Blood stained ransom bills linked to Lindbergh crime aftermath
The Daily News reports 15 stamped ransom notes recovered before Hauptmann arrest bore human blood marks. Experts say the stains imply a violent quarrel among kidnappers, suggesting one party harmed. Notes circulated to New York banks from Harlem and the Bronx over two months.
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New York
The
Daily News
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Hauptmann
Harlem
Bronx
Enid
Juntles
Lindbergh Case Ties to Hauptmann as Trials Proceed
From the Pacific coast Charles A Lindbergh Jr. case resurfaces as Hauptmann faces incriminating evidence in the kidnap killing. In Columbus, Dillinger ally Makkey and Warry Pierpont face execution for Sheriff Larbor’s murder. Warden Thomas cites inmate claims of coded letters. Textile workers strike ends after three weeks. WW II era critic Bernard Baruch voices sharp views on American stance. In Kamenz exhumation talks surface over Isadore Flach’s death. In Wales 100 miners entombed at Gresford collieries are given up as rescue attempts fail.
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New York
Charles A Lindberrh
Pacific Coast
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Columbus
Charley Makkey
Dillinger
Alain
Warry Pierpont
Larbor
Preston Thomas
George Paulin
Pearlin
Hauptmann
Lindy Baby
Washington
United Textile Workers of America
Hyde Park
Bernard Baruch
War Industries Board
David Lloyd George
Kamenz
Germany
Isadore Flach
Wretham
Wales
Klope
Gresford
Jail break plot foiled at Ohio prison as Dillinger gang member fatally shot
In Columbus Ohio a plan to break out of the state penitentiary on death row failed when guards shot Charles Makley and wounded Warry Pierpont using soap fashioned weapons. Makley died within an hour and Pierpont was later reported to be recovering with a bullet still in his body. A guard was grazed as the alarm halted the uprising.
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Ohio
Associated Press
Columbus
Hullere
John
Dillinger
Charles Makley
Warry Pierpont
Crown Point
Ind
Makley
Pierpont
Jess L. Larber
Lima
Russell Clark
Allen County
Pope Pius Returns to Vatican After Summer at Castel Gandolfo
Pope Pius returns to Vatican City from his seven week stay at Castel Gandolfo in the Alban Hills. He appeared in good health and gave a final blessing to villagers as his car left the papal summer villa.
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Vatican City
Pius
Vatican
Canstelgandolfo
Alban Hills
Cantel- Randolfo
Weather outlook for Northern Rocky Mountain region
The coming week will start rainy or snowy in mountainous districts, then general fair weather. Temperatures are expected to run below normal across the region.
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Rocky Mountain
Unified military air force may yet be had in America
President Roosevelt’s 1936 budget includes funding to grow air power but pending approval keeps a unified air force in question. Brigadier General William M. Mitchell, retired, vows to press his case before the aviation commission as he criticizes the War Department’s control of aviation.
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America
Washington
Peealdont Hoonrevelt
Aviation Commission
William M. Mitchell
Army Air Corps
War Department
Army Air Force
Mitchell
Roosevelt
Air Force
Newton D. Baker Board
Army
Navy Air Services
Modern Manners booklet offer through Washington bureau
The Helena Independent Information Bureau promotes Modern Manners a guide on table etiquette from host duties to serving and leaving the table. It covers breakfasts and luncheons as well as dinners and includes advice on whether asparagus is a finger or fork food. A copy costs ten cents plus postage, and orders are mailed to Washington, D. C.
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Washington
Berlin police bar Jews from public demonstrations
Berlin authorities banned Jews from public demonstrations wear of uniforms and flag carrying or tent camp gatherings while 60 000 Christians gathered before Ludwig Muellers installation as evangelical reich bishop. Nazi officials warned religious groups may face state interference if used to sabotage the government.
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Berlin
Ludwig Mueller
August Jaeger
Prussia
Wilhelm Frick
Interior
Textile strike ends as labor leaders claim victory
Washington reports the great textile walkout is over after mediation by Winant and endorsement by President Roosevelt. AFL President William Green and strike generalissimo Francis J. Gorman said gains were won, with most workers returning to mills while a militant minority urged continued action.
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Washington
Winant Mediation Board
Roosevelt
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Bis
Francis J. Gorman
NRA
Fhrst
California Couple Kidnapped By Gunman Released
Mr and Mrs Kt C Stratton were abducted as they tried to enter their Glendale home and forced to drive through the night to Oakland where they were released around 1 PM. A man threatened them with guns during the ordeal and guided the vehicle across cities.
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Oakland
Calif
Glendale
Kt. C. Stratton
Attorney General tightens grip on gambling in Montana
Montana Attorney General Raymond T. Nagle issues a directive to city officers to strictly enforce gambling laws or face removal proceedings. The letter cites recent suicides and intolerable conditions as justification and promises assignment of an assistant to pursue removals if local enforcement fails.
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Montana
Raymond T. Nagle
Sinoe
FERA
Great Falta
Nugle Anid
Nagle
Five Cablegrams Held Back By Senate Munitions Panel
The senate munitions committee ordered five mysterious cablegrams released to the Argentine government and furnished Secretary Hull with full testimony to date on munitions sales. Hull will share copies with Argentina Chile and Peru amid requests for complete detail of the revelations.
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Washington
Senate Munitions Committee
Republic of
Argentina
Hull
Chile
Peru
Fire devastates Seacoast Refining plant and Tidewater Terminal
A blaze fueled by oil and fireworks swept through the Seacoast Refining plant in Kearny New Jersey and spread to Lincoln Tidewater Terminal storehouses along the Passaic River. Eleven oil tanks exploded and several frame warehouses including a fireworks depot were leveled. Unofficial damage ranged from 100000 to 600000 dollars.
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Kearny
N. J
Seacoast Refining Company
Lincoln Tidewater Terminal Company
Passaic River
Hundred Miners Believed Lost In Welsh Blast
Wretham Wales Sept 23 One hundred coal miners are believed lost after a blast half a mile underground at the Gres fora coal mine. Roofs caved in and fires trapped workers as rescuers battled hot fumes and fire damp. Nine bodies recovered, two were rescue workers. About four hundred men were in the mine at the time.
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Wretham
Wales
Ming
Fate of girl of six in mystery
Two brief items describe a Nashville girl’s disappearance and a California tragedy. Dorothy Disselhurst, eight, vanished after school with no clear clues. her parents fear kidnapping or possible accident as investigators search for answers. In Auburn, William Hamilton killed his wife and wounded a mining engineer near their children’s yard in a domestic shooting.
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Nashville
Tenn
Dorothy Disselhurst
Auburn
Calif
William A. Hamilton
Robert M. Burnett
San Francisco
Johnson Is Out As NRA Chief After Rift With Roosevelt
New York dispatch reports General Hugh S. Johnson is effectively out as national recovery administrator after a White House shift in control. Roosevelt has begun direct dealings with NRA subordinates and signaled Johnson’s noncontinuance during a Hyde Park conference on Sept 10.
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New York
The
New York Herald Tribune
Washington
Hugh
Johnson
White House
Roosevelt
NRA
General Johnson
Hyde Park
Aboard 5 8 Ne de France Sept 22
A shipboard note cites England's justice in a case where a man killed his nagging wife and was sentenced to a year after apology. It reflects on war talk, Russia missions, and a cautious view of upcoming polo and global tension.
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France
England
Europe
Russia
Grim Relief Efforts After Devastating Typhoon Hit Japan
Tokyo reports a typhoon death toll of 1,661 and widespread destruction across industrial areas. Home Ministry begins relief and rehabilitation while Osaka-bound ministers assess damage as parliament debates funds. Injured 6,414 buildings destroyed 18,382 damaged 22,037 flooded 169,873. No American loss.
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Tokyo
Japan
Home Ministry
Fumio Goto
Osaka
Minning
United States
British Protest Over Fourth Race In America's Cup
T O M Sopwith, skipper of Endeavour, protests Rainbow's win in the fourth race as the series stands two to two. British observer Sir Ralph Gore filed the protest with race committee chairman Edmund Lang handling the matter.
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Newport
R. I
T. 0
Lord Dunraven
Valkyrie
Race Committee
Ralph Gore
Rainbow
Edmund Lang
Roosevelt to deliver another nation report soon
President Roosevelt, in Hyde Park, confirmed he plans another national address within weeks though time and subject are undecided. Frank Walker, a Montana and New York figure, met with the president as speculation grew that the executive council chairman on summer furlough may return to government service.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Frank Walker
Montana
New York
Executive Council
Permanent federal relief discussed by president in New York
President Roosevelt met with a committee of mayors to review permanent federal relief and the national financial situation. He spoke with Bernard M. Darach, New York economist, and discussed progress with Mayor LaGuardia, who called the conference very satisfactory.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Committee of Mayors
Bernard M. Darach
New York
Economist and Finance Authority
LaGuardia
Special Committee of Mayors
Larry L. Hopkins
Hopkins
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