Plot Unfolds Over Marshall Letters Scandal
The Gazette reports a tangled case where Farrell admitted fabricating letters said to be written by Marshall to trap a political rival. Feuling faced bribery and reporting charges, with evidence from The Gazette underpinning the indictment and detailing presidential and state party ties.
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Segimpaum
Fealing
Camrau
Promisai Teperi
Feuling
Tata Demiccratic
Tessen
Gic
Ces
Roosevelt
Huey Lang
Verne Marshall
Batre Saerner
Polk County
Campaig
The
Gazette
Des Moines
Fearing
Informaton
Four House Members Withdraw Names From Inflation Petition
Washington report says four House members withdrew their signatures from a petition aimed at delaying a vote on the Frasier Lemke $3 billion farm mortgage inflation bill. The move reduced the signatures to 706 while ten more were intended to assure a vote.
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Washington
INS
Fri- Gay
Noted Veterinary Scientist Dies at 75 in Wisconsin
Madison Wisconsin reports the death of Dr A Alexander a renowned veterinary scientist and longtime University of Wisconsin educator at 75. He helped advance high breed standards for American hare breeding authored the Wisconsin station registration law of 1906 influential in horse breed improvements nationwide.
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Madison
Wis
UPI
Alexander
Surmer University of Whisconsin
Wisconsin
United States
Bread strike halts Des Moines bread shipments
Des Moines bakeries face a bread shortage as a strike by drivers and salesmen prompts picket lines and halted truck shipments. Union leaders seek a closed shop while bakery management opposes it, with no arbitration planned.
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Des Moines
Union Bakery
Master Bakers Association
Wounani
Ray Mills
Bakers’ Association
Willam P. Stowell
Bakers' Union
George Comfort
The
Bakers' Association
Comfort
Lowa
Washburn Crosby Wins Tax Injunction
Federal Judge Philip L. Sullivan issued a temporary injunction stopping collection of AAA processing taxes from Washburn Crosby of Minneapolis. The order covers $346 247 73 in May taxes held in escrow until a permanent settlement and follows a Minneapolis court ruling favoring large milling firms.
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Chicago
Philip L. Sullivan
Washburn Crosby Company
Minneapolis
AAA
Bra
Gesson
Carter
Harrison
Chio
Internal Revenue Collector
Guarded oil magnate warns of threats after dole remarks
Los Angeles AP Special police guarded Erle P. Halliburton and family homes in California and Texas after threats linked to his criticism of dole recipients. Halliburton said his oil well cementing plant could be blown up and an unknown caller warned him to watch his children. He had earlier stated he would not hire relief recipients.
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Pane
Mar- Shot Abdoly
Feulag
Marshall
Feulwig
Sapaeri
Tomei Feunas
Owen
Feuline
Sas
New Hampton
New W Yampton
Los Angeles
Duncan
Oxfa
Erle P. Halliburton
Dole
Halliburton
Processing tax drop hits war on farm revenues reported
Washington AP reports processing tax collections plunged in May amid mounting litigation and court losses. May totals fell to 42.264 million from April 46.89 million as 153 suits sought to restrain collections, largely affecting wheat hogs and cotton. Tobacco field run and sugar rose, peanuts dropped sharply.
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Washington
Oictary
Riots In Belfast Leave One Dead And Forty Wounded
Police in armored cars fired on nationalist demonstrations in Belfast Friday, killing one person and wounding about forty who were admitted to area hospitals. The unrest followed clashes during the protests.
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Belfast
Ireland
Rioters Attack Orangemen During Boyne Anniversary
Crowds celebrating the Boyne anniversary surged into an uproar as rioters attacked Orangemen parading through the area. Sticks and stones harmed a woman and others while a church was looted and extensive property damage occurred amid the unrest.
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Bles
Battle of the Boyne
Lobby Probers Hear Of 300000 Spent In Utilities Fight
Senate lobby committee hears that public utilities executives spent over 300000 to defeat a provision abolishing unnecessary holding companies. Philip H. Gadsden testifies that a half cent per meter assessment raised about 200000, with Edison Electric Institute adding 150000. Payments of 75000 went to law firms Justin Ward and Sullivan and Cromwell.
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Washington
Public
Senate
Philip H. Gadsden
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
House
Gadsden
Immoral Rule Bars Mixed Jewish Aryan Marriage in Rostock
A Rostock court in Germany ruled that a marriage between a Jewish man and an Aryan woman would be immoral under racial principles. The magistrate had refused to issue a marriage certificate, and the court said Aryan blood would be mixed and thus the union unusable, violating the state's fundamental principles.
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Rostock
Pommeranis
Germany
INS
Mother-In-Law Confesses Plot To Slay In Chinatown Case
Chicago police raid Chinatown and hunt for Harry Jung after Mrs. Blanche Dunkel admits paying Evelyn Smith to help kill Ervin Land. Dunkel says Land was drugged at Smiths apartment and left dead in a Hammond Indiana swamp. she claims a $100 down payment and a looming $50,000 payment.
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Chicago
INS
Blanche Dunkel
Ervin J. Land
Evelyn Smith
Chinatown
Harry Jung
Smith
Frank May
Josephine MacKinley
Mallie
Eswin
Evelyn
Honer
Weil
Mrz. Smith
Te Feuer
Evelyn Howe
Evelyn Nickeey
Clements Tone Promises Health Benefit for Nervous Women
An advertisement claims Clements Tone strengthens blood and tissue, relieves anaemia and nerve troubles, and improves digestion and resistance. It urges readers to buy at May's Drug Store, with a price of $1.00 per bottle or three for $3.00, and notes mail delivery availability.
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Clements
May
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