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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1935
Page
14
A mother describes sleepless days and constant police search for her missing son Jacky. She clings to hope yet questions why a kidnapper took him and fears the worst as investigators question suspects and drag riverside areas. The family, supported by friends and doctors, endures public attention and sea
Authorities pursue four more suspects in the George Weyerhaeuser kidnapping case as federal and state charges mount. A Spokane hideout linked to the abduction was found, with George held in a guarded room. Federal warrants and investigations widen as investigators tie additional figures to the staged rescue and ransom plot.
West Virginia Shriners fans surge at the 61st Imperial council session as Nobles Gill Schadel and Davidson lead a musical reception. The Washington Post staff capture the scene with 500 Shriners and volunteers serenading amid presses and after-hours activity.
Federal prosecutors in San Francisco push for trial in state courts to seek the severest penalty. Mahan and Waley face charges after a ransom note and a boy's kidnapping near Spokane. Mrs Waley implicated her husband and two postal clerks identified suspects tied to the crime wave sweeping the region.
In Rome on June 10 Premier Mussolini ordered his allies to curb anti British rhetoric over the Ethiopian crisis. Through his son in law Galeazzi, Undersecretary for Propaganda, he urged moderation though not a full suspension. The move follows a surge of harsh editorials including a front page warning in Ottobre that war could come if Britain pushes further.
A sensational escape from James Mooney, a patrolman, sparked a manhunt as authorities cordon a forest tract. Mahan fled yesterday morning leaving a travel stained sedan with more than $15 000 in ransom currency inside.
Hall of Fame figure Evers announced he would quit baseball after the Pitts ineligibility ruling. Pitts wept as Warren C. Giles declared the decision, with Landis to review on appeal. Albany officials and executives planned further action while Evers criticized the move and contemplated his own response.
The court dismissed the suit after ruling the third amended bill added new allegations that Garland's case rested on misrepresentation and should be heard in court. Other cases acted upon include Mineral county and McDowell county actions, Cabell county utility tax disputes, and Tucker county mandamus denial.
Authorities impose martial law like guard at airports rail yards bus terminals and highways as a large manhunt pursues three highway exits from the city. State patrol led by Chief Lew Bodacker collaborates with police and agents to corner a suspicious figure near Brown's Gulch seven miles northwest.
China agrees to Japan's conditions for moving warships from Port Arthur to Tientsin to protect Japanese nationals. Observers cite reduced tension as Maj. Gen. Dothara abandons plans for North China. The Peiping military council dissolves its political training department and secret societies. Troops move as Japan demanded, with replacements sent.
Miss Ethel Bowers of the National Recreation Association began a course for play ground and community recreation leaders in Huntington under the state recreation administration. Two classes are to be held today with assistance from Edward D Blickle Neale and D D Hicks.
The state department of public safety plans to buy 34 quinmobile vehicles for auto police trainees at Point Pleasant. Bids were opened yesterday by the purchasing department. Poultrymen report flocks can be profitable with a yearly feeding cost of $2.32 per chicken.
The article notes a senate vote on a utility bill tied to power and gas interests, with critics claiming the measure is largely incidental to the sector. It reports heated exchanges over TVA amendments and remarks about executive influence on House actions.
The Republican enlists Democratic help to map a fusion ticket opposing President Roosevelt. The rally targets the president with chants about broken pledges and contrasts Lincoln philosophy with Roosevelt’s New Deal. Speakers defend liberty and reject dictatorship in American soil.
Kanawha college reports its largest first day enrollment with over ten persons signing up for summer courses. President Dr. L S McDaniel said registration continues through the week and expected Missyrar's enrollment to double last year. Summer classes have begun and unregistered students may face reduced hours.
M K Hearne was elected president of the Charleston Lions Club by the board at McKee cafeteria. Other officers named include Harry Fretwell as vice president T B Jaon as secretary and Carl Hannect as treasurer. Directors listed are C Sarvin G B Nuochiey J Le Melane Dr J A Retz Benjamin Moore and T Blaney. Installation set for the evening of June 27 designated also as ladies event.
A man admitted participating in a murder-for-hire scheme described in court records. He outlined how Mrs. Cuddone arranged the contract with Bo and agreed to a $2,000 payment and bank access keys, with threats of retaliation for noncompliance.
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