Gordon Receiver of Liquor Coin Resigns in Oklahoma City
W Oscar Gordon, who Monday resigned as assistant attorney general of Oklahoma, faced charges after witnesses testified in a federal conspiracy case that he was paid 2400 dollars to aid in avoiding prosecution related to alleged liquor activities. The U S district attorney filed a complaint and a warrant was issued. Gordon resigned after testimony from former Earnsboro officials alleged the payoff.
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Oklahoma City
W. Oscar Gordon
Oklahoma
Gordon
Randall Pitan
Frank Foa
Roy St. Lewis
United States
Knappenberger
Earnsboro
Clarence Gurdette
Larlsboro
Stata
Jewish Constable Sentenced to Death in Jaffa Riot
A Jewish constable, convicted in the Jaffa Arab riot, is sentenced to death. The case ties to the August attack that left four Arabs dead and five wounded, with the killer allegedly joining the mob after Goldberg and friends were slain. In Garden City, two men die in a Garden City airport aircraft crash near the Garden City airport. Gardener and Gardiner are the victims.
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Hokis
Jutta
Auguat Zi
Jaffa
Verein
Guiunl Winkin
Aruba
Benjamin Goldberr
Kinkis
Goldberg
Hve
IM N- K
Garden City
Kane
Charles Gardener
Iilet
Bulliway Aircraft Company
Wichita
Wansaa
Guy TR. Gardiner
Lochrie resigns to manage Spokane U S Credit Bank
Mr Lochrie intends to leave Helena for Spokane mid month to take over as manager of the Intermediate Credit Bank, a government owned lender under the federal farm board. The appointment runs to June 1, 1933. The Spokane bank serves Washington, Oregon, Montana and neighboring areas with loans through member banks and farm agencies.
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Lochrie
Spokane U. S. Credit Bank
Robertson
Lochrie Sinter
Helena
Intermediate Credit Bank
Federal Farm Board
E. M Whrhard
Federal Land Bank
Intermediate
Rant and Trust Company
Montana
Banke Han
Washington
Maho
Ore+ Ron
Danks
Taft in Hospital As President Visits Old Chief Justice
Washington February 3 The illness of former President and Chief Justice William Howard Taft remained unchanged late tonight according to Dr Thomas A Clayton after a five minute patient visit Taft had not slept and was not in immediate danger unless complications arose He showed slight improvement since yesterday Taft received friend President Moore at the hospital and the brief meeting ended with a lingering handshake Taft, once strong leader, faces uncertain recovery while the president expressed hope and good cheer
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Washington
William Howard Taft
Thomas A Clayton
United States
Claytor
Judee Taft
Moorer
Lass
Aogentive
Mr. Taft
Stoover
Farmers discuss markets plan at Montana State College
About 900 farmers and stockmen gathered for Farm and Home Week at Montana State College. J MacMillan, a terminal elevator operator, warned that marketing costs could rise under the proposed Farm Board plan, citing co operative elevators and duplication costs. Tom Conally supported the board, expressing confidence in the marketing act, while Alexander Cagette outlined the need for production control to maximize benefits of federal marketing.
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Boxeman
Montana State College
Federal Fun Board
J. Macmillan
Mbmenpolis
MacMillan
Tarnt Board
Farm Board
Alexander Cagette
Wilhon
Ofhe College
Pins
King May Appear to Explain Donations
Senator King of Utah may testify before the Senate finance committee regarding two $1,000 contributions from Herman A. Mets, a New York importer. Mets says the funds were sent in 1922 and 1928, and King says he did not use or recall the 1922 payment.
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Washington
King
Utah
Senate
Bovdy
Ierman
Metz
Motz
Dabney Dubious Occult Trial Testimony Claims Raise the Dead
Claude Steffin defense witness in the Mia Blackburn fraud case testifies that Dabney participated in attempts to raise the dead. Dabney says he was paid nearly $50,000 to help a widow write a book on mineral wealth, with guidance from the Archangel Gabriel. A cult member recounts a dramatic séance moment as Dabney allegedly meditated, then leaped, snapped his fingers and shouted without result. Another member testified about concealing her daughter Willa’s death to await resurrection.
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Los Angeles
Claude Steffin
Mia
Mery Otta Blackburn
Cultomer
Dilfard Dabney
Teatific
Dabney
Raiae
Aleffin
Etter Altting
Steffin
Martha Thendes
Willa
Herbert Ordered 10 Return to Post at Washington Tech
Herbert, named prohibition administrator for Montana and Idaho, faced attacks by Senators Horahound and Wihngler. Commissioner Doran stated no charges were pending and that all complaints against Herbert were dismissed as frivolous or unfounded, with the matter closed.
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Washington
Tech. B
Jor
Trade Within Empire Dream Captured By British Leader
London reports former prime minister Stanley Baldwin outlining a dream of tighter imperial trade ties. He urged industrial unity across Britain and dominions, pushing for self-directed arrangements and selective safeguarding duties while promising no tax on food. He floated a single tariff concept if feasible.
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London
Stanley Baldwin
Haldwin
al Ile Analiscnm
Mr. Baktwin
Bill Would Taboo Use of Flag in Ads
Washington lawmakers move to bar the national flag from advertising use. The bill would prohibit flag images on boxes signs and other related advertising materials, aiming to curb the perceived exploitation of the flag for commercial purposes.
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Washington
Lowe
Senate
Mexican President Wounded In Early Inauguration Attack
Pascual Ortiz Rubio, newly sworn in as Mexico’s president, was slightly wounded in the jaw by a youth firing six bullets at the honor gate of the national palace. The assailant was captured. four bullets hit the presidential car, injuring none seriously. The president and family were unharmed overall, with only minor injuries to others and windshield damage.
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John Toyn
Associated Press
Mexico City
Pascual Ortiz Rubio
Mexico
Republic
National Palace
Red Cross
Senora Ortiz Rubio
Mario Roan
Carsi
Hia
Vernandez Ghazaro
Senora Ortega
Uhh Bacupos
Felix Galvan
Btaidium
Death of Daughter Laid to Ingram in Double Shooting
A coroner jury in Billings finds Jesse W. Ingram responsible for the death of his 10 year old daughter Mildred in January. The child was fatally shot at the family home and the husband faced potential first degree murder charges, with testimony from his wife about threats and alleged improper conduct. The case notes a mute sister witnessed the shooting but was not called to testify. Prosecutors plan to file charges as soon as Ingram can appear in court.
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Billings
Fev
Jesse W. Treen
Mildred Ingram
Ingram
Pilal
Ie Hack
Dms
Haa
Elain
Witlaveu
Chargke
Tagrain Aa Koon
Cook May Get Liberty as Parole Board Recommends
Washington, February 5. Frederick A. Cook, convicted in Fort Worth, Texas, of nine mail fraud schemes, may be freed on March 6 if the federal parole board’s recommendation is approved by Attorney General Mitchell.
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Washington
Frederick A. Cook
Federal Parole Board
Mitchell
Cook
Fort Worth
Texas
Ninie
Lindy Says Glider Is Best Machine For The Beginner
Col Chariton Lindbergh and Hintey Towtus of San Diego announce a glider camp in Tehachapi Mountains to prove gliders offer safer flight for beginners. They chose the rugged site to test the theory that gliders can fly safely under difficult conditions. Lindbergh hopes to demonstrate piloting a glider reduces hazards and that a learner can progress faster with a glider than a motor plane. He took a 1.5 minute flight in the glider today.
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Tehachand Mountains
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Chariton
AL Lindbergh
Hintey Towtus
San Diego
Cal
Indbergh
Bowlus
Tindbergh Hao
Jindbergh
Walsh on Flathead power site as boon to state
Senator Thomas Walsh of Montana argues the Flathead power site should be developed, either publicly or privately, but urges timely action. He warns delaying development could last a generation and stresses the public interest in utilising the resource for Montana’s uplift.
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Flathead
New York
Pedy Ge
Man Thomas
Ehalamia
Socialist Party
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Fates
Feday Mae Pulette
Thome d
Walst
Mentina
Ani
Mathers Dido
Manton
Thomann
Montana
Watk
Submarine Abolition Drives Global Warship Talks
London reports a naval conference plan to expand talks to all warships and push for banning submarines. Great Britain and the United States back total submarine abolition, opposing France and Japan. Tomorrow is Ladies Day with delegations urging disarmament from American and Japanese women.
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London
Naval Conference
Auatemr
Baltlanhipa
Alncuskion
United States
France
Japan
Hadies
MacDonald
St. James
Soldier to clean up capital selected from cavalry
Washington, Feb. 5. Major General Terbart B. Crosby was chosen from the military to lead enforcement of law in the District of Columbia as district commandant. The appointment aims to ensure the capital is free of organized crime.
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Washington
Dent Hoover
District of Columbia
Chooning
Terbart B. Crosby
Pald Dt
Symphony of Killing Continues in Chicago Gun Rampage
A deadly wave of violence in Chicago with seven killed and two dying, as a construction foreman Philip Meagher was shot at a South Side site. Two assailants in a coupe opened fire, while Wealy died after naming his attackers. Officials widened patrols and sought indictments for gunmen, amid bombings causing substantial damage and robberies earlier today.
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Chicago
Philip Meagher
Atoad
Meagher
Municipal Court
Olson
Hubert Wilkins Is Out of Call
New York AP reports eight days of rescue efforts for explorer Hubert Wilkins have failed. Victor Olsen aboard the steamship Melville says Wilkins and crew are in the Vast Area of ice south of the Merville, awaiting a transport to a runway for a proposed polar flight.
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New York
Steinbert Wilkins
Anta
Joga
Victor Olsen
Melile
Deceperon Islands
Tor Olsen
Bir
Eiubert Wilkileg
Merville
Sir Tru‘cert
Breaknlong
Polar
Terre Haute Hotel Robbed by Masked Bandits
Five unmasked men armed with a sub machine gun robbed the Terre Haute house hotel lobby of managers and patrons in the billiard room, taking more than 1200 in cash and a diamond ring valued at 1300 while detectives reported to headquarters by phone.
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Terre Haute
Tod
Billard
Hotel Harn
War Mothers and Widows May Visit Graves in Europe
The House approved the Wood resolve to fund 5.386 million dollars for Gold Star Mothers and widows of World War veterans to undertake pilgrimages to European graves. The fund lasts until 1984, allowing about 11,600 mothers and widows to travel to sites where loved ones died, with 6,424 already expressing intent to go this year. Major General R. F. Gotham will supervise the pilgrimages, which cover two weeks in Europe mainly France and England, at an estimated cost of 940 dollars per person.
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House
Senate
Wac
Honge Judiciary Committee
Anthony
R. F. Ghotham
Europe
France
England
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