Renew Plea For Mooney Freedom In San Francisco
Defense of Tom Mooney rally in San Francisco renews pardon demands as they back Oregon mountaineer Paul Callicutte whose tale persists as new hope. Aaron Sapiro says Callicutte's statements deserve credence and challenge Gov. Rolph's prior pardon denial.
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San Francisco
Tom Mooney
James Rolph, Jr
Aaron Sapiro
New York
Mooney
Paul M. Callicutte
Sapiro
Cullicotte
Oregon
Rolph
Callicotte
Sniffer's Nose Key in Padlock Case Against Frayne
New York October 14 1947 The government hinges a padlock case on Joseph A Frayne a prohibition agent who testified he sniffed near South Avenue and 25th Street in a site linked to Owney Madden’s brewery claiming the air smelled of strong beer He recounted to federal Commissioner Cotter how he could detect alcohol by scent Attorney Louis Halle challenged Fraynes sniff test noting he could not smell beer. Frayne countered with a cabbage remark The raid location and details were described during testimony
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New York
Joseph A. Frayne
Frayne
South Avenue
25Th Street
Owney
Cotter
Louis Halle
Halle
Mr. Hallel
Frayne raid hinges on Frayne snuff sin and warrant
A police raid occurred without a search warrant after a man named Frayne was seen at a ceremony. Commissioner Cotter must decide by Monday whether Frayne’s confessions are reliable enough to justify the raid and whether the brewery should be padlocked.
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Frayne
Cotter
Release of 75 Percent Crop Lien for Northwest Farmers
Minneapolis reports a federal order allowing 25 percent loan repayment now and postponing 75 percent until 1932. Farmers may sell 95 percent of pledged grain without restriction. The 1932 extension covers seed loans in the region, totaling 23.27 million dollars to 113,047 borrowers across several states. Congress may grant more time to settle remaining 17.46 million after required 25 percent payment.
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Minneapolis
Northwest
L. J. Paulson
Northwest Seed Loan Agency
Paulson
Minnesota
North
South Dakotas
Montana
Iowa
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Michigan
Grand Forks
Congress
Dog Attacks Driver After Auto Kills Boy
In Marshall North Carolina an automobile driven by Harry Tucker of Hammond Indiana struck five year old Charles Davis who tried to cross the road with his dog. The dog attacked Tucker after he exited the vehicle and Tucker was beaten off by the dog’s beating.
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Marshall
N. C
Charles Davis
Harry Tucker
Hammond
Ind
Tucker
Huron Chosen By C E S For 1933 Meet At Aberdeen
Aberdeen October 14 Mrs Kate Fagg Williams of Aberdeen was elected worthy grand matron at the state convention of the Order of Eastern Star. Huron was picked as the 1932 meeting place amid routine business on by laws amendments. Attendance hovered near 1000 as subordinate secretaries were welcomed and officers from Minerva Chapter Aberdeen were invited to demonstrate opening balloting and closing.
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Aberdeen
Kate Fagg-Williams
Order of Eastern Star
Huron
Oliver Apray
Sioux Falls
Erma Kubler
Deadwood
H. G. Gregerson
Madison
Angie L. Willliams
Anna Stru
Daphnne Serles
Waterway project urged by Christopherson at Aberdien
Congressman C A Christopherson appealed to voters in Aberdien to back Hoover to push completion of the Great Lakes St Lawrence waterway. He argued it would shorten sea distance, cut transport costs, and counter Roosevelt efforts that could derail the project.
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Aberdien
Great Lakes-St Lawrence
Rorthwest
C. A. Christopherson
Hoover
South Dakota
Roosevelt
New York
East
New York City
Fined $100 after pleading guilty in liquor transport case
B. F. Kelley paid a $100 fine in Municipal court after pleading guilty to transporting intoxicating liquor. He was arrested early today by Huron police and federal prohibition agents who found about five pints of liquor in his car.
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B. F. Kelley
Kelley
Huron
Hoover Receives B E F Petition At White House
President Hoover welcomed a Bonus Expeditionary Force delegation to the White House after a meeting with secretary Frank Hines. The group delivered a petition calling for clothing, blankets, mattresses, pots, food allowances, and quicker payment of adjusted service certificates while condemning the eviction of marchers from the District of Columbia last year.
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Washington
Hoover
Bonus Expeditionary Force
Hoke Smith
Frank T. Hines
Veterans Affairs
Chic
Smith
White House
Hines
Uniontown
District of Columbia
Commitees of delegates meet to discuss bonus expeditionary force
The statement notes satisfaction that the president received the committees and argues the bonus expeditionary force was not the criminal group attacked by the attorney general. It says the censure aimed at Hoover for eviction methods, not the president, and suggests he was misinformed by advisers.
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Hoover
Hoke Smith
Bonus Expeditionary Force
Bonus -Expeditionary Force
District of Columbia
Confesses to Part in Minot Oil Station Robbery
Fred Kroger alias Fred Parker, of Lennox, confessed to participating in an oil station robbery at Minot North Dakota. He faces transfer today to Minot for sentencing after heavy penalties already imposed on two Aberdeen youths. Kroger was arrested Monday night at Lennox and brought to Aberdeen Thursday night, then to Minot by state officials. The report notes Kroger’s link to a crime that sent Willard Knight and Victor Weig ten years in the North Dakota penitentiary.
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Minot
Aberdeen
Fred Kroger
Lennox
N.D
North Dakota
Kroger
Fred Parker
Willard Knight
Victor Weig
Road authority liability under review amid legal challenge
Authorities rule on liability while heirs contest provisions and indicate a possible legal amendment. The dispute centers on responsibility for road maintenance and safety as heirs seek changes to current statutes.
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C.E.S
Bonus Army
Istanbul
Representati Loose-Wiles Sunshine Biscuit Co
Nash Coffee
Harvey
Pearl
Kiefer
T. J. Harvey CO
National Biscuit Company
Uneeda Bakers
Chevrolet
Fice
Willys
Omaha
Essex
Ford
R. N. Jones Chevrolet CO
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