Six Persons Held by Fed Men at Chicago
Chicago authorities say six people, including two physicians and four others, were arrested by Department of Justice agents on harboring charges tied to John Dillinger gang activity. Dr Heil Loeser and Dr Harold Cassidy among those detained, along with Louis Piquett, Arthur W. Cleary, and others in Calumet City and Chicago. John Dillinger and Homer Van Meter figures loom in the backdrop of the federal action.
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John’ Dill
Homer van ‘Meter
Department of Justice
Louis Piquett
Gan
Heilm Loeser
Harol Cassidy
Pigtte
Arthur W. Cleary
Fiquett
William
Marie Coriorti
Homer
Van
Calumet City
John Dillinger
Biograph
Cabo
van Meter
Federa
Miss Perkins in Labor Day Talk Optimistic
The piece highlights hopeful views on labor welfare and civic duty. It notes how daily papers feature stories of unselfish heroism and public service, urging constructive readership and broadening understanding between nations through exchanges and scholarships.
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Miss Perkins
Errors Made In Counting Votes Favors Parker
In a run-off primary, official returns from 56 counties show Charley Parker leading J Oscar Humphrey for state auditor by 9 353 votes with Parker at 102 086 and Humphrey at 92 733. In the seventh district Tilman B Parks sought recounts in Calhoun and Ashley counties where Wade Kitchens led by 43 votes in nine counties, 14 897 to 14 852 in official returns, with Ashley and Calhoun still unofficial. Continued tallies placed Parker ahead by nearly 10 000 as Kitchen’s lead fluctuated amid partial returns from Ashley and Calhoun.
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Charley Farker
Stephens
J. Oscar Humphrey
Parker
Tilman B. Parks
Camden
Calhoun
Ashley
Wate Kitchens
Magnetia
Kitchen
Parks
Gowerers
Charley Parker
Humphrey
Kitehen
Small
Little Rock
Ark— UP
Wade Kitchens
Magnolia
Tihnan B. Parks
Seventh
Kitchens
Cathoon
Calhoun County
Tarles
Bradley
Wil Vant Clark
Coliambin
Jan Tayotte
AGG
Tempstead
Ius Kitchens
Wadwid Park
Stephenson
Hauge Hex
Mitchens
Preks
Hapedan
Roosevelt signs order renewing auto code for 11 days
Hyde Park bulletin reports President Roosevelt Saturday signed an order renewing the automobile code of the NRA for 11 days. Washington wires note a general textile strike extended to include 2,000 silk workers, with a silk walkout set for Saturday night, completing in the textile sector. The hogcorn program paid producers, with over 55 million dollars in installments. Southwest Arkansas counties Howard and others receive structured sums as part of the adjustment plan.
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Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Waliington
Sik
Washington
Farms’ Adjustment Administration
Arkansas
Howsard
Airplane Race Won by Doug Davis in Cleveland Event
Douglas Davis of Atlanta won the transcontinental race from Burbank to Cleveland, part of the 1934 national air races, with a time near two hours 42 minutes for part of the journey and a 27 mph cross country speed. Davis did two fuel stops and set a new marker but did not break the Los Angeles to Cleveland record set by Jimmy Haizlip.
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California
Ruse de Turner
Speed Flier
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Douglas Davis
Atlanta
Calif
Davis
Los Angeles
Jimmy Haizlip
Haizlip
le Gehlebach
New York
Ad John Worthen
Pine Bluff
Ark
Gehrbach
al Shaw
Aves Crowi
Toy Minor
Hollywood
Walter Wedell
Brotha
Jimmy Wedell
Long Opens Probe of New Orleans City Government
Senator Huey P Long moves to probe New Orleans city government amid bayonet guarded security ahead of the September 11 congressional primary. Reported winnings include weekly payments of about $1,000 to a mayoral ally and about $700 to a police superintendent, per testimony.
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New Orleans
Huey P. Long
Walmsley
Henry BR. Long
Mississippi
Lottery Ring
Mayo
George Reyer
Stewart Winson Official Count for Prosecuting Attorney
Senator Ned Stewart won the nomination for prosecuting attorney in the eighth judicial circuit by a majority of 291 votes on the official count. Stewart totals 7062 votes across five counties while Carrigan has 6771. county figures list Lat 495 for Carrigan and 055 for Stewart in Hempstead and Nevada counts 2147 for Carrigan and 1408 for Stewart with Clark 985 for Carrigan and 541 for Stewart.
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Eighth Judicial Circuit
Stewart
Carrigan’s
Carrigan Stewart Miller
Lafayette
Hempstead Paks
Nevada
Clark
Tax Collection Shows Increase in State Revenue
The state revenue department closed its books Friday for August and reported total collections of $983,140.88, up from $832,967.58 a year earlier. Gasoline taxes reached $746,315.38, a record high for a month, while Civilian stamps sales rose to $75,382.5. Auto license fees fell to $85,106.64 due to the new one year license law.
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Civarelli
Deisk
Hall
Forty Four States Back September Traffic Safety Drive
New York dispatch reports forty four states and the District of Columbia joining in a September model month for traffic safety regulation. Governors and the District of Columbia board issued proclamations urging citizens to demonstrate the safe highway use during September. Commerce Secretary Teper notes four states are missing. President Roosevelt supports a coordinated national effort to reduce loss of life on the highways as the period of heaviest fatalities begins. Projections show nationwide accident casualties may reach 38000 and more than a million injuries, with current figures up two percent from last year.
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Union
District of Columbia
Board of Commissioners
Distrct of
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Marine
Louisiana
Kentucky
Oklahoma
Commerce
Daniel Teper
National Conference On Street and Highway Safety
Roosevelt
Hendrix Concedes Tax Assessor Nomination After Tie
Dewey Hendrix, who Friday conceded the county tax assessor nomination to Mrs Isabele Onstead, issued a statement explaining his decision. He cited a disputed ballot box with unpolled voters and said after consultations with supporters and his opponent they agreed to concede and he will serve as her deputy to avoid further conflict and expense.
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Dewey Hendrix
Isabele Onstead
Stephenson
Political Sizzler Is Scheduled For Tuesday By the Assamaed Press
A chaotic article previews the September political primaries and conventions in eight states. It highlights battles for party control, notably Huey Long versus Wahlsmey in Louisiana, and lists senate and gubernatorial contests across Maine, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Michigan, New Hampshire, South Carolina, Vermont, and Washington. The piece hints at implications for November elections and intra party rivalries shaping nominations.
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Congress
Huey Leng
Wahnsley
New Orleans
House
Frederic C Walent
Hugh M.kern
Roy C. Wilcox
Delaware
Jobn GC. Townsend, Jr
Repub
Convcntion
Wilbur L. Adais
Demoocrat
Senate
Louisiana
Oalesns
Huey Long Wund
T. Seammnes Walmsley
Long
Burial voucher for Helen Spence Eaton rejected by state official
In Little Rock a $245 burial voucher for 21 year old Helen Spence Eaton, killed during an escape, was disallowed as extravagant by State Comptroller Griffin Smith who offered to join private donors. Superintendent Todhunter said he would pay if needed, noting the case's unusual nature as Eaton had a troubled history and was linked to multiple prior killings.
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Helen Spence Eaton
Griffin Smith
S. L. Todhunter
Prist
Smith
Todhunter
Sai Tedhunter
A. G. Stedman
Newport
State Farm
Frank Martin
North Luther Rock
Shell
Gulf Storm Near Brownsville Move Warned
The Weather Bureau reports a gulf tropical disturbance about 200 miles south southeast of Brownsville Texas and 250 miles northeast of Tampico Mexico. Gusts and shifting gales accompany the center with possible hurricane force near its core.
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Weathers Bureau
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Brownsville
Texas
Tampico
Mexico
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