Death of Bail Official Sanborn Prompts Lone Probe
New York police pursued leads in the murder of Henry F. Sanborn 44 railroad official with emphasis on blonde witnesses and a brewery connection. Miss Magnhild Almskaar 27 of Brooklyn, Sanborn’s fiancée, was questioned while detectives sought Bancroft Mitchell son of former Attorney General William D. Mitchell. Sanborn disappeared July 17 and was found buried near a Long Island highway.
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New York
Magnhild Almskaar
Brooklyn
Queens County District Attorneys Office
Monda
Henry F Sanborn
Miss Almasaar
Sanborn
Flacee
Henry F. Sanborn
Herbert McKennis
Long Island
Bancroft Mitchell
Mitchell
United States
William D. Mitchell
Alice Morrow
Dwicht W. Morrow
St. Louis
San Francisco
McKennis
Feminine angle in Sanborn case questioned
Investigators pursued women linked to Sanborn while noting the supposed lack of significance of a feminine angle. Mitchell, president of Eastern Breweries Securities, sailed from New York after Sanborn’s disappearance. Sanborn had stock ties to Weibel Brewing and multiple marriages and separations are described by Mrs. Van Sant.
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Sanborn
Mitchell
New York
Eastern Breweries Securities Corporation
Weibel Brewing Company
Connecticut
van Sant
Dartmouth
Seattle
Sanborne
Irene Waterous
St. Paul
Oriental Found Native, Land Rotten Country
SAN FRANCISCO UP Lee T. Yat is coming home after a trip to China during which he described the country as rotten and full of crime. He asked a kind steamship line for help returning home and the Dollar Lines provided a ticket back.
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San Francisco
Lee T. Yat
Yat
China
Ace Hudkins Shot in Fight at Night Club
Ace Hudkins a former middleweight challenger was shot twice in a nightclub altercation in Los Angeles. R H Harris owner of the Professional club said Hudkins reached for a gun after warnings to stop fighting. Hudkins in critical condition with pelvis and lung wounds. Harris charged with assault with a deadly weapon.
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Los Angeles
INS
Ace Hudkins
Nebraska
Wildcat
R. H. Harris
Hudkins
Harris
Hollywood Legion Stadium
Tommy O'Brien
Receivers Named for Two Banks in Ackley and Eldora
Congressman A. C. Willford announced D. C. Wolf of Hampton was appointed receiver for the First National banks of Ackley and Eldora, replacing C. R. Richards. Lawyers for the banks remain unchanged.
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Washington (Ap
A. CC. Willford
D. C
Cedar Rapids Walther League Wins Contest
Zone II of the Iowa district Missouri synod held a winter rally in Vinton led by Rev. R. Young of Victor. About 350 leaguers attended the music contest in the Vinton high school auditorium and Cedar Rapids won the league banner. Participants included William Ilen Ted Bornhoeft Ed Euken Paul Steffens Ella Rolfs Laura Schulz Burga Bornhoeft Paula Detlefsen.
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Walther League
Iowa
Missouri Synod
Vinton
R. Young
Victor
Vinton High School
Cedar Rapids Walther
Cedar Rapids Walther League
Trinity Walther
William Ilen
Ted Bornhoeft
Ed Euken
Paul Steffens
Ella Rolfs
Laura Schulz
Burga Bornhoeft
Paula Detlefsen
Trinity Lutheran
Cedar Rapids
World's Fair Blamed For Ontario Liquor Slump
Ontario liquor profits are estimated to fall by about 1 million dollars as tourist trade declines due to the World's Fair. Bee Stewart McClenaghan, chairman of the provincial liquor board, said net profits may total around 5 million, down from 6 million the prior year and from over 8 million four years ago. Liquor sales decline aligns with a general drop in wine and beer sales of about twenty percent, tied to fewer visitors.
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Toronto
Ont
Stewart McClenaghan
Provincial Liquor Board
Ontario
Chicago
McClenaghan
Public support viewed as core of NRA program era
Washington reports the National Recovery Act dominates policy, with officials acknowledging the vast scope of code making and economic restructuring. Byron Price notes the public’s continued support is the key unknown as industries must define clear code boundaries amid a complex national plan.
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NRA
Real estate transfers list with multiple grantors and grantees
A dated ledger of real estate transfers showing H J Cousins to Mary and Joseph Trusty joint tenants with full rights, several Elsworth Kingston and Kingston subdivisions, and multiple properties with nominal $1 consideration. Other items include Lydia Schultz to C R Building and Loan Assn, Second Ave Invest Co to Barclay Securities Co, Mae Hammill to T L Hammill, Paul N Clark to Joseph Belehrad, Anna Leaven to D W and Agnes McPike, Lloyd Derflinger to Donald Barnes, Nettie Hildebrand to R D Thompson, Winifred Moore to Rachel Hodg, and deeds involving Ernest R Moore, George L McDowell, Charles Paul family, George B Alexander, Gilbert Zimmerman, and Samuel H Allard with various parcels and mortgage details.
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H. J. Cousins
Mary
Hus
T. L. Hammill
Young
Paul N Clark
Joseph
Anna S
C. R
Anna Leaven
Agnes McPike
Lloyd J Derflinger
Donald P Barnes
Bever Woods
Nettie Hildebrand
R D Thompson
Bever
Valcon
Winifred Moore
Rachel S Hodgin
Ernest R Moore
George L McDowell
Nettie M Schneider
Charles Paul
Margaret D. Paul
Perp. Savs. and Loan Assn
Highland Park
Gilbert Zimmerman
Ella S. Merriman
North View
Samuel H. Allard
Melissa R. Allard
Brown
NRA Puts 1,000 To Work In Three Sioux City Plants
More than 1,000 workers returned to jobs in Sioux City at Armour Cudahy and Swift plants as they adopted NRA hour and wage schedules. The three facilities implemented a 40 hour work week and a minimum wage of 14 dollars per week.
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NRA
Sioux City
Sns
Armour, Cudahy
Swift
Hugh Johnson
Indiana
Gen. Johnson
Johnson
Many Sick Cows Need Whisky Prescriptions
Denver to study the legal aspect after veterinarians request medicinal whisky for sick animals. German E. Ellsworth, head of permits for the U S Bureau of Industrial Alcohol, notes some vets demand allowing whisky prescriptions for cattle, dogs, and other animals. he will decide after review.
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Denver
Colo
E. Ellsworth
United States Bureau of Industrial Alcohol
Ellsworth
Mitchell funeral services held for Mrs Barbara A Mitchell
Funeral services for Mrs Barbara A Laine Mitchell who died Thursday were held Sunday at the home and Red Oak Presbyterian church, with interment in Red Oak cemetery. She was born July 9 1866 in Scott county and married Alexander M. Mitchell Feb 4 1855. Survived by husband five children five grandchildren a sister a half sister five brothers and twenty four nieces and nephews.
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Martelle
Barbara A. Mitchell
Red Oak Presbyterian Church
M. L. Hill
Red Oak Cemetery
Barbara A. Laine Mitchell
Scott County
Alexander M. Mitchell
William L. Mitchell
Coleridge, Neb
Moses A
Allan R. Mitchell
Elizabeth Peters
Blunt, S. D
Geneva Minto
Tipton
Jean Safely
Walford
N. H
S. D. Wintermute
Wiliam
Cushing
George
John H
James R
Allan R
Typhoon Fatalities Rise in Korea After Severe Storm
A southern Korea typhoon last week caused 78 deaths, 2,634 houses destroyed, and 271 boats lost. More than 180 people were reported missing as relief efforts continued.
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Korea
Roosevelt’s NRA Born in Talks With Business Leaders
Chief Of Bureau for The Associated Press explains how industry helped shape the National Recovery Administration. After the election, Roosevelt discussed remedies with business figures who urged relaxing anti trust barriers and creating binding trade practice codes. The plan emerged from Roosevelt accepting industry’s challenge with government oversight later added.
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Roosevelt
NRA
Byron Price
Bureau
Associated Prensa
Washington
Roosevelt “Brain Trust
The
Brain Trust
Federal Trade Commission
Mr. Roosevelt
Unidentified Dead In San Francisco Morgue Twenty-Three Identified
Coroner T B Leland reports for the year ending June 30 that sixty five unidentified persons were taken to the county morgue. Of these thirty five men and three women remained unidentified at burial after twenty three men and four women had been identified.
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San Francisco
T. B. Leland
Devil's Shoestring May Yield Cheap Insecticide
In Lubbock Texas AP report the so called devil's shoestring weed, long deemed useless, shows potential as a source for insecticide. U S department of agriculture tests reveal the plant's poison kills insects, possibly ending annual pyrethrum flower imports of 10 million pounds and sparking a new west Texas New Mexico Arizona industry.
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Lubbock, Tex
United States Department of Agriulture
West Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
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