Hauptmann in New Jersey awaits trial delays noted
District Attorney Sam J. Foley announced prosecutors will conduct tests on Hauptmann this week to support the Lindbergh kidnap case. A short affidavit used to hold Hauptmann was dismissed, while notebooks detailing expenses are studied as investigators seek links to ransom payments and locations of embezzled money.
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William Klapp
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Hauptmann
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Charles Augustus Lindh Jr
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Oley
John Ful
Jackson County
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J. F. Feie Condon
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Cardinals Go North Tonight
The St Louis Cardinals will board a 7:30 special on the Wabash line and arrive in Detroit for the World Series tomorrow. Cardinals players listed as eligible include Frankie Frisch James Etton James Collins C R Craw Virgil Davis Dizzy Dean Paul A William De Lancey Leo Durant Charles Fallis Jessie Haines Hallahan Francis Healey Pepper Martin Joe Medwick James Eck Arthur Vance Wilbur Walker Burgess Whitehead and coaches Clyde Wares and Mike Muelas.
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Detroit
Cardinal Club
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Ager
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James Eton
James Collins
C. R. Craw
Virgil Davis
Dizzy Dean
Paula
William de Lancey
Leo Dur
Charles Fallis
Jessie Haines
Hallahan
Francis Healey
Pepr Martin
Joe Medwick
James Ck
Arthur
Dazzy) Vance
Wilm Walker
Burgess Whitehead
Clyde Wares
Mike Mzales
Detective Loses Gun When Trigger Catches
In Cleveland on October 1 a detective named Charles Connor failed to fire his revolver when a hold up man pointed a pistol at Miss Dorothy Gaylor. Connor wrestled the robber, who seized the gun and fled into an alley as the weapon jammed. Air voyagers were found near New Orleans after a fishing expedition in the Gulf. James Wedell, speed record holder, was aboard.
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Charles Connor
Orleans
Lyons Baby Named After Lindbergh
New York Oct 1 UP John Lyons gas station attendant who helped trace the Lindbergh ransom note announced his newborn son will be named Charles Augustus after Col Lindbergh. The baby, his second son, was born to Mrs Lyons Saturday night.
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John Lyons
Richard Hauptmann
Rtion
Charles Augustus
Col. Andbergh
Judge Rejects West Virginia's State NRA Law
West Virginia Circuit Judge Reno F. Howard ruled the state's NRA enforcement act unconstitutional. The decision denies an injunction against sawmill operator C. G. Killem over hours and wages tied to the lumber industry code. The ruling applies to the state act and its code provisions only, noting workers may bargain with employers under the National Recovery Act. Appeals go to the state Supreme Court.
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W. Va
West Virginia
Reno F. Howard
Howard
Wilson Anderson
McDowell County
C. G. Killem
Killem
Circuit Court
Court of First Instance
State Supreme Court
Japs Protest Border Clash on Manchukuo Border
Tokyo reports Japan will protest to Soviet Russia after a border clash in Manchukuo. The firefight near Sanchakou involved a Japanese surveying party and six Russians, with both sides claiming shots were or were not fired and no casualties occurred.
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Manchukuo
Russia
Sanchakou
Johnson in Swan Song Johnson in Swan Song
Washington dispatch reports Hugh S. Johnson visiting for a farewell speech as NRA administrator. He will resign effective October 15 and plans to brief the President, with Frances Robinson assisting in the Commerce Department auditorium where he first spoke on cotton textile code hearings.
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Hugh
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NRA
Commerce Department
Frances Robinson
Mother of Heiress Faces Custody Battle Amid Witness Testimony
New York report details sensational claims in the 1925 death context as Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt’s alleged intimacy with Prince Hohenlohe is cited in the custody dispute over Gloria Laura Vanderbilt, daughter of the late Vanderbilt heir. Justice John F. Carew presides without a jury in the case between Mrs Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt and Mrs Harry Payne Whitney.
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New York
Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt
Prince Hohenlohe
Supreme Court
Vanderbilt
Gloria Laura Vanderbilt
John F. Carew
Harry Payne Whitney
Five Victim In Sewer Disaster Found In Columbus
The body of 30 year old Robert Holcomb was recovered in Columbus as the fifth victim of a sewer collapse on Saturday. The incident occurred as workers battled the dangerous condition. He was identified by authorities and funeral arrangements are pending.
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Columbus
Robert Holcomb
Austria Refuses Extradition in Poderjay Case
Vienna declines U S extradition request for Captain Ivan Poderjay, noting perjury not extraditable. Poderjay, jailed in Vienna, faces a perjury indictment tied to his New York marriage to Agnes Tufverson, a missing Detroit and New York lawyer.
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Austria
United States
Ivan Poderjay
Agnes Tufverson
Detroit
New York
Bonus Bill To Come Up Soon
Representative Wright Patman of Texas told the Veterans of Foreign Wars in Louisville that a bill for immediate payment of adjusted service certificates is on file and will be pushed when Congress opens. The plan would issue 2.2 billion dollars in certificates backed for currency to veterans, with Patman asserting Treasury gold reserves fully back 15 billion dollars beyond current circulation.
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Louisville
Wright Patman
Texas
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Blood Drawn in Stavisky Feud Duel in France
At a race track near Saint Mala two French figures, Guy Lachambre and Jacques Renouvin, dueled with swords after Renouvin insulted Lachambre. This third exchange in the Stavisky scandal involved honor offended by a slap and ended without reconciliation.
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France
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Guy Lachambre
Daladier
Jacques Renouvin
Paris
Renouvin
Lachambre
Steel Labor Board Opens Vital Hearings in Pittsburgh
The National Steel Labor Board is set to begin hearings in Pittsburgh on a government supervised section to assign agents for collective bargaining in Carnegie Steel mills. The Amalgamated Association seeks elections at plants including McDonald Ohio and other Carnegie sites as part of establishing a company union in the industry.
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Cincinnati Leaders Knighted in St Gregory Order
William H. Albers and Charles F. Williams of Cincinnati were invested with knighthood in the Order of St. Gregory by Pope XI in a ceremony here. The honor recognizes their contributions to the church and community.
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William H. Albers
Charles F. Williams
Pope XI
Court Tense as Tragedy Trial Opens
Wilkes-Barre Pa October 1 a 21 year old mine surveyor Bobby Edwards goes on trial for murder in a case termed The American Tragedy He is accused of blackjacking Freda McKechnie to wed another woman A heart attack defense is planned noting Miss McKechnie was pregnant Edwards expected to testify denying the killing and detailing his romance The trial atmosphere is tense with anticipated jury difficulty and statements Ed wards admitted the act after the body was found
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Bobby Edwards
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Freda McKechnie
Edwards
Thomas M. Lewis
Miss McKechnie
Civil War Veterans Invitees Set for Athens Meeting
Athens County Civil War Veterans Association plans a Wednesday meeting in the Security Bank Building Chamber of Commerce rooms. Program at 10 a.m. includes officer elections, addresses by Rev. W. H. Fowler, lunch by the Womens Relief Corps and Daughters of Union Veterans, and afternoon sight seeing. Invitations list veterans from Athens and nearby towns.
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Ira Gilkey
William Skinner
J. A. Smith
William Southerton
Charles Barker
Hiram Tinkam
the Plains
John F., Coe
Elias Stratton
Albany
W. D. Christman
John L. Stahl
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George Milhorn
Glouster
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H. A. Dixon
Downington
Zenas Frost
Frost
A. J. Learned
Millfield
Eber Jones
Nelsonville
George W. Kern
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Zanesville
George Funk
New Lexington
Hitler claims Nazi program a success at harvest festival
Adolf Hitler addressed 700000 farmers and families at Hamelin in Germany saying the Nazi program has taken over a bankrupt business others had destroyed and that success has come. He told the crowd at the national harvest festival that people today again have faith.
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Germany
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Elioise Johnson Dies in Columbus Hospital
Elioise seven year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Dan Johnson died at Grant Hospital Columbus after a week long leg infection illness Funeral arrangements will be announced Tuesday in Chauncey.
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Elioise
Dan Johnson
Grant Hospital
Columbus
AFL Chiefs Endorse NRA as Long Term Plan at Convention
The American Federation of Labor affirmed a new vision for American living standards and a permanent reorganization of the NRA. It urged preserving its re employment and wage aims while reopening codes as needed. President Roosevelt’s call for industrial peace drew mixed reactions, with William Green praising the address as timely and appropriate for the convention.
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Executive Council
United States
Roosevelt
Washington
William Green
Labor Federation
Insull Trial Stage Set In Chicago For Fraud Case
Samuel Insull, once powerful utilities magnate, moves to the front stage as his mail fraud trial looms. He faces 16 former associates and Chicago’s social, financial, and artistic elite, charged with a $54 million scheme. Government prosecutors, led by top prosecutors, prepare to present the case, while critics say Insull hypnotized the public to build his empire.
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Bamuel Insull
Irama Ag
Insull
Greece
Doctor Amazed as Child With Bullet in Head Plays
Barbara Lamont a four year old from Toledo Ohio has been living with a bullet lodged at the base of her brain since Sept 22. She remains cheerful and active in the hospital children’s ward despite the injury as doctors note the bullet cannot be removed for six to eight months. Police have no answers on who fired the shot or why.
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Barbara
Wade Stone
Stone
Roosevelt Seeks Capital Labor Truce For Fair Trial Period
A check forger’s plot to obtain 1600 dollars in Athens was foiled at the Bank of Athens. He used stolen signatures of Fred Bechler and E. J. Jones, presenting forged checks and a cash request before fleeing. Police described the suspect as 45 to 60, heavyset, 5 feet 6 inches, with a ruddy complexion in a dark suit and light hat.
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Bank of Athens
Fred Ti. Bechler
Security Bank
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Athens National Bank
E. J. Jones
Mr. Beckler
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Harry Zeller
Mr. Jones
Fred Landa
Beckier
Will Rogers on Liberty Definition
A letter from Will Rogers argues for a clear definition of liberty and questions what constitutes true freedom. He states liberty varies by what one can responsibly do and calls for a settled standard to avoid chaos, inviting readers to share ideas.
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Will Rogers
Four Slain in Night Raiders Tavern Attack
In St Jacob Illinois a tavern hold up by five bandits ended with four dead. Proprietor Elmer Jackson fired, killing two assailants before others fled. Wilder victims include Floyd Hartman and Lee Holdren. Harold Shannon wounded and survives. Gang identified as Bish Perkins gang with Eu gene Goodman and Webb Perkins among the dead.
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Harold Shannon
Elmer Jackson
Jackson
Hartman
Shannon
Holdren
Vessel Quells Fire in Hold
Rescue ships aided a small steamer ashore off the Massachusetts coast and a crippled liner in high seas off Florida. The Konigstein carried a fire in her hold awaiting extinguishment near Nova Scotia. Sixty seven passengers were rescued from the New Hedford as she ripped a hole on a ledge near Naushon Island.
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Wittenberg Student Hurt in Auto Crash Near Newark
William Kidd, a Wittenberg College student, remains in serious condition after a weekend driving accident near Newark. Four students were injured including Kidd and three others while returning from a trip to Wheel ing W. Va.
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William Kidd
Wittenberg College
Wheeling
Davey Campaigns With Radio Speeches Ahead of Vote
Davey campaigns for governor with two radio speeches planned in Cleveland as the Ohio race heats up. Republicans rally in Columbus with Sen. Fess and Clarence J. Brown leading the charge, while Bricker urges youth support for a return to major party status.
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Martin L. Davey
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Milford
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Remus Big Mansion Ordered Razed in Cincinnati
The former George Remus mansion, a symbol of Prohibition era wealth, is to be razed after a contract was awarded. Wreckers begin work today as a modern subdivision is planned for the ten acre estate owned by Miss Alice Delehanty of Newport, Kentucky, who bought the property a month ago.
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Cincinnati
George Remus
Timster
Alice Delehanty
Newport
Ohio River
Milas Delehanty
Byrd Autogyro Crashes During Antarctic Flight
Byrd Antarctic Expedition autogyro crashes on takeoff at Little America Antarctica. Pilot William McCormick suffers no serious injuries. Incident reported via Mackay Radio.
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Little America
Antarctica
Mackay
Byrd Antarctic Expedition
William McCormick
Taxable NYC Real Estate Values Tabled for 1935
Taxable real estate in New York City is assessed tentatively for 1935 at 16 005 012 1448 dollars, down 494 157 422 from the final assessment of 1934. The figures reflect preliminary valuations announced in the October 1 to 4 period.
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New York
New York City
Roosevelt outlines national armistice plan for industry peace
President Roosevelt unveils a tireside chat proposing a temporary pact between capital and labor with government as umpire. He aims to convene leaders of industry and unions to forego strikes during a trial period, urging settlements by agreement or mediation through New Deal agencies.
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Roosevelt Ape
Roosevelt
Willam Teen
American Federation of Labor
San Francisco
National Association of Manufacture
Herbert Hoorweer
Congress
Two Different Caliber Bullets in Victim's Body
Columbus police investigated the death of Peter Bergunti found by his wife in a restaurant and beer parlor. He was fatally wounded. $600 remained in his pockets untouched. One bullet from his heart differed in caliber from the revolver in his hand, signaling a puzzling murder.
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Columebus
Peter Bergunti
Esetaurant
Lugene Ebright
Robbery at Marietta Gas Station Abducts Attendant
Two men robbed a Marietta gasoline station and abducted attendant Paul Angert after wiping fingerprints and hiding identities. One suspect sat on the bumper during the getaway, Angert was released after about ten miles. the report notes the robbers attempted to obscure the license plate.
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Paul Angert
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