Hauptmann Trial Coverage Sparks Public Debate
The Hauptmann case has gone to the jury and the press. Reporters and editors arrived on opening day in Flemington New Jersey to cover the murder trial. Columnists and commentators warned against predicting outcomes and inflaming the public, stressing due process and the danger of press intrusion on justice.
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State Troops May Put Down Strike at Fort Smith
Governor to Fort Smith readings indicate imminent calling out of the National Guard to protect lives and property amid agitation over relief projects and pay reductions. Federal relief suspended as militia possibly needed to handle strike and public works shutdown in Sebastian County.
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Italy and Ethiopia Reach Peace Pact
Addis Ababa reports a peace accord between Ethiopia and Italy agreeing to set up a boundary commission and establish a near zone where recent conflicts occurred. Rome’s government hinted at a potential 850 million dollar military campaign in Africa, amid tensions over frontier clashes believed to be sparked by Italian actions.
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Oklahoma to Halt Bootleg Tobacco Proposals
Oklahoma to halt bootleg tobacco by establishing reciprocity with Arkansas and Texas. Oklahoma Commissioner Eay R Wiseman reports a formal agreement to share information on cigarette hoodlighters and streamline stamps for wholesalers. Arkansas already has tax savings via agreements with Tennessee and stricter stamp controls.
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Graves Wins City Mayor Race In Preferential Primary
Albert Graves won the mayoral race in Taylor Indiana with 182 more votes than the combined total of his three opponents. R A Boyett finished second, J H Weaver third, and J W Parsons fourth. A runoff is set for February 26 to determine alderman positions in four wards. Charles Freibolt conceded in Ward Four, leaving Taylor versus Freibolt in the final contest. Charles Reynerson secured the Democratic nomination for city treasurer unopposed.
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Judge's Son Faces Murder Charge in Tulsa Case
Trial opens over Thanksgiving weekend in Tulsa for the son of a federal judge. Floyd Huff and Hugh Snedden testified that Phil Kenner threatened Gurrell before the shooting. Mrs Harton, a Tulsa apartment operator, is identified as a key witness and tied to rental arrangements with two boys. Continued on page 1.
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Tax Exemption on Homesteads Voted
LITTLE ROCK The House adopted a joint resolution proposing a constitutional amendment to exempt homesteads up to 1200 dollars and personal property up to 5 thousand dollars from property taxes. The chamber recessed before a vote on the land policy bill. The Senate amended the old age pension bill to empower county boards to reduce pensions below previous rates, altering Negron’s monthly pension.
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Macon Disaster Disturbs Capital and Bonus Debate
Washington reports a Macon disaster stirs Congress as officials acknowledge casualties and debate funds for veterans bonuses. President signals full payment requires securing money, while administration moves to prevent cuts to promised benefits amid ongoing budget friction. A separate Granite City infant dies after birth complications and critical heart condition, doctors working to correct the anomaly.
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Air Giant Macon Crashes Into Sea Disaster Claims 2 of 83
Lieutenant-Commander Herbert Wiley, sole surviving officer, recounts the Dirigible Macon crash off the California coast near Point Sur. The ship, after a wheel elevator miscue, suffered loss of No. 1 cell and ballast, with 2 survivors of 83 aboard. The Akron disaster two years earlier is noted.
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Roosevelt approves full restoration of government funds
Washington bulletin reports President Roosevelt approving a full restoration of government funds effective April as Congress must provide revenue and implement budget increases. The U S S Richmond is mentioned with 83 crew aboard and only two missing. The note ends with continued coverage on page three.
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Sales Tax Debate as Legislature Bills Voted On
Governors eyes possible veto on a general sales tax for schools while educators fear impacts. The administration cites potential revenue through sales tax, with education officials traveling to promote federal aid and note legislative action pending. Inspectors tour 14 proposed camp sites across multiple Texas locales.
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Yea Coach collegiate air at city hall play
The Young Bis inesan Men’s association stages a lighthearted college comedy at the University Bank Store and gym scene set across the Arkansas campus. Jefferson Smith, timid yet football rated, pursues a beauty queen amid fraternity intrigue and a happy ending, with Cartan as the star in a well received cast.
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Lindbergh Kidnap A Century Crime Headlines Spark Panic
Newark reports on March 1 1932 the infant son of Col Charles Lindbergh was kidnapped from the Hopewell home. Police alerts spread through New Jersey and New York as AP bulletins confirm the crime.
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Federal Injunction Sought in Louisiana PolicE Jury Row
In Baton Rouge an injunction to block Huey P. Long's East Baton Rouge Police Jury from governing will be argued in federal court in New Orleans on Wednesday by nine anti Long jurors. The 13 elected members were served notices and prepared to resist. Four of the elected members had joined the administration in attempting to reorganize and gain control of the body. The nine hostile jurors have refused to meet with the appointed members.
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Hauptmann trial delib begins with three verdict options
In Flemington New Jersey the Hauptmann murder trial entered deliberations after judge instructed jurors they could return one of three verdicts first degree murder with a death sentence or life recommendation or acquittal. The charge emphasized witness reliability and possible gang involvement theories as defense contended. Hauptmann testified denying guilt and claimed Isador Fisch provided ransom money though he said Fisch died in Germany.
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New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady Amid Mixed Deals
Cotton futures in New Orleans opened about steady while Liverpool cables fell. Early trading showed slight declines in nearby months, with May at 12.31 and July around 12.39 to 12.47, offset by some near-month buying and a mixed trade tone reflected in October near 12.25.
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