Father Held in Poison Deaths of 5 Persons
Frederick Gros a 49 year old bookkeeper at a chemical firm was arrested on homicide charges after toxicology found traces of poison in the vital organs of two of five family members who died in six weeks. His wife and four children died or fell ill, with authorities suspecting poison in several cases. Gros, who imported the poison from Germany, claimed innocence and said he never used it.
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Frederick Gros
Brooklyn
Katherine
Frank
Oléa Bela
Gross
Frederick, Jr
Lea
Tcams
Pols Sr
Coen Bene
Harbara
Bata
Germany
Nat
Atty
William F. X
Geoghan
Fis Fs
Geon
Naib Zonen
Polton
Barbara
Trederick
Leo
Guard and Convict Slain in Texas Jail Break
In Texas at the Mathewson Prison Farm a guard Virgil Walch and convict Jack Peday were killed during a jail break led by several convicts who released from the matronean. Another guard Tom Stephens was seriously injured as three convicts escaped into the woods. Raymond Yamttien and Joe Vilasiata, recently imprisoned for murder, were cited nearby as the incident unfolded.
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Ealtham
T.x
Elaln
Raymond Yamttien
Joe Vilasiata
Virgil Walch
Jack Peday
Peddy
Tom ‘Stephens
Miss England Breach Suit Aired In Court In Mayfair
London May 10. A breach of promise case involving Angela Joyce and Lord Revelstoke unfolded in court as letters revealed his affection and flirtation. Dishes described as amazing impressed witnesses while the couple’s past Cambridge days and later marriage to Flora Hesketh are noted.
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England
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Angela Joyce
Lord Revelstoke
Robin
Cambridge University
Angela
Cambridge
Aince
Flora Fermor-Hesketh
Thomas and
Bagyiere Hesketh
Neville la
Milord
An Lasurther
Riot by jobless men rocks St Johns streets
In St John s Newfoundland on May 19 hoodlums looted small shops and broke windows as 200 reserve officers joined regular police to restore order. Civilians were hit with batons amid protests aiming at the government building. More than 40 shops suffered damage and reports say jewelry stores and candy shops were raided.
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St. John’s
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Joblesz
Duke, Broke, Goes to Jail
London May 10. The Duke of Manchester pleaded guilty to obtaining money under false pretenses and was sentenced to five months in jail after a 45 minute jury deliberation. He borrowed jewels from his mother’s estate and pawned them totaling 2250 dollars. The case涉及 his wives and trust arrangements. he denied intent to defraud.
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Duke of Manchester
Failty
Consuelo del Valle
New York
Ravenswood
Helena Zimmerman
Cincinnati
U.S
Kathleen Dawes
Specife
Mather
Allevea
Holman Gregory
Duxe
Courteday
S&h
Metal radiation alleged to alter living cells in lab
DETROIT May 10 Discovery of a mysterious radiation from ordinary non radioactive metals is said to act like an evil eye on living cells. Copper iron silver and other metals reportedly affect yeast cell growth by increasing in small amounts and decreasing in larger amounts. Prof E J Fulmer and Dr Margaret B McDonald discuss potential medical and biological implications and note further research to determine if cosmic rays or the earth's gamma rays are involved.
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Mich
E. J. Fulmer
Biophysical Chemistry
Margaret B. McDonald
Iowa State College
Ames
Fulmer
Dean Fulmer
Young Indies
Earth
Dog Howls as Man Hears Death Verdict
In Oakland California on May 10 a stray dog in Judge Frank Ogden's courtroom underscored the moment as Logie Gosden is sentenced to death after being found guilty of poisoning his wife Laura. Gosden’s alleged complicity in an operation linked to Mrs Sandborn is noted as a separate charge.
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Oakland
Calif
Frank Ogden
Warn Nemcine bin
Mike Urath
Joedge Ogden
Logie Gosden
Bllsbeard Kiiler
Marvin Bellu
Illinois Relief Agency to Close
The Illinois emergency relief commission voted to close its headquarters liquidate assets and discharge all employees except those needed to wind up affairs. With federal aid cut off the agency scraped together funds to buy groceries for the unemployed while seeking legislative action to secure future grants.
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Illinois Emergency Relief Commission
Commission
Cook County
State Commission
Robert J. Dunham
Bliss
House of Representatives
Fate of Dave Lamon in Coast Jury's Hands
San Jose May 10 The jury in the second wife murder trial of Davidison, a former Stanford University press executive, began deliberations after Judge Robert Syer instructed deliberations could return one of four verdicts: first degree murder, second degree murder, manslaughter, or not guilty. Two alternate jurors remained in custody.
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Calls
Davidison
Stanford University Press
Lato
Robert Syer
Balm for Lost Love Awarded 125000 in Charlotte
In Charlotte on May 10, Brandon Smith Jr was awarded 125000 in an alienation of affections suit against former father in law Joseph F Cannon a Concord millionaire The jury allocated 75000 for loss of affection and 50000 as punitive damages The defense labeled the verdict a disgrace and planned an appeal The case arose from the implosion of the Smith Reynolds marriage and the former wife Blames Dante Smith for the dynamic in Eight Johnson County District Court proceedings extended into a late Friday night session
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N.C
Brandon Smith
Oman
Joseph F. Cannon
Concord Busines
Anne Cannon
Reynolds Smith
Cannon
Jake N. Newell
W. F. Harding
State Au Preme Court
Smith Reynolds
Smith
Hot Springs Ark
Dante
Farmer Lobby Marches to Washington for Farm Act Support
The vanguard of a dirt farmer lobby moved from the corn belt toward Washington to press preservation and strengthening of the agricultural adjustment act. Northwest Texas and Midwest farmers, paying their own expenses, expect a delegation swelling beyond 100 and plan talks with Secretary Wallace and Farm Administrator Davis. A 250-member contingent from Texas is en route to prepare for arrival in the capital.
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Washington
C. H. Day
Plainview
Tex
Texas Cotton Advisory Council
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Wallace
Chester C. Davis
Waoshiogton, i
Byrd's Thunderous Homecoming in Washington May 10
Admiral Richard Byrd returns from his second Antarctic expedition to a grand Washington welcome. President Roosevelt and cabinet members praise the voyage as a milestone for science and civilization. Families greet the crew at the navy yard and Constitution Hall with speeches, dinner, and reunion moments after two years apart.
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Richard Evelyn Byrd
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Hoossvelt
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Howse
Navy Yard
Hurd
Mr. Roosevelt
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Alad- Din
Virginia
Gov. Peary
Little America
Constitution Hall
Potomac River
Navy Flies Flag Upside Down at Byrd Homecoming
The Navy faced a disruption as the Byrd homecoming ceremony proceeded with the flag over the commandant’s office flying upside down, a signal typically indicating distress. The incident drew attention amid official activities and raised questions about protocol and timing during the event.
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Washington
Navy
Admiral Byrd
Solons Split With President on NRA Extension
Washington May reports show President Roosevelt urging a two year extension of the NRA while Senate Democrats favor a ten month addition. House Democrats push for two years as leaders aim to avoid a prolonged fight before June 18. Senate objections warn of possible delays if the House alters the plan.
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Senate Democrats
Roosevelt
Senate
Leadera
House
Shaiton Morrison
Bonus War Record Sparks Clash Over Bonus Bill Debate
Senator Long attacked President Roosevelt's war record while discussing the Patman money bonus bill as telegrams poured into the White House. D. M. D. and Tydings sparred over war service, while administration forces aimed to sustain a veto with broad backing from veterans groups and Senate votes.
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Spinel
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Batman
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Democratic
Unks
Two Cuban Women Face Court Martial After Siege
In Havana on May 10, Xiomara de Alonzo and Conchita de Giraud, two Cuban women, along with 10 male prisoners, face a court martial after soldiers and sailors attacked Fort Moc Rita. One soldier died and a ransom case tied to sugar magnate Falla Jondt is mentioned as authorities hold the women incommunicado.
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Uus
Fort Mocrita
Xiomara
O'Halloran de Alonzo
Conchita Valvidivies Ao de Giraud
Motarazas
Antonio Guiteras
Senora de Alonzo
Senora de Giraud
Rafael Giraud
Grau 'San Martin
Dr. Giraud
Falla Jondt
Rane
Not Even Wives Relatives Of 200 Fliers Know Where Planes Are
Honolulu May 10 AP unprecedented navy maneuvers behind strict secrecy as 46 seaplanes launched toward Midway Island 1,323 miles away. Washington officials say some planes will take part in other fleet operations while censorship remains in force. No word on progress or destination, while naval authorities monitor the silent voyage and prepare for possible refueling and support at sea. A separate report notes a French seaplane bomber crash near Cherbourg killing three airmen and injuring one.
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Eemital
Imae
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Naat
Twelfth Naval District
Commerce Air Service
Will Thinks Japs May Have Hid Islands
Beverly Mills calls May 10 report notes confusion over Midway Island and 48 planes missing. He speculates Japan may have hidden them and describes corrections about flight times, air force strength, and Allied losses as per Lefc.
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