Dillinger Gang Snares by Tucson Police In Drama
In Tucson a police trap captured John Dillinger gang members including Chilo Makley and George “Red” Hamilton after botched escapes. The arrest followed a staged incident at a street doorway with guns drawn, as officers pursued the group across the city.
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Tucson
Ariz
John Dillinger
Chicago
Pound
Chilo Makley
Rirascll Chok
Marty Pleypont
Pallee
Pletoly
Mrs Millie Prince Cleared Of Killing In Brooklyn
In Brooklyn the case against Mrs Millie Prince was dismissed and she was acquitted of the murder charge arising from the slaying of Charing Wolfert. The proceedings noted an attempted attack related to the events and the defendant expressed the defensive context of the incident.
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Millie Prince
Brooklyn
Mile Prince
Mehl
Elhnge
Wolfert
Washington senators seek veto proof monetary bill this week
Vague wire text notes Washington senators push for a veto proof monetary measure before week’s end. Mentions fiscal moves, unclear specifics, and regional names amid broader world news digest.
Bremer Suspected Dead as U S Dicks Resume Inquiries
A chaotic ransom case unfolds with a wealthy banker Bremer suspected dead after a bank dispute. Investigators and U S Dicks resume inquiries while a note demands payment. Evidence includes an unsigned penciled note and testimonies from a captive president involved with the Commercial Keate bank.
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Bremer
U. S. Dicks
Andowser
Commercial Keate Bank
Crank
Carnera to Attend Roosevelt Birthday Ball Tonight
Italian heavyweight Carnera will appear at the Roosevelt birthday ball at the Evergrades club next Tuesday evening. Mrs Randolph Hearet announces the celebrity will perform in the entertainment segment at the Palm Beach society event amid fashionable circles in Miami.
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Vaim
Carnera
Tammy Lough
Miami
Mra
WU Iban Randolph Hearethina
India Earthquake Toll Surges With 6000 Dead
Calcutta reports the death toll from the India earthquake now at about 6,000 with millions in property damage. Rescue work continues after ten days of tremors as pestilence threatens Bihar and Orissa provinces. Bodies lie under debris up to 15 feet deep and stench hampers relief. Cholera hits Monghyr isolation camps. survivors are pulled from ruins amid dire conditions.
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Calcutta
India
Bihar
Orisse
Muzaffarpur
Monghyr
Boynton Cleared by Kansas Senate Court
Topeka Jan 25 The Kansas senate court of impeachment acquitted Attorney General Ryland Boynton of misdemeanor charges. It then began trial of State Auditor WHO French. Only one of four articles saw a majority for conviction, 22 to 18, short of the two thirds required.
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Topeka
Kansas Senate
Ryland Boynton
Beynton Wis
Governor Cooney outlines vast Montana reservoir program
Governor Guy T. Cooney announced Montana will spend five million dollars on reservoir projects to kick off a large water conservation program. He spoke at a regional planning conference with state and federal officials, noting construction can start after a court ruling on bond authority and constitutional validity.
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Guy T. Cooney
Honett
Morahal
N. Dana
Portland
Ore
Public Works Administrate
Supreme Court
Focal Liquor
Montang
Cooney
Porsyeh
Racketeers Trial Describes Bravado of Chicago Crime Ring
In Chicago a federal trial details how a vast criminal empire allegedly extorted and terrorized businesses. Prosecutors portray a coordinated network using threats and violence to control unions and fraudulently operate dyeing and beverage concerns.18 defendants, including a university lecturer and prominent attorney, face conspiracy charges as the court case unfolds in Illinois.
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Ranrellora
Ohers
Irs
Chirag Cours
Bloodless duel pulled by Gauls in matinee confrontation
A chaotic scene at a public event near Raunt goalposts saw deputies and a lawyer exchange blows at close range. Both sides retained their dignity as onlookers watched in the atrium.
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Dam
Eeach
Stalkea
Rayanne
Andry Hosxo
John Falnotx
Sach
Hoth
French Government Teetering Amid Fresh Crisis
Ambiguous notes suggest the French government faced a cabinet crisis as confidence votes and domestic scandal widen. Reported tensions point to ministers contemplating resignation to avoid a full chamber debacle and possible collapse of leadership.
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Dan Sh
Keene
Prentice
Chanter
Hae
Tayonna Mimietnad Pawnahion
Mhavtempa
Todd
Rage Row Looms in Cafe in U Six
Capitol scene described as a tense cafeteria clash with dignitaries and attendants. witnesses report heated exchanges around a dining room at the capital. A notable figure, De Pritat or similar, is mentioned amid a crowded room while a pigeon sits nearby.
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Capitol
Wassingdim
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de Pritat
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Servien
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Diya Aga Gpon
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DW. Co
Meneces Com Mitten
Earthquake or Blast Rumor Shakes Los Angeles Area
An earthquake or similar shock was felt today at 1 p.m. in the northwestern part of Los Angeles. Reports mention possible causes including tremors from a quake or heavy noise from nearby activity. No injuries or official confirmation yet.
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Tna Angeles
Dan
Henntsen
Los Angutos
General Omnibus Bill On It To Be Pressed
Washington reports Secretary Wallace said a commodity exchanges regulation measure would be included in a general omnibus bill for stock exchange supervision. The Ro er committee draft included trading limits on grain and cotton and a cap on daily price fluctuations, with input from J W Duvel and Nils Olsen and consideration of securities act changes. The Chicago Board of Trade and cotton markets had prior price range limits.
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Dees
Ohto
Paltro Headquaiers
Ommnger
Ulster
Wagga
de Voge
Abe Martin
Washington
Wallace
Roper
Roosevelt
J W. T. Duvel
Grain Futures Administration
Nils &. Olsen
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Koper
Chicago Board of Trade
Senate votes looming on Roosevelt monetary measure
Washington dispatch reports a likely Senate vote today on the Roosevelt monetary bill amid debate over constitutional issues. Senator Robinson moved to meet earlier and hinted at a Saturday holiday if a vote occurs, while Wheeler pushes for silver purchases and Borah abandons a gold-issue amendment. An Austin raise questions about presidential power to redefine the dollar without Congress.
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Washington
Conight
Senate
Robinson
Ashion
Rood Ct. Pann
Wheeler
D. Menta
Borah
Idaho
Austin
Congress
Two Dead In Reading Grade Crossing Tragedy
Two men were killed and an unidentified man injured when a Reading express traveling from Reading to Allentown struck an automobile at a grade crossing near Trandon. The dead were Joseph Swaigort and Charles Bowman, both Harrisburg residents, the engineer. The engine and several cars were derailed and tossed on their sides.
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Reading
Padan
Allentown
Trandon
Joseph Swaigort
Froman
Charles Bowman
Pngineer
Harrisburg
Wellington Bank Raid Yields Trifling Loot
Five men armed with pistols and machine guns held up the First National Bank in downtown Wellington Kansas today and fled toward Oklahoma in a blue sedan with about $3,000. Teller IL A Richards was forced to accompany them for three miles to ensure safety from vigilantes and was released unharmed.
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Wellington
Kan
First National Bank
Oklahoma
Biue
Bandies
IL. A. Richards
National forces claim capture of Chuanchow stronghold
Hongkong January 2. National government forces in a dramatic advance today claimed capture of Chuanchow, a stronghold of the rebellious nineteenth route army in Fukien province.
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Hongkong
Chuanchow
Nineteenth Route
Fukien Provines
Graft Scandal Hits Civil Works Across Several States
Washington report says graft complaints reach Civil Works administration from four states with alleged payroll padding fake expense accounts and job selling. New England states New Hampshire Vermont and Maine reportedly have no graft complaints.
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Civil Works Organization
Ar Corps of Vality Works Administration Inves Lnt
Division of Investigation
Public Works Organization
Aiff
Ntedor Department
White House
Reeremiry Tekos
Min
New England
New Hampshre
Vermont
Maine
Roosevelts Dockines War ot Civil Works Grafters
The message references President Roosevelt and Civil Works administration issues with grafters. It notes public reaction to the new president and hints at political tension, with mention of Coban and Kansas as context. The fragmented item suggests wartime concerns and calls for stability.
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Beverly Wills
Cali
Dan
Coban
Jon Oral
Chad
Menator Wares
Bint
Kansas
Conference on Public Lands Control of Range
Washington convenes at the White House as President and Secretaries Ickes and Wallace discuss public lands. Focus includes federal grazing authority to curb overgrazing, with Montana lawmakers Ayers and Erickson pushing bills to grant unappropriated lands to states while preserving mineral-right constraints. Senator O Mahoney proposes state control under an appropriated lands plan with leasing rather than sales.
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White House
Ickes
Wallace
Oder
Ayera
Mont
Ayers
Erickson
Senate
Walsh
Montana
Kendrick
Wyoming
O'Mahoney
Montana memorial asks Senate aid for library land grant
A Montana legislature memorial submitted to the U S Senate asks Congress to grant 250000 acres of unappropriated public lands. The land would be used as security for a state historical library.
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Washington
Montana
Congress
Senate
Tax Plan Aims to Close Revenue Gaps and Raise 200 Million
Washington January 25. The House Ways and Means Committee finalized a tax bill requested by the administration to close revenue gaps and redistribute the burden. The measure tightens the income tax law, adjusts rates, revises capital gains and losses, targets personal holding companies with higher levies, and keeps consolidated corporate returns with a higher penalty tax. After talks with Secretary Morgenthau, the committee adopted these changes.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Last Senate Vote on Farm Relief Act Adopted
Washington January 26 The senate adopted the conference report on the administration bill guaranteeing principal and interest on the 2 billion authorized farm mortgage refinancing bonds. The house has yet to act.
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Senate
Washington
House
Administration Opposed To Stipends For Veterans
Senate appropriations subcommittee hearings revealed continued administration opposition to further stipends for war veterans. Amid questioning by Democrats, witnesses signaled reduced support for new legislation while moves progressed to loosen economy provisions in the House independent offices bill and military pay rules. Senator Reed proposed an American Legion backed four point program with Legion commander Edward A Hayes testifying. Roosevelt had already conceded two points, totaling about 21 million dollars in additional outlays.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations
Hunt
House Independent Offices
Reed
American Legion
Edward A
Hayes
Legion
Roosevelt
Violence strikes hit Pennsylvania mining areas
Harrisburg Pa Jan 25 Disorders punctuated strikes in the state's mining centers. Three men were injured near the Isabella mine of the Weirton Steel company. In Wilkes Barre women armed with clubs and stones clashed with police at a refinery overlook. A school house was damaged by a bomb and several miners' homes were dynamited nearby.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Isabella
Weirton Steel Company
A& Calliery
Wilkesharre
Life Loss by Quake in China Light Flood Toll Severe
Shanghai dispatch reports a powerful earthquake in central and northern China causing several hundred deaths and extensive injuries. Buildings collapsed, many residents exposed to cold and hunger amid continuing aftershocks and heavy property damage in Hunan and other provinces.
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China
Shanghai
Tan
Concrete Around the Home practical guide available
A Helena Independent notice promotes Concrete Around the Home a 32 page reference book with practical expert guidance on using concrete for fence posts gate posts walks drives storage tanks and more. Readers are urged to mail four cents for postage and handling to receive a copy.
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Helena
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