Policeman Who Caught Mahan Before Speaks
Officer James Mooney recounts the pursuit of Willem Mahan in Butte Montana on June 9 1935. Mahan evaded capture after recognizing Mooney and fled. a later discovery of a car abandoned on Orion and Montana streets yielded about $10000 in ransom money.
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A. S
Butte
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Severa Om
Bill Mahan
Centralia
Wash
Mahan
Tom
Tom O'Neil
Ron
Montana
Fallse
Prospects Bright for Averting the Strike in Guffey Talks
A fragmented report says hopes rose that a Guffey bill compromise and NRA extension might avert a coal strike. Senators Clark King and Borah push anti trust exemption removal while administration cautions over NRA extension as factions debate wages and Appalachian coal pricing.
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Senate
New Deal Chickama
School Boards Warned In Making Contracts
County school boards are warned by the state board of public works that contracting with teachers before levies are arranged for maintenance will forfeit their share of the million dollar appropriation to pay ninth month salaries next school year.
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Coal Operators Hopeful As Hawthorne Plans Front Coal Sales
A Hawthorne committee led by Hugh R. Hawkhorn of Pocahontas advocates signing new coal sales deals with miners via unions to maintain wages and conditions through Appalachian sales agencies. Opponents warn a national strike could hit 106,000 West Virginia miners plus rail and related jobs if the Guffey bill fails, with lawyers arguing coal mining is not interstate commerce.
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Ala
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Toca
Olga Grey Plays Real Portia Role
Olga Grey known for stage and screen work rises from European theater to Hollywood, then Detroit and Little Theater. Her career spans roles from Anna Karenina to Judith of Bethulia, with a shift to law study after theater burnout, ending in personal fulfillment and self realignment.
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Portia
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Carter
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Gilmore Brown
Detroit
Frank Evan
Petientip
Esan
Se Xor
Oscar Collins
Collins
Mahan Victor In Tri County Meet A Tri County Victory
Special to The Gazetted Kingston June 9 Eleven Kingston errors helped Mahan secure a victory in a Tri County game. Visitors led early with nine runs in the first three frames. Players named Mahan, Reed, and Sarratt featured as Kingston miscues shaped the outcome.
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Berched Mahan
Tris
Waley case details widen with confessions and arrests
Federal agents report a full confession from Herman M Waley and his wife Mrs Margaret Waley in the Weyerhaeuser kidnapping. The couple were arrested in Salt Lake City as investigations trace ransom notes, car sightings, and fingerprints across three states. Police recover part of the ransom and pursue additional suspects linked to the crime.
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James Mooney
Department of Justice
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Waley
Fice
Shiilly
Tonighit
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J. Edgar Woaver
Hoover
Washington
Oregon
Ibelalio
Mantua
Tah
Nevada
California
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Bureau of Investigation
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Weyerhaeuser
Whote
Woover
Mes
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Salt ‘Lake City
Utal
Waleys
Salt Lake City
Marchard Waley
Federe
Justice Department
Trai
Mahan
Butte
Miralng
Bulle
Avsttown
Ogden
Utah
Federal
ARENS
James Monney
Iran
Southakota
William Matic
Mooney
Aareenseray
Ford W Ll
Jerry Mursphy
J. Edgardfonver
Division of Investigation
Department of Justs
Young Weyehaeuser
Jane 1
Neotna
Sino-Japan Conference Hints at Peace The War Scare Eases
A press conference yielded cautious optimism as Sino Japanese talks progress. Ho Ying-Chin and colonel Takashi Sokai voiced hope for a peaceful settlement. Both sides indicated remaining issues hinge on Chinese responses and policy shifts.
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Saji
Takashi Sokai
China
Ho Ying-Chin
Nanking
Gen
Ying-Chin
Nonklan
Japan
Bradley Cops High in Meet
Bradley High hosted a regional swim meet with strong showings from local clubs. Notable results include Bent Davenport taking second, Tiradley 4h and Senton Davenport 47, Dale Navis 48, and Joli Kramer 45 with other entries from Mil County and participants like Tom Meek Monte Wicktine and A W Williman among the names listed.
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Cliftradley
Charleston
Jonre
Weiter Bevenport 2A
France Trails In Cup Matches
In PAWS on June 9 Australia defeated France in cup play led by Jack Crawford and Adriac Quist. French pair Boretra and Marcel Bernard struggled against Australian serving, taking a single set as Crawford’s serve remained unbroken for most of the match. The French effort showed flashes but could not overturn the Australian advantage.
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Indias
Jack Crawford
Adriac Quist
Jean Boretra
Marcel Bernard
Boretra
Bernard
Crawford
Berotra
Wits Nervalls
Quist
Parks Wins Oakmont Golf Title Amid Storm and Slippery Greens
Hagen and Thorgen staged a late surge but Parks held firm, finishing at 290 after a fierce Oakmont test marked by rain and treacherous traps. Dutra and Elrod battled for runner-up as gold and scorelines shaped a dramatic final round.
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Thorgen
Tto
Loral Ind
Pittsburgh University
Parks
Haren
Theoe
Pittsburgh
Darke
Gard
Oakmont
Henry Picard
Hershey
Ray
Imino
Tommy Armour
Marty
Beloit
Wis
Wolf
dGalten
Gene Satazen
Tnament
Oud Dutra
Vincent Elred
Hoover Pays Fine Tribute to Police
Washington June 9 Director Hoover praised local officers and police departments for their cooperation in solving the Wayers kidnapping case. He cited commendable aid from Chief J J Murphy of Butte, Chief W A Kirkley of Seattle, Chief Pallice Uarnht Mird of Tacoma, Chief W Payne of Salt Lake City, and Capt A S Mevard, noting arrests by agents and the discovery of the green sedan with ransom notes leading to the suspects.
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Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Cheyenne
Wyo
George Carroll
Chicago
Butte
Tacoma
Haiving
Brigham City
Washington
Wayers Hacuser
Hoover
William Cole
Inghway
J. J. Murphy
Mont
Waleys
Tle Xerecte
Pittsburgh Elanec Plate Notches Narrow Victory In Rough Game
A chaotic report from the game notes Pittsburgh Elanec scoring on the plate but dropping several to the mound. Key players Pepper Martin and Wally Moses delivered hits while Jonan and Barkin anchored defense as Berwick led early before Athleticg and Cardinate rallied in late innings. Final score referenced as Athleticg 42 to 173 with Berwick and Cardiviala close behind.
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Mires
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Wally Mosea
Jimmy
Oex
Fiona
Barkin
Rf Prt
Vaugnen
Flieatee
Wdohneon
Athletica
Berwick
G Men Start Intensive Hunt For Ex Convict
Newspapers summoned officers reveal a high priority search for an ex convict. Hoover names Waley and Mahan citing criminal records and photo files at the justice building. He notes limited details about a woman involved and dismisses a reportedly glamorous ransom mention as likely newspaper speculation.
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Waley
Mahan
Tie Upper Moora
Justice Building
Hoover
Ffster
Taccama
Salt Lake City
Birds Top Charleston In Wild Slugfest at Kanawha Park
Huntington’s Birds defeated Charleston 7 to 6 in a chaotic seven inning affair at Kanawha Park. Skolnicki and Zimmerman drove key hits for the Birds, while Burman, Poland, and Silvey produced for Charleston. Winning pitcher Farmer scattered hits as Twardy and Davis pitched for the losing side.
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Skolnick
Mane
Lee
Burman
Charleston
Ick
Taok
Zontini
Joe Ravis
Isher
Gruzdis
Borgmann
Silvey
Young
Bobby Devis
Portemouth
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Ounee
Bilvey
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Chandler
Onatrene
Ire
Umune
Parmern
Tuns
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Breore
Turmian
Gebuitz
Dua
Casey
Uutman
Twa
Ol Parmer
Bharivalk
Owl
Parmer
Marytnie
Mitecrott Parmer
Martgate
Paaard Hall
Poland
Farmer
Umplres Jenkina
Awdelo
Gammel Tuptsgion
Zbweinickt
Utwardy P
R. Davie
Nuntineton Charleston Bkeinick
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Tidey
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Deakina
Tane
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Baer and Braddock May Weigh In on Ring Strategy
The dispatch contrasts Baer and Braddock with Headdock showing mental lapses. Baer vows quick knockout and warns the commission against any repeat of a prior alleged drug incident. Dirk Griffin reportedly offered 250000 in Dallas for a future bout with Dempsey watching.
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Bate
Headdock
Gould
Baer
Mike Cantwell
New York
Asbury Park
Dirk Geiffin
Dallas
Texas
Kummer
Dack Dempsey
Southern nation Keneyilie 1 Innings annex Bei New ar Birmingham
A damaged fragment notes a cricket or baseball style inning with an unclear scoreline 6 to 1 and an annex reference to Birmingham. The readable piece mentions Birmingham and a single inning scoreline amid garbled wording. Named entities are sparse but include Birmingham and possible teams.
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Aouthern Lation Keneyilie
The
Annex Bei New Ar Irmingham
Radio Highlights Across Networks and Concerts of 1894
A fragmented OCR listing radio program names, networks, performers, and times. It mentions NOCAWEA S Alices, Bamanit Dlek in Woods, Moo Wittemnawaisa, orchestras, recitals, and multiple network slots across regions in a dated, garbled schedule style.
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Leonard Keller
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Archie Neyer
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Midwest
Ig Fame
Amor Liltenot
Chea Wid
Denny Kyte
Orchratra
Markets Recover Previous Losses Amid Volatile Trading
The market outlook remains uncertain as volume shrinks and prices fluctuate across sectors. Cotton textiles and steel show cautious activity while copper and lead rebound or ease. producers note price cuts could reappear, and deflationary pressure lingers though some sectors stabilize.
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New York
Dusiness
Hepta
Sthatacovery
Kern
Hoth Capitol
Tabor
Stock Exchange
Lutlale
Vernea of Industry
Acme
Walt Steet
Aterharsap
Indiatey
Baer Braddock Heavyweight Title Bout Headlines New York Card
New York June night brings a 15 round world heavyweight championship battle between Max Baer and James J Braddock at Madison Square Garden The undercard features Jau Ambera vs Fritz Zivic in Pittsburgh and Maxie Rosenbloom vs Mil Nonalre Murphy in California A six rounder occurs at Ventura Thursday night
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New York
Max Baer
James J Braddock
Madison Square
Gordon
Jau Ambera
Kota
Fritzl Zivic
Pittsburgh
Maxie Rosenbloom
King of the Light Heavies
Mil
Nonalre” Murphy
California
Ventura
Cal
Koppers Triumph Over Ameagle in Tri-County baseball
Koppers edged Ameagle 12 to 9 in a Tri-County League game after Green hit a pinch homer in the eighth inning. Ameagle led 4-3 after seven, then Koppers broke through with a two-run seventh and added runs in the ninth to seal it. Elking and Stover teamed for the win, while Martin, Carver and Johnson pitched. Jamaica’s road program noted.
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Mount Cardon
B. Cooney Green
Oppers
Ameagle
Vickors
Amtengle
Koppers
Elking and Stover
J. Martin
Carver and Johnson
Cubs
Trade Trends Show Mixed Industrial Shifts
The report notes improved trend in trade with many sectors advancing while steel and autos lag. Electric output rose above 1934 but fell 5 percent for the week. bituminous coal climbed 83 percent year over year. crude oil predictions dipped but stayed above federal allowances. Retail sales rise amid favorable weather and price cuts, with summer apparel and wedding items spurring activity. regional results vary, and trade expectations remain unsettled.
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Pacific Northwest
Southwest
Ayhern J
Middle West
Fince
TRY Prototen
Labes
Pacific Coast
New England
Luzsare
Vicarel Accenturies
Juilverware and Furniture
City Improvement Plans To Be Studied Tuesday
Civic projects to be discussed at a public affairs committee meeting of the chamber of commerce at two o clock tomorrow afternoon. The agenda includes traffic regulations sewer construction in the business district the South Side bridge extension of a fourth avenue in Tyler creek and pavement conditions. Mayor Boone Dawson CG Fortney Harry L Cooper and others have been invited to attend.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Mie
Tyler Creek
Boone Dawson
CG. P. Fortney
Harry L. Cooper
Sida refinancing bids opened to refund Virginia debt bonds
Bids to be opened at Governor Tf. G. Kump's office at one o'clock this afternoon for the purchase and refunding of $2,240,000 in Virginia debt bonds that have been called in.
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Purc
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