Suspended M U Attorney Enters Not Guilty Plea
Orville M. Barnett, suspended University of Missouri attorney, pleads not guilty in Boone County circuit court to embezzling 208 dollars. Case continued to January term. bond set at 1500 dollars. Prosecutor Sapp cited discrepancies over 6000 in accounts. Barnett on university staff since 1914.
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Columbia
Orville M. Barnett
University of Missouri
Boone County
Barnett
Wood H. Sapp
Wivett
University Board of Curators
Missouri College of Agriculture
Land Grant College
Avis
F. M. McDavid
Sapp
Man gets life for murdering wife in Missouri
Willie Brandon, 35, a negro, pleaded guilty to the five degree murder of his common law wife Angie Britt and was sentenced to life imprisonment in circuit court in Columbia Missouri today.
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Columbia
Dee
Willie Brandon
Angie Britt
Norris Support for Roosevelt. Norris Will Not Seek Reelection
Senator George W. Norris pledged support for President Roosevelt’s reelection while stating he will not seek renomination. The independent Republican declined a Nebraska draft move, saying he can campaign more effectively if not a senatorial candidate.
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Washington
George W. Norris
Roosevelt
Nebraska
Norris
Warenton meeting notes include potential nominees
Report on a gathering where E. H. Winter was named as a possible gubernatorial contender and Judge Walter Higbee with former Senator J. G. Morgan were present. The piece notes the absence of a permanent water supply in Darfur during the dry season and highlights watermelons as a thirst quenching crop.
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E. H. Winter
Walter Higbee
Lancaster
Supreme Court
J. G. Morgan
Unionville
Darfur
Africa
Japan's North China Policy Sparks Western Unease
The Associated Press reports formal British representations to Japan over North China rise amid U S and British concerns. London weighs action to defend China's territorial integrity under the nine power treaty as Japan insists on direct talks with China. A Shanghai official calls the North China crisis worse, linked to Japan's army reaction to Nanking's stronger North China position.
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Japan
North China
London
Britain
China
United States
France
Italy
Belgium
Portugal
Netherlands
Foreign Office
Cordell Hull
Samuel Hoare
Hull
Shanghai
Nanking
North
Funeral plans set for Heady the bank bandit slain near Oklahoma
Springfield Missouri reports the 30 year old bank bandit Daniel Turner Heady was slain near Weathers Oklahoma last night. His body will be brought to Springfield for funeral services and burial likely at Turner Station. Heady’s mother Ella Heady, 67, directed the mortician to proceed to McAlester for the corpse. The family notes Heady’s generosity, including a house gift and a stalled retirement from work to care for his mother. Heady’s kin are long established in Greene County with a notable family history tied to Turner Station and local records. Heady is survived by two sisters and other relatives.
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Springfield
Daniel Turner Heady
Weathers
Okla
Ella Heady
McAlester
Turner Station
City
John Turner
Mountains
Tennessee
Heady
Daniels Turner
Greene County
Kansas City
O'Malley
Man Given Five Years For 7 Year Old Crime
Lt Louis Dec 6 AP Arthur Steel 27 surrendered to a policeman and said his conscience bothered him because he committed a robbery here seven years ago. He was sentenced to five years in the penitentiary. Steel said he obtained 23 dollars in the 1928 restaurant robbery and surrendered because he feared he might rob again.
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Louis
Arthur Steel
Steele
Governor seeks review in Lindbergh case not Hauptmann
Gov orders open inquiry into Hauptmann kidnapping matter while denying any commutation offer. Officials say no contact with Col Lindbergh since trial as Parker’s actions draw scrutiny. Three key evidences cited: ransom money on Hauptmann property, wood from the ladder tied to his yard, and handwriting experts attributing notes to Hauptmann.
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Hauptmann
Col. Lindbergh
Egbert Rosecrans
Parker
Norman Schwarzkopf
Barnegat Bay
Trenton
Elizabeth
Hopewell
Flemington
C. Lloyd Fisher
Partker
Bronx
Disagree Over Prison Work Plans in Missouri
Bi partisan Missouri advisory board clashes over prison project work and allocation of a $2.5 million appropriation. Kansas City architect blamed for auditorium delays. several officials threaten resignation unless action is rescinded. Session to follow as rehabilitation program proceeds with a $10 million bond and a $3.778 million PWA grant. Ex Kaiser Lectures at Doorn in Holland reports the 78-year-old former ruler lecturing on the temple of the Gorgons in Corfu.
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Kansas City
Municipal Auditorium
AML
Sam Trimble
Springfield
Claudet Ricketts
St. Louis
Howard Cook
Jefferson City
Fred Neater
Cape Girardeau
Col
John D. McNeeley
St. Joseph
A. E. Beilis
Lloyd W. King
Missouri
PWA
Doorn Doorn
Holland
Muench fights claim to baby in St Louis case
Mrs Nellie Yipton Muench reasserts motherhood of the Gift to God baby amid a court of appeals ruling that the child belongs to Anna Ware a servant. Muench accuses a commissioner of reading newspapers over transcripts and says the baby never figured in her kidnapping trial.
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Dee
Nellie Yipton
Muench
Court of Appeals
Hag
Anna Ware
Birk
Society
Ludwig ©. Muench
Rush
Limbaugh
St. Louis
Germans Offer Fare Reductions for 1936 Olympic Games
German federal railways announce fare cuts from 83 1 3 to 60 percent for spectators and participants in the 1936 Olympic Games. Discounts depend on foreign currency payment, length of stay, and nationality, with Kiel Berlin and Garmisch Partenkirchen as key destinations. Journeys may begin from any point in Germany.
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Berlin
Kiel
Garmisch-Parten- Kirchen
Bank Night Policy Rackets At Capitol Theater
Prosecutor Dampé noted the bank night policy racket at the Capitol theater where winners are paid by organizers if present, or collect only the policy fund otherwise. The current bank night total is 275 dollars with a larger crowd anticipated next Wednesday. crowding and limited exits cause delays as spectators seek to reach the stage for the chance to win a large sum of money.
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Elliott Dampé
Capitol Theater
Oil Man's Daughter Returns Home After Disappearance
Macqualine Dora daughter of Tulsa oil man K C Dorn left St Louis with her father en route home after a wide search. Dorn with William Garner of Columbia Mo said there was no need for publicity and claimed she only wanted a short trip. Garner returned later with a mystery man. In Charleston Mo Isaac S Golightly 90 Civil War veteran dies leaving three daughters and one son.
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ST. Louis
Macqualine Dora
Tulsa
Okla
K. C. Dorn
William Garner
Columbia
Miss Dorn
Stephens College
Charleston
Isaac S. Golightly
Mississippi County
Campaign Falls Short In St Louis Charity Drive
St Louis reported final figures show 2,112,313 dollars subscribed, 74 percent of the 2,850,000 quota, with the drive running from November 11.
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ST. Louis
Tulsa nightclub slayings tied to broad probe
Eight people were detained in Tulsa as investigators probe the murder of federal agent Louis Pappe and his companion George Stewart. The probe widens as officials reveal secret questioning and arrests of hospital official M. J. McNulty Jr and rate bookmaker George Harford, amid charges tied to gambling at the night club. Authorities seek clarity on killings connected to club workers Tyree Parks and G. L. McCullough with others held on related gambling charges. The governor pledges to uncover more proof amid reports of protection payments tied to gambling rooms.
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Okla
Louis Pappe
Federal Revenue
George Stewart
M. J. McNulty
Watts
McNulty
Tyree Parks
G. L. McCullough
Parks and McCullough
Roy Staley
A. E. Vandeventer
Ned Vandeventer
Cecil Byrd
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