Federal agents kill suspect in Bremer kidnapping case
In Chicago on January 9 federal agents killed Russell Gibson, 32, alleged gang member linked to the Bremer kidnapping of St. Paul banker Edward G. Bremer. Trapped in a North Side apartment, Gibson tried to shoot it out but his gun jammed. tear gas forced surrender of a woman named Clara Gibson.
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Chicago
Russell Gibson
Edward G. Bremer
St. Paul
Gibson
Alvin Karpis
Arthur Barker
Pine Grove Avenue
John Dillinger
US Apologizes and Pays 25000 in Sinking of Rum Runner
A US Canadian arbitration panel orders the United States to apologize and pay 25000 to Canada for the sinking of the rum runner I'm Alone off Louisiana in 1929. It also awards crew members compensation for clothing and wrongful casting, and grants Amanda Mainguy 10185 for herself and children.
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Awoctated
John T. Suter
Washington
Louisiana
United States
Canada
van DeVanter
United States Supreme Court
Duff
Canada Head
Coast Guard
John T. Randell
John Williams
Jens Jansen
James Barrett
William Wordsworth
Eddie Young
Chesley Hobbs
Edward Fouchard
Srew
Amanda Mainguy
Leon Mainguy
I'm Alone
House Takes Up First of Supply Bills
The House begins consideration of the annual supply bill for the 1936 fiscal year totaling 776 million dollars. The measure includes White House and veterans funds as Speaker Burns predicts approval of Roosevelt's 4 billion dollar lump sum relief request. The Senate and House probe the administration’s fiscal policies amid a Supreme Court challenge to delegated powers.
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New Deal
Velt
Supreme Court
Senate
House
Cummings
Congress
White House
Burns
Rooosevelt
Fae
Appropriations Committee
Condon Identifies Hauptmann as Lindbergh Ransom Mediator
Dr. John F. Condon testified in Flemington that he negotiated the $50,000 Lindbergh ransom with Bruno Richard Hauptmann. He described their first meeting in Van Courtlandt Park and Hauptmann as the middleman who feared being blamed. Condon also identified the letters tied to the ransom plot.
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Associated Press
Flemington
N. J
John F
Jassie) Condon
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
John
Bronx
Charlies
Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
Condon
Lindbergh
van Courtlandt Park
Woodlawn Cemetery
Hauptmann
Jassie
Dr. Condon
Last Minute Flash: Clyde Cunningham Arrested in Tampa
Clyde Cunningham was arrested in Tampa on January 9 by local police at the request of Asheville authorities in D C, who want him on an embezzlement charge.
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Tampa
Fla
Clyde Cunningham
Asheville
D. C
Paul Abrams Arrested in Safe Theft Case at Tarboro
Tarboro police report Paul Abrams, a rural filling station operator and ex convict, under arrest for breaking open and stealing the safe containing $1,400 from William F Edwards, an Edgecombe farmer, at his Tarboro property.
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Tarboro
Paul Abrams
William F Edwards
Edgecombe
Oates Named to Succeed Powell in State Senate Seat
Raleigh dispatch reports John A. Oates of Fayetteville Ehringhaus will replace Walter H. Powell of Whiteville who resigned after joining the state senate. Powell left the Whiteville seat to move into legislative work.
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Raleigh
John A. Oates
Fayetteville
Ehringhaus
Walter H. Powell
Whiteville
State Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Court Recap Marks Reservation
The senate is set to consider a resolution on the world court issue with a reservation. The United States faces advisory opinions as part of a debate spanning foreign relations policy and legal obligations.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations World Court
United States
Movie Monopolies Indictments Stir St Louis Case
The St Louis Post-Dispatch reports criminal indictments charging Sherman Antitrust violations related to monopolistic practices in a movie enterprise. The piece notes legal action and potential penalties as the case unfolds.
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ST. Louis
the Post-Dispatch
Railway bombing derails CB&Q freight train near Waltonville
A Chicago Burlington and Quincy freight train was derailed by a bombing two miles south of Waltonville in Ti Jan C, marking the 14th attack amid the ongoing bitter coal mine union feud.
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Waltonville
Jan. C
Bitternolf
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Here
Three Strikers Shot In Minneapolis Riot
Minneapolis police faced a riot by about 3800 garage mechanics and sympathizers at the McDonald Gilfillan Motor Co protest. Claire Hogan of St Paul was shot in the chest and hospitalized. Wounded also were Burns, Everett, and others as officers guarded the scene amid the first strike action since January 3.
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Minneapolis
McDonald-Gilfith Motor Co
Claire Hogan
St. Paul
General Hospital
Burns Wers
Everett Dfors
House Opens First Day With Vigorous Session
The 1935 General Assembly convened in Raleigh as the Senate met briefly for officer elections while the House of Representatives moved quickly, suspending rules to pass a joint resolution urging Congress to enact interstate motor truck safety legislation. It was sent to the Senate, which had adjourned after a 20 minute session.
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Raleigh
General Assembly
Senate
House of Representatives
House
Congress
North and South Carolina Weather Outlook Tonight Through Thursday
North Carolina remains generally fair and cooler with a chance of light rain in the northeast tonight. South Carolina stays fair and slightly colder tonight. From Sandy Hook to Hatteras winds run east to north with overcast skies and occasional rain possible tonight and Thursday. From Hatteras to Jacksonville winds shift west to southwest with generally fair conditions tonight and Thursday.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Jacksonville
Revolt Against Huey Long Rises In His Empire In Louisiana
In Baton Rouge and New Orleans unrest grows as Huey Long faces opposition to 32 December laws expanding his power. A Fast Parish court rejects a move to block a law, while a Square Deal Association mass meeting calls for repeal of dictatorial measures. Federal judge in New Orleans asserts jurisdiction over Longs sewerage and water board control dispute.
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Gen . Baton Rouge
New Orleans
ED Desobry
Associated Press
Baton Rouge
Huey Long
Islana
Washington
Baton Rouge Parish
Columbia
Empire
K. Alien
Long's An
Long
Help For Small Farmer Plans Emergency Seed Loans
Washington reports Representatives Warren and Hancock of North Carolina want to extend emergency seed loans through 1935. They say seed loans meet a real need for farmers lacking other credit and view them as vital government support. Warren notes 40 million dollars were appropriated in 1934 but not fully used.
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Washington
Warren
Hancock
North Carolina
Jones
Dtexas
House Agricultural Committee
Mangled Bodies Found After Freight Collision Near Elizabeth City
In Elizabeth City on January 9, the mangled bodies of Stew art M Ballance 86 proprietor of a filling station and Mrs Graham Newbern of Hertford were found in a demolished auto at the embankment bottom near the Norfolk Southern crossing. Sheriff J F Forbes says the pair were likely killed instantly when the auto was struck by a freight train about 9:30 last night. discovery occurred between 6 and 7 this morning.
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Elizabeth City
Stewart M. Ballance
J. F. Forbes
Camden County
Graham Newbern
Hertford
Norfolk-Southern
Camden
Forbes
Norfolk Southern
Legislative Organization Delayed Until Monday
Raleigh January 9 Indications show the 1935 General Assembly will not organize until Monday night. Speaker Robert Grady Johnson expects to name House committee assignments within 48 hours after his election. Lieutenant Governor A H Graham cites many new Senate members delaying committee selections. Senate President pro tempore Paul Grady and House leaders face decisions on finance and appropriations amid veteran lawmakers' input.
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House
Graham
Raleigh
General Assembly
Sion
Robert Grady Johnson
Pender
House of Representatives
A. H. Graham
Senate
Paul Grady
Senate Rules Committees
F. BE. Thomas
Ansony
Democra
House Rules Committee
Aecantes
A. L. Spence
Moore
Harriss Newman
New Hanover
Finance
Appropriations
R. Gregg Cherry
Gaston
Reginald Harris
Person
John
France Italy to Negotiate With Hitler for Disarmament
Rome Jan 9 1925 France and Italy may begin talks with Germany on a disarmament pact following Mussolini Laval agreement. An authority says the two countries will base talks on Italy’s January memorandum, proposing a German army of 300000 and keeping France’s force unchanged while restricting German tanks and air power.
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France
Italy
Hitler
A. Edward Stuntz
Associated Press Foreign Staff
Associated Press
Rome
Germany
Mussolini
Pierre Laval
League of Nations
Europe
Africa
Saar Clash in Saarbrucken Ends as Police Quell Riot
In Saarbrucken on January 9 a clash on Waterloo street between Nazis and anti Nazis broke out. Major Hennessey and landjaeger swiftly drove back the rioters, who dispersed propaganda papers and clashes with fists and clubs followed.
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Saarbruecken
Saar Basin
Waterloo Street
Landjaeger
Waterloo
Hennessey
Saar
Law and Order
League of Nations
Kidnappers Free College Student in Chicago Bond Plot
Allen C Bomberger a 21 year old Hammond Indiana student was released after more than 48 hours in captivity. He said a trio including two men and a woman forced him to write a ransom note for 50000 dollars and that he was taken to a bungalow possibly in Indianapolis. Detectors questioned him and questioned the Chicago address.
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Chicago
Allen CC. Bomberger
Hammond
Ind
Federal
Lowden Bomberger
Harold Nathan
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Young Bomberger
Crawfordsville Street
Indianapolis
Chi
Ehringhaus to Deliver Biennial Message to General Assembly
Governor Ehringhaus will address a joint session of the 1085 General Assembly at 7:15 PM Tuesday. Officials predict a 30 to 45 minute speech outlining state plans and policies.
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Ehringhaus
State Assembly
Raleigh
1085
General Assembly
News day in Santa Monica big Roosevelt oil ruling and trial verdicts
In Santa Monica on Monday President Roosevelt posed a historic question about eight and a half billion dollars. Betty Gow won a courtroom decision over Hauptmann's counsel. Hough Johnson joined big business efforts after a long plan. The Supreme Court shifted Republican and held oil law options limited.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Roosevelt
Brothers
Betty Gow
Hauptmann
Hough Johnson
Supreme Court
New Deal Reveals Steps to Reshape Policies in Transition
Washington observes a period of policy shift as the New Deal signals plans for rapid federal state pensions to aid 1.5 million unemployables and quicken relief. Senate estimates place social security and unemployment insurance costs near 100 million dollars for year one. NRA code reviews press price fixing, with some call for major revisions while others resist changes. Farm policy also signals preparation for future adjustments under the evolving program.
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Jan
Robinson
D. Ark
NRA
Blue Eagle
Khown
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