Dillinger ties to Bremer kidnapping probe reported
Federal agents linked the John Dillinger gang to the January 17 abduction of St. Paul banker Edward J. Bremer, and ransom bills traced to the gang surfaced in a northern Minnesota search. The manhunt widened as Dillinger's group fled and money was found in a Bohemian resort. Dr. N G Mortenson faced dismissal over treating a wounded outlaw as the manhunt expanded across Twin Cities and beyond.
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Minneapolis
the Tribune
John Dillinger
Edward J. Bremer
St. Paul
Hla
Bremer
Little
Bohemia
Tiliingor Kangatern
St Paul
Joby
Mager Cnre Mora
Lalcr
Noctty
N. G. Mortenson
Twin City
Dillinger
Global leaders plan 10 percent wage hike next year
World and economic officials from Washington to Madrid discuss restoring 10 percent wage increases, while prosecutions and policy actions arise across Arizona, Cuba, and Austria. Reports note Shocking violence in India and unrest surrounding Gandhi, plus possible martial law rumors and mounting labor strikes in Europe as nations weigh cabinet changes and foreign policy responses.
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Domoatic Waahington
Milliant
Vnter
Arizona
Jung Reblen
Waahington
Senate
Stock Exchange
Washington
Piney
Hotine
New York
Federal Authoritien
Getario Machado
Cuba
St. Paul
Dillinger Nearch
Indiana
Aonata Committee
Watlaot
Besar
Mahatma Gandhi
Austria
Japan
Haratdad Ieagio
China
Manchukuo
Madrid
Frenidant Zamora
Fontna
Mysterious Bremerton murders linked to Lindbergh kidnaping claim
An anonymous letter sent from St John New Brunswick to Bremerton police claims Eugene Chenevert was killed for knowledge of the Lindbergh kidnapping. The letter, received as Bremerton investigates a mass murder that left six dead, purports Chenevert was a friend of a man connected to the Lindbergh case. Police say they are intrigued but will not disclose contents. Continued coverage noted.
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Bremerton
Wash
St. John
N. B
Eugene Chenevert
Chenevert
Lved
St John
Boston
Spanish Crisis Could Force President to Quit in Civil War Threat
Madrid report says Spain’s cabinet is vacant as President Niceto Alcala Zamora faces possible reshaping or resignation to avert civil war. Agrarian leader Martinez de Velasco refused the premiership, while factions press hard. Socialists and leftists rally against the government amid a tense, alarm-filled national mood.
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Madrid
Spain
Niceta Alcala
Zamora
Majandra Jerroux
Yenterday
lWadjera
X Stata
Atrikea
Man of Go Ends It in Electric Chair
Chaelle Attia a 60 year old from Larkin was executed today by electric chair after a fatal hammer attack on Prank Motall a 58 year old neighbor woman. The incident occurred January 1933 and Attia was seen days before heading toward Fort Worth Oklahoma before capture months later in southern Arkansas.
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Monteville
Chaelle Attia
Grannfather
Larkin
Han
Fort Worth
Oklahoma
Arkanans Farm
Two San Quentin Convicts Escape
San Quentin Calif April 25. Two convicts escaped from the prison work party. They abducted a guard and fled with aid from a third suspect. Authorities, including 40 guards and police, chased the escapees toward Sacramento, with two suspects identified as Wanda T Stewart and Whiter Wyeth.
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San Quentin
Calif
San Ratiel Por
Inter
Naps
Sarramoto
Wanda T Stewart
Los Angeles
Whiter Wyeth
Stanislaus
Charles L. Groh
We WU
Senator Ashurst Opposes Domain Bill in Grazing Hearing
Washington April 26 AP Senator Ashurst D4 Arts skeptical of unification aim in Taylor grazing bill. He says no time for no more homesteading and urges no divided jurisdiction if bill passes. Interior would control grazing on public domain with agriculture still handling summer ranges. An amendment favored by many Western senators would place grazing jurisdiction with the forest service. Forester F A Silenz says no fear of conflict in administration of grazing lands.
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Washington
Ashurst
D4 Arts
Wenata Penile Lands
Taylor
United States
Roosevalt Han
Interior Department
Agriculture Department
Department of the Interior
Anhurat Agid
Forest Service
F. A. Silenz
Washington mine pickets scattered by tear bombs
Ellensburg April 26 picketers at five Washington coal mines were dispersed by tear gas bombs as state patrolmen halted disturbances after mines reopened. Tens of hundreds of protesters, including women and children, faced off with United Mine Workers and Western miners factions over federal wage/production rulings.
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Washington
Ellensburg
Waah
Hnex
William Cole
State Patrol
State
Cannon Case Soon To Be Decided By Ten Jurors
Washington April 26 The defense and prosecution press for swift jury verdict in the Cannon case as Rishon Cannon Jr and Adam L Hurroughs stand accused of conspiring to isolate the corrupt practices act in a major federal inquiry.
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Washington
Defenna
Promecaution
Neocensary
Rishon Cannon, Jr
Adaml
Hurroughs
Fages Plot Charges In Fargo Federal Case
William Langersforth Dakota indicted on two conspiracy charges for demanding political contributions from individuals seeking federal relief work. Eight associates shown leaving the Fargo federal building after pleading not guilty to the charges.
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Joo
Willian Langersforth
Dakota
Fargo Federal Building
Kidnapped Robles Girl Targeted in Arizona Search
Tucson April 26 authorities branded as not authentic a second ransom note lowering demand from 15000 to 10000 for six year old June Robles granddaughter of rancher Bernade Robles. A city-wide and canyon area search expands beyond Tucson as investigators await a contact.
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Tucson
Ariz
June Robles
Spranlah
Bernade Robles
Colby S. Farrar
Fernando Robles
June
Farrar
House Democrats Reject 10 Percent Super Tax Plan
Washington April 26 AP House democratic leaders said they would fund veteran and federal worker pay raises with new taxes but reject the Senate’s 10 percent supertax on individual incomes. They noted the conference agreement would yield about 417 million annually, excluding Couzens proposed 10 percent levy.
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Washington
House
Senate
Treasury
Couzens
Republicans Planned Attack on Tariff Act Hearing Push
Washington April 28 Republicans move to amend the Roose velt reciprocal tariff act awaiting hearings before any duty changes. Senator Reed and other Republican members of the Senate Finance Committee pressed cabinet secretaries Hull and Wallace with sharp cross examination during a day of hearings.
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Washington
Bonttor Reed
Senate Magnee Committee
Hull
Wallace
Court delays mil code ruling to fall term
Washington reports the constitutionality of the mil code will not be decided by the supreme court until the fall term. Attorney General Cummings indicated the Justice Department seeks a postponement to allow time for first divert tests to reach the highest court.
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Washington
Aua Rama
Cummings
Cartier
Iusttea Department
Uva
Restoration of Pay Pacts Rejoin Railroad Workers
Washington reports a year long plan to restore 10 percent wage cuts for railroad workers. The agreement raises wages 2.44 percent July 1 and 2 percent January 1, 1945, plus 5 percent April 1, 1935, restoring 1931 levels. It also covers negotiations to end part time work and furloughs, with broader employment benefits. The settlement followed two months of talks among railroad managers and labor unions, praised by President Roosevelt and Eastman.
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Weaiher
Roosevelt
Joseph B. Eastman
A. P F. Whitney
Railway Labor Executives’ Association
W. F. Thiehoff
Rioting in Austria Fueled by May Day Martial Law Likely
Vienna reports a wave of disorders across Austria with threats of martial law during the May Day week. Rioters near Gmunden and Linz bomb threats, fascist troops attacked at Ranshofen, and crowds shouturing hail Hitler surrounded municipal and industrial targets, while police dispersed demonstrations.
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Austria
Vienna
Gmunden
Linz
Ranshofen
Upper Austria
Hitler
Bourgomaster
Gmutden
Traun Jake
Aton Ead
Boy Found Dead In Irrigation Canal Near Wapato
Yakima April 26 A ditch tender Frank Martin found the body of 20 month old Paul Weldman who had been missing for 14 days. The child wandered from home near Wapato on April 13 and was carried about eight miles by an irrigation canal toward the Weidman place where the body was recovered.
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Yakima, Wanh
Frank Martin
Paul Weldman
Wapato
Weidman Place
Wirt Inquiry Buried After Democratic Review
Washington April 26. Democratic members of a committee decide that the revolutionary charges against Dr. William A. Wirt were lacking in substance and that the inquiry should be buried.
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Washington
William A. Wirt
Hell Gate Canyon forest fires extinguished amid ban
Misnowla April 6 Despite an electrical storm Tuesday night several small fires in Hell Gate canyon were put out today by Blackfoot Forest Protective Association crews. State forester Ruth Ledge Parker ordered slash burning halted now rather than delaying to May 1 due to dangerous conditions. A Miller creek fire was extinguished while a 120 acre blaze on Moors creek was battled by 10 CCC workers. A man from Nine Mile remount camp was the initial responder before daylight Thursday.
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Hell Gate Canyon
Ruthledge T. Parker
Blackfoot Forest
Arecelavion
Miller Creek
CCC
Moors Creek
Hortheant
Helmville
Ware
Nes
Nine Mile Remount
Rugged Talk Sparks Town Debate in Beverly Hills
Fragmentary letters and remarks reveal a heated exchange on policy figures Tugwell and modernist ideas. The missives accuse brain trust types of jargon and dogma while praising Tugwell as a sharp, approachable critic amid a flood of papers discussing Dillinger and Taggwril.
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Beverly Thilis
Calif
Dillinger
Taggwril
Mr. Tugwell
Theorgs
Tugwell
Stockmen in Debate on Taxes for Relief
In Chicago a turbulent cattlemen session authorized a 25 member committee to craft an AAA relief program for beef producers. Delegates protested a processing tax on cattle while supporting the tax backed by Chester Davis. The afternoon opened with a defense of the hog proroguing tax and a continuation note to Page 8.
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Chicago
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Wallace
Chester C. Davis
AAA
Gehan Tops Mahoney In St Paul Mayoral Race
Official returns from St Paul show Mark Gehan elected mayor with 47,494 votes to William Mahoney’s 47,082, a margin of 444. Mahoney has not decided whether to contest the result.
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St. Paul
Mark Gehan
William Mahoney
Tcam
Bent
Gehan
Mahoney
View of World Capitals on Fresh Crisis in the Far East
Dynastic Press reports scattered views on Japan's China policy. In Washington, Roosevelt and Hull discussed Japan's moves without an announcement. Tokyo welcomed Grew's information request from Hirota, while London and Geneva attention centered on possible league loan blocking and broader UK reactions. Nanking papers claim US and Britain share a common Far East policy and anticipate a June Japanese policy meeting in Havana Cuba.
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Far East
Japan
China
Washington
Roosevelt
Hull
Tokyo
Grew
Hirota
Geneva
League of Nationa
League
Ching
Menchukuo
London
Horse of Commons
Britain
United States
Great Britain
Cuba
Gandhi's car stoned in Buxar injuring three followers
In Buxar India on April 26 Mahatma Gandhi narrowly escaped serious injury as his car was attacked with stones and clubs by a crowd opposing his campaign. Three of his followers were injured and the vehicle was badly battered.
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Buxar
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Gandhi
Revived dog still lives but brain may be weak
In California at UC Berkeley a dog revived after 13 days of asphyxiation remains physically alive and gains strength. Dr. Robert Cornish reported the animal eats like a normal dog but asked whether the brain had fully recovered from near death.
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Serkaley, Cailf
University of California
Robert &. Cornish
Dr. Corninh
The Newest Map for Teacher and Students
Teachers and students should secure the latest Informative map titled MAP OF NORTH AMERICA. It spans Greenland to Panama and the West Indies, with a condensed reverse side. The map includes up to date populations rivers mountains agricultural products and trade data plus nine photographs of scenes. Endorsement and ten cents cover cost and handling.
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Washington Information Bureau
North America
Tnis
Greenland
Panama
Party Islands
West Indies
MAP OF NORTH AMERICA Offered with Ten Cent Coin Enclosure
The Helens Independent Information Bureau with director Frederic J. Haskin in Washington DC encloses a ten cent coin carefully wrapped along with a copy of the MAP OF NORTH AMERICA for recipients. The offer references a printed map and a small coin as accompanying material.
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the Helens Independent
North America
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