Attorneys Prepare To Carry Appeal To Supreme Court
Trenton N J Oct 9 Brunos Hauptmanns attorneys began a new campaign to save the convicted Lindbergh baby killer from the electric chair with an appeal to the U S Supreme Court The defense planned to file a petition for a writ of errors and appeal in New Jersey s highest court They studied the opinion and drafted fresh steps for the new campaign Lack of funds may hinder the appeal public subscription was expected to cover costs The defense may seek clemency a new trial or release of Hauptmann s biography to raise money Prolonged legal options point to a late November or early December execution date by Justice Trenchard who must set a date between four and eight weeks after receiving the record
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Bruno Richard Keauptmann
Attornaya
Lingbergh
Supreme Court of the United States
T of Errors
Appeala
New Jersey
Apiiann
Anna
Sxbert Rosccrans
Ing
Court of Orrors
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Flemington
Rosecrans
Fisher
Supreme Court
Prison Board of Managers
Bost
Preal
Fle
Court of Pardons
Harold G. Hoffmann
Luther A. Campbell
Court of Errors and Appeals
Bath
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Supeome Court
Thomas W. Teenchard
Trenchard
Did You Know John Sauer Lived In Huron Longest?
John A Sauer has lived in Huron longer than any other person. He arrived in May 1880 with goods for his father's store and traveled from De Smet to the track site near Iroquois before walking to Huron. He met C D Houghton en route as both continued to the growing town.
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John A. Sauer
Huron
Euron
Iroquois
C.D. Houghton
Hauptmann Offered $10,000 To Confess Lindbergh Kidnapping
New York Evening Journal reports Bruno Hauptmann could avoid the electric chair by confessing to the Lindbergh baby kidnapping and murder. A powerful New Jersey official allegedly pledges $10,000 and life imprisonment as the offer's price, with conditions including naming an accomplice and aiding prosecutions.
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New Jersey
Bruno
The
New York Evening Journal
New Jersey Court of Errors and Appeals
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Beane Carpenter
Lindbergh
Hauptming
Paner
C E S Election Set For Today
The South Dakota Grand Chapter of the Eastern Star holds officer elections as the main agenda of today's session after the Redfield home dedication. Over 1,000 attended the ceremonies despite cold weather, with another evening session at the college auditorium and the con- clusion planned for Friday afternoon. Frances Haun of Nashville tops a list of distinguished visitors attending the South Dakota gathering, as others from Nebraska Iowa Wyoming and more arrive for the event.
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South Dakota
Grand Chapter
Eastern Star
Redfield
Eastern Line
College Auditorium
Frances Haun
Nashville
Tenn
South
Emil Otander
Iowa
Charles Townsend
Wyoming
McPherson
Nebraska
W. G. Mi
Harold Landeryou
McDonald
Laura Nickelson
Mercury Dips to 19 Above in Huron
The morning coldest of the season sees the temperature at 19 above with locals bracing for showers tonight and Friday. Weathermen forecast a warming trend and mixed conditions as the week progresses.
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Huron
Modern Pied Piper Heads For Mankato
Nankato Minnesota reports a modern pied piper E N Avevitl from Fort Dodge Indiana will lure rats with a bacterial culture mixed in food. The method replaces the traditional flute and aims to drive rodents from their haunts.
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Minm
E. N. Avevitl
Fort Dodee
Conditions Improve for Farmers in Dakotas and Nebraska
P J Hogan president of the Federal Land Bank of Omaha said farmers in Tawa Nebraska South Dakota and Wyoming still feel drought impacts but conditions are measurably better than a year ago. He spoke during a semi annual Farm Credit Administration conference noting lower loan delinquency and expected improvement this fall especially in Iowa after harvest. South Dakota shows wide variation with drought ravages in the western live stock area keeping prices low while northeastern areas have better yields though generally low quality.
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Pje
D P. Hogan
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
Tawa
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wyoming
Hogan
Land Bank
Farm Credit Administration
Iowa
Wallace Seeks Regular Budget for Tree Shelterbelt Funds
Secretary Wallace requests including funds for the great plains tree shelterbelt in the 1936-37 regular budget. The agriculture department seeks steady funding to run the shelterbelt program rather than relying on emergency provisions. First plantings covered about 125 miles of field belts and 3,000 acres of farmstead plantings last spring.
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Washington
Wallace
Great Plains
Agriculture Department
Forestry Service
Mil Strike Fray Near Chicago Faces Setback
Chicago battles over milk supply deepen as Mayor Kelley and Health Commissioner Bundesen fail to halt the near guerrilla conflict with strikers. Governors Horner and various farmers hold firm, while embargo appeals spread from Racine and Kenosha to Wisconsin and beyond.
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Chicago
Keley
Horner
Kelley
Herman N. Bundesen
Gow Horner
Pure Milk Association
United Farmers of Minds
McHeary
PNA
Mlinois
Wisconsin
Indiana
Ohio Farmers’ Union
Lima
Yankton
S. C
Milo Reno
Farm Holiday Association
and & H.everson
Farmers Union
Burlington
Mts
Racine
Kenosha
Philip F. LaFollette
Roosevelt Visits Tropical Island
President Roosevelt landed at Cocos Island for a shore dinner with Houston and Portland officers during his Pacific trip. He reportedly caught a 11 foot sailfish after a 40 minute fight, while a trawler hunted sunk treasure nearby. Cloudy weather paused inflation plans for the Explorer II balloon in Rapid City with no forecast for tomorrow.
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Tropical Island
President Roosevelt
Cocos Island
Cosos Island
Houston
Portland
Pacific
Rapid City
Legions Push into Ethiopian Interior Amid Sanctions
Italy resumes offensive in Haile Selassie's realm driving toward Harar and Addis Ababa while the League of Nations approves broad sanctions against Mussolini's government. Aksum captured as Allied nations fear wider war. Austria and Hungary abstain from sanctions.
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League
Dialy
Pre Bate 30 Nations
Assembly of the
League of Nations
Mussolini
Ethiopia
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Sheba
Adigrat
Hauzien
Lali Somaliland
Gerlogubi
Soth
Harur
Addis Ababa
Lowlan
Erin Somaliland
British Economist Sees Sanctions Securing 30 Years of Peace
Walter Layton argues that the League of Nations can end the Italian war by en masse sanctions under Article 16, warning success would yield peace in Europe for at least three decades and possibly spur new global cooperation. He cites Mussolini’s Africa deployment and Roosevelt’s stance on blockade as pivotal factors shaping the prospective sanctions strategy.
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Hungary
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Rome
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Albania
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Suez Canal
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East Africa
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London
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League
Thas
Mussolini
Africa
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Roosevelt
United States
Modern Medicine Aids Italians Says Medical Leader
Rochester Minn October 10 Ethiopian disease threat invading Italians is less serious than feared, asserts Dr J Tate Mason of Seattle president of the American Medical Association He believes Italian doctors will curb spread among soldiers and that modern medicine has prepared for any emergency.
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Rochester
Minn
Ethiopia
J. Tate Mason
Seattle
Mason
Mystery Death of Unknown Family in Far North
In Duluth Minnesota on October 1 a blank mystery hides the fate of an unknown homestead family found dead in wild country north of Lake Superior. A road surveyor uncovered a dilapidated log house beside eight obscure graves with no headstones. Old timers speculate a long ago smallpox epidemic may have killed the family.
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Duluth
Minn
Lake Superior
U.S. Forest Service Office
Conspiracy theories swirl around Huey Long's death
The piece reports that Huey Long's assassination is being spun as a conspiracy by Long supporters to create a martyrdom myth and bolster the movement, while insiders note the evidence points elsewhere. Private investigations promise new claims, but many doubters see political hype rather than fact.
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