Poisoned Dagger Mystery in Shanghai Suburbs
A historical account features detective Foo Wang pursuing the Ko Lao Hui, seeking leader Chen Kin Lung after a rash of poison dagger murders near Shanghai. Chen Kin Lung is captured, but after a coerced interrogation and loss of contact, the case ends with his fate unknown.
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Hirty
Shanghai
Foo Wang
Sherlock Holmes
China
Ko Lao Hui
Cone Foo Wang
Sind
Chen-kin-Lung
Four
Celestial Empire
Pekin
Chen Kin-Lung
Trial at Hand Hauptmann Lindbergh Case Draws World Attention
Fleming ton New Jersey focus remains on the Hauptmann murder trial of the Lindbergh baby as witnesses including Mrs Anne Lindbergh Colonel Lindbergh and nurse Miss Betty Gow testify. Court details show Justice Thomas W Trenchard presiding while prosecutors press a decisive case against the German carpenter accused of a crime that shocked the nation.
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Flemington
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Charles Lindbergh
New Jersey
Supreme Court
Thomas W. Trenchard
Lindbergh
Hauptmann
Sourland Mountain
Betty Gow
Scotch Purse
Miss Gow
Elsie Whatley
Mrs. Whatley
The
Lindberghs
Reilly
Ing
Bruno Hauptmann
Fights for Life in Hauptmann Murder Trial
Key witness Corporal Joseph Wolfe testifies on Lindbergh baby crime scene details. He describes finding the ransom note on the south window sill and mud traces on a suitcase near the window, noting no fingerprints were found on the note when troopers arrived.
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Joseph Wolfe
New Jersey State Police
Wolfe
Troopen- Kelly
Hauptmann Trial Portrayals Spotlight Key Figures In Flemington
The article describes Reich known as Al Reich the nurse bodyguard, Condon identifying Hauptmann as the ransom payer at Woodlawn cemetery, and profiles David Wilentz the attorney general leading the case. It contrasts Wilentz with defense chief Edward Jay Reilly and notes supporting attorneys and the dramatic Flemington setting.
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al Reich
Reich
Condon
Woodlawn
Hauptmann
Reilly
Colonel Lindbergh
David T. Wientz
New Jersey
George K. Large
Anthony M. Hauck, Jr
Hunterdon County
Wilentz
Edward Jay Reilly
New York
Lloyd Fisher
Flemington
John Hughes Curtis
Norfolk
Egbert Rosecrans
Frederick A. Pope
Montana Legislature Opens With Coalition Heads and New Leaders
The twenty fourth Montana legislative assembly convened in Helena with Senator Ernest Eaton chosen president pro tem and W P Pilgeram elected speaker as a coalition of Democrats and Republicans forms to avert a deadlock. Governor Cooney urges a balanced budget and outlines aims including a highway patrol, salaries, water program, liquor distribution changes, a prison school, and moving to lower interest on public funds.
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Twenty-Fourth Legislative Assembly
Helena
Ernest T. Eaton
Yellowstone County
Senate
W. P. Pilgeram
Cascade County
Eaton
Montana
Frank F. Kelsey
Moorhead
Powder River County
Kelsey
Sam W. Mitchell
Mulholland
Silver Bow County
Mitchell
State Liquor Board
Leavitt
Custer
House
Pilgerman
J. W. Masterson
Custer County
M. J. Mulholland
Silver Bow
D. M. Manning
Treasure
J. B. Connor
Teton
R. A. Emmons
Deer Lodge
C. L. Stevens
Cascade
Albert Kruse
Garfield County
H. D. Rolph
Liberty County
Per Didem
Mileage
James Whaley
Fallon
N. C
Parker
Flathead
Phil Goodwin
Butte
Edward O. Byrne
E. N. Joffray
Jefferson County
Wisconsin
E. C. Reitz
Missoula
John L. Campbell
Sclon
Missoula County
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Campbell
Dennis Dellwoof
Lake County
Ray C. Campbell
John Jewell
Jewell
Dellno
Judith Basin
State Beer Board
Beer Board
Frank H. Cooney
Flight of Birds Speeds Charted by Authority
An expert on avian travel details lammer geirs reach 110 miles per hour while other birds such as carrier pigeons golden plovers swallows quail mallards partridges avens teals and geese show speeds ranging from about 32 to 50 miles per hour.
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Lammer Geirs
Las Neetes Times
Signatures tied to Hauptmann case revealed in clues
The article notes documents in the Hauptmann case show at top the signature "Righard Hauptmann" from an automobile license application, below is an enlarged version, and further down another signature "Richard Hauptmann" assembled from letters in the Lindbergh ransom notes.
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Hauptmann
Righard Hauptmann
Richard Hauptmann
Hauptmann's courtroom calm tests nerves during key testimony
The Hochmuth inquiry unfolds as Joseph Perrone identifies Hauptmann, prompting the first outburst from the accused. Lindbergh and wife testimony fails to unsettle him while Dr. J F Condon, central to ransom talks, is expected to carry weight with jurors.
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Joseph Perrone
New York
Hauptmann
John F. Condon
Lindbergh
Amandus Hochmuth
Cactus Plague in Australia Met With Help from Insect Aid
Australian settlers faced a cactus invasion that covered millions of acres until Central American insects were released to fight it. Billions of eggs released killed many plants, reclaiming land, but root-shoot survival requires a new enemy. Entomologists seek a second insect to attack underground roots.
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Central America
Tet
Australia
Point of View Visitor Quips on Husband’s Golf Hobby
A visitor asks if her husband plays golf and the response humorously notes he does by tearing up sod around a tile ball and swearing like a trooper, highlighting a lighthearted domestic exchange.
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Ilke
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