Massie Case Agreement Quoted by Philadelphia Record
Mrs Thalia Massie says she left Hawaii under an agreement to save her mother and husband from prison terms for the slaying of Joseph Kahawahai. The Record cites offers to commute sentences to one year then one hour in exchange for departure, and notes Massie appealed to Clarence Darrow for confirmation of the deal.
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Mrs. Massie
Hawaii
Mother and Husband
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Record
Thalia Massie
Joseph Kahahawai
Honolulu
Massie
Thomas J. Massie
United States Navy
Father-Son Fete Held At Iroquois
A father and son banquet at the Methodist church in Iroquois drew 130 attendees. Speakers included Judge A K Gardner Coach Frank Coffey and G R McArthur. The evening featured brief toasts, musical numbers, and a community sing along with praise for the organizing group.
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Troquois
Iroquois
Huron
A. K. Gardner
Frank Coffey
G. R. McArthur
Francis Theophilus
Lot Armin
Albright
Supt. C. I. Krumm
Minnesota Lawmaker Killed in Hotel Fall
Washington report says Minnesota Representative Godfrey G. Goodwin died from head injuries after a fall from his hotel room window. Police seek to determine if it was an accident or suicide. Coroner A MacGruder Mac Donald and Kenneth Romney attended. Goodwin had served in the banking and currency and patents committees.
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Minnesota
Washington
Godfrey G. Goodwin
A. MacGruder MacDonald
Kenneth Romney
Cuwin
Goodwin
Banking and Currency and Patents
Republicans Lay Plans For 1934 Congress
Republican leaders summoned executive committees to assemble in Washington on February 27 to map a program aimed at winning the 1934 congressional elections. The call followed a conference with President Hoover, titular head of the party.
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Washington
National Committee
Sanders
Hoover
Sentence handed to Killison duo for farm theft in Battle Creek
Norfolk Nebraska reports Frank Killison and his son Wilbur of Lake Andes were sentenced to four months in jail for stealing six chickens from Ed Tollofsen farm near Battle Creek. Tacy pleaded guilty in the same case.
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Norfolk
Neb
Frank Killison
Wilbur
Lake Andes
Ed Tollofsen
Battle Creek
Tacy
City Briefs Highlight Montgom ery Ward managers trip and local notices
Arthur Tremaine leaves for Mitchell to attend a South Dakota Montgomery Ward managers convention and expects to return tomorrow. Lorna Doane Jackson visits Hurson en route to a concert in Manhattan Minn. Miss Sara L. Dewing returns tonight from Watertown. Mabel Alworth’s sister dies prompting funeral notice for Mrs. Andrew Lynch. Judge Gardner and others attend annual father and son banquet in Iroquois. William Eilers heads to Twin Cities on a buying trip. Local celebrations include a wedding anniversary in Conde with Claude Smith attending. Several figures travel for funerals, business trips, and Elks meetings in Pierre Sloan Sioux City and surrounding towns.
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Arthur Tremaine
Montgomery Ward and Company
Mitchell
South Dakota
Montgomery Ward
Lorna Doane Jackson
Camden Rayburn
Hurson
Mankato
Minn
Modern
S. E
Scross
K &K
Ruth Stransky
Elsa Bonnin
Elg
Adv
Sara L. Dewing
Watertown
Mabel Alworth
Andrew Lynch
A. K. Gardner
G. R. McArthur
Frank Coffey
Iroquois
Gagnon
William Eilers
Fey
Rupert Price
Jay Spink
Jessie Kaiser
Conde
E. H. Smith
Claude Smith
Minneapolis
Huron
D. Lusk
Pierre
Warren Johnson
Aberdeen
Elks
Minnehaha County Receives Relief Fund Aid
Minnehaha County in South Dakota obtained 3500 from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation for relief projects in six towns Dell Rapids Valley Springs Humboldt Hartford Garretson and Colton. Unemployed heads of families will be offered work with clothing fuel and food provided in exchange for labor, and rent payments are not allowed.
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Sioux Falls
Minneoana
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
L. E. Larson
Board of County Commissioners
Pierre
Dell Rapids
Valley Springs
Humboldt
Hartford
Garretson
Colstom
Senate Without Authority in Minnesota Highway Probe
Attorneys for six construction firms filed a brief with a special Minnesota senate group arguing the committee lacks power to compel witnesses or seize books. They say the probe encroaches on the judicial branch and that district court must decide the $1.8 million contract matter, not the senate inquiry. Executives were ordered to appear Thursday night as the committee resumes its highway department investigation.
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Senate
ST. Paul
Minnesota Senate
Senate Committee
Judicial Department
High Department
Women Foil Extortion Plot Ends in Death in Kansas City
An extortionist identified as K W Lattin, 34, was cornered by police at R Crosby Kemper’s home after threatening Mrs Ann Wilde and Kemper’s child Sally Ann. Lattin shot himself as officers closed in. The case recalls prior liquor convictions in Hutchinson and a desperate bid for 15 000 from Kemper.
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Kansas City
Polite
K. W. Lattin
Home Kemper
City Bank and Trust Company
Nolice
Davehier
Kemper
Carl Kelly
Lattins
Lattin
Hutchinson
Huron Legionnaires Attend Frankfort Legion Meeting
William Reaves post of the American Legion was represented by Leo A. Tommey A. H. Crawford and L. H. Cornell at a Frankfort post gathering last night Earl Kearney commander of the Frankfort post invited members of several neighboring units to join the meeting.
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Huron Legionnaires
Frankfort
Leo A. Tommey
A. H. Crawford
L. H. Cornell
William Reaves
American Legion
Assassin Missed President Elect in Roosevelt Visit
Zangara, swarthy assassin, bought a pistol for 8 in a pawn shop and aimed at President Hoover but changed target to Roosevelt on his arrival. Andrea Valenti, living at the same address, held under suspicion. Police report clippings about McKinley’s assassination found on Zangara. he lamented not killing all presidents. He claimed plans to kill the king of Italy previously and said he lost 200 at dog races. Roosevelt stood guard as he spoke from the yacht to the car.
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Secret Service
Mlauit
Phins
Zangara
Hoover
Roosevelt
Andrea Valenti
McKinley
Italy
Miami Attack on Roosevelt Northbound Train
The account details the Miami assassination attempt on President-elect Roosevelt, naming Robert Gore of Chicago Marvin McIntosh and Wilcok as figures, the immediate chaos as guards and bystanders intervened, and Roosevelt’s calm. Observers describe Mrs Cross and Mrs Gill aiding, George Broadnax and Rex Saffer reporting, with Valenti detained and Zangara the alleged shooter. Authorities, including Secret Service, assess the incident as a one man job and reactions pour in from Berlin Paris and Rome.
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Robert Gore
Chicago
Marvin McIntosh
Roosevelt
Wilcok
Distri
Gautier
Miami
Hin
W. F. Cross
James. Galloway
Miami Beach
George Broadnax
Secret Service
Cermak
Gill
Rex Saffer
Associated “Press Bureau
Cross
Tom
Fred‘eri
Kernochan
New York City
Dade County
Zangeraoc
Ben-Gay Ad Claims Non Drug Pain Relief
An older advertisement promotes Baume Bengué or Ben-Gay as a topical pain remedy for neuralgia sciatica neuritis rheumatic pain back neck headache and chest colds. It cautions against imitations and urges buyers to insist on the real Ben-Gay from their druggist for effective results.
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Baume Bengué
Attempt on Roosevelt life shocks capitals around world
The assault sparked surprise and excitement as President Rodriguez slept. A secretary notified him and a message was sent to Roosevelt. Foreign Minister Puig Casaurane and American embassy staff learned of the event through the Associated Press. Mussolini was informed in Rome and expressed relief that Roosevelt was unharmed.
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Roosevelt
Rodriguez
Puig Casaurane
Washington
Associated Press
Atussolini
Rome
Benito Mussolini
Mr. Roosevelt
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