Mail robbery perpetrators nabbed in Chicago area
Federal operatives tracked the daring 250000 dollar Chicago mail heist for ten months. About twenty suspects were in custody across six cities as $150000 in bonds were recovered. Indicted were Edgar Jobenbereer and John a. Boag McLanghill, with Jon diana named as key conspirator.
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Chicago
Suleide Thao
Pnetry
Edgar Jobenbereer
Kerrery
T He Toot
Lelensberger
Thi Ho Wan Tn Hin
John A. Boag McLanghill
Jon Diana
Lehensberger
Tha Mall
Pago
Bailey and Bates Draw Life Tre ns
Federal judge fixed the sentence after a failed kidnapping plot that sent Charles F Urechel abductors into the reindup. The case centers on a July 22 ransom of 100000 dollars for a millionaire's release. Armon Shannon, 22, on a Texas farm, received a ten year suspended term for his role after a trans and blindfolded detention. Two Minneapolis men, Edward Ferman and Clifford Ske, were convicted as money changers.
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Okiama
Harvey Talley
Desperade
Albert Baten
Denver
R. Ci. Shannon
Tesas
Charles F. Urechel
Tudge Hagar &. Vaught
Phann
Nanghat
Hentence
Armon Shannon
Ant
Shannon
Paradine
Texan
Arachal
Trans
Minneapolis
Edward Ferman
Clifford
Nitro found in suspect suitcase after raid in Belfry case
In Great Falls, Montana, officers seized nitroglycerin and dynamite along with underwear from the suitcase of William Intror arrested today at Red Lodge. He was wanted for a Belfry post office robbery. Officials questioned how the explosives survived the trip.
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Great Falla
William Jntoor
Ham
Red Lodge
Jaimen
Belfry
Public Works Board fights false publicity in Montana
The Montana Public Works Board denounces unauthorized publicity that misrepresents the state program. A signed statement from chairmen Murray Petersen Hart and engineer Mellinnon clarifies a comprehensive federal and non federal plan, noting only a few projects have been submitted and most are not yet approved.
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Public Works Board
Montana
Montana Public Works
Ftven
Purtlemiarty
Sta Mamberehiy
Ft Polota Ong Tnt
Jason H. Murray
Ehairmat
Po Teterson
Hay M. Hart
Public Warka Engineer
A. Mellinnon
Washington
Montank
United States Army
Red Goss Conference Addressed by Veteran
Great Falta October 7. Explanation of laws pertaining to war veterans was given to regional Red Cross delegates by Pat Demprey of Helena Unison representative of the veterans administration. Discussion tied to a home service institute that concluded the conference.
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Great Falta
Red Cross
Pat Demprey
Helena
Veterans’ Administration
Home Service Institute
Billings Cafe Cook Still Missing After Robbery
Michael Lager, a Billings cafe cook, is missing after alleged robbers abducted him Friday morning following a cafe cash theft of about 40 dollars. Authorities have not located him, and employers and friends suspect kidnapping by bandits who reportedly entered the restaurant shortly after opening.
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Michael Lager
Tages
Girl Born on Brooklyn Bridge Stops Traffic in Momentary Birth
In New York on an October day a baby named Madeleine Froinn was born atop the Brooklyn Bridge during a traffic halt of about 14 minutes. Her mother and father hurried to a hospital as horns and whistles filled the air while a car sped off toward care. Doctors reported all was well with the newborn and her parents afterward.
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New York
Oct. T
Madeleine Froinn
Tony
Brooklyn Bridge
Thera
Steve Brodle
Amily
Mwart
Theresa Frotae
Nicholas Frotae
Pater
Madeleine
Cama
Cacort
Thorn
Nazis Would Put to Death All Incurable Sufferers
A German memorandum proposed enabling physicians to end the pain of incurable patients on request. The document, issued by a ministry in Berlin, argues for humane treatment despite legal implications and suggests remembered methods of painless death.
Weather outlook for Northern Rocky Mountain region next week
Temperatures are generally above normal across the Northern Rocky Mountain region next week. The outlook notes active conditions in mountain streets with unsettled periods and potential warm spells ahead.
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Rocky Mountain
Tntz
Orensionn
Cuban chiefs hold secret powwow amid cabinet change rumors
Unofficial reports say cabinet changes loom as factions backing and opposing President Hunon Gro San Martin press for influence. In Marana on Sept 7 AP notes secret negotiations continue while the National Hotel hosts a daylong clash between former army navy officers and soldiers. Boldtera guards the damaged floor as others reopen the undamaged sections. Rumors claim Jamaicana fatalities at the Cehada suxi mii) in Cama Ruer province are baseless.
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Marana
Cet
Mnctinns
Hunon Gro San Martin
National Hotel
Navy
Une
Boldtera
Guart
Assembly in Geneva for Stable Currency
Geneva Oct 7 1 The assembly of the League of Nations today adopted a report by the economic and financial commission urging that currency stabilization be pursued and that the world economic conference may reconvene with brighter hopes of success The commission warned that lasting improvement requires abandoning the system of closed national economies and warned against delays in reform
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Geneva
Assembly of the League of Nations
Economic and Financial Commission
Commission
Costigan calls for extended stock probe to reshape Wall Street
Senator Costigan of Colorado urged delaying the end of the senate stock market inquiry to press reforms, even if Ferdinand Pecora resigns as counsel on January 1. He argued the probe must go beyond that date to expose destructive Wall Street practices and push legislative changes, despite Pecora seeking the New York district attorney post.
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Camiling
Clarence Dillon
New York
Dillon, Read & Co
James Couzens
Washington
Senate
Wall Street
Ferdinand Pecora
Senator Costigan
Colorado
Pecorata
Costigan
Hare
Hawaii
San Francisco
Perera
Export Wheat Exports to Be Expedited by Northwest Group
Portland officials report the North Pacific Emergency Export association plans to start contact with growers Monday to export 40,000,000 bushels of Pacific Northwest surplus wheat with government help. Dorman In chair Oras Dorman of Spokane elected president. Prastan W. Smith of Portland named vice president. George B. Hass of Seattle chosen secretary treasurer. Hayes recommended as manager. actions wired to Agriculture Secretary Wallace awaiting approval.
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Portland
Ore
North Pacific Emergency Export Association
Pacific Northwest
Dorman
Oras
Spokane
Prastan W. Smith
George BR. Hass
Seattle
Fresent
Wallace
Scretary
Hayes
Association
Bulgarian defendants deny guilt in Reichstag fire trial
In Weipzig on October 7 the court heard three Bulgarian defendants linked to the German communist movement deny involvement in the Reichstag fire. They testified to show they could not have set the blaze as investigators pursued the case.
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Weipzig
Germany
Mother slays two children and tries to kill herself
In Los Angeles on October 7 1933 Mrs Willis FE O Brien 35 estranged wife of a film figure killed her two young children and then tried to take her own life. Wounded in a Santa Monica hospital she said she hoped death would end her torment. The tragedy reportedly followed years of marital strain and was linked by the husband to the strain from his work on the film King Kong. The couple wed in New York about sixteen years ago.
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Lon Angeles
Willis FE O'Brien
Kim
Santa Monica
Alan
Mra. O'Ttrlen
Ment
van Bind
O'Brien
Mac
New York
Roosevelt Attacks NRA Objectors in Labor Speech
President Roosevelt, in Washington, denounces NRA objectors hindering economic recovery. He urges unselfish patriotism over self gain, addressing the American Federation of Labor at the dedication of a Samuel Gompers memorial. He warns hot heads among workers and privileged bosses threaten majority rule.
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Roosevelt
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Samuel Gompers
Mexteco
Federation
Negotiations set to end Pennsylvania coal strike with steel union help
President Roosevelt wins agreement from steel industry to enter good faith talks with miners to resolve the Pennsylvania coal strike. Hugh S. Johnson aides prepare final details of the recovery drive as a nationwide selling campaign is promoted to move stocks, boost employment, and raise wages. UMWA president Thomas Moses informs H C Frick Coke Co. that Philip Murray has telegraphed readiness to negotiate with captive mine owners under the Roosevelt settlement.
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Washington
John Ll. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Philip Murray
Thomas Moses
H. C. Frick Coke Company
Roosevelt
Autoist 13 Killed In Most Dramatic Crash
Spokane dispatch reports Samuel A. Hinton, 38, of Spokane died when his car rolled 200 feet down a mountainside near St. Maries Idaho and was demolished by a Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul railroad train. The wreckage was struck again two hours later, sending the car and body 18 feet.
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Spokane
Wash
Samuel A. Hinton
St. Maries
Hinton
Fifth Game Victory for Nifty Giants
The New York Giants defeated the Washington Senators 4 to 3 in extra innings at Griffith Stadium Washington to clinch the World Series. Mel Ott hit a decisive homer in the 10th inning, giving New York a dramatic victory and securing the series win.
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Clark
Griffith Stadium
Washington
New York Giants
Washington Senators
Mel’t Ott
Loulaiana
Clanta
Plan For Reorganization Of Western Loan And Building Co
Representatives from principal Montana cities meet Wednesday October 11 to study a plan for the Western Loan and Building Company reorganization. Frank Johnson state examiner announces amended articles of incorporation received yesterday. The plan will be discussed by stockholders and state supervisors will meet in Salt Lake City to finalize it. Authorized capital listed as 65 000 900 with shares to current investors and future buyers under Utah law. The provisions include classes of shares, monthly dues, and withdrawals, with a board of directors to set terms pending bank commission approval.
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Montana
Western Loan and Building Company
Frank Mr. Johnson
State Examiner
Johnson
Western Loan
Salt Lake City
Sudh Company 4
Utah
Sahsrehodera
Aga
Minnesota farmer kills family then ends own life
In Appleton Minnesota a farmer identified as Willan B. McKeever, age 43, killed his 12 year old son and his wife with a hammer or gun, beat another son severely, and then slashed his own throat. The wife and older son survived to reach hospital. Investigators say financial worries and recent illness may have driven the tragedy.
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Willan
B. McKeever
Hear Here
Mekherver
Xn Nelehhora
Nospital
McKeever
Nent
Resolutions on a sound dollar at American Legion meeting
Beverly Hills observer notes the American Legion meeting in Chicago passed resolutions unanimously for a sound dollar. The writer praises the cross section of attendees and criticizes those who debate economics without focusing on value. He urges calm about monetary issues and ends with a pointed remark.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Chicago
American Legion
Clao
Farmers Present Plea On Plight
Washington October 7 representatives of the National Farmers Union and the National Farmers Holiday association urged a moratorium on farm mortgage foreclosures and pegging farm prices at cost of production. They prepared to leave for Washington to seek support for a recovery administration code for agriculture and met with President Roosevelt and officials who signaled their code would be considered.
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Washington
Roosevelt
National Farmers" Union
National Farmers* Holiday Association
Organizationa
Wallace
German envoy declines to speak at Germantown event
Miladelphia October 7 German ambassador Dr Hana Luther refused to address the 260th anniversary celebration of Germantown. The flag was not raised and a shortened program was rearranged. A German embassy party member cited regulatory restrictions and a desire to avoid political display.
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Miladelphia
Hana Luther
United States
Aiverton
Germantown
Evans
Davien
Luther Aroma
Ralaadt Band
Eal “Tatl
Germany
Hall
America
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