Hoover Warns Bar of False Prophets in Address
President Hoover urged the Bar association to reform justice, purge unworthy members, and strengthen local control of crime. He praised the Supreme Court and noted the new building cornerstone would be laid, urging leaders to shape public opinion with press support amid national economic strains.
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Bar Association
United States Supreme Court
Charles Evans Hughes
Supreme Court
Mr. Hoover
Death claims Reese and Howell after outing at country club
Out Our Way notes the death of Reese and Howell following a trip to a country club near town. The brief item reports the two men were last seen at the club before the fatal incident.
President lauds Hoover and warns against repeating past mistakes
Chief Justice Hughes introduced the President who urged expounding painful history to defend the system of government. He warned against new and glamorous names masking old failures and compared Hoover’s trials to those of Woodrow Wilson, recalling Taft’s praise of Wilson.
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Hughes
Hoover
Woodrow Wilson
William Howard Taft
Wilson
The loneliest RCMP officer stationed near the Pole
A Royal Canadian Mounted Police constable is stationed about 1000 miles north of Hudson Bay and 700 miles from the North Pole, described as the loneliest policeman in the world.
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Royal Canadian Mounted Constable
Hudson Bay
North Pole
Chicago Official Blames Gangsters In Friend's Death
Chicago officials described the killing of Carl H. Reese by four gunmen who kidnapped him and forced accomplices to hide the body. Louis L. Howell, park district commissioner, said he was driven to a ditch with the corpse before they abandoned it. Reese's widow gave a conflicting account of the events and the motive in the case.
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Chicago
Carl H. Reese
Louis L. Howell
Park District
Comee
Howell
Reese
Mrs. Reese
Paroled man freed after double murder confession
Lee Brandon, jailed a year for a Seattle Tacoma holdup murder, is freed after Gov Hartley and the parole board accept Hal Grandon’s confession of the crimes. Grandon, Brandon’s lookalike, was jailed in connection with the same case and had confessed to the Tacoma holdup.
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Walla Walla
Wash
Lee Brandon
Brandon
Hartley
Parole Board
Hal Grandon
Tacoma
Grandon
Seattle
Government claims overruled in case involving Dennison and Lapidus
The court overruled a government objection and a motion for directed verdict after the prosecution rested. United States Attorney Charles Sandall contended that Dennison offered an ex-Omaha police sergeant $1,000 to travel to Chicago and kill Harry Lapidus, aiming to inflame the jury.
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Charles Sandall
United States
Deta
Dennison
Omaha
Harry Lapidus
Chicago
Mistrial Denied in Omaha Liquor Hearings
In Omaha the U S attorneys opened the liquor conspiracy trial implicating 59 defendants in two murders and two shotgun attacks. The defense urged a mistrial claiming improper proceedings, but the motion was overruled as the case moves toward trial.
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Omaha
United States
Tom Dennison
Foreclosure Suit Over Life Insurance Policies
November Term 1932 notice charges Mary Gould Robbins with default on policies 850780 and 1034464 from Mutual Benefit Life Insurance. Plaintiff seeks foreclosure, judgment against the defendant and other equitable relief in Cedar Rapids Iowa.
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George Ae Toms
Eet
Iowa
Dein Afendant Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company
Polic
Mary Gould
Mary
Mary Gould Robbins
Mutual Benefit Life Insura Rancy Company
Dual Benefit Life Insurance
District Court
Ceder Rapids
Linn County
Trewin, Simmons & Trewin
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ST Ae Ee
Menthol
Creomullion
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Glover
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