Jury Deliberates in Lamson Murder Trial After Bitter Testimony
In San Jose California jurors begin deliberations on the Lamson murder case after four weeks of bitter testimony. Prosecutors allege a jealous act crushed Allene Lamson’s head with a pipe. Defense portrays the couple as devoted though tensions arose from love and jealousy.
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San Jose
Calif
David A. Lamson
Jorged
Sban Jose
Ynison
Haggard
David Ason
Rges
Allene
Lamson
Cca
Twin Cities bakers raise wholesale bread prices
Increases in wholesale bread prices were announced Saturday by most Twin Cities bakeries. Prices to retailers were advanced to 8 cents from 6 cents for one pound loaves and to 12 cents from 10 cents for one and one half pound loaves.
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ST. Paul
Twin Cities
The Value of Struggle in Character Building
Dr Joseph Fort Newton argues that persistent struggle against poverty illness and adversity hardens character and builds strength. He cites Johnson and Sir Walter Scott as examples, praising old strugglers who fight odds to achieve greatness and moral resilience.
Brother of Slain Bandit Confesses Post Office Robbery
Cecil Thornbrugh, brother of Harold Thornbrugh killed by Missouri officers, pleaded guilty to robbing the Le Loup Kansas postmaster on July 24. He was held for sentencing in October and faces further charges linked to his brother’s acts. Thornbrugh was wounded in an earlier altercation and treated in Ottawa and Topeka.
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Topeka
Kan
Cecil Thornbrugh
Harold Thornbrugh
Kansas
Desperado
Missouri
le Loup
Thornbrugh
United States
Flack
Federal District Court
Cecil
Omaha
Harris
Prescott
Kaw
Ottawa
Dern Urges Building of Deep Waterway
Secretary of War George H. Dern urged Senate ratification and immediate construction of the St. Lawrence deep waterway to open Great Lakes ports to world commerce and enlarge Midwest benefits. He spoke at a mass meeting during a seaway conference with Wisconsin and Minnesota senators and regional officials in attendance. The waterway is seen as a key part of President Roosevelt's recovery program and the president hopes for ratification and construction.
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Superior, Wis
Senate
St. Lawrence
Great Lakes
Middle-West
George H. Dern
Dern
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Roosevelt
German Nobility to Exclude Jews From Membership
Berlin report says the society of the German nobility will reorganize to exclude non Aryans and Jews from its membership, announced Saturday. The move signals formal inclusion rules based on racial criteria within aristocratic circles.
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Berlin
Society of the German Nobility
Kenyon broke with Hoover on crime report
The St Louis report recounts Judge William S. Kenyon’s break with President Hoover over the Wickersham commission findings. Irving Brant notes Hoover pressured for harsher enforcement, while Kenyon and Dean Pound insisted on independent conclusions. Brant recalls Kenyon’s stance during the 1932 campaign and a Des Moines appearance ethics dispute.
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Kenyon
Hoover
Foster Eaton
ST. Louis
Llp
William S. Kenyon
Iowa
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Wickersham Commission
United States Supreme Court
Irving Brant
St. Louis Star and Times
Brant
Washington
Wickersham
Dean Pound
Harvard
Grubb
Judge Kenyon
Prohibition Enforcement Service
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Extend Time For Signing Of Wheat Allotment Papers
FARGO ND AP C F Monroe North Dakota director said Saturday he had received authorization extending from Sept 25 to Oct 15 the deadline for signing of applications by farmers to come under the federal wheat allotment program Monroe said his information was that A G Black chief of the adjustment division in Washington had given similar position to program directors in all wheat states.
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Fargo
C. F Monroe
North Dakota
Monroe
A. G. Black
Washington
Girl Confesses Killing Sweetheart in Mattoon
Hazel Short, 19, confessed to shooting and killing her lover Oscar C. Hickey, 32, in Mattoon Illinois. She was held in Charleston county jail after authorities described her as intoxicated when taken into custody.
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Mattoon
Ill
INS
Miss Hazel Short
Charleston
Oscar C. Hickey
Miss Short
F. S. Schilling
Hickey
Three Doctors Volunteer for Mosquito Bite Sleep Disease Test
In St Louis three scientists volunteered to be bitten by mosquitoes that had fed on encephalitis patients to test if the disease could be spread by bites. The experiment began Friday and will take 10 to 14 days to show whether transmission occurred.
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St. Louis
Washington
W. T. Harrison
Hugh 8. Cummings
The
Public Health Service
Harrison
New Jersey Plans National Stock Exchange Move
The article describes attempts to relocate or rebrand exchange operations amid tax pressures and logistical hurdles. General Richard Whitney and Tammany Hall were discussed in light of threats to move the New York Exchange, with New Jersey considering incorporation as the National Stock Exchange in Newark. Backers include William Freiday J. Robinson-Duff George Brown and Vincent LaFrence of the Wall Street firm.
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New York
Richard Whitney
Tammany, Hall
Hudson Tunnel
Exchange
National Stock Exchange
Newark
New Jersey
New York Stock Exchange
New Exchange
William Freiday
J. Robinson- Duff
George Brown
Vincent LaFrence
Wall Street
J. Robinson-Duff
Nation's Leaders Honor Ike Hoover At Funeral Service
Washington leaders bowed to pay final honors to Ike Hoover, longtime White House major-domo. Funeral held at Glenwood cemetery chapel with Roosevelt family present except Eliott. Cabinet, White House staff, and household servants attended. rites were simple and brief before private interment as a southern hurricane loomed.
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Washington
Ike Hoover
Roosevelt
White House
Little Chapel
Glenwood Cemetery
Eliott
Fort Worth
Tex
Elliott Roosevelts Visit With Googins
Elliott Roosevelt, son of the President, and his wife spent an indefinite visit in Fort Worth with Mrs. Roosevelt's mother, Mrs. J. B. Googins, after arriving Saturday from Los Angeles.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Elliott Roosevelt
Los Angeles
Roosevelt
J. B Googins
Veteran Lutheran Pastor Injured In Ryan Crash
The Rev. Eugene Melchert aged 67, pastor of the Ryan Lutheran church for 35 years, suffered a skull fracture when another car struck his vehicle at Bever Avenue SE. Dr. Hanson and Dr. C A De Lane were injured by shock and bruises as both cars sustained heavy damage. the Cedar Rapids men were en route to Elkader for a fishing trip.
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Eugene Melchert
Lutheran Church
Ryan
Bever Avenue
Melchert
Hanson
Joe Petrus
Cedar Rapids
C. A. de Lane
Elkader
Benton Officials Probe Crash Near Norway
Special to The Gazette Benton county authorities investigate a crash Saturday night near Norway involving August Schulte a 45 year old farmer who may die doctors say his condition is hopeless. Schulte was on the running board of his car when sideswiped by a car driven by his sister in law Mrs William Schulte as she headed to church. She did not realize the impact until she saw the handle missing from her own car and backed up to find Schulte in the road with the car door open. It is said someone else may have been driving Schulte’s car when he left Norway earlier. Mrs Schulte claims she thought his car was moving when she struck it. After being moved to Cedar Rapids his legs were amputated below the hip due to fractures along with facial cuts and bruises. He leaves a wife three daughters and a son.
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Norway
Benton County
August Schulte
Schulte
William Schulte
Cedar Rapids
Police Break Up Meeting To Save Chicago Schools
CHICAGO AP Six high school students were arrested as police dispersed a planned Save Our Schools meeting of teachers parents and pupils outside Hertz high school about 2 500 people were cleared from the grounds. A student reported being struck by a policeman during the disruption amid protests over police action at a prior Lawndale school meeting.
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Chicago
Save Our Schools” Committee
Mary Harris
Hertz High School
Lawndale
Cedar Rapids Auto Toll This Year
Traffic toll in Cedar Rapids shows 209 accidents and 13 deaths this year with 0 injuries noted in the record. The numbers indicate a set of reported casualties and collisions influencing local vehicle safety assessments.
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Cedar Rapids
Cuban Rally Condemns U S Interference In Cuba
Thousands of Havana marchers shouted against the United States and ambassador Sumner Welles while Antonio Guiteras accused American and foreign business interests of undermining Cuba's Gran San Martin government. Americans in Cuba fled towns as labor unrest persisted and opposition groups pressed for resignation. A third conference between Gran San Martin and nationalist factions was planned for Sunday.
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Copshaht
Havana
United States
Sumner Welles
Gran San Martin
Antonio Guiteras
Guiteras
Malecon
Mexico
Cuba
National Confederation of Labor
America
Joint Commission of Economic Interests
Santiago
Puerta del Sol
Cristo
Carlos Mendieta
Menocalistas
Mario G. Menocal
ABC
Ocrr Secret Revolutionary Societies
Atlantic Storm Sweeps North Across Coastline
New York reports 5.77 inches of rain as gale winds and heavy downpours lash from Cape Hatteras to the Canadian border. Shipping disrupted. ships seek port as barometers rise and tides surge. Rescue ships assist a distressed steamer near Delaware Bay while New England towns endure floods and damaged bridges. The storm edges toward Norfolk and may miss New Jersey and New York. power failures persist in the city.
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New York
Atlantic States
Cape Hatteras
Canadian
Norfolk
New England
New York City
North Carolina
Pamlico
Morehead City
New Bern
Kalmia
U. S. S. Michigan
Beckwith
Land Light
Delaware Bay
Coast Guard
Galatea
Jersey Shore
Barnegat Light
Boston
Trafic Ord
Carolinas
Virginia
Cape Henry
New Jersey
Japan Threatens Renewal Of War Measures In China
Peiping, UP Japanese military attache warned that drastic measures would be taken unless troops are withdrawn from the Ruyuan area. The note follows deteriorating China Japan truce conditions. Chinese war minister Ho Ying-Ching defends the occupation as justified.
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Peiping
Japan
China
Ruyuan
Ho Ying-Ching
Kuyuan
Miners Trapped by Flood at Truesdale Mine
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania on Saturday flood waters at Glen Alden Coal Co Truesdale mine trapped several miners. One drowned and four believed dead while others escaped through Maxwell mine where all workers were safe. Body of John Waslouski was recovered. Pumps could not halt the rising flow.
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Wilkes-Barre
INS
Truesdale
Glen Alden Coal Company
Maxwell
John Waslouski
Gang Ride Victim Hurled From Auto in Chicago Street
Chicago investigators identify Sam Incandella as 22 year old victim of a gang ride. He was shot four or five times with a shotgun and hurled from a speeding car by five or six accomplices who fled the scene after the body struck the street.
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Chicago
Sam Incandella
Incandella
Weather Outlook for Chicago Region Sept 18 to 23
Weather outlook for the period Sept 18 to 23 across the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys and the northern and central Great Plains. A few showers mainly in northern sections near the start and end of the week. Temperatures near normal overall.
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Chicago
Mississippi
Missouri
Great Plains
New Mine Code Signed by Operators Amid NRA Pact
The Icky and bitter fight over a fair practice code for the bituminous coal industry ended Saturday night as major operators pledged support to the NRA agreement after months of debate. Signatures from eastern Appalachian operators and non union groups followed Johnson urging speed, with wage talks for Alabama pending. President Roosevelt's soon to come signature would place coal with other NRA codes, ending years of disorganization.
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Washington
NRA
National Recovery Administration
Appalachian
Roosevelt
Vnery
Uiaiottactor
Hugh
Johnson
Alabama Group
Southern
J. D. Francis
Island Creek Coal Company
Southern Appalachian Group
Morrow
Northern Coal Control Association
Smokeless Apepalachian Group
Francis
E. C. Mahan
Smokeless Group
John L. Lewis
Illinois
Lewis
D. W. Buchanan
Induse
Thirty Swiss Seized In Germany On Smuggling Charge
Swiss villages Dieblochsau and Widnau on the German border were startled by news that thirty residents were arrested by German authorities at Stuttgart and Munich. They face charges of smuggling registered marks using special frontier passes and exchanging travelers' checks for marks.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Dieblochsau
Widnau
Stuttgart
Munich
Germany
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Stanford
Margaret Lamson
Willis Thoits
Edwin M. Rea
Allan P. Lindsay
Davie
Miami
Fla
Stella Pickett
Pickett
Winifred
W Pickett
Strugglers
DR. Joseph Fort Newton
Samuel Johnson
Sir Walter Scott
Wickersham Group
Supreme Bench
Des Moines
Iowa G. O. P
United States Department of Health
Case AT
Rock Island
Rock Island, Il
Elizabeth Brasch
Illinois State Board of Health
N. Y
Tammany
Elliott Roosevelts
Googins
Cedar Rapids News
Benton Officials
U. S
Ambassador Welles
Jeel Welles
Business Groupe Hostile
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