Woman in Weyerhaeuser kidnaping case awaits forced trial
Mrs. Margaret Waley, 19, wife of Harmon Waley, who faces 45 years for the Weyerhaeuser kidnapping, awaits her forced trial date in Tacoma Washington. She leaves court with jail matron Mrs. Edward O'Brien after authorities refused to let her plead guilty as her husband did. Investigators told the court she was merely a dupe.
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Margaret Waley
Harmon Waley
Weyerhaeuser
Tacoma
Wash
Waley
Edward O’brien
Judge Pardons Drunk Driver and Pauses Jail Time
Everett Stemple faced jail after a Justice of the Peace conviction for drunken driving. Judge H W Dent granted a pardon suspending the sentence upon payment of a $25 fine in five monthly installments starting July 1, with a $200 bond. Stemple’s attorney Eugene Sommerville cited his farmer father’s need for assistance. An additional order in Rosa B Poe vs Harrison Wolfe and D R Shafer ratified a real estate sale to Harry L Baker Ollie Wolfe and Olaf B R Lawson.
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Everett Stemple
Justice of the Peace
Bydge H. W. Dent
Temple
Ona C. Jefferys
Dent
Stemple
Eugene Sommerville
Wickwire
Rosa B. Poe
Harrison Wolfe
D. R. Shafer
J. Guy Allender
Harry L. Baker
Ollie Wolfe
Olaf BR. Lawson
F R Seeks Continued Row On Government Payments
The discussion centers on cash payment for securities with accrued interest and exchange for nongold securities at the same rate and maturity. The president asserts no constitutional right to sue the government and emphasizes sovereign immunity. The piece notes the policy of equal dollar for dollar payments and potential congressional action.
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F. R
United States
Congress
Automatic Shocker Eliminates Harvest Hands In Kansas Field
Peter Ketelson of Wichita proclaims an automatic shocker perfect after 12 years of trial on Will Schweizer’s 280 acre wheat field near Wichita. The device shoots bundles, retrieves them and replaces harvest hands normally needed to shock bundled grain.
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Peter Ketelson
Wichita
Kas
Will Schweizer
Congress Oversight Proposal on Securities and Money
The text asserts that the United States government will not allow its courts to aid efforts to sabotage government operations or private speculation. It emphasizes reaffirming and defining congressional control over securities and money issued by the United States of America.
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United States
Congress
United States of America
Constable Continued From Page One In Courtroom
Totten arrested the alleged robber on a driving charge while the writ was refused. Claude Carpenter was present in court to intimidate Albert Casto, whose testimony linked Carpenter to the hold-up of 11 cases of whisky. Casto identified the prisoner as one of three men responsible.
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Totten
I. H. Totten
Carpenter
Claude Carpenter
Albert Casto
Casto
Brothers Seek Record Breaking Streak Amid Rain Fears
James H. Skewes, Chamber of Commerce president and newspaper publisher, offers publishers 100 dollars for every day the Keys stay up after breaking the record. Officials fear rain may interrupt attempts to beat the unofficial mark of 647 hours 29 minutes set by Dale Jackson and Forest O Brine in St Louis in 1930.
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James H. Skewes
Chamber of Commerce
The
Keys
Dale Jackson
Forest O'Brine
St. Louis
New Agency Aims To Help Youth Through School And Work
The passage describes a new agency to aid youth by enabling completion of high school and college, and by providing work on relief projects. A national advisory committee will coordinate with state and local committees and with industry, agriculture, and commercial groups. Williams becomes executive director and has a varied background, with Miss Roche chairing a special executive committee.
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Williams
Miss Roche
Harry L. ‘Hopkins
Woodsdale Cemetery Beautified With New Four Acre Lawn
Woodsdale Memorial Bar, improved by W H Young over six months, gains a four acre lawn section in Section B, with graded landscaping and fenced driveways. A trust fund ensures perpetual care, and plans include hedges and landscaping at the Route 50 entrance and around the Woodsdale Memorial park block.
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Woodsdale Memorial
W. H. Young
Woodsdale Cemetery Association
Young
Woodsdale Memorial Park
Classified rates and rules for Sentinel ads
Classified Sentinel lists rates: 2 cents per word for the first insertion, 1 cent per word for each additional insertion, with consecutive insertions in the regular column style. Minimum charge 45 cents. Each initial and each figure counts as a word. Example 421 equals three words. Ads must stay within proper classifications. report errors immediately. Sentinel bears no more than one incorrect insertion.
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Sentinel
City to Open Railroad Street for Parking Plan
City commissioners seek to reopen Railroad street and convert it into public parking to ease acute parking pressure. Proposals include moving the Baltimore and Ohio fence, filling embankment, and directing traffic from Latrobe and Main into La Fayette alley with exit on St Johns street, potentially adding space for 100 to 150 cars.
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Railroad Street
Main Street
Main
Latrobe Street
City Solons
Washington, Boyd
St. Johns Street
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Latrobe and
Main Streets
la Fayette Alley
Bonafede’s
Archdeacon’s
Wehn
Early Filing Projects Qualified Under New PWA Program
The text discusses earlier filing projects that qualified under the new program by calculating the cost per man per year to the government with a 45 percent grant. It notes good PWA projects should not be excluded from consideration.
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PWA
PWA study finds federal cost to keep a man at work at 959 a year
The PWA economics division reports that with a 45 percent grant, the federal cost per worker per year on completed projects averages 959 dollars. The study covered 72 construction types and used direct site employment data, excluding indirect labor. State officers will review non federal project applications locally before forwarding to Washington to speed approvals.
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PWA Division of Economics and Statistics
PWA
Washington
Advisory Committee
Two Trials Conducted In City Police Court
In city hall this morning Mayor E Otto Waugh disposed of two docketed cases. Robert Fry was arrested on drunkenness in public at the west side carnival at 11 05 pm and found guilty receiving two days work on city streets. Mike Tucker faced drunkenness and public indecency charges, posted 5 bond, failed to appear, bond forfeited.
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City Hall
E. Otto Waugh
Robert Fry
Mike Tucker
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