Serbs Blame Italy as Yugoslavia Proclaims King
Belgrade reports riotous demonstrators attacking the Italian consulate in Sarajevo and other cities over King Alexander's assassination. Attaches were beaten and calls against Italy echoed, while Yugoslav authorities deny public anti Italy speeches. In Belgrade the boy crown prince Peter was proclaimed king by parliament as regents and deputies pledged loyalty to the new regime.
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Belgrade
Sarajevo
Franz Ferdinand
Alexander
United Press
Laibach
Italy
Ljubljana
Yugoslavia
Associated Press
Peter
National Assembly
Paul
Prince Paul
Paris Murder Plot Suspects Held as Terrorism Links Unfold
French police questioned two arrested suspects tied to Petrus Kalemen in the assassination of King Alexander of Yugoslavia and Louis Barthou. Passport records show Austro Italian origins, with identifications of Wladislav Benes and Yaroslav Novack and a third fugitive Chalny.
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Richard G. Maslock
Associated Press
Paris
Petrus Kalemen
King Alexander
Yugoslavia
Louis Barthou
France
Europe
Italy
Gaston Doumergue
Wladislav Benes
Yaroslav Novack
Benes
Zara
Kalemen
Trieste
Louisville Society Belle Kidnapping Flares With Blood Loss
Mrs. Alice Stoll, 26, a Bryn Mawr alumna and Junior League member, was abducted from her Louisville home on Lime Klin Lane as a man in a ruse claimed to repair a telephone. She was beaten with an iron pipe, suffering a high fever, as federal and local authorities scoured roads and blocked routes for a $50,000 ransom.
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Louisville
Alice Stoll
Berry V. Stoll
Oil Company
Bryn Mawr
William Schmidt
Btoll
Ann Wolet
William
Speed
Stoll
Alice
Loulaville
Washington
Ruby Laffoon
Department of Justice
Indiana
Kentucky
Lime Klin Lane
Upper River Road
Hauptmann Habeas Hearing Set Over Lindbergh Kidnap Case
New York Supreme Court Justice Ernest Hammer set Monday at 11 oclock for a hearing on a writ of habeas corpus to prevent Hauptmanns removal to New Jersey for a murder charge in the Lindbergh kidnap case. The court denied an immediate hearing on the extradition request and Hauptmann was arrested on an extradition warrant to face the murder indictment.
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New York
SuPreme Court
Ernest FE. L. Hammer
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
New Jersey
Justice Hammer
David T. Wilentz
Hauptmann
Bronx County
James M
Ida Hunsucker Freed by Governor on Conditional Pardon
Mrs. Ida Hunsucker of Quitaque received a conditional pardon from the governor for the barber shop slaying of Deputy Sheriff Joe Brown in Rhome in January 1933. She faced two years in prison and a separate three year suspended sentence for possessing stolen property.
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Brown
Hunsucker
Probe Cult Rumored As Sacrificing Life
Los Angeles reports a secret Mexican religious cult under investigation by Juvenile Judge Samuel Blake after an alien claimed cult leadership. Officials seek to determine any human sacrifice linked to the group following tuberculosis cases of two Mexican children.
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Los Angeles
U.P
Samuel Blake
Blake
Labor unions compromise on two AFL issues
At the 54th AFL convention in San Francisco the dress rehearsal of compromises on industrial versus craft unionism and on enlarging the executive council surfaced during the first night session. Delegates backed the executive council in ordering the building trades department to reinstate the carpenters electricians and bricklayers unions.
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San Francisco
U.P
American Federation of Labor
Executive Council
Building Trades Department
Carpenters, Electricians
Bricklayers
New Dealers Foresee New Recovery
The Roosevelt administration believes key business and industrial interests are shifting toward the New Deal. Plans are under way for prominent pronouncements to align recovery efforts with private sector activity, signaling constructive cooperation and frank discussions with leaders.
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Washington
U.P
Roosevelt
Aviation Leaders Seek Government Role in Future Development
Gill R. Wilson urged adequate subsidies for commercial air transport and a permanent aviation commission with five to seven members. He pressed restoring assistant secretary of aeronautics posts in War and Navy departments and ICC economic regulation in time. George P. Logan backed government encouragement of airport expansion.
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Washington
U.P
Federal Aviation Commission
Gill R. Wilson
National Association of State Aviation Officials
War and Navy Departments
Interstate Commerce Commission
George P. Logan
St. Louis
Woman in Hospital After Auto Crash
Mrs. Richard H. Grooms of 1915 East Tenth Avenue was in Northwest Texas Hospital after a midday collision at the Twenty fourth Avenue and Tyler Street intersection. Her injuries were undetermined at noon. Her car collided with a machine driven by Ray Bate of Amarillo.
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Richard H. Grooms
East Tenth Avenue
Northwest Texas Hospital
Twenty-fourth Avenue
Tyler Street
Death hunt for Pretty Boy Floyd and aides in Kansas City
Federal agents and state officers launched a manhunt for Charles Pretty Boy Floyd and his lieutenant Adam Richetti following the Union Station massacre in Kansas City on June 17, 1933. The probe also ties in John Lazia and racketeer James Lacapra as part of the broader investigation into the killings of four officers and a federal prisoner.
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Kansas City
Charles
Pretty Boy) Floyd
John Dillinger
America
Department of Justice
Floyd
Adam Richetti
Union Station
Lloyd, Nichetti
Verne C. Miller
Richetti
George Birdwell
Oklahoma
Cookson Hills
New Orleans
John Lazia
Tom Pendergast
Union Station Plaza
James Lacapra
Lazia
Nash
Lacapra
Lagzia
Dividends Used as Bait in Insull Case Trial
Chicago October 11. Prosecutors describe a dividend paid as bait to lure investors in the Samuel Insull Sr. case. From Insull correspondence Leslie Baker read Martin Insull claiming stock could not be sold without the dividend. The Insull family split on paying an early dividend.
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Chicago
Samuel Inasuil, Sr
Insull
Leslie E. Baker
Martin J. Insull
Samuel
Corporation Securities Company of Chicago
Just a Few More Days Until the 15th in Amarillo
Amarillo landlords prepare for tenants moving out and seek better rentals as the 15th approaches. Advertisers urge placing a For Rent Want Ad in the Globe News, with convenient charge options by calling 6262.
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Amarillo
The
Globe News
Assassination at Marseille Ends King Alexander Visit
Charles King Alexander of Yugoslavia is killed in Marseille as Louis Barthou dies of wounds after the royal car is sprayed with bullets. The attack shocks Europe and raises fears of renewed conflict following the earlier war.
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Associated Press
London
New York
Alexander
Yugoslavia
Marseille
France
Louis Barthou
Europe
Whitney custody battle heads to court appearance
Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney, aunt of Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt, is due in Supreme Court Justice John F. Carew's private custody hearing. Gloria Vanderbilt's mother Mia, seeking custody, will present her case as expectant witnesses from Europe, including Prince Gottfried Hohenlohe, are awaited.
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New York
Harry Payne Whitney
Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt
Supreme Court
John F. Carew
Mia
Gloria Vanderbilt
Atlantic
Gottfreid Hohenlohe
Langenburg
Justice Carew
Amarillo West Texas Weather Forecast Update
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with warmer conditions on Friday. Unsettled tonight in New Mexico, Friday fair, little temperature change overall. Temperatures range from 48 to 65 degrees with higher readings in the north portion.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Alfalfa Bill Warns of Calamity from New Deal Policies
Governor W. H. Murray known as Alfalfa Bill warns that unchecked national New Deal policies will bring tyranny and grave calamity to the nation. He spoke in Oklahoma City on October 11.
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Oklahoma City
Gov
W. H
Murray
Hollywood taints USC football in Daily Trojan editorial
The Daily Trojan blasts USC football as corrupted by Hollywood influence after the team travels to Pittsburgh. The editorial labels players as icons used by film magnates and beauty stars, arguing they now merely go through the motions instead of playing for the game.
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Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Daily Trojan
University of Pittsburgh
Hollywood
Southern California
Jack Frankish
Washington State
Trojan
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Adam Richetth
Plaza
Insull Company
Arthur Brisbane
King Features Syndicate, Inc
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Globe
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