Note ties Mande Zenge to Kirksville doctor murder
A note found by a taxi driver suggests Mande Zenge may have died by his own hand after a slaying linked to Dr. Walter John Bauer of Kirksville Missouri. The driver picked up a passenger who rode to Navy Pier and left a gray hat a gray suit and a penciled note in the coat. Police pursue possible blood stains and connections to a Chicago man registered as T. B S Jones.
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Mande Zenge
Walter John Bauer
Kirksville
Navy Prier
Louise Schaffer Bauer
Louise Ek
Andy Zenge
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Canton
Zenge
Missouri
Northside Hotel
Navy Pier
Lake Michigan
Southside
Bauer
Ann Arbor, Mich
Jennings Hotel
S. Jones
Man Seriously Hurt When Kicked By Mule
Dewey Williams, 24, of Courtland route 2, was in serious condition at Benevolent Society hospital after a mule kicked him late Wednesday afternoon. The blow to the lower abdomen caused severe lacerations but doctors did not consider his condition critical.
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Markets at a Glance Aug 1 New York
Stocks show late profit taking after an advance with overall strength in rails and specialties. Curb markets mixed while foreign exchanges ease and cotton and sugar hold steady. Hogs rise to 11.10 with a new high, cattle steady, corn uneven as supplies stay scarce.
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Nature of Wounds Align With Milligan Killing Account
Mrs. Lorene Daniel died from a shotgun blast to the head near Shoal Creek. Addison Milligan confessed to the killing, with authorities finding a steel ball in her back and one shot fired. The examination confirmed the manner of death. the scene drew investigators and doctors as Bailey’s court moves forward.
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Daniel
Law
Heat records mark extreme July across central states
An Associated Press report documents record heat across Nebraska Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma with Lincoln Nebraska reaching 105 and Pierre South Dakota 101. Other highs included Kansas City 102 Dallas 96 Chicago 90 and Denver 88. A farmer Abel O Neil died after a wood chopping contest attributed to heat and overexertion in Charleston Arkansas.
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Decatur Leads the State In Heat Wave
A stifling heat wave covered the state with many areas reaching triple digits. Decatur led at 102 degrees while Mobile logged 92 making it the mild outlier. Other towns ranged from 95 to 99 as lawmakers endured the heat in shirt sleeves and forecasts warned of continuing high temperatures.
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Rates Cut For Alabama Power Customers In YY County
Suburban rates for Alabama Power Company were approved by the Public Service Commission, yielding savings of 28 500 dollars to 5 500 customers while covering 8 944 customers in the service area.
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President urges peace as parley opens over Italy Ethiopia
President Roosevelt called for peace as the League of Nations began examining the Ethiopia Italy dispute. He urged both sides to seek nonmilitary solutions while the United States backs diplomatic efforts and urges calm. Hull also voiced hope that Italy and Ethiopia would avoid armed conflict.
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Ethiopia
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Council of League of Nations
United States
League
Hull
Court to Await Oklahoma Appeal on Public Works Loans
Justice Letts of the District of Columbia Supreme Court barred public works loans to four Alabama cities for power plant work until the Court of Appeals acts on a related Oklahoma case. A temporary injunction was extended to tomorrow, with Alabama Power Company petition continuing. Cities named include Florence, Sheffield, Tuscaloosa, and Decatur.
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Letts
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Alabama
Court of Appeals
Oklahoma
PWA
Alabama Power Company
Florence
Sheffield
Tusgumble
Decatur
Mass Army Recruitment Begins in Ethiopia
Mass recruitment for the army started today in Ethiopia after a military review. War council members told Emperor Haile Selassie they feared it may be too late to prevent war.
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Ababa
Ethiopia
Hail Selassie
Four Power Talks May Settle Italo-Ethiopian Conflict
In Geneva agents reported a possible four power conference to discuss peace terms between Italy and Ethiopia. Paris or Ventimiglia were eyed as sites for next week with Premier Mussolini pressing for a non resort to arms clause in the Anglo-French peace formula draft. Laval and Mussolini reportedly discussed a pledge to avoid armed resumption during talks, with league circles hopeful for a tentative agreement within 24 hours.
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Salesman Hurt As Car Leaves Road Near Hart selle
W. B. Tucker traveling salesman, injured when his car left the Bee Line highway south of Hartsville Tuesday afternoon. Found unconscious by Mr and Mrs Bill Whisnan visiting Leesdale. Car struck a telephone pole, ambulance called, Tucker taken to Birmingham. He was not believed seriously hurt.
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Hartselle
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Cullman
Arthur L. Pauls Named Engineer at Pickwick Landing Dam
Arthur L. Pauls is named as engineer for the Pickwick Landing Dam project in southwestern Tennessee. Officials announce the appointment as part of the construction team advancing the river site.
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Arthur L. Pauls
Pickwick Landing Dam
Tennessee
Whisper Campaign Against FDR Revealed in Testimony
The witness testifies a whispering campaign suggested Roosevelt was insane and that Charles Michelson led the effort at Hoover. Black jokes about the claim while Cramer recalls the plan briefly forming and not being carried out. Newsmen report Roosevelt in excellent health.
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Bodies of 2 Are Discovered In Store
The Wolverine Sporting Goods manager Carry Levy and former employee Joe Danneck were found shot dead inside the store shortly after 9 am. Investigators suspect a confrontation between the two men, who had a recent falling out, led to the fatal shooting. Levy’s brother Al Levy discovered the bodies.
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Decatur Welcomes Honolulu Visitors
Mrs Walton Gordon of Hawaii and her party visited Decatur this weekend, hosted by Miss Mary Jo Gordon. The group travels across the United States and arrived from Arcadia before continuing their journey with Mr Frankie. Gordon is noted as a principal in Hawaii.
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Arcadia
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Agreement On AAA Suits Made
Washington August 1 AP report states an agreement on suits related to AAA policy was completed, outlining terms and expected actions by involved parties. No specific names or locations beyond national context were provided.
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Black Corps warns state enemies amid Berlin tensions
In Berlin the Schutz Staffel announces stern loyalty to Hitler and readiness for any showdown, while Count Von Helldorf orders police to stay prepared. Berlin quiets externally as merchants fear shortages and prices rise, with eggs at 72 cents a dozen and butter 64 cents a pound amid summer fruit losses and supply worries.
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Reichsfuhrer
Adolf Hitler
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Schutz Staffel
Hitler
Voel-Kischer Beobachter
Count von Helldorf
Nasuis
World cotton carryover tightens as exports fall
Mr Plauche reports American cotton production near four million bales but consumption drops by about 2.23 million bales, leaving end year carryover around 1.917 million. World consumption set at 12 bales including linters, with South consumption at 4.514 million. Exports for the year total 5.037 million bales. Government holdings near 4.581 million bales.
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Planche
Plauche
Graves to Speak at School Dedication Near Salem
Graves will speak at a rural high school dedication near Salem in north Alabama on August 8 with Mrs. Graves and State official Keller also speaking. A barbecue will be served as thousands are expected to attend the event highlighting the new stone high school with an 8 seating auditorium and gym.
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Toniggas Merceggee Keller
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Alabama
Congress Deadlock Delays Utility Bill Overholding Companies
In Washington the House and Senate debate over abolishing unnecessary holding companies stalls progress on the utility measure. Chairman Rayburn urges conferees to accept Senate wording, warning failure could delay action into the next campaign. Huddleston Holmes and Cooper object to outsider attendance as Cohen PWA attorney is sidelined.
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Army seeks recruits amid vacancies and outreach in Bank Street area
Authorities announce active recruitment due to vacancies and urge interested individuals to contact recruiting offices, including outreach efforts on Bank Street to sign up new service members.
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