Indictments Dismissed in Gotham Case Amid Armed March Turmoil
Reports from the trial scene describe the dismissal of indictments against Keeney Mooney and Blizzard related to the 1931 armed march. Prosecution notes that witness murders and threats influenced proceedings while court officials assess future actions as cases against Karpos Macnee and others proceed.
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Gotham
Keeney
Mooney
Blizzard
Eric Kroney
District 17
United Ming “Workers
Dave
Auto Counsel
Cowan
Keon
Mogtey
Nce
Auparliet
Brennan slain for revenge in small town shooting
An early morning shooting in a hometown cabaret left Brennan dead and four others injured as Joseph Pell and an associate faced murder charges. Prosecutors said Brennan made abusive remarks to a woman, triggering the melee. Authorities detained Pell and a second man, while a third suspect was captured after a chase. The jury was to consider first-degree murder indictments as details emerged from the case.
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Joseph Pell
Avalqune
Morgan A. Dunes
Woomn
Brennan
Janex
Itola
Meyhey
Rompanione
Jheti
O'Nch
Gadlat
Mall
New French Regime Declared in Socialist Government Plan
The draft program outlines a socialistic policy with broad support from allies. It pledges to push Dawes-era reforms, strengthen Parliament, and widen social protections while mobilizing resources through the state. The document signals swift action once the new regime is established.
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Pari
Jane
Chamber of Deputies
Attempted Life in Supreme Court Decision Report
In New York the case unfolds as Justice issues a decision on an attempted life crime. The Lang couple and Mrs Mary Ling feature prominently amid dramatic revelations about marriages and alleged infidelity, with timelines noted around the 1811 marriage and subsequent events.
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New York
Hens Lang
Junie Pruer
Mary Ling
Lang Weee
Altesed
Lean Geldetein
Laos
Alienists report in Franks case trial holds key
Chicago June reports from the Leopold Franks murder case note alienists contesting the youths’ mental state. Dr Krabh presented theories on their impulses and alleged brain activity while defense experts push phsychological tests for August trial readiness.
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Chicago
Nathan Leopold
Kole
Wien
Krabh
Atte
Uae
Gileged
Leu
Wrank
Tenpeld
Sean Aturted
Tadiy
Cole
Dever
Atott K. Mitchell
Uroucht
Akeipal
Pelle
Witter
Joere
Accuse Clerk of Blackmail In Portand Election Note
Portand police report a clerk named Walker Stewart, 28, accused of blackmail in a typed letter demanding money. The author identity is to be revealed by inspectors. investigation ongoing. Election returns from fifty precincts show senator results Fernald 1983, Guernsey 257. governor Brewster 0. France hosts a family party for Bernard Varley and relatives, with several unable to attend.
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Ton. W. Vu. Tuna
Walker Stewart
United By
United States Postetthce
I F. Fatrhen
Tugayen
Attempterd Dinekmnall Aw
Mdidreanen
Pontattles Ofticiais
Mand Pumary
Portlant
Ffty
Fai
Prhoney
Fernald
Cguernsley Lsnt
Jack 257
Geternae
Brewster
Pare Ritellen
Aigle
France
Jernard Varley
Ted Ie
Say Lilly Men First to Fire in Lilya Tragedy Trial
The trial in Hensbutg Pennsylvania opens with testimony about a night of violence in Lily where three men were shot during a Ku Klux Klan confrontation. Monohan faces murder charges as prosecutors argue the crowd was attacked during a rally and the state seeks a verdict on murder.
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Hensbutg
Menta
Moonhan Hurich
Beran
Wits
Fry Wien
Kane
Aivans
Ku Klar
Wian
Monahan
Donle
Pistriet
Del
Weliner
Monnaies Ly
Len Withathena
Slemp Forces Issue In G O P Party Battle
Washington June 14 differences among Republican leaders flare again over Cleveland convention methods as Secretary Slemp threatens resignation and President Coolidge acts as peacemaker. Slemp pushes for changes, Butler contends, while dismissal from active campaign leadership looms amid talk of dictatorship and unrest in the party.
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SLEMP
G.O.P
Washington
Cleveland
Coolidge
Cruscom Slemp
Coulida
Wri M. Butler
Jo Telepublican
Persident
Slenm
Raslnn
Coultilee
Ctnelanad
Wavuik
Cuatermeen
Withers Taglies
Steyh
Campaing
Cool- Wye
Saanmiden
Balloon Race Safe and Sane Ends Reported Landings
In Associated Prony coverage, balloon landings were reported after a safety rally for the Gordon Bennett cup. Captain For, piloting the American Uncle Bam, landed near Rowen with Indian pilot Miser Josephvalle. Derian and Bettiah Banshee MT Miser Baldwin also reached ground nearby in the Maxella region.
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SELES
Honeswell
Bam
Rowen
Miser Josephvalle
Derian
Miser Baldwin
Auhoue
Bries
Tia Mrurtheet-Maxella
Meteorite Found On J W Guill Farm Land
A meteorite was found on the farm of J W Guill and examined by scientists J Chark and Krebs. The object is described as roughly ore-like with bright specks, weighing about one pound, and shows signs of being heated. Authorities withheld a definite identification pending further investigation.
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J. W. Guill
Sean
Chek
Wall Brewer
Charleston Hoeyet
Fara
J. W. Gull
jChark and
Krebs
Seologiat
Uthele
Orighi
Sonia Puptavh
Hand of Dead Man Blamed For Second Gun Turret Blast
The naval court of inquiry says a dead man touched a turret switch causing a rifle blast that injured four aboard the USS Mississippi. A rescue party member testified the act was accidental during body removal, as officers noted chaos and a raid on I W W headquarters fanned tensions in San Pedro.
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Ban Pispt
Mississipp
Naval Court of Inanity
George A. Gelelree
Cerret
Wwe
Jury Selection In Means Trial Shrouded By Prohibition Case
Nine jurors were selected for the trial of Gaston Means and Elmer W. Jarnecke on conspiracy to violate the Volstead Act charges. The case connected with high government officials and possible whiskey movement prompted questions about prejudgment. The proceedings noted Felder as sponsor and raised questions about treasury involvement in the liquor trade.
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New York
Gaston BL Means
Atment of Justice
Elmer W. Jarnecke
Federal Cours
Tai
Thomas Felder Sponsel
Secretary of the Treasury
Whem
Felder
Japan protest reply sent to Tokyo amid immigration dispute
Washington reported that the United States dispatched Ambassador Hawthorn to send the official note to Tokyo regarding Japan’s protest to the new immigration law’s exclusion section. The text was withheld until an arrangement in Tokyo and Washington could be made, with publication expected Thursday. Ambassador Hanihara may depart July 12 or 13 to report in person, and no resignation or recall occurred.
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Washington
Weehington
Japan
Tokio
Hawthorn
St Surlitz
Hughes
Hanihara
State Department
Henihar
Communists and Laborites in Fight at National Convention
Conflicting factions of Communists and union labor and farmer groups clash over control at a national Carrier-labor progressive convention in St Paul. Debates center on presidential candidate support and the structure of a centralized party, with leaders like Wm. Z. Foster opposing the majority report. Delegates expected from Milesola and Moscow internationale affiliates.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Anit
Sontyey
Nacional Carrier-labor Progressive Convention
Tonerraw
Rttangou Unia
Senater
Teudens
Phettarry
Cami Palen
Commouniats
Wm. Z. Foster
Aid GC
New York
Milesola
Moscow
Stone Named Rail Union Chief in Reorganization
Warren S. Stone, chief engineer of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, was elected president of the union overseeing banking, insurance, and pension operations. The reorganization creates two vice presidents, a secretary, and a grand chief engineer to manage departments under Stone, who will focus on banking and financial activities.
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Brand
Engineers’ Brotherhood
AIF
Cleveland
Cueveland
Warren S. Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive
Enete
Neers
Indor
Ilennsi O
Pla
Stone
Steng
Department of Insurunes and Pension
Mr. Stone
Brotherhood
Bringh Bank
Majority rule sparks party conflict in New York
In New York on June 18, McAdoo backers press to force adoption of the majority rule to win the presidential nomination on the first ballot, while Governor Smith and his managers resist. Late developments place Carter Glass and John W. Davis in key campaign roles as candidates vie for influence, with Bryan and his brother among those keeping watch on delegates.
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New York
Democrat Party
McAdoo
Smith
McAdog
Hay
Sinted
Connecticut
Carter ‘Glass
Virginia
John W. Davie
Carter Glass
Oscar Underwood
Nfo
William Jennings Bryan
Flurlea
Charles
Nebraska
Tal
Soan Eary
United States
Mom Doo
Rand
Seven Arrests In Train Robbery Near Chicago
Chicago June 11 Savan arrests have been made in connection with the holdup last Thursday night of a Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul mall train near here. Loot valued at two to three million dollars. Morgan A Collins chief of police says those held are believed connected and charges will be filed soon. A E Germer federal investigator confirms identity of robbers as likely, with no warrants issued yet and no securities recovered.
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Chicago
Savan
Chicago, Milwaukee & St.Paul
Morgan A. Collins
A. E. Germer
Inapeeter
Ppliva
Gernier
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