Principals in NRA Code Trial Move in US Case
The article names Ernest T. Weir, chairman of the Weirton Steel Co., as a principal figure in the NRA Code trial. Federal Judge John P. Nields presides, with Assistant Attorney General James L. Fly leading the prosecution.
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Ernest T. Weir
The
Weirton Company
John P. Nields
James L. Fly
Wilmington
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Weirton Steel Company
City Divided Over Whipping Case in Hammond
In Hammond Indiana a dispute over punishing Mary Fellows Randozo a 40 year old mother who whipped a white haired school teacher after the teacher struck one of her four daughters. she was jailed and fined 25 dollars.
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Mary Fellows Randozo
Dillinger bust carved by Indiana stone cutter
A limestone bust of the outlaw John Dillinger by August Mack, a 62 year old stone cutter from near Bedford Indiana, stands as a lasting tribute. Mack used Dillinger photographs as models and finished the sculpture in two weeks, noting a wooden gun at the base recalling Dillinger’s escape from Crown Point jail.
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Indiana
Dillinger
August Mack
Bedford
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Mack
Crown Point
Greenwich beauty parlor romance ends amid wealth dispute
Lloyd Boyer, 35, is held in Wichita on charges linked to the disappearance of Victor Paddock, a war veteran last seen five years ago in Eureka. Police say Paddock’s body was dismembered and buried near Eureka. A woman friend reportedly aided the arrest.
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Sylvia
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Lloyd Boyer
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Victor Paddock
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Paddock
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When Jesse James Was America's No 1 Public Enemy
A historical note chronicles the outlaw Jesse James as the era’s most notorious figure after the Civil War, detailing his reign of terror through train and bank robberies and the broad notoriety he gained across states and regions.
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Jesse James
Missouri
America
United States
W. James
James
Dust storms hit Midwest farms and hurt livestock
The region faces severe dust storms forcing snowplows into service across Iowa the Dakotas Nebraska Minnesota and surrounding states. Dust piles sap soil and stock with many cattle and other livestock dying from eating dusty food as farmers plow to clear fields.
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Dakotas
Nebraska
Minnesota
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