis peaks with Samuel and Martin under indictment for larceny and embezzlement. Paris reports Samuel missing amid fugitive talk while Martin fights extradition in Ontario and Toronto, as Chicago seeks funds to start formal extradition and bring the case home.
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United Press
Insull
Chicago
Insull Brothers
Samuel
Martin
America
Paris
Samuel Insull
Luxemberg
Majestic
Orillia
Exiled Papal Envoy Plans Stay in Laredo
Archbishop Leopoldo Ruiz y Flores, expelled papal legate from Mexico, said he would remain in Laredo for several days before choosing a permanent residence in the United States. He arrived from Tampico after weather delayed his plane trip and was welcomed by exiled Bishop Manrique y Zarate and clergy. He offered no comments on his Mexican expulsion and did not indicate any plan to report to Rome unless summoned by Pope Pius XI.
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Laredo
Tex
Leopoldo Ruiz Y Flores
Mexico
Abelardo Rodriguez
Rome
Pius XI
Flores
Tampico
Manrique Y Zarate
Huejutla
Secret Service
Dishing Out Money and the Price of Relief
Arthur Brisbane notes that Reconstruction Finance Corp funding reaches over a trillion dollars to borrowers and farmers, pondering whether more direct payments to veterans would spur business. He compares money to water at the roots and argues spending in citizens’ pockets boosts economy. He cites New York City population figures and merchant estimates.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Lot to Learn Mrs. Tyre Jones Loses in Atlanta Match
Mrs. Robert Tyre Jones faced defeat in Atlanta as she was defeated in tournament play by neighbor Mrs. Charlie Black. The Associated Press photo captures the moment with the two neighbors in competition.
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Robert Tyre Jones
Atlanta
Charlie Black
Associated Press
Hanged man's brain diseased, study reports
Iowa City reporter notes Dr. Andrew H. Woods says Joseph R. Attringer, hanged for the murder of a 12 year old boy, suffered a brain disease and should have been sent to an asylum rather than the gallows after six months of post mortem examination.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Joseph R. Attringer
Andrew H. Woods
Woods
Psychopathic Hospital
University of Iowa
County Medical Association
Walker on trial hears eye witness in Brown slaying case
Hugh Walker on trial in 100th district court for murder heard an eye witness who identified him as one of three men who attempted a May 30 robbery of pioneer stock farmer F. W. Brown at Woodrow. Jim Hilton testified he saw Walker outside the residence where the killing occurred.
Farm war in Midwest flares after armistice ends
In Des Moines Iowa farmers resume protests after a short armistice. Activists in Iowa Minnesota and South Dakota clash with authorities using heavy clubs and spikes on roads. Nordahl Peterson 25 was killed near Canby while Ole Anderson 57 and Leonard 19 confessed to the killing triggering potential first degree manslaughter charges.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Minnesota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Nordahl Peterson
Canby
Council Bluffs
Ole Anderson
Leonard
M. F. Fitzner
Peterson
General Tire and Rubber Boosts Ad Budget for Next Year
Akron dispatch reports General Tire and Rubber Company increases advertising appropriation by 25 percent. President William O'Neill says the move reflects shared confidence in the business outlook for the coming year.
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Akron
General Tire and Rubber Company
William O'Neill
Victor Donley Found Shot Dead at Houston Home
Victor Edward Donley aged 36, who ran a cafe from his Houston residence, was found shot to death today in his home. Police investigated the fatal shooting as the city mourns a local business figure.
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Houston
U.P
Victor Edward Donley
Uninvited Guest Robs Hostess After Dinner
A masked armed bandit robbed Mrs. Tena Sullivan at 1811 North Arthur Street after a chicken dinner. He took $405 cash, three diamond rings, and a man’s coat from the Sullivan home then forced guests into a closet. Police and deputies pursued the case with a meager suspect description.
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Sullivan
North Arthur Street
C. T. Vanderpool
Tena Sullivan
Slim” McCaskey
Vega
Bombers wreck new creamery in Burlington
Burlington Wisconsin October 6 bombers wrecked a new creamery of the Burlington Co operative Pure Milk Association early today damaging buildings and equipment. No injuries reported and investigation underway as authorities seek suspects.
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Burlington, Wis
U.P
Burlington Co-operative Pure Milk Association
Amarillo Area Forecast Warm After Tonight
Weather forecast for Amarillo and surrounding areas calls for fair skies and warmer temperatures tonight and Friday. West Texas should expect fair conditions with increasing warmth, especially in the southeast. Temperature extremes recorded reach 46 to 79 degrees by 1 PM.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Hoover’s Camp Seeks Transcontinental Swing for Reelection
President Hoover, back in Washington from a three day farm belt trip, faces calls from advisers to launch a broader tour. Supporters urge a West to California swing to boost campaign momentum as Reed, Missouri Democrat, prepares to answer Hoover’s farm belt speech Monday.
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Washington
Hoover
White House
Farm Belt
Des Moines
Middle West
California
Middlewest
Johnstown
Reed
U.P
James A. Reed
Missouri
Brookhart Says Farm Needs Not Met in Iowa Remarks
Senator Smith W. Brookhart, Republican from Iowa, said in Olin that farm needs remain unmet by the Hoover administration. He voiced concern over agricultural relief and farm support during a visit on October 6.
Lehman Nominated For New York Governor By Democratic Leaders
Herbert H Lehman lieutenant governor of New York accepted the Democratic nomination for governor in the state Tuesday aided by Governor Franklin D Roosevelt and Al Smith. He faced opposition from Tammany Hall per Associated Press Photo.
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Herbert K. Lehman
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
al Smith
Tammany Hall
Associated Press
Cities to Seek Relief Loans In Panhandle Meeting
Delegations from Shamrock Dalhart Canadian Vega Hereford Miami Groom Channing Perryton and Morse met Amarillo for an all day conference with Maury Hopkins assistant manager of the West Texas Chamber of Commerce. The chamber has been tasked to handle relief loan applications under the Federal Emergency Re Mef and Construction Act.
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Panhandle
Amarillo
Maury Hopkins
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
West Texas Chamber
Sterling to Heed No Direct Applications
Stamford dispatch reports that Sterling will not accept direct applications from towns seeking participation in the RFC aid program. The notice directs readers to RFC aid details on page 2 for official guidance.
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Sterling
Stamford
Missing Memphis Matron Linked To Amnesia Case
Dallas reports a possible link between a woman in Terrell sanitarium and the 1931 disappearance of Memphis society matron Mrs Blythe Thompson Long. A Dallas man noted photo similarities after a magazine story spurred renewed interest and authorities opened a new line of inquiry.
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Terrell Sanitarium
Blythe Thompson Long
Long
Memphis Society
Globe
Dallas
Terrell
Kelland disputes 3318 dollar bill for his wife's clothes
Clarence Buddington Kelland fights a New York suit by Hattie Carnegie Inc to recover 3318 for purchases by Mrs Kelland from 1931 to 1932 arguing the items are not necessaries and urging firms to curb wives running large bills. Mrs Kelland says she was billed and would pay, but payments failed. Kelland previously opposed a 1930 linen suit over an order excess.
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New York
Clarence Buddington Kelland
Hattie Carnegie, Inc
Kelland
Supreme Court
Salon de Trousseaux, Inc
Keland
Yale Daily News Reports Judge Lindsey Supports College Marriages
Yale Daily News quotes Judge Ben Lindsey advocating college marriages on companionship grounds. He argues such unions can provide emotional stability and should include knowledge of birth control with parental financial support continuing. Yale forbids undergraduate marriages under penalty of dismissal.
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New Haven
Conn
U.P
Yale Daily News Today
Ben Lindsey
Famous
Juvenile Authority
Yale University
Lindsey
Jury discharges in Ola Mae Redman murder case
A 106th district court jury was discharged by Judge Gordon B. McGuire at noon after failing to reach a verdict in the Ola Mae Redman murder case. A juryman said there was no possibility of agreement on the charge against Redman, 33, accused of killing Howard Chase, 32.
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Tahora
Gordon B. McGuire
Insurance records fall in Des Moines
The Bankers' Life Insurance Company reported today that its September paid in business totaled $6,107,000, the largest September in four years. The figure shows a gain of $442,100 over September 1931 and more than a million dollars over August of this year.
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Des Moines
Bankers’ Life Insurance Company
Charming Armida Attends New Broadway Opening
Spanish dancer and screen actress Charming Armida attended the opening of the Club Pierette in New York, a new hotspot for Broadway notables, per an Associated Press photo caption.
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Armida
New York
Associated Press
Fourteen Guilty Pleas In U S Court
Fourteen defendants pleaded guilty to liquor law violations before Judge James C. Wilson in federal district court. Sentences varied from jail terms with suspensions to fines, including cases involving beer whiskey and spirits. See U.S. Court Page 2.
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James C. Wilsonsin
Federal District Court
Hinora Williams
Ora Arnold
Negresses
Ora
Democratic party intervention in Ferguson governor race
Texas Democrats announce intervention in all suits connected to Miriam Ferguson's contested nomination for governor. Secretary of State Jane McCallum delays certifying Ferguson pending higher court rulings on Governor Sterling's appeal, with mandamus and civil appeals court actions looming.
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Dallas
Democratic Party
Texas
Miriam A. Ferruson
Sterling
Maury Hugres
Democratic State Executive Committee
Austin
Jane Y. McCallum
Miriam A. Ferguson
R. 8. Sterling
W. FP. Roberson
Secretary of State
Court of Civil Appeals
Robertson
District Court
Ian
Jude Poberteon
McCallum
Ferguson
Third Court of Civil Appeals
Ferguson Evidence Demanded In Laredo Vote Fraud Probe
District Attorney John A. Walls announced that former Governor James E. Ferguson will be summoned before a grand jury in Webb County to substantiate his charges that votes were illegally cast in the Democratic run-off. Walls said no man will defame the county with impunity.
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Ferguson
Laredo
U.P
Webb County
John A. Walls
James E. Ferguson
Walls
Brinkley Campaign Parade Draws Milford Crowd
Dr John R Brinkley goat gland specialist pursues independent bid for Kansas governor with a circus parade led by Ammunition Train No 1 He travels with his wife and son in a golden brown 16 cylinder car as his troupe broadcasts from a rear truck and Brinkley delivers dramatic night addresses with prayers from Rev Samuel Cookson
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Milford
Kan
John R. Brinkley
Kansas
Brinkley
Kansas State Medical Board
Johnny Boy
Samuel Cookson
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Wreck New Creamery
Midwest
Lee Hoover
R. F.C
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Mlemphis
Redman
Globe-News
Globe News
U.S. Court
Otis Alexander
Waco
Henry Townsend
Marie Rhodes
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Smokey Brown
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Jose Riberi
Sol Levine
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