Mrs Judd Surrenders In Los Angeles Over Phoenix Murder
Mrs Winnie Ruth Judd turned herself in Friday night in Los Angeles after arrangements with two lawyers. She plans to plead self defense in the killings of her Phoenix chums Mrs Agnes Le Roi and Miss Hedwig Samuelson and the bodies were transported in two trunks. The surrender followed a tense scene with her husband Dr William C Judd and her brother J McKinnell present. A requisition for extradition to Phoenix was prepared and sent for Governor’s signature.
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Phoenix
Acle
Winnie Ruth Judd
Los Angeles
Agnes Lerol
Hedvig Samuelson
Tuscon
Agnes le Roi
Hedwig Samuelson
Judd
William C. Judd
Alvarez & Mare
Court
Olive Streets
Dr. Judd
David Malfoy
Louis P. Russell
Russell
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Fayetteville Football Team Player Loses Leg in Crash
A Fayetteville Black player had a leg amputated after a two mile north of Fayetteville on US 71 crash involving three Fayetteville cars and a Joplin bus. Quincy Long was crushed between two cars as the bus collided. Fayetteville players continued to Rogers where they beat Joplin 26 to 0.
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Fayetteville
Joplin
Here
Rogers
Quincy Long
Young
Fayetteville City Hospital
Senator Caraway Enters Little Rock Hospital for Exam
Senator T H Caraway, suffering a kidney ailment for months, checked into a Little Rock hospital for an examination to decide if surgery is needed. He traveled from Jonesboro by car after leaving a Hot Springs hospital days earlier and told attendants he was feeling fine. Physician J B Dibrell said tests would determine tomorrow’s plan.
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Little Rock
United States
T. H. Caraway
Senator Caraway
Hot Springs
Jonesboro
Dibrell
Caraway
Washington
Hot Springs Hospital
Reduction Law Based on Area Not Cotton in Arkansas
Fulton farmer E Odom asks if he must reduce his cotton acreage under the 1031 Arkansas law. He cultivates 100 acres with 10 in cotton this year and is told the law uses area, not total farm cotton, allowing 40 acres in cotton next year. The act requires a governor proclamation before penalties apply and 75 percent of U.S. cotton states adopt it.
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E. Odom
Fulton
E. Odem
The
Star
Arkansas
Odom
America
Rapid Payment of Government Loans in Faulkner County
Conway reports indicate two thirds of Faulkner county crop loans have been repaid from the emergency government fund. Nearly three quarters of cotton sold this season carried government loans, with an average $20 a bale returned to the government. About 10,000 bales may yield roughly $200,000 repaid on $302,390 loans, leaving farmers freer to spend on supplies and old obligations as receipts continue. If current prices hold, nationwide proceeds could place over $1 million in farmers hands beyond government loans, signaling a business surge as loan funds flow in.
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Conway
Government Seed and Feed Loan
Memphis
Faulkner County
Amergency Government Fund
Conway Cotton
Faulknor County
Bone
Merchant Killed By Own Shotgun
W M Simpson a 65 year old Russellville merchant and property owner was killed by an accidental shotgun discharge at his Dover store while preparing to shoot rats. A coroner's jury ruled death accidental. He leaves three daughters Arden Neal Louise de Bernice Simpson. Funeral arrangements not yet set.
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Russellville
W. M. Simpson
Dover
Here
Simpson
Mr. Simpson
Misses Arden Neal
Louise de Bernice Simpson
Boy 16 Confesses Murder Of Woman In Chicago
Chicago police say Vernon Royals, 16, confessed to fatally shooting Agnes Lavender, 35, on Feb 13 1930 and attacking Jana Moyers 53 last Tuesday near Forest Glen station. He claimed motive money and described forcing Lavender along tracks before firing. Moyers identification aided the confession.
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Chicago
Agnes Lavender
Jana Moyers
Vernon Royals
Forest Glen
Royals
Honor Pupils of Columbus School
Ten pupils from the intermediale department at Columbus School earn honor roll status for the new term. Teacher Hugh B. Bristow oversees their certificates for regular attendance grade A in each department and an average at least B. Sixth graders Rupert Blackwood Isabelle Boyce and Mary Woolsey lead the list. Fifth graders Ophelia Bolding James Caldwell Martha Griffin Wilma Neal Cecil Smith and Calvin Caldwell also earned honors.
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Department of Columbus
Hugh B. Bristow
Rupert Blackwood
Isabelle Boyce
Mary Woolsey
Ophelia Bolding
James Caldwell
Martha Griffin
Wibna Neal
Cecil Smith
Calvin Caldwell
Society to Use Airplanes on Florida Hunting Trips
Falm Beach reports that a society plans to use airplanes for winter hunting trips into the Florida Everglades. An aviator arranged several day trips from the resort with parties of hunters returning by evening. Landing sites are identified near Lake Okeechobee and the big Cypress area, with game noted in both sections.
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Falm Beach
Fla
Florida Everglades
Lucdis
Everglades
Lake Okee+chubee
Big Cypress Wand
Four Flee Prison In Daring Break Friday Afternoon
Four convicts escaped from the New Jersey state prison in a bold breakout that left two dead. Prison guard John White was wounded as the fugitives seized cars and split toward Pennsylvania and northern New Jersey. McGrath died after a police shootout. Wierman killed himself upon spotting an airplane overhead. Philadelphia policeman Joseph Campbell Jr. was fatally shot during the escape.
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Trenton
N. J
New Jersey
Jack Wierman
Pennsylvania
James A. MbhGrath
McGrath
Philadelphia
Joseph W. Campbell Jr
James
White
Tower House
Stoddard
Selbert
Norman Fretz
Newark
Wierman
Lincoln Highway
Pensylvania
Langhorne
Mel Grath
al. Cooper
Morrisville
Cooper
Campbell
McCrrath
Captain Attacks Drunk Ocean Liner Cruises
Captain John F. Millik en secretary of Neptune Association protests British liner cruises from American ports, calling them coastwise law violations for not stopping at foreign ports and violating the Prohibition amendment by bringing liquor into New York. Red Star liners Bergentind and Homeric and White Star liner Majestic sailed Columbus Day and Thursday on similar cruises.
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New York
John F. Milliken
Neptune Association
Treasury
Mellon
International Mercantile Marine Company
Majestic
Lindberghs Arrive at Newark After Flight
Colonel and Mrs. Charles A Lindbergh return from the Orient landing at Newark at 9 24 p m after a day’s flight from Boise Springs Wye with several intermediate stops under way back home from the long voyage.
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Lindberghs
Newark
N. J
Charles A. Lindbergh
Pridgy
Bock Springs Wye
Driver Fined in Robartson County Affray Case
GROESBECK Tex Floyd Bell Moxtaruck driver was fined 100 in county court on affray charges after a street confrontation with Sheriff Box and County Attorney Tyson. They sustained injuries as the case stemmed from an injunction on truck operators. the parties plan appeals and possible further hearings remain set for Wednesday.
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Groesbeck
Tex
Floyd
Robartson
Tyson
Box
Kirby
Mod
6Th Court of Civil Appeals
al Silvnct
Lo Ilis
al Friendly
W. C. Davis
Davis Neaded
Houston
State Railroad Commission
State Commission
Davis
Foreman Shot by Man Released From Work
Washington Post foreman George Brandt in the composing room was shot four times by a discharged employee, John A. Kennedy, who surprised him from behind and was subdued by staff before police. Brandt remains in critical condition. Greve Ganet, a UNC football team member, is mentioned among the text.
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Washington
George Brandt
The
Washington Post
Brandt
John A. Kennedy
Post
Greve Ganet
University of North Carolina
Audit Battle May Decide Governor's Contest In 1932
The fight over the State Highway Department audit in a special legislative session pits Governor Parnell against Highway Commission Chairman Blackwood. The dispute reveals Blackwood considered running for governor previously, while Parnell weighs moves toward Congress or a potential third term. Allies include fellow highway commissioners John S. Parks and Sam J. Wilson, reshaping Arkansas political alignments in a year likely to see key state offices contested.
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Campaig
State Highway Department
Sudit
Parnell
Blackwood
State Highway Commission
Mr. Blackwood
Highway ‘Board
John S. Parks
Fort Smith
Sam J. Wilson
Portland
Ashley County
Al Smith Praised By Gov Roosevelt At Bridge Dedication
Governor Roosevelt praised former Governor Alfred E. Smith at the George Washington Bridge dedication, lauding honesty and efficiency. Observers read the remarks as an attempt to ease growing tensions between the two Democratic leaders over the project inauguration.
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New York
Alfred E. Smith
Roosevelt
George Washington Bridge
New Jersey
Smith
Democrats Lead House as Republican Seats Narrow
The Democrat majority in the House grew to 214 to 213 after the death of Republican Fletcher Hale of New Hampshire. A single vacancy and five special elections are planned to fill vacancies, with the House lineup poised to shift before December convening.
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Washington
Finday
House
Fletcher Hale
New Stampshire
Woodrow Wilson
Congress
Death of Missourian Found to Be Accidental
Popular Bluff Missouri coroners jury absolved Willis Medlock 22 after the death of his father Chester Medlock 52 a Wayne county farmer who died when he fell from an automobile near his home Witnesses testified the elder man was drunk and fell from the auto His wife lives at Paragould Arkansas and a daughter lives in St Louis Missouri
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Popular Bluff
Willis Medlock
Chester Medlock
Wayne County
Paragould
Agk
St. Lous
Arkansas Doctors Delay Caraway Kidney Operation Decision
Little Rock physicians said Senator Caraway’s examinations were not completed and a kidney operation decision awaits. In Geneva the League of Nations council urged Japan to retire its troops from the Manchurian rail zone by November 10, with one opposing vote. Also in Little Rock, officials tentatively agreed to submit the Arkansas Texas boundary dispute to three disinterested engineers whose findings both states will accept.
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Little Rock
Caraway
Geneva
League of Nations Council
Weday
Japan
Ita
Manchuriat
Little, Rock
Arkansas-Texas
Arkansas
Texas
U S Acts To Ease Farm Loan Burden
The government sets a eight cents a pound collateral value for cotton loans to Southern farmers to ease cash strain from a glut. Cotton accepted as security will be stored with warehouse receipts. surplus proceeds go to borrowers if funds cover the loan, otherwise creditors gain nothing. The plan aims to raise market prices and hold over 7 million bales with financing from Farm Board and Southern bankers.
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Washington
George L. Hoffman
Seed Loan Office
South
Farm Board
Southern Bankers
Agriculture Department
United States
Laval and Hoover Hold Joint Conference At White House
President Hoover and French Premier Laval met overnight seeking closer Franco American cooperation for world recovery. They planned joint action by French and American central banking systems and private bankers to promote confidence. Laval returned to the White House Saturday morning to continue talks.
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Washington
Hoover
Laval
France
White House
Formen Attend Night Selection For Legion Game
Interested players invited to attend Tuesday night to be chosen for the American Legion game on November. Names mentioned include Coach Teddy, Jeana Harida, Porterfield of Hope Brown, George Cunninghisn, Bert Carter of Blevins, and Presott expepted.
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Formen
Suesday- Nigh
American Legion
Presott
Cee
Teddy
Jeana Harida
Porterfield
Hope Brown
George
Cunninghisn Bert Carter
Blevins
Mississippi House Sets Adjournment For October Thirty First
Jackson Miss The Mississippi House approved a resolution last Friday in tandem with the Senate to adjourn the special session on Saturday October 31 The plan moved from an earlier Friday date and follows a push from Governor Bilbo urging the legislature to stay in session until all business is finished with administration leaders securing the postponement The record resolution reflects a final adjournment timetable for the ses sion that began in September and prompted Governor Bilbo to address lawmakers again on the adjournment question
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Rackson
Miss
Sippi House
Yale
Senate
House
Bilbo
Ui Lil
Woman Kept From Death Row by New Jersey Commutation
Mrs Hattie Evans, first New Jersey woman sentenced to die by electric chair, received a commutation from the state court of pardons, moving her sentence from death to life imprisonment. The case involves the murder of her husband, Robert, and Albert Duffy, a shipmate.
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Trenton
N. J
Hattie Evans
New Jersey
State Court of Pardons
No Resistance Reported in Iowa Cow Dipping Incident
Burlington Iowa report says no resistance was encountered Friday as 32 veterinarians guarded by four troops of cavalry tested cattle on farms including Jake Eversman amid opposition by hundreds of farmers who gathered Wednesday to oppose the tuberculin tests.
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Burlington
Iowa
Jake Eversman
Eversman
Tagy
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Capitol Parnell
al Smith
Gov
Denis
Bulletins
U.S
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