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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1935

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Huey Long tightens grip as murder plot claims rise

In Baton Rouge Huey P. Long tours a tense city with bodyguards and militiamen after arresting a foe in the murder plot inquiry. Witnesses link the Square Deal association to the shooting, while LeBlanc testifies he was armed but did not fire amid clashes at the airport.

Associated Press Squares Deal Association Square Deslera Roosevelt Long Womyamkh Rep. Fernandes Washington Sen. Long East Baton Baton Rouge Huey P. Long Louisiana New Orleans Erpest Bourgelois Gewlers George Alesal Guh Tobe LeBlanc Geld Square Deal Association Aless

AFL Denounces Automobile Code In New Policy Blow

Washington dispatch says the American Federation of Labor and the Roosevelt administration clash widened as the federation denounced renewed auto code, labeling several presidential advisers as hustlers. The Automobile Manufacturers Association forecast steadier factory work and lower winter unemployment, while AFL officials singled out Donald Nichburg and Leo Waltman for attack as Detroit elections showed few gate employees affiliated with the federation.

Washington American Federation Labor Roosevelt Inder Automobile Maanufacturers’ Association Rilchberg Wolman Donald Nichberg Leo Waltman Auto Labor Board A. F. of L. Council Woliali Detroit Federgl

City Lights Go Out As Triplets Are Born

Crookston Minnesota February 1 Triplets were born last night in the glare of an emergency lamp when city lights left a hospital dark Dorn to Mrs Neil Dukeland III of Climax the three babies were delivered by Dr W F Merell and attendants under the lamp’s rag Line trouble caused the outage just as the births began Mrs Birkeland and the babies were reported doing fine

Crookston Minn

Solons Expect Long Session in State Legislature

Lawmakers foresee an extended 60 day session due to liquor control issues and delays in federal relief measures. Senate leaders warn budgeting must await federal guidance while judiciary reform moves aim for swift action. Governor Kump in Washington cites awaiting developments as crucial.

Pat Harrison Misa Senate fi,Mince Committee Congress Harrison Charles E. Hodges

Pola Negri Aided by Hitler Rejoices Over German Return

Pola Negri, once banned in Germany for alleged Jewish blood, says the ban is silly and welcomes Hitler's intervention. She asserts she is Catholic and not politically active against Germany. Hitler overruled Goebbels, enabling her to resume work with a German producer.

Lex Adele Hier Ambanager Atage Screen Star Miss Negri Germany Reichsfurhrer Mia Negri

Justices Lose Fees in Cases Prior to Act

The emergency legislation to pay justices of the peace in criminal cases did not address pre effective date services. Justices and constables may not be paid for misdemeanor proceedings before the act, prompting possible suits for costs paid by defendants. The opinion, by Ira J. Partlow, notes broader issues, including constitutional questions from the Fountain of Justice ruling and potential jail and cost recovery actions. Ernest E. Winters Jr. pressed Cabell County cases, leading to a ruling that a constable is not entitled to pay for serving in another district without a local justice of the peace order.

Attorney General Solis Supreme Court Fountain of Justice Justices of the Peace Justiccy of the Peace Ira J. Partlow Ernest E. Winters Cabell County Winters TH. Tatton

Security program overhaul eyed by administration

Washington reports significant proposed changes to Hit president 30 celal security plan to move unemployment insurance administration to the treasury, end federal donations of unearned annuities, and possibly exempt farmers domestics and casual workers. Delay noted in Senate and House as lawmakers hear testimonies on charity concerns and administration motives.

Washington Celal Une Senate House Treasury Congressional

Gold Decision on Monday May Close Stock Exchanges

The Securities Exchange Commission debated using its autocratic power to close all stock exchanges if the Supreme Court rules on gold case. Up to 47 exchanges nationwide could halt trading next Monday, affecting $100 billion in bonds and threatening quotes in stocks, foreign exchange, and commodities.

Washington Securities Exchange Commission Supreme Court New York San Francisco Congress Commission Tie Securities Exchange Law Hutt

Groundhog rites bring Mystic Devotees to Quarryville

Mystic devotees in Quarryville Pa assemble at dawn to honor the groundhog and report the creature’s weather forecast Feb 2. The event includes a parade feast music and an official warning to followers about critics. William Unsor Hensel leads the lodge and urges steadfast faith amid modern doubt.

Quarryville Jodpe Quarryvile Groundhog Lodge Hasting William Unsor Hensel Upton Sinclair Hitler Nick

Swarthy New Yorker Tells of Seeing Woman Resembling Violet Sharpe

In Flemington New Jersey on February 1 1955 the court reviews statements linking Isidor Fisch and Violet Sharpe to the Lindbergh baby kidnapping. Swarthy witness Peter Sommer testifies about two men and a woman with a baby aboard a Weehawken ferry, claiming he saw a similar figure to the Sharpe woman. The defense uses these tales to argue for Hauptmann’s innocence as the trial progresses.

New Yorker Violet Sharpe Baby Ferry

Lindbergh Kidnapping Trial Focuses on Sharpe Fisch Names

In Flemington New Jersey on February 1 1932 the Lindbergh baby case pivots to Violet Sharpe a Morrow household servant who died by suicide and Isador Fisch suspected kidnapper as Peter Sommer a fingerprint expert links a Montreal witness claim to sightings after the abduction. The body was found May 12 1932. Sommer testifies about a boat trip with a nervous blond child carrier and two men. A Yonkers lunchroom owner says she saw Miss Sharpe at Yonkers ferry night of the kidnapping with two men. The trial continues with handwriting expert Trendley disputing Hauptmanns ransom note and handwriting similarities.

Damon Runyon Universal Service Flemington, N. J Isidor Fisch Bruno Richard Mauptmann Violet Sharpe Morrow Lindbergh Germany Fisch Hauptmann Peter H. Sommer Bruno Richard Hauptmann Aga]thy Sommer Weehawken New York Edward J. Reilly Rommec Sommer Reilly Jersey David T. WiJentz Sommera Wilentz Tare Flemington N. J Dwight W. Morrow Isador Fisch Furt Rior Fend New Jersey New York City Rebly Miss Sharpe Montreal Lindbergh Estate David J. Wilentz Anna Donestee Yonkers, N.Y Yonkers Ferry

Richest Americans Report Securities To Commission

Washington February one ten wealthy men led by John D Rockefeller Jr with large stakes totals show major holdings across Standard Oil Kresge General Motors DuPont Cannon Mills Spiegel and others valued from four to two hundred million dollars as filings to the Security and Exchange Commission continue and more may come.

Washington United States Security and Exchange Commission John D. Rockefeller Jrn Standard Oil Companies S. S. Kresge C.F. Kettering General Motors DuPonts Eugene DuPont FE QL DuPont de Nemours Company W.R. Timken Ken Roler

Higginbotham Fatally Injured In Auto Crash At Charleston

Higginbotham J W of South Charleston, Elks manager, was killed when his car knocked a curb and crushed him between the running board and street, near the Colonial hotel on Midland trail. Dr W F Work county coroner said the death was accidental. Funeral services Sunday at 2:30 p m at Ower and Barth chapel with Rev F M Ryburn officiating. Burial in Spring Hill cemetery. Widow Mia survives. Elks Lodge members to be bearers.

J. W. Higginbotham South Charleston Charleston Elks’ Club St. Albans W. F. Work Auto Higginbotham St. Alan Sir Higginbotham Colonial Hotel Elect Ower and Barth F. M. Ryburn

Legion Post May Get U S Land For Quarters

Washington February 1 Representative Edmiston WV introduced a bill to gift eight and three quarter acres of government land to the Kanawha Valley American Legion post at Montgomery West Virginia. The site near old rock and dam No 2 would host new quarters after abandonment left the land unused by the government. He also proposed allowing the Veterans of Foreign Wars to share in the distribution of obsolete equipment from the War Department alongside the American Legion.

Washington Edmiston D. W. Va Kanawha Valley American Legion Montgomery W. Var Edmaston Old Rock and Dam No Kanawha River Edmalston War Department

Relief Measure Passage Near Relief Measure Passage Near

Washington reports claim the $4.86 billion work relief bill faced senate passage next week with light modification amid partisan debate. Ickes testified available projects can employ 3.5 million, but committee couldn’t specify details. Senate will mark up the bill Monday. amendments to curb presidential powers likely. Emergency funds expire Feb 10 without passage. Hopkins said no state allotments after 10 days. Comptroller McCarl ruled presidential outlays under the recovery act must follow general statutes.

Washington Senate Roosevelt Ickes Senate Appropriations Committee Sen. Glass Senate Appropriations Glass White House Harry L. Hopkins FERA Wopkins McCarl

Teacher Killed in Piedmont Hit-Run Incident

Opie S Lilly 49 a teacher at Oak Wool School Washington district was fatally struck on Piedmont road by a passing automobile. Dr W F Work coroner said skull fracture and other injuries. driver sought. Lilly survived by two children. funeral arrangements pending. Lilly taught in Sumawh county five years and earlier ten years in Summers county.

Opie S. Lilly Oakwool School Washington Piedmont Road Bread Brooks Streets W. F. Work Litty Barlow Lilly T. J. Bays Crooked Creek Ruth Samawhd County Elizabeth J. Goodall Summers County Tewarn Glenville Coliege Kentny A. A. Lilly Mercer County

Trial to End If Juror Dies

Flemington New Jersey February reports juror 11 in the Lindbergh baby murder trial faces possible heart failure. The juror Case is under constant medical watch. his death would end the trial and force a mistrial with new jurors. The defense seeks to keep Case on the panel to bolster Hauptmann’s case.

Flemington N. J Usi Liscam C Hunterdon Bruno Richard Hauptmnon Case Ha Timates New Jersey Itz Nice Hauptmann

Justice of Peace Wages Seized Over $100 Loan

Records in the State Auditor’s office show a Summers County railroad clerk had his wages delayed by a justice of the peace I E Briess after borrowing $100 and paying $70. A writ for the remaining balance kept his pay until remittance. Additional Logan and Mercer county cases list small judgments and high costs assessed by local justices.

Summers County Justices of Peace Gutica Edgar B Sige Briess Logan County Dais of the Peace Tetter Wheeling Sims I & Kitts Mercer County

Public Works Beats Straight Dole In Relief Debate

A confused memo argues that public works projects can blunt relief resentment in New York City. Officials blame slow work, as snow removal and relief payments draw scrutiny. The piece suggests shifting blame and emphasizes public works as a political answer to welfare criticism.

New York City

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Huey Camera Man Willie Willis Mobert Quillen Solons Marmota Monax Fish Soya Trio Arges Trendley Grilled John M. Trendley East St. Louis Hauptmaann Albert S. Osborn Ian Whiplash Joseph Lanigan Trendley John D. Jr U.S C. T. Newberry J. J Newberry Company Modle J. Spiegel Spiegel May Stern Company Elks Club Montgomery Legion U.S. Land Opie Lilly Case Bruno Justice of Peace Public Works Dole
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