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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1932

Page

12

Senate Debt Issue Sparks Foreshadowing Explosion

The article reports a chaotic sequence in WALKINGTON, June with talk of a 171,500,090 payment from Britain to the United States on July 1, 1993. It notes European debt concerns, reactions in Capitol Hill, and comments by Senators Beran, Lowia, Borah, and Lewis amid a looming veto battle and potential extensions of measures.

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Lindbergh Case Witness Describes Meetings and Ransom Talks

In a lengthy session, Colonel Lindbergh testified about meetings with Curtis and others, detailing alleged contact with kidnapers and ransom negotiations. He described observing intermediaries and a figure known as John, who threatened to auction the baby, with Curtis claiming influence over the gang.

Curtis Newark Anthony M. Hauck, Jr Adam 0. Robbins Coronel Lindbergh Guy A. Burrage Curtie Norfolk Bank Joan F Jafele Elmira Cape May N. J Lindbergh

Robertson Case Hearings Near End In Trace Mountain Slaying

The magistrate overruled a defense motion to dismiss the charges as Robertson testified he knew nothing of Mrs. Thurman’s death. Stephenson remained a key figure with alibis and a letter hinting at threat. Witnesses placed Stephenson near Trace Mountain during the night, and police sought a torn confession amid technicality debates.

Cution Chafin Charles L. Estep Robertson Hig Thurman Hhs Negro Stephenson Sipe Ed Dalton Holden Trace Mountain James Murphy Robertson Home Josie Carpenter M Logan Hotel Wiliamson Logan Harry Emmett F. Scaggs Estep Bet Bril Naaman Jackson Chatin Don Chafin Chambers and Bir Estep Aa Ris

Roosevelt, Garner, and Roosevelt Support Loom in 1932 Nomination

The scene on the floor shows al Smith Ritchie of Maryland Murray of Oklahoma and McAdoo from California contending for "Cactus Jack" Garner of Texas while Garner’s forces press for the two thirds rule. Prohibition plank sparks clashes as Barkley denounces Hoover. Roosevelt supporters shift strategy as backroom talks gather pace and Governor Roosevelt signals a fight pause.

al Smith Ritchie Maryland Murray Oklahoma McAdoo California Cactus Jack Garner Texas Smith New York Massachusetts Nore Jimmie Walker Hitchie Bill Murray Oklahom Ritchle Wisconsin Roosevelt John J. Raskob Raskob Barkley Alvany James Franklin D., Jr Preas

Paris Opens First Speakeasy The Temple of the Dry Regime

Louis Moyses opens Paris first speakeasy in the former Grand Eecart club. A sliding door front and faux library entrance lead to a gan lamps lit room with popular music food and drinks attracting an amused crowd.

Paria Coen Speakeasy Paris Louis Moyses

Edmonton man ends travels by stepping before train

More than 100,000 miles of travel ended for Mer man Heatnick, 70, of Edmonton, Alberta, when he placed his head on a railroad track in front of a speeding train. A diary recounted his journeys and claimed he had found the end of the road.

Hinds Surette Louis Merman Heatnick Edmonton Alberta

Senate Recess Conferees Clash Over Reconstruction Loans

Speedy Action 20 to 17 leaves pending motion to reconsider the vote on the conference report. Garner vows to appoint the same four members, two of whom are in Chicago, with Jones likely asking the Senate to accept the bill as written if they do not return. Garner pushes for wide authority for the reconstruction corporation to make loans. the Senate limits loans to self liquidating public projects. The Senate maintained its stance, approving only 600000 for board operating funds this year, instead of the house's 1000000. By 38 to 12, the chamber blocked further reconsideration of the earlier reconstruction agreement.

Jones Senate Boesker Garner Rowse Chicago Garner Reconstruction Corporation Fara Board House

For Nervous Headaches Capudine Relief Promoted

Nervous headaches sign of high nerve strain. Capudine offers quick relief for headaches and nerve pains without opiates or stomach upset. Liquid form acts almost instantly, sold by druggists in 10c, 30c, and 10c per dose.

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