Insull extradition looms as Chicago trial nears its end
The column weighs the return of Samuel Insull from abroad to face embezzlement charges in Chicago, calling him a genius and a blunderer, and predicts a jury verdict. It also questions public officials who once aided him and urges truth from the Cook County witness stand. A local note reports hay baling traffic snarls on Third Street and suggests parking controls and a central market for farm product sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Insull
Turkey
Chicago
Chia
Tasull Sal
Urey
Lige
Hhuwell
Insull
Cook County
United States
Thomas A. Edison
Third Street
Hope
America
Japan’s Matsuhara warns against Pacific bully role
In a remote Geneva briefing, Japan’s Yosuke Matsuoka urges mutual respect for the Monroe Doctrine of the East and calls for joint efforts with America and Britain to maintain Pacific tranquility. He warns that escalating naval arms and unilateral policing could threaten world peace and urges renewed hope in the 1938 naval conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Philip Simms
Pert
NEA Service
NEA Service, Inc
Sam
Pacific
United States
Rugsia
Ching
Far East
Yosuke Matsuoka
Japan
Geneva Durogy
America
East
RMHL
Waghes
Kelloga
Almerica
Pacific Ocean
Pearce
Hust
Dae
Amerie
Anturiea
Britain
Matsaulas
League of Nations
Menchathe
Tia
Matsipke
New Service Station Planned at Third and Main
Announcement Monday by Speedy Hutson manager details a modern service station project at Third and Main with expenditure around 4000 dollars. Work to start immediately and finish within 60 days. Mr Watson and Harold Partfield will be at the Lureco station at Third and Watt for the interim.
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Mervetion
Canon Station
Third Gd
Speedy, Hutson
Jem
Watson
Harold Partfield
Lureco
Third and
Watt
Extradition bid seals end of Tosull stay in Istanbul hotel
Samuel Tosull, once Chicago financier, was arrested in Istanbul and placed under supervision after a Turkish cabinet decision to extradite him to the United States. He remained at a hotel near the Sublime Porte while authorities prepared formal actions, with protests and legal maneuvers continuing.
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Istanbul
Constantinople
Turkey
Samuel Tasull
Mna
United States
Chicago
Instanbul
Samuel Insult
Maiotis
Tosull
Mino Erline
Tnnsull
Ankara
Washington
Istahel
Tele Aras
Mosul
Tashat
Muzaled
Tasall
Sublime Porte
Inggull
Maiatis
Tisai
Bin
Sines Hy
Iasull
Tisull
State Department
Samuel Insill
Recovery Program Can't Be Stopped
New York reports that Alfred P. Sloan Jr of General Motors asserts an irrefusable international recovery is under way with a worldwide upturn starting in the summer of 1932. He says improvements appeared then and have continued, though government actions could slow but not reverse the general trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alfred P. Sloan Jr
General Motors
Sloan
Upswig
Western Union Opposes Code in Telegraph Industry
Washington P. F. B. White, president of Western Union, challenged NRA's right to produce a code for telegraph communications. Howard L. G. Kern, representing Postal Telegraph, vacated action in the interests of the public. White said his company would not benefit but would cooperate under the law, while Kern condemned trade practices harming public and company interests and urged a code to reduce work hours to 48.
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Washington
F. B. White
Western Union
Moncday
NRA
Howard LG. Kern
Postal Telegraph Company
White
Suspect Murder, Two Held in L A
Two men are held for questioning in the death of Arthur Swezey, whose burned, slashed body was found in his ruined Little Rock home after a Sunday night explosion. Suspect Max Haustein, son in law, and John Shatzee, 26, were detained as investigators sought a second man seen in the back room.
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Little Rock
the Vieton
Arthur Swezey
Swezey
Max Haustejp
John Shatzee
Arthur L. Swezey
Lawson C. Aday
Haustein
World War Costs Could Have Built Europe Fivefold
Nicholas Murray Butler, president of Columbia University, argues the World War’s price would have financed a vast global reconstruction. He cites figures from the Congressional Record, positing funds to create libraries, universities, teachers’ salaries, and large-scale social gains as an alternative to wartime expenditures. He envisions using the money to acquire property in France and Belgium and to fund education and civil improvements for many nations.
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Nicholas Murray Butler
Guller
Ye Saad
Natal Iui
Columbia
Intercound Education
Carnegie Endowment For Taberaetieri
Pesce
Butler
Iran
Eneh
United States
Canada
Austria
Haglard
Wales
Ireland
Columbia University
Sunwatic
France
Belgium
Germany
Russia
AOC
MN Aiuses
Hrante
Entelle
School Act Test in Supreme Court
In Little Rock a challenge to petitions for a 1933 education reorganization referendum was taken under submission by the Arkansas Supreme Court with a possible decision next Monday. Mrs. C. B. Shephard sued Secretary of State McDonald challenging ballot sufficiency and the act’s effective date. The act would abolish the State Board of Education, create a new board, and replace the education commissioner with an elective superintendent of public instruction. Also, a $5,000 judgment for Marion Hartsfield against Hope Basket Company was affirmed on appeal in Crain Hempstead circuit court after a hand injury on a basket machine.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
C. B. Shephard
McDonald
State Board of Education
Commissioner of Education
Marion Hartsfield
Hope
Hope Basket Company
Crain Hempstead
Conciliator Wood Resigns Over Perkins Criticism
Boston dispatch reports Charles C. Wood, Federal Conciliation Service conciliator, resigning in a sharp letter to Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins. He accuses her of failing to take the right steps to reconcile industrial disputes and faults her loyalty to government labor groups versus his own work with Roosevelt and the Recovery Administration.
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Boston
Charle C. Wood
Federal Conciliation Service
Sanday
Roosevelt
Geo
Hugh Johnson
Congress
Perkoen
Wood
Spevial
House of Representatives
Hamilton Fishdeo
Bur
American Federation of Labor
Miss Perkins
Neale
Dows
Civil Cases Set for Tuesday in Hempstead Circuit Court
The Hempstead circuit court convened the second quarterly term in Washington with a 9 am grand jury session. Civil cases originally set for Monday were largely settled, one continued to July, and the docket for the rest of the week includes Homer Fuller versus Sinclair Oil and Re furring, J T Matthews versus Missouri Pacific, Motor Finance versus C A Shipp, and Mrs Kate Knight versus Metropolitan Life. The criminal docket features two negro murder cases, Henry Muldrow and Robert McFadden, and June Brashear bank robbery, with trials scheduled for next Monday after a prior hung jury.
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Hempstead
Washington
Orlock
Mondag
James Styles
Fred
Daventer
Homer Fuller
Sinclair Oil & Refiring Company
J. T. Matthews
Missouri Pacific Railway Company
Motor Finance Company
C. A. Shipp
Kate Knight
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Norma Gean Williams
Anna Bell Philbrick
Western Union
C. H. Butler
Hope Auto Company
June Brashear
Henry Muldrow
Robert McFadden
June Brashvar
First National Bank
Texas Blame Trail Hunters Backed by Police Across Texas
Elusive Clyde Barrow and Raymond Hamilton roamed Texas as officers hunted for two killings a bank robbery and a kidnapping. Barrow allegedly directed gunfire that killed two state highway patrolmen near Grapevine. Hamilton, newly escaped, was sought after a Mexia kidnapping and the West bank heist near Waco. a black 1934 Ford linked to the killer was reported in Houston.
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Associated Press
Clyde Barrow
Raymond Hanitter
Texas
Will
Fede
Barrow
Grapevine
Hamilton
West
Sam
Gunter
Fort Worth
Haymond Hanilton
Senten
Liess
Dha
Wand Dia
Houston
Waco
BB. Wheeler Anh
H. D. Murphy
Hamilon
Sam Gunter
Mexia
Thera Hill
Selma
Fatrolman Polk
Ivy
County relief program leaders named in Arkansas
Little Rock officials announced new appointments in the rural rehabilitation program under ERA, successor to the Civil Works Administration. R. B. Stanford of this city was named work supervisor for the state ERA works division under director A. C. Limerick, after five weeks as field engineer inspecting Civil Works projects in 14 southern counties. Jim Hi was also named county administrator of the rehabilitation program as part of the ERA administration guiding federal aid to families. Stanford and Henry planned to depart for Little Rock to finalize program details and coordinate all CWA projects in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Stanford
Relief Administration
A. C. Limerick
Civil Works
Stford
South Arica
Zoubl Monday
Jim Hi
Stanford
Henry
Desperado John Di ger Escapes Police With Woman Fugitives
In St Paul Minnesota John Di ger and a female companion fled a police trap armed with a submachine gun and a green sedan. Blood spots in the snow indicate a woman was wounded as officers pursued them, while an arsenal including two submachine guns and road maps of Minnesota Wisconsin and Michigan was left behind.
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ST. Paul
Minn
John Diger
John. Hamilton
Crown Point
Ind
Markets Hope Cotton Exchange Markets Hope Cotton Exchange
Cotton and grain prices show slight declines across New York New Orleans and Chicago markets. May cotton declines seven points from prior close while May wheat and corn show mixed shifts. livestock and poultry prices list per pound and per dozen for several common breeds and varieties. Prof Lucien Rudaux discusses planetary abundance in The American Weekly preview.
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Chicago
American Can
American Smelter
Anaconda
Chrysler General Motors Missouri Pacific
Little Rock
Tta S& Broilers
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