No Probable Cause Found in Robinson Abduction Case
U S Commissioner Julian Campbell in Nashville discretionary ruling discharged Thomas H Robinson Sr after finding no probable cause for removal to Kentucky to face abduction charges in Louisville Mrs Alice Speed Stoll case The Justice Department announced it would appeal for removal to Kentucky and take the matter to federal court if needed with the district attorney leaning toward proceeding.
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Nashville
Tenn
Thomas H. Robinson, Sr
Louisville
Alice Speed Stoll
U. S
Julian H. Campbell
Kentucky
Department of Justice
Washington
Tennessee
Robinson
Campbell
Thomas Henry Robinson, Sr
Courts of Justice
Maj
Horace Frierson, Jr
H. C. Douglas
M. C. Faulkner
Indianapolis
Ind
Stoll
Thomas H. Robinson, Jr
Ieee
Fis
Louiisville
Alice Stoll
M. 8. Rosa
Thomas H. Robinson
Alice Speed Toll
Justice Department
Jr. Anderson
Western
John J. Gore
Middle Tennessee
Circuit
Supreme Court
Enid
Pilots Return After Shield Loss Delays Australia Flight
Colonel James Fitzmaurice cut his attempt to set a speed record to Australia short at Lympne Aerodrome after a shield piece fell from under the aircraft. In Sofia, IVan Mikhailoff, chief of the Macedonia revolutionaries, was reported arrested in Turkey over King Alexander of Yugoslavia’s death.
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Lympne Airdrome
Pag
James
Fitzmaurice
Lympne
Australia
Sofia
Bulgaria
Ivan Mikhailoff
Macedonia
Alexander
Yugoslavia
Turkey
Istanbul
Clothing firm Greif and Brothers suit against NRA dismissed
In Baltimore on October 29, the case brought by L. Greif and Brothers, men’s clothing manufacturers, was dismissed after the firm and the National Recovery Administration reached an agreement ending a major legal attack against the NRA.
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Baltimore
NRA
L. Greif and Brothers
Hearing Postponed in Morro Castle Negligence Case
The hearing of five officers charged with negligence in the Morro Castle fire was postponed from today to next Monday before the U S Board of Steamboat Inspectors.
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New York
Morro Castle
U. S. Board of Steamboat
A and P Stores Remain Closed Nationwide
About three hundred A and P grocery stores, including 100 in Cleveland, stayed closed due to labor troubles. Unions accuse management of unprofitability while butchers in Milwaukee and other locations were ordered to strike. William Green of the AFL called for a federal jobs program as unemployment rose. Ohio meat cutters consider a state-wide walkout pending union convention action.
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Associated Press
Great
Atlantic and Pacific
Cleveland
Milwaukee
William Green
American Federation of Labor
P. Green
Michael Schuld
Ohio Meat Cutters’ Union
A. and P. Butchers
Weather summary for Charlotte and surrounding region
Official weather records report four hour period ending 8 am with precipitation figures. Forecast notes include partly cloudy to partly sunny conditions, slight warming, and variable winds from west to southwest. mentioning West Monmouth, South Carolina and Jacksonville influences with light rain possible in the extreme north portion tonight.
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Charlotte
Rainfe
Foiveston
Seedian
Fe “Renelsco
Tonbirg
Muveeart
Catalina
Erverve
Dirigible 3 Favored for Ocean Route
Dr Hugo Eckener urged immediate trans Atlantic dirigible service linking Europe and the United States before the presidential aviation commission He proposed a German American Dutch company operating from Friedrichshafen to South America and from the United States to the Dutch Indies with routes crossing southern France or northern Spain.
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Washington
Europe
United States
Hugo Eckener
Atlantic
Germany
Graf Zeppelin
Aviation Commission
Eckener
Friedrichshafen
South America
Moravia
Dutch East Indies
France
Spain
Batavia
Rio de Janeiro
North America
Zeppelin
Little Girl Dies of Liquor Given By Dad
A coroner's jury in Gaffney found five year old Ines Marion died October 5 from drinking whiskey given by her uncle Sobbi Sentell. The jury ordered Sentell held for further investigation. Dr. RK Westeller of Spartanburg performed the autopsy. the child died after being brought from her home near Cowpens to a Spartanburg hospital.
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Gaffney
Sorener’s
Ines Marion
Sobbi Sentell
Sentell
Injuries Prove Fatal in Montairy Auto Crash
Alvin King, 24, of Stokes County, died about 12 hours after a late Saturday automobile crash when his car overturned on a curve. Two other occupants were slightly hurt.
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Mountairy
Alvin King
Stokes County
King
Electric Rate Slashes Save Millions Across Nation
Frank R. McNinch, chairman of the federal power commission, reports partial surveys show rate reductions totaling between 28 and 30 million dollars with expectations the total will be higher. He notes promotional and inducement rates cut costs, spur rural electrification, and align with Roosevelt’s goal of cheap power.
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Washington
Federal Power Commission
Frank R. McNinch
Commission
Roosevelt
McNinch
Woman’s National Democratic Club
National Power Survey
The
Power Commission
Seek To Draw U.S. President Into Row On Mexican Church
The interior department probed the authenticity of an alleged intercepted letter claimed to show Catholics in Mexico seeking support to influence President Roosevelt against the people’s cause. El Nacional published the letter saying it came from “Sophie” in Washington. A pro-government march drew 200,000 supporters with minor disturbances. In Oaxaca, images of saints were burned after a pro-government parade, and Mazatlan churches were closed with priests departing the state.
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Mexico
D. F
Department of Interior
Roosevelt
el Nacional
National Revolutionary (Government) Party
Sophie
Washington
United States
Oaxaca
Mazatlan
Sinalos
Five Denied Bail In Wendell Bank Robbery Attempt
Five men held without $5,000 bond each will face a preliminary hearing tomorrow in Raleigh for an alleged Wendell bank robbery attempt. Police shot to disable a car in which one suspect rode, and they suspect a sixth man was involved.
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Raleigh
Wendell
Green Seeks Federal Act To Lower Unemployment
Washington report notes William Green urging federal action to unite industries in a massive production boost. He cites 843,000 more jobless in September 1934 vs 1933 and argues a 30 percent production lift could align supply with demand, with NRA and AAA shifts under consideration.
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Green
Washington
American Federation of Labor
William Green
A. F. of L
Congress
NRA
AAA J
United States
Bempter
Mussolini Moves Italy Toward Universal Military Training
Rome reports Premier Mussolini, in fascist uniform, starts a mass military program for ages eight to thirty three. The plan creates a new inspectorate and four major military depencies to enforce compulsory training through youth groups from Balilla to Vaseists and post military service.
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Rome
Mussolini
Italy
Sparta
Venezia Palace
Musolini
Kingsford Smith Reaches Honolulu on Second Leg Flight
Wing Commander Sir Charles Kingsford Smith and Captain P G Taylor completed the second leg of their 3 hop 7365 mile Australia to California flight, landing in Honolulu after departing Naselai Beach Fiji. The voyage faced a Pacific storm with engine issues but the pair reported steady progress and expected arrival around 12:30 p m local time pending no further incidents.
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Honolulu
Sir Charles Kingsford-Smith
Naselai Beach
Fiji
California
Iles Kingsford-Smith
Ring
Australia
Cal
P. G. Taylor
Fanning Island
Pacific Coast
Aipance
Globe
Suva
Fiji Islands
Sir Charles
Phoenix Islands
Fann'ng
Eura
Albert Park
Lady Southern Cross
Threehop
Blackwood Silent On Federal Post Rumor
Governor Blackwood declined to comment on unverified reports he might become general counsel for the Reconstruction Finance Corporation at 14000 dollars annually. He retires in January after 14 years as lawyer and solicitor. Washington chatter linked him to succeed Stanley Reed as RFC general counsel upon Reed’s resignation for a federal judgeship in Kentucky.
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Columbia
8. C
Blackwood
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Federal
Washington
Stanley Reed
The
RFC
Reed
Kentucky
Government rests in mail fraud trial of In sull group
In Chicago on October 29 the government rested its case against Samuel In sull and 16 codefendants in the mail fraud trial linked to the collapse of the Corporation Securities Company of Chicago. DA Dwight Green read the last meeting minutes voting not to oppose a receiver, signaling the end of the government's evidence after 27 days.
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Chicago
Samuel Insull
Corporation Securities Company of
Dwight H. Green
United States
Corporation Securities Company
Frank B. Schoenman
Green
Harold Huling
Roy B. Kester
Columbia University
Leslie E. Salter
Salter
Reuters
Frederick H. Burnham
Stanley Field
James H. Wilkerson
Lexington man dies after accidental pistol discharge
Iran Lomax a 33 year old filling station proprietor was fatally wounded by the accidental discharge of a pistol worn on his belt. He died en route to a Salisbury hospital from loss of blood after the incident occurred early yesterday.
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Lexington
Iran Lomax
Salisbury
Blustery Winds Signal Cold Weather Advance Across Regions
Blustering winter fronts swept the East and South with high winds and storms. Six ships faced rough seas off the Atlantic coast while two men remained missing near Maine. Snow deluged eastern Pennsylvania and flurries touched New Jersey New York and New England. Temperatures endured freezing in Maine and dropped to 28 in upstate New York. NYC hit 37 as forecasts warned of the season’s first widespread freeze. Southern states saw thirties to forties with frost in parts of Georgia North Carolina Virginia Alabama South Carolina and Tennessee. Frost reached Alabama's northern counties and Georgia’s Macon and Savannah reported near freezing. Coast guard and ships towed and aided several vessels amid gale conditions from the Gulf of St Lawrence to Cape Henry.
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Atlantic
Maine
Boston
Hatteras
Pennsylvania
Pocono
New Jersey
New York
New England
Ontario
New York City
Weather Bureau
Mercury
Wytheville
Virginia Capes
Newport News
Buxton Line
Haven Belle
Exeter
Nantucket
Coast Guard
Theoline
Empire State
Cape Henry
Stonepool
St. Augustine
Quebec
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Walter Chandler
Lewis Chandler
Vinalhaven
Georgia
North Carolina
Virginia
Alabama
South Carolina
Tennessee
Macon
G.a
Savannah
North
Chattanooga
Norfolk
Lynchburg
Asheville
Birmingham
Richmond
Motion to invite Army and Navy to Rose Bowl duel
A Santa Monica dispatch notes a humorous motion proposing both Army and Navy football teams be invited to the Rose Bowl if they meet twice in a season. The writer cites Yale and Harvard and suggests a double appearance would mirror baseball schedules and would be a new spectacle.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Huey Long
Louisiana
Tennessee
Yale
Harevard
Army
Navy
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