Zangara Described As Enemy To Established Order Of Society
The report labels Giuseppe Zangara a psychopathic personality whose morbid schemes clash with society. Prosecutors expect a plea of guilty or insanity as his trial for attempted assassination of President-Elect Roosevelt proceeds.
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Zangara
Miami
Fla
Giuseppe Zangara
Roosevelt
Sanity Commission
Zargara
Agos
Jirka
Giuseppe
Joe
Charlies A. Morehead
Chicago Judges Receive Death Threats Over Tax and Foreclosure Rulings
Chicago judges Edmund Jarecki and Dennis Sullivan reported receiving death threats tied to their court decisions on real estate tax and foreclosure matters. A planned demonstration at Judge Jarecki’s home was halted by police amid warnings referencing the Roosevelt assassination.
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Chicago
Tony Cermak
Edmund K. Jarecki
Dennis B. Sullivan
Jarecki
Cermak
Miami
Roosevelt
Milk Strike Paralyzes New London Area Dairies
Thousands of pounds of milk were dumped or blocked on Winnebago and Waupaca county roads as farmers in Dodge and nearby counties joined a milk sales strike led by the Wisconsin cooperative pool. Pickets siezed trucks, searched for hidden dairy products, and halted flows to New London markets amid clashes with police. About 1,500 Dodge County farmers were reported on strike.
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Kankakee
Ill
Minnesota
Fairmont
Minn
Court House
W. L. Roehler
Farmers Holiday Association
Frank E. Dougherty
Roy Palmer
Dougherty
Willmar
Soren Hanson
Lake City
Madison
New London
Wis
Harry Macwlin
Milton Rusham
Winnebago
Waupaca
Lodge County
Harry Macklin
Dodge Counties
Wisconsin Cooperative Milk Pool
Macklin
James Wells
Dodge County
Suspe gis Held for Kidnaping and Slaying Tie Denver Crime
Denver February report ties the slaying of Joe Roma known as the Little North Denver Grocer to the kidnapping of Charles Boettcher II. Detective work led to six arrests including Frank Mortellaro and J F Rotitto as authorities pursue a possible shared plot. Names and relations linked to victims and suspects appear in the city’s crime roundup.
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Denver
Joe Roma
North
Asassini
Charles Boettcher II
Boettcher
Nettie Roma
Roma
Frank Mortellaro
Pueblo
Colo
Vincent Mortellaro
J. F. Rotitto
A. T. Clark
California
Paraguay Moves Toward War Declaration in Gran Chaco
Asuncion, Paraguay, Feb 18 The government plans a formal declaration of war against Bolivia after eight months of Gran Chaco fighting. The senate will hold an extraordinary session to consider the move, seen as a step to justify a blockade of Bolivian frontiers. The action follows talks by President Ayala and Chancellor Benitez on establishing a war initiative.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
Bolivia
Gran Chaco
Senate
Argentina
Chile
Peru
Brazil
Arica
la Paz
Ayala
Benitez
Washington
House
Florida
California
Garner
Snell
Republican Net Bloc
Bertrand Snell
New York
Rainey
Illinois
McDuffie
Alabama
Bachmann
West Virginia
Britten
Arkansas
Six Weeks of Budget Cuts Highlight North Carolina Study
A Raleigh report on the joint appropriations committee shows about $20,000 in cuts from roughly fifty items in six weeks. Major reductions include 15 percent salary cuts for elective officers and $200,000 shifted from contingency funds. The university of North Carolina and highways remain undecided with next week expected to bring action.
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Raleigh
General Assembly
Joint Appropriations Committee
Budget Commission
Consolidated University of North Carolina
Highway Department
Japan Rejects Manchurian Report at Geneva
Geneva and Tokyo reports indicate Japan prepared a declaration rejecting the Manchurian report and the League censure. Tokyo officials warned withdrawal from the League seems likely as Yosuke Matsuoka considers return plans via the United States and Siberia. Saito confers with Prince Saionji as cabinet delays further action.
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Geneva
League of Nations Secretariat
Committee of 19
Assembly
Japan
China
Manchukuo
Tokyo
League
League of Nations
Yosuke Matsuoka
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Matsuoka
Siberia
Makoto Saito
Prince Saionji
Attorney Shot in Charleston Office After Stay Granted
W V Pul len Charleston attorney 40 was shot and killed in his office hours after a federal stay for contempt. Private detective T H Bailes was arrested. Eyewitness L V Adkins said Bailes shot four times after accusing Pullen of illegal practice. Bailes claimed self defense.
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Charleston
W. Va
Pullen
T. H. Bailes
L. V. Adkins
Bailes
Adkins
Family Row Ends In Triple Death In Sumter County
In Sumter County a family quarrel last night left Tom Connell and Mrs Annie Dixon Grooms dead. Ben Connell, 30, wounded his father and fled four miles before shooting himself in the stomach. he later died in his home after refusing to surrender to officers.
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Sumter
Tom
Connell
Annie Dixon Grooms
Ben Connell
Sumter County
German Official Resigns Over Obeying Hitler Ban
In Muenster district, President Gronowsky resigned rather than enforce the Nazi ban on Catholic papers. He had asked Goering to lift the suppression, but Frick refused. The Germania, Catholic center party organ, was suspended for three days for urging Catholics to oppose Bolshevism. The Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung warned more suspensions could follow for the Centrists' press network.
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Muenstd
Germany
Hitler
Gronowsky
Muenster
Herr Gronowsky
Hermann Goering
Catholic Center Party
Wilhelm Frick
Germania
Deutsche Allegmeine Zeitung
Marriage Rites Held In Prison In Buncombe Jail
The first marriage in Buncombe county jail was held for Pete D. Cannon 24 of Marion in custody for the Imperial theater holdup and Myrtle EB. Nichols 21 of Marion. Magistrate John S. Bramlett officiated on the courts building 15th floor with jailor Geofrey Ingle deputy Thurman Dewise and bondsman Robert Patton as witnesses.
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Asheville
Buncombe County
Pete D. Cannon
Marion
Imperial Theater
Myrtle EB. Nichols
John S. Bramlett
Cannon
Geofrey Ingle
Thurman Dewise
Robert Patton
Kaiser Rejects Technocracy Machine Supremacy
Former German Emperor Wilhelm II, banished at Doorn, argues that technocracy errs in promoting machine supremacy. In a letter to T. St. John Gaffney he urges mind and international agreement to curb unemployment, with proposals to tax workers from cities, build public works, and regulate machine planning.
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Associated Press
Doorn
Holland
Wilhelm II
Germany
T. St. John Gaffney
Summit
New Jersey
Kaiser
Hoover Will Not Seek Presidency in 1936
Washington reports quote sources close to President Hoover saying he intends to retire from public life and will not run in 1936. The claim contrasts with other rumors that Hoover might pursue a comeback four years later.
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Hoover
Washington
National Capital
Everett Sanders
Republican National Committee
Smith Bill Aims to Raise Cotton Prices and Aid South
Washington hopes rise as the Smith bill to lift cotton prices wins Senate approval. The plan uses 3.5 million bales of government stock to cut production 30 to 50 percent, offering producers an option to sell pooled cotton at a price gap above the current level.
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Washington
Senate
South
Smith
Jones
Tex
Agriculture Committee
Spon
Democratic House
Hoover
Five Men Jailed Over Mock Assassination Letter
Washington dated February 18 five men learned that joking about the Roosevelt assassination attempt was treated seriously by police and secret service. A letter addressed to Bud Jones warned of practicing with aims to shoot the president, leading to custody for Thompson Birmingham and McCartin. two others released. McCartin held for immigration authorities.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Secret Service
Bud Jones
Care Martz
Raymond Boulevard
Newark
N. J
Harry T. Thompson
William R. Birmingham
Patrick McCartin
Thompson
Birmingham
McCartin
Roosevelt Plans Second Meeting With British Ambassador
President-Elect Roosevelt ends cabinet talks to arrange a second meeting with Sir Ronald Lindsay, the British ambassador, on debts and economic negotiations. Lindsay returns to London Monday as details of the talks are expected to be finalized.
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Lbrances
M. Stephenson
Eee
New York
Roosevelt
Ronald Lindsay
London
Stimson
Lelio Marek
Senator Hull
Tennessee
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Cecil B. Dickson
Treasury
Glass
Virginia
James A. Farley
Senator Walsh
Montana
William H. Woodin
Henry Wallace
Iowa
Frances Perkins
Philip la Follette
Wisconsin
Dern
Utah
James Thompson
Louisiana
Louis A. Johnson
American Legion
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