Curtis Pleads Not Guilty In Lindbergh Case Trial Set
Curtis John Hughes pleads not guilty to the Lindbergh kidnapping indictment despite his confession. Trial scheduled for June 27 after a brief court appearance in Flemington New Jersey. He waived indictment reading and was remanded to jail. judge warned against demonstrations.
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Flemington
N. J
John Hughes Curtis
Lindbergh
Jane
Curtis
W. C. Pender
Norfolk
Lloyd Fisher
Robbins
Jali Aa
Bar of Justice
Curtie
Hausner Believed Winging Across Ocean In Monoplane
Poland born American aviator Stanislaus Hausner vanished en route from New York to Europe in a Bel lanca monoplane. Reports placed him over Halifax and Sydney as he followed the coast toward Cape Breton. weather was favorable with a tail wind at takeoff.
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Stanislaus Hausner
Atlantic
New York
Europe
Canada
Halifax
Sydney
Nova Scotia
Hausner
Cape Brenton
Floyd Field
Warsaw
Poland
London
England
Paris
France
Croydon
le Bourget
Primary Expected To Draw Heaviest Voting On Record
Reports from across North Carolina indicate record turnout as voters participated in the biennial state primary Gov. O Max Gardner predicted a Democratic total exceeding 360000 ballots statewide in today’s election effort observers noted heavy balloting in every region confirming the rekindled political engagement.
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Raleigh
N. C
O. Max Gardner
J. ¢. B. Ebringhaus
Elizabeth City
Albemarle Section
Chowan
Camden
Gates
Perquimans
Dare
Currituck
Pasquotank
Ehringhaus
Asheville
Durham
Greensboro
R. T. Fountain
Rocky Mount
Fountain
A. J. Maxwell
Piedmont
Maxwell
Charlotte
Washington
Democrats Use Party Rule To Push Relief Bill In House
Washington reports say party discipline forced all Democratic members to vote for the Garner relief measure. The bill, seen as unlikely to pass the Senate, is expected to clear the House Tuesday on a solid party-line vote. Endorsements came after a party caucus backed the bill amid opposition from some leaders.
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Party Caucus
Dem House
Congress
House
Washington
Burns
Appropriations Committee
Found Out Amount He Had After Some Little Difficulty
Spartanburg N C June 4 AP J W Duckett of Hendersonville NC tried counting cash in his pocket and crashed his car when a highway inspector saw the car overturn near White Stone He ended up with 1 45 dollars in his hand after the accident Duckett said he thought he had 145 dollars but found only one dollar forty five cents.
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Spartanburg
N. C
J. W. Duckett
Hendersonville
Duckett
White Stone
B. G. Spencer
Ducket
Jealousy Motive in Wife's Murder and Husband's Death
In Vineland New Jersey a 31 year old grocer John B Tamanini fatally wounded his wife Emily 28 then barricaded his bedroom and fought police with a shotgun for about an hour He later died from his wounds and had previously attempted to shoot his 10 year old son Morris Neighbors said Tamanini a World War veteran had been jealous of Emily feeling attention from other men.
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Vineland
N. J
John B. Tamanini
Morris
Emily
Tamanini
Advertising Upswing Seen After 1929 Slump
New York June 4. Samuel H Weston, a long time newspaper operations expert, said advertising showed a slight rise for the first time since 1929. He noted April classified ads moved up, followed by total advertising, signaling a slow but steady growth. He projected improved general trade within six to eight weeks.
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New York
Samuel H. Weston
Weston
Earthquake Kills 60 in Mexico. Wide Damage Reported
An Mexico City dispatch reports more than 60 dead and over 100 injured after a series of destructive earthquakes. Towns across Jalisco and Colima were wiped out or heavily damaged, with Atenguillo San Gabriel and Ciudad Guzman mentioned. Communications with Manzanillo and other coastal cities were disrupted.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Guadalajara
Atenguillo
San Gabriel
Ciudad Guzman
Esperanza
Manzanillo
Ameca
Mascota
Autlan
Ixtlana
Sayula
Tlajomulco
Jalisco
Mayaria
San Jose
San Francisco
la Merced
Colima
Tepic
House Today Nears Finish on Tax Bill Approval
Washington June 4 carry to a finish the drive to enact the revenue bill with conference report ready. Approval expected swiftly to let the Senate join in and send the measure to the White House. The bill’s yield is highest yet as conferees accept tax provisions from either house, notable for a three percent electricity tax now billed to consumers on monthly statements.
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Washington
House
Senate
White House
Hoover
Rapidan
Congress
New Morgan Firm Ready to Begin Operations
The American Securities Investing Corp, a $100 million entity formed to buy bonds and other securities, is expected to start operations next week. J P Morgan and Co announced formation after market close. Thomas W Lamont of Morgan heads the venture with backing from top New York banks and some out-of-town lenders. The group says it is an investing company seeking profits from sound long term investments, not a bond pool, and relies on anticipated congressional budget balance action.
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New York
American Securities Investing Corp
Albany
J. P. Morgan and Company
Thomas W. Lamont
Morgan
Ths
Congress
Mobile & Ohio Railroad Placed in Receivership
The Mobile and Ohio railroad was placed in receivership in federal court in St. Louis today. Ernest E. Norris of St. Louis was appointed receiver by Judge Charles B. Faris.
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ST. Louis
Mobile & Ohio Railroad
Ernest E. Norris
The
Road
Charles B. Faris
House Vote Upon Bonus Assured
Washington reports that advocates for cash bonuses secured a petition for a roll call vote on June 13. DC officials will withhold aid after next Thursday and offer bus transportation for veterans within 60 miles who wish to return home. Police will not be granted leave after Monday as an emergency measure.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Thaienemuen Ta Thad
Seven Still Missing In Oklahoma Floods
Oklahoma City organized aid for hundreds of homeless as five victims are confirmed dead and seven persons remain missing. Welfare officials plan to abandon the low land community camp for jobless while hundreds seek shelter, meals, and housing after the floods forced evacuation.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Revenue bill nears final enactment after conference reports
Washington June 4 AP report says the 81 118 5 000 000 revenue bill moved toward final approval as the House adopted the conference reports by viva voce vote. The Senate must act next before the compromise bill goes to President Hoover for signature.
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Washington
House
Senate
Hoover
Two Nabbed In Pinehurst Extortion Plot
Pinehurst police disclosed a thwarted extortion plot against Verner Z. Reed Jr. Roseland men Howard Dean and Joe Lucas were arrested after Reed received a note demanding 5000 dollars and threatening kidnapping and bombing. Lucas delivered the money at Deep Creek Church. handwriting tied him to the note while Dean matched as author. Both confessed intent but claimed they would not carry out threats.
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Pinehurst
Verner Z. Reed, Jr
Glen Cove
L. I
Reed
Howard Dean
Joe Lucas
Roseland
Deep Creek
F. C. Currie
John Gilliland
Lucas
Carthage
Dean
Hindenburg expected to retire on 85th birthday
Berlin reports a prominent nationalist source predicts President Paul Von Hindenburg will retire on October 2, his 85th birthday, and back former Crown Prince Friederich Wilhelm Von Hohenzollern as his successor. Official circles deny the plan, while Der Deutsche cites talks among Schleicher Hitler and the crown prince about a post election cabinet change.
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Berlin
Paul von Hindenburg
Friederich Wilhelm von Hohenzollern
Alfred Hugenberg
von Hindenburg
Hitler
General von Schleicher
Weather forecast for South Atlantic states early week
Showers on the north coast at the beginning of the week and showers and thunderstorms again around Thursday. Moderate temperatures early, warmer in the middle, and cooler in the northern portion later in the week.
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South Atlantic States
Bonus Marchers Clash With Cleveland Police
Police and about one hundred bonus marchers clashed in the Pennsylvania railroad yards as veterans attempted to storm the roundhouse for transport to W Bedford. A marcher was beaten unconscious and others fell as mounted officers charged with riot clubs. The group of about 100 joined about 1,000 veterans moved from the yards after blockading the main line overnight. Leaders planned renewed efforts at Bedford, 14 miles southeast, to commandeer a train.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Bedford
Here
Senate introduces relief bill to boost employment
In Washington on June 4 AP reports the administration's relief bill, sponsored by Treasury Secretary Mills, was introduced in the Senate by Senator Barbour. The measure would amend the Reconstruction Finance Corporation Act to authorize loans for new construction and modernization aimed at immediate employment, limited to five years and subject to existing loan restrictions.
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Washington
Mills
The
Treasury
Senate
Barbour
N. J
House
Hawley
Ore
Reconstruction Corporation
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