Doctors promise relief from disease at Atlantic City session
The News Review notes doctors at their Atlantic City session tout breakthroughs including a brain wish curing paralysis and an antisemic solution stronger than anything used, while cautions on adoption in regular practice remain. Meanwhile a giant uncut diamond worth over 300000 captures global attention as a poverty struck prospector’s sudden fortune prompts curiosity about the finder Jacobus Jonkher and the bar’s life changing stone.
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Atlantic City
United States
Kedlir
Noman
Jacobus Jonkher
Security program near end in Congress
Senate and House move toward final votes on administration security legislation and AAA amendments. After a day of debate the Senate showed the measure as essentially ready, with enactment expected possibly by Tuesday night. The House has already passed the security measure.
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Washington
Senate
House
Roosevelt
Congress
Waley Speedy Trial Hopes Stir Tacoma Case
Waley and his wife, accused kidnapers of George Weyerhaeuser, aim for a fast federal trial as authorities seek to "close up the case as quickly as possible." A federal grand jury, summoned by Judge Cushman, sits Wednesday as District Attorney Den nik declines comment. Indictments could follow under the Lindbergh kidnapping law within a day.
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Tacoma
Wash
Harnon M. Waley
George Weyerhaeuser
Cloan
Cushman
Charles Dennik
Mooney Case Reopened by California Court
San Francisco reports the California Supreme Court opened its habeas corpus doorway after nine years, allowing Tom Mooney’s bid for freedom in the wake of his conviction tied to the Preparedness Day bombing. The move signals a significant legal barrier removal and sets a return date for the case.
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San Francisco
Tom Mooney
California Supreme Court
Wester
Roosevelt Tightens Relief Funds To Private Pay Roles
President Roosevelt ordered relief workers to return to private payrolls and to halt costly projects even at a loss as employment climbs. He urged state Works Progress directors to shrink scope, outlaw politics in the program, and focus on useful projects within a $4 billion fund meant to employ about 351,000 people. The Civil Works program was labeled made work, with a plan to spend the bulk of funds to reach a recovery in employment across the nation.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Works Progress
United States
de Bonneville
Fort Peek Dans
Mississippi
Election Petition at Nashville Is Irregular
Nashville Arkansas news reports Chancellor Tratt Bacon sustained a petition for injunction and issued a writ quashing a County Court order for a liquor question election. The election had been set for May 28. Mulkey, owner of the only liquor store, filed to halt the proceedings, arguing irregularities in the election calling. The petition claimed signatures represented 9 percent of qualified voters.
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Nashville
Ark
Tratt Bacon
Fame
Mulkey
Record Stage Is Forecast Fulton By Next Friday
Flood warnings continue as Red River rises, with Fulton forecast to reach 32 to 34 feet by Thursday or Friday. Rainfall totals exceed 2 inches as farmers evacuate to higher ground. Authorities report 11 feet of rise in 36 hours and drift-heavy conditions threaten bridges.
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J. W. Cronk
Shreveport Weather Bureau
Red River
Fulton
Ben Wilson
The
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Missouri Pacific Railroad
Arkansas Highway Department
Death verdict for Floyd associate in Kansas City
Adam Rischetti, tied to the era of Pretty Boy Floyd, was found guilty Monday night of the murder of City Detective Frank Herman. The trial linked him to the gang that included Miller and other gunmen in the Union Station killings as authorities pursued Frank Nash’s recapture. Witnesses placed Rischetti in Kansas City during the shooting, with defense contending he was one of Floyd gang members.
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Adam Rishetti
Charles
Pretty Boy
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Frank Hermansa
Union Station
Nash
Covent
Flay Mac Verne C. Miller
South Dakota
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Mags Annes
Lawe
Miller
Enemien Billet
Hum
Detroit
Canventeatet
Floyd
Bank Rablus
Aklabeanies
Liverpool
Rachetti
Wes Hoyts
The New Deal in Washington in a Filibuster Scene
A fragmentary account discusses the New Deal in Washington through a late night filibuster led by Senator Mey and remarks by Mr Long. The text includes garbled dialogue and exclamations about political strategy, with references to a chicken and eggs as a metaphor for political maneuvering, ending with a note that the piece continues on page four.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Mey Wung
Mr. Long
Huey Long's Share the Wealth Plan Rejected in Senate
Senator Huey Long's share the wealth proposal failed to win support in the Senate. The Mississippi River Louisiana senator faced a chorus of opposition as the measure, offered as a substitute for the Roosevelt social security plan, did not receive a roll call vote or sustained support. The debate highlighted Long's effort to frame a presidential bid amid broad caution about funding pension schemes and tax reforms.
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Leng
Vandenberg
Michigan
Long
Hastings
Ree
W Whitcon
Delaware
Neumvinie
Jaong
Hig
Aingl Buck-Woods
Senate
Tydings
Bemack
Marsland
Mutiny at Kansas State Prison Locks 300 Convicts in Mine
More than 500 convicts mutinied at Lansing Kansas state penitentiary early Tuesday, seizing 16 mine officers as hostages. Prison officials reported no known demands or clear purpose, and planned to use tear gas if needed while authorities sought to regain control and contact leaders.
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Lansing
Kan
Kansas State Penitentiary
Lacey M. Simpson
Robert H. Murray
Milne
R. D. Tayne
Simpson
Long's Fees Block State Court Trial
Two Huey P. Long foes sought to remove state court litigation to federal court in New Orleans. Federal writs stayed action in state tribunals as the state, Sulivan and the New Orleans Sewerage and Water Board, faced parallel suits in Orleans district court.
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Huey P. Long
Long
Louisiana
Col
John
P. Sullivan
Aiuh Long Joe
American Clipper Back at Honolulu
ALAMEDA CALIF—The Pan American Clipper landed in Honolulu at 10:58 p.m. Central Standard Time Monday to complete its return flight from Midway Island. Capt. Edwin Musick and crew flew largely by instruments for part of the cruise. The voyage highlights include a 25,280 mile journey and plans for further test flights west toward Hawaii and Midway Island.
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Calift
Honolulu
Midway Island
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Midway
Edwin Musick
Hinavii
California
Saga
Mixup Halts $2000 Erosion Camp Payroll Near Hope
A CCC erosion control camp six miles south of Hope halted operations and a weekly payroll of about $2000 after orders from district commander Mrs. Ma Baer and Captain Miller. The mixup involved location and racial designation, with a negro camp later shifted to Hempstead county causing 85 workers to be discharged. Buildings nearly finished, work would have continued six weeks longer.
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Hope
G. BE. Miller
M. R. Baer
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Hempstead County
Arkansas
Magnolia
Hempstead
Germor Futrell
Littl Rock
Itsw
Baer
Futrer
Little Rock
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Omaha
the Star
iHe
Sam
South Main Street
London Britain Reach Agreement on German Navy Share
The nations announced a final agreement on all major points of a treaty to cap the German navy at 35 percent of British strength. The announcement was made officially Tuesday. Corning Atkapi The state opened its case Tuesday in the Corning Bank and Trust robbery trial, accusing Howard Hogan and Peter Raster in the October 9,500 heist. A defense motion for a new trial citing a prison record was denied. Little Rock Governor Furrell said several Arkansas counties will be unable to hold fall court sessions because of insufficient revenue, a problem to be addressed by a future legislature.
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Arkansas
Conway
Fort Smith
Dixie
Criptehio Bay
Weather Bureau
Port Smith
Paris
Silowm Springs
Morrillan
London
Germany
Great Britain
Corning
Atkapi
Howard Hogan
Peter Raster
Corning Bank & Trust Company
Furrell
Hempstead County Plans To Retain Agricultural Agents
Businessmen and farmers of Hempstead county are to meet at city hall at 2 p m Tuesday to plan retaining agricultural agents. With the local office possibly closing Saturday unless action is taken, a public contribution may restore salaries as funds are exhausted, County Judge H M Stephens announced days ago.
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Hempstead County
H. M. Stephens
Strike Proposals Are Called Unfair
Omaha Governor B L Cochran labeled a counter arbitration plan by the Omah and Council Bluffs Street Railway as unfair and ordered 1800 National Guardsmen into action. Martial law enters its third full day as Cochran demands full arbitration while Labor accepted earlier. The company submitted a similar proposal after a missed deadline, saying it is no answer to the governor. The streetcars remain off streets as talks stall over wage scales, shop closures, and reinstatement of seniority rules amid ongoing conflict and guard involvement.
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Omaha
B. L. Cochran
Yurosday
Omah and
Council Bluffs Street Railway Company
National
Cochran
Geit
BB Amen
Joye
Wige Scales
Operinta
Griffin Smith Assault Hearing Is Postponed
Assault and battery cases involving State Comptroller Griffin Smith and others were continued in Municipal Court in Fort Smith Arkansas. The postponement occurred because Smith and Sims could not attend. The dispute stemmed from audit matters between the state auditor and the circuit clerk and his brother in Sebastian County.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Griffin Smith
J. Bryan Sims
Sebastian County
Paul Lynch
Robert
Smith
Sims
Fow
State Malls Department
Clicnit
New Orleans Cotton Prices Rise On Weather Headlines
Early trading in New Orleans showed cotton prices advancing with July up six points to 11.57 and October seven points higher at 11.28 as reports cited heavy rain and flood damage to cotton crops. December gained five points, while overall sentiment in New York showed a steady to higher opening with gains across futures.
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New Orleans
Cotta Hinds
Iany Quarters
Sted
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