Mob Burns Black Boy After Missouri Court Riot
A mob in St. Joseph Missouri fatally harmed Lloyd Warner a 19 year old Black man who confessed confronting a white girl. He was burned across the courthouse lawn as officers national guardsmen and jail staff struggled to control the disturbance. The crowd attacked jail doors and threatened others while weapons and shouting filled the scene. Authorities prepared charges as a large crowd gathered and police requested restraint. The incident rose from alleged tensions surrounding the case and sparked renewed public safety concerns.
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St. Joseph
Lloyd Warner
Buchanan County
Oo Thiewen
Complex Mixed European and U S News Fragments
Scattered wires and OCR fragments report varied items from Baltimore and New York to Chicago and New Orleans. Mentions of legal cases, political figures, and investigations appear with uncertain attributions and partial names.
Delinquency date extended for farmers under new bill
The extraordinary session of the 2nd legislative assembly passed a law extending the delinquency period for first installment of 1914 realty taxes from Nov 30 to March 1. Gov Cooney issued a message urging approval and the measure, designed to aid farmers, awaits his signature. Senator Ruffeorn explains the bill protects taxpayers unable to meet payments, with interest due during the extension. The senate concurred on a companion cost measure for the session.
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2Nd Legislative Assembly
Frank H. Cooney
Tinon
House of Representaives
Senate
William Ruffcarn
Valley County
Fenatar Ruffeorn
Licensed gambling proposed in house to aid state needs
Proposed measures call for licensed gambling to raise about 600000 for state relief. Merle C. Greene of Mergus outlined plans for cant and dice games, roulette wheels, and other devices with bi monthly payments and penalties. The bill would also allow 20 semi annual tax payments and 10 year amortization for delinquent taxes, with garnishment statutes repealed as part of the package.
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Gembing
Merle C. Greene
Mergus
Cooney
Montana Livestock Production Credit Assn Formed in Helena
Representatives of Montana stock men organized the Montana Livestock Production Credit Association as a unit under the Farm Credit administration. The meeting at the Placer hotel drew 31 stockmen. A. T. Tubbard was temporary chairman and W. A. Bell the temporary secretary. The group, with headquarters in Helena, was chartered to do business in Montana with a capitalization of 900000, for the purpose of financing stockmen. Directors named to serve until the first annual meeting include R. E. Towle, J. O’Connell, Dr. W. J. Butler and Fy.
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Montana
Farm Credit
Cooperative Livestock Loan Association
Placer Hotel
A. T. Tubbard
W. A. Bell
Montana Livestock Production Credit
Helena
Towle
O'Connell
W. J. Butler
Smith Denies Coughlin Morgan Loan Story
New York, Nov 28. Alfred E. Smith rejects Father Coughlin’s speech on the monetary question. He says he never talked with J. P. Morgan about any subject except locating state funds for unemployment relief. He denounces the statements as baseless slander and warns readers against misleading claims.
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AL Smith
Coughlin
New York
Ake
Fred FE. Smith
Charles H. Coughlin
J. P. Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Jury in Hamm kidnapping case clears defendants
Bt Paul November 28 The federal government faced a setback in a major kidnapping case as a jury acquitted Socer Touhy Eddie Pathor Meaddden Gunlly Gloomy Gun Hebatar and Willie Sharkey. The defendants were linked to the July abduction of John Jake the Aaber Factor who paid $70,000 ransom.
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Paul
Fide Ern
Ginabergh
Wiilat
Tour Chiengnan
Wiliam Hamm
McElroy
Arachal
Laer
Hoelicher
Socer Touhy
Eddie
Pathor" Meadden
Gunlly “Gloomy Gun" Hebatar
Willie Sharkey
Chicago
Frange and Germany May Get Together
France ready for an approach to Germany through ambassadors as talks continue on disarmament. Chancellor Hitler and Andre Francois-Poncet engaged in discussions while in Rome Premier Mussolini and the Italian envoy spoke on disarmament efforts.
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Frange
Germany
Arly
Nev
France
Ready
Arma
Alka
Mitler
Ambasardacva
Alt Deelatann
Nist
eChancellor Witler
Andre Vrancola-Poncet
Trench Ait Hossator
Herlin
Rome
Missottut
Erie Deummiqnd
Maryland lynchers detained after clash
Four men arrested by state troopers in connection with the Princess Anne lynching were taken to Baltimore city jail. Earlier, a riot of more than a thousand men at the Salisbury armory tried to break their way toward the prisoners, driving troops to disperse the mob with fixed bayonets and police actions.
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Baltimore
Princess Anne
Baltimore City
Salisbury
Trineces Anno
Albert
Ritchie
George Armwood
Baltincore
Lynch Iehle
Lynch Lane
William ‘Preston Lane
Atttorney
Armwood
Western governors back plan to restore silver as primary money
At Boise two day joint session of western governors and the National Reclamation Association urged restoring silver to its historic place as primary money metal. The plan was tied to a broader sugar stabilization and uniform liquor control discussion among 17 western states. Governor G Ben Ross hosted with Governor Henry J Blood and Governor Edward Johnson in attendance. weather affected travel.
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Boise
Idaho
Western Governors
National Reclamation Association
Western Association of State Engineers
G. Ben Ross
Henry J. Blood
Utah
Edward ©. Johnson
Colorado
Western States Conference
Mbers
Baa
Secretary of Agriculture
Nice Profit for Bankers in Tunnel Deal Revealed
Washington reports show large initial profits for bankers financing the Detroit-Chicago tunnel begun in 1928. Investigators presented figures of about 815 million in initial returns and traced losses of around 2 million in later trading. Chase Securities testified that profits neared 1 million while a 17.459 million tunnel securitization faced later trouble.
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Senate
Washington
Evi+ denen
Detroit-Chanda Velour
Lesle W. Snow
Chase National Bank
Chase Securities Corporation
Detroit
Isecuritica
Kansas Jailer Slain by Young Criminal
Topeka Kas Nov 28 A Del Thorntrugh 29 survivor of two brothers who turned to crime this year killed BR or Davidson Shawnee county night jailer during an attempt to escape officers paid reactions to the slaying were swift a crowd gathered outside the jail and the accused post office robber was moved by car to the state penitentiary at Lansing
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Topeka
Kas
del Thorntrugh
Davidson
Shawnee County
Stuta Penitentiary
Lanaing
Government to survey living costs for currency plan
Washington November survey plans were announced by officials as part of currency schemes. Labor Department aims to fund a comprehensive living costs study in representative cities and towns. Governor Black of the Federal Reserve Board travels to Warm Springs for talks with President Roosevelt amid hinted policy debates. Board members remained tight lipped on details of the meeting.
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Washington
Labor Department
Governor Black
Federal Reserve Board
Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Mlack
Roonavelt
Black
Lily Gaines Acquitted by Jury in Spokane
Lily Banka Gaines was acquitted by a Spokane jury tonight on a charge of murdering her husband, Dr J Gaines. The jury, comprised of four women and eight men, returned the verdict after about one hour and ten minutes of deliberation.
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Spokane
Wasi
Lily Banka Gaines
J. %. Gaines
Californians welcome Senator TaFollette visit
In Meverly Vile California on November 2A a prominent letter-writer praises Senator TaFollette. The note endorses his stance on gun rights and NRA reform, criticizes pledges, and expresses support for football events and Stanford versus Army, with references to New Year festivities.
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Calif
TaFollette
NRA
Dhat
Toral Xinte
Pacoai
RB Promi
Van
Stanford
Army
Gary Cooper to Wed Sandra Shaw in November
New York report says Gary Cooper, born in Helena Montana, will marry Veronica Falfe known as Sandra Shaw. Falfe, 20, a Todhunter and Bennett School graduate, has lived mainly in California and acted in amateur theatre. The engagement was announced by her mother and stepfather, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shields.
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New York
Veronica Falfe
Sandra Shaw
Gary Cooper
Wereon Victor
Miss Balfe
Mir
Paul Shields
Balfe
Todhunter
Bennett School
Millbrook
N.Y
California
Cooper
Hames H. Cooper
Helena
Mont
President in Conference With Recovery Chieftains
President Roosevelt, visiting Warm Springs, meets with recovery chieftains and officials including Tekes and Wallace to discuss public works and future commitments. Mr. Ickes leaves for Washington with approval of projects and requests for expanded funding. Wallace handles agriculture as Tinck arrives to discuss monetary policy with the Federal Reserve. The president attends the Pole Physio Follies show at Georgia Hall that night.
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Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Tekes
Wallace
Ickes
Atlanta
Washington
Jon
Black
Eugens Tinck
Federal Reserve Board
Ure “Pole Physio Follies
New Georgia Hall
Chief of Engineers Que At Fort Peck Protest
General Edward M. Markham, chief of army engineers, will arrive in Glasgow on Thursday to inspect the work on the Fort Peck dam. He is to be joined by Colonel F. C. A fore and Major J. B. Larkin, all under the War Department, as they review the ongoing construction and related matters.
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Father Coughlin
Iaggw
Edward M. Markham
Army Engineers
Washington
Glasgow
F.C. Afore
Wanaan City
Hawly-urganized
Missouri
Alon
War Department
J. B. Larkin
Fort Pook
Edmiston Wins West Virginia Congress Seat
In Clarksburg, Andrew Edmiston Jr. won a special election to fill the late Democrat Lynn Horner’s seat in West Virginia’s 3rd district. He led with 27 821 votes to former Governor Gore who had 22 726 votes as 318 of 284 precincts reported, marking the nation’s second post Roosevelt era congressional race.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Andrew Edmiston
West Virginia
Roosevelt
Howard M.aigre
Namiston
Gore
NILA
Ramiston
Paris Paper Declares Lindy Has Taken Off
Paris dispatch from November 29 reports Excelsior says Colonel and Mrs. Charles A Lindbergh departed Tuesday morning from Porto Praia Cape Verde for an unannounced destination. The paper published Dakar Senegal dispatch not confirmed by other sources.
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Paria
Excelsior
Charles A. i Lindbergh
Porto Praia
Cape Verde
Felands
Dakar
Senegal
Attitudes Split Over Lynching After Thurmond Holmes Death
San Jose Calif Nov 28 news reports show governors civic groups and prominent figures across the country reacting to the summary hanging of John Holmes and Thomas Thurmond. Containing epithets sharp condemnations and praise the reactions reveal broad divisions on the crime and punishment issue.
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San Jose
Calif
John Holmes
Thomas Thurmond
Stockton Men Sentenced for Kidnapping and Attack
Manuel Cantelio 20 and Tony Gantelun 21 receive 25 years on each of two counts, to run consecutively, for kidnapping and assault. Raymond Garcia 21 is sentenced to 40 years for kidnapping only, by California state board of prison terms and paroles at San Quentin.
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San Quentin Penitentiary
Calif
Stockton
Manuel Cantelio
Tony Gantelun
Raymond Garcia
Chicago Stock Yards Union rejects arbitration plan
William Colling, national organizer of the Livestock Handlers union, said local 317 rejected NRA officials mediation and the strike would continue until the wage agreement is signed. The Livestock Exchange ordered a suspension of trading to avert losses to shippers and railroads if unresolved. The union demands restoration of 1929 compensation, arguing hourly pay dropped from 5 to 74 cents while weekly pay fell from 7.50 to 12.50 due to shorter hours.
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Chango
William Colling
Livestock Handiers Union
Vanda
Chicago
NRA
Livestock Exchange
Union Stock Yards and Transit Company
Xchange
Chicago Regional Labor Board
Kow
German Protestants quit two Riterites after protests
Nov 29 Norlin CAP The militant leader of Nazi German Christians and a colleague resigned under pressure from the German church cabinet the governing body of Protestant groups The two are Bishop Joachim Hassan felder and Dr Friedrich Werner the cabinet's legal counsellor They stepped down amid pressure over aggressive policies and tolerating flagrant heresy seen as threatening the evangelical church
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Norlin
CAP
Church Cabinet
Joachim Hassanfelder
Friedrich Werner
Herottex
Senator Long Denies Critics At Senate Hearing
New Orleans Nov 28 Senator Huey P Long took charge of a Senate committee hearing on John Overton's election. He attacked Hunter as a thief from north Louisiana and defended himself with three witnesses. Long stormed the rostrum as spectators jeered and the room filled with partisan noise. He denied Hunter's testimony and answered questions for an hour.
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New Orleans
Huey P Long
Senate
John HW. Overtan
Ted Hefiance
United States
Uwney
Long
Sam
Hunter
Louisiana
Senator Overton
Noursay
Long Ant
Overtan
Pus
Rome Made Candy How To Make It At Home
A compact booklet presents candy making for home use with simple recipes. Many recipes are trusted, requiring no special equipment or expert skill, and suitable for both young people and adults. Includes a six cent coupon for order by mail to Washington D C.
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Allred J. Binithy
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JL Morgan
Ehanccllar
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Pad
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Washington — Labor Department
Decatur
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Musselshell County
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Greene
Jerry J. O'Connell
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Iisa
Martled
Alagta
Livestock Production Credit Association
Hamm
Miag Margaret Mullane
M. M. Joyce
Atanas
Chi- Cary
Maryland
Armory
Convention
Senate Banking Committee
General Theaters Equipment, Inc. Securities
Tater
Kansas
Young
Ty McHard Turner
The
Associated Press
Lily Gaines
Hie Kom
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Recovery Chieftains
T. Francis M. Stephenson
Fort Peck
Cary Poll
Congress
Paris
Gov. Rolph
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Senator Long
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Washington, D.C
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Washington, D. C
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