Fugitive Swede Anderson Shot After Train Escape
Stanley Swede Anderson, a St Louis underworld figure who escaped a U S marshal pursuit by leaping from a moving train near New Orleans, was shot and killed near Baton Rouge while fleeing north on a freight. Deputies identified him by letters in his pockets and facial injuries. The case ties to the two year old disappearance of Louis Cheramie, with bones later found in the Mississippi suspected but not proven as Cheramie. Anderson had been arrested in St Louis in December in the Cheramie slaying case and had prior Mann Act and automobile theft convictions.
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St. Louis
New Orleans
Louisiana
Kenner
Anderson
Lutcher
Baton Rouge
Thomas Kehoe
Louis Cheramie
Donaldonville
Kehoe
Donaldson-onyville
Cheramie
Mississippi River
Stanley Anderson
Rolice
Leavenworth
Message of Death Dropped From Skies
In Utah a pilot from United Air Lines dropped a telegram to the MacIntyre family eight miles north of Buford Wyoming. The note reported the death of Oscar MacIntyre's mother in Joplin Missouri. Snowbound and unable to relay word, telegraph officials asked for air delivery. The parachute message was lowered onto the ranch as the pilot boasted a member of the family retrieved it.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Oscar Macintyre
Buford
Wyo
Henry Boonstra
United Air Lines
MacIntyre
Joplin
Salt Lake
Boonsha
Youth Near Eminence Shot In Quarrel
Eminence Missouri January 24 AP Ray Birge a youth from the alley neighborhood was shot and seriously wounded with a shotgun during a quarrel. James Dyer 23 fired three times while Birge rode a horse, felling the animal and injuring the rider. Sheriff L Akers searched the woods of Upper Jacksfork for Dyer who fled as a fugitive.
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Ray Birge
Alley Neigh
Borhood
Mear
James Dyer
Birge
Dyer
L. Akers
Upper Jacksfork
Maryland student upheld on military training refusal
Baltimore January 24 A Maryland judge ruled Ennis Coale a University of Maryland student may refuse mandatory military training without violating state constitution. Circuit Judge Joseph M Ulman held forcing the course would impose a religious test and infringe constitutional protection.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Joseph M. Ulman
Ennis Coale
University of Maryland
Oghogls Pleads for School Operation Loans in Senate
Senator Laws of Illinois told the Senate banking subcommittee that reconstruction corporation loans for school operation are needed despite departing from standard government principles. He warned that closing schools and teacher hunger could spark unrest, mass truancy, and a rise in crime, urging prompt action on the school loan bill supported by Senator George of Georgia.
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Washington
Laws of Olinois
Reconstruction Corporation
Senate
George
Georgia
Chicago
Lewis
Moratorium on Farm Foreclosures Extended in Northeast Neb
District Judge Mark Ryan in Dixon Nebraska extended the moratorium for one year on all mortgage foreclosure cases in his district covering Dixon Dakota Thurston and Cedar counties. The order follows a petition from area farmers asking for relief and requires Occupants to pay reasonable rent to the mortgage holder with court-set rents if no agreement is reached.
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Dixon
Nebr
Mark Ryan
Pender
Dakota
Thurston
Cedar
Ryan
Nebraska
Smeeman Wife Tries Suicide Amid Pardon Bid
Mrs Margaret Smeeman wife of Glenn Steeman a Cleveland businessman and Colorado convict seeking a governor pardon attempted suicide last Thursday by overdosing on sleeping powder and turning on gas. She later collapsed after a hearing on the pardon application while her husband fights for clemency. Her attorney said he failed to obtain statements from prison officials supporting a pardon.
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Denver
Denver Post
Margaret Smeeman
Glenn Steeman
Cleveland
Colorado
Smeeman
Edwis G. Tohnson
Canon City
F. E. Dickerson
Roy Best
R. J. Wann
Board of Corrections
Funeral services set for Mrs. Frank V. Ragsdale in Paris
Mrs. Frank V. Ragsdale, died last night, with funeral planned for Wednesday afternoon. She hailed from a pioneer Central Missouri family. Surviving relatives include her husband, son Buckner Ragsdale of Charleston, daughter Mrs. G R Noel of Paris, and four sisters: Mrs. C R Gibbs of Mexico, Mrs. A F Neate of Columbia, Miss Emma Buckner of Paris, and Mrs. 4 S Houston of Macon.
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Paris
Frank V. Ragsdale
Ragsdale
Central
Missouri
William Fitzhugh Thornton Buckner
Buckner Ragsdale
Charleston
G. R. Noel
C. R. Gibbs
Mexico
A. F. Neate
Columbia
Emma Buckner
4. S. Houston
Macon
Railroads seek to reopen cotton joint rates order
The Interstate Commerce Commission discussed a petition by southwestern railroads to reopen its order requiring joint cotton rates with the American Barge Line from Memphis to Pittsburgh. The commission postponed the order’s effective date to February 21 and dismissed the petition without prejudice to a future hearing on route reasonableness and rate differentials. A separate report notes Arthur M. Bischoff, 44, a Metropolitan Life Insurance agent, was found dead in his car in St Louis, a hose attached to the exhaust indicating suicide.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission Today
Southwestern Railroads
American Barge Line Company
Memphis
Mississippi and
Ohio
Pittsburgh
ST. Louis
Arthur M. Bischoff
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Huey Long laughs off resignation reports
Huey Long of Louisiana today laughed at rumors he planned to resign from the Senate. He said the reports were not carried by the Associated Press.
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Washington
Huey Long
Louisiana
Senate
Associated
Perss
Gene bee Elec Waffle Iron Dollar Day Special
Waffle iron with satin finished cast aluminum grids and polished nickel finish. Includes cord and plug. Dollar Day sale features limited time pricing and the sale item titled Gene Bee Elec Waffle Iron.
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Elec
Japanese Air Bombers Deb. Death in China
Tokyo reports third day of Japanese air raids on Kailu in Jehol region. Fires started as Chinese forces, about 33 000 strong per Japanese observers, mass near Kailu. Planes flew from Tungliao, Manchuria, in a bid to clear the way for an offensive. other raids targeted Shanhaikwan and cities along the Jehol border. Chaoyang garrison repulsed an unidentified assault after an hour of combat.
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Tokyo
Kailu
Jehor
Tungliao
Manchuria
Shanhaikwan
Great Wall of China
Jehol
Manchukuo
Shanghai
Kownangtse
Chinhsi
Chihfeng
Chinchow
Fan
Chaoyang
Manchurian
One-Armed Trapper Survives Self-Operation After Bite
Charles A. Wicheres of Gretna Louisiana lost use of one arm after a cottonmouth bit him in Barataria Swamps. He cut the wound with a knife, sucked out the venom, then towed a line to his pirogue and used a line fettered between foot and teeth as a tourniquet before reaching Dr Edward C St Louis in Lafitte for snake serum.
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New Orleans
Barataria
Louisiana
Charles A. Wicheres
Gretna
Edward C. St. Louis
Lafitte
Government Seeks Definition of Technocracy
The Labor Department asked Kansas City naturalization examiner Michael McCaul to report on examinations of citizenship seekers in Oklahoma City and to provide a definition of technocracy. Raymond F. Crist said the department has no official details but requests McCaul’s definition based on recent news dispatches.
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Washington
Labor Department
Raymond F. Crist
Michael McCaul
Kansas City
Oklahoma City
Crist
McCall
Inspiring Portrait Sent To Roosevelt From Disabled Student
Virginia Helen Johnson an 18 year old Republican High School student crippled since infancy with infantile paralysis drew inspiration from Franklin Roosevelt. She painted a striking likeness of him using a campaign poster as model and mailed the portrait to him to arrive before his birthday January 30 in New York.
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Springfield
CUPI
Virginia Helen Johnson
Republic High
Franklin Rosevelt
Roosevelt
Virginia Helen
Requiem for Elizabeth Marbury Held at St Patrick’s
A solemn requiem Mass for Elizabeth Marbury was sung at St Patrick’s Cathedral New York in the presence of notable east coast figures. Monsignor Lavelle paid a simple tribute, saying she was a lady artist citizen and a Christian.
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New York
Eliic
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Elizabeth Marbury
Michael J. Lavelle
Rem
Marbury
Missouri bankers meet in Sedalia
Officers and group chairmen of the Missouri Bankers Association met in Sedalia Mo to discuss banking methods taxation and issues facing Missouri banks. Attendees included President Marvin E Holderness Vice President Walter E Carter and former presidents Charles B Mudd Waldo Helt Fred R Trady Jose Garm Samuel H pene W Alexander treasurer.
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Seladia
Missouri Bankers Association
Missouri
Marvin E. Holderness
Walter E. Carter
Charles B. Mudd
Waldo Helt
Fred R. Trady
Jose Garm
Samuel H. Pene
W. Alexander
Wag Louis
Fouleraice
Eye
Lea to Resist Extradition in NC Case
Luke Lea Jr and Colonel Luke Lea intend to resist extradition to North Carolina and, if needed, pursue habeas corpus to challenge its judgments. Chief counsel L E Gwinn announced from the Lea home in Nash, Tenn on January 24 as requisition papers were expected.
Judge Digeman Refuses Action on Ford Petition in Detroit
Circuit Judge Harry J. Digeman declined to act on a petition for a bench warrant demanding Henry Ford appear for testimony until a prior petition from opposing counsel in another court has been resolved. The Jan 24 AP report notes the Detroit matter remains pending.
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Detroit
Harry J. Digeman
Henry Ford
Doctor advises remarriage to enjoy life proposal
A doctor tells a patient there is nothing wrong and suggests remarriage to continue enjoying life, likening medicine to a prescription not taken by the prescriber. The exchange echoes playful wordplay about proposals and branding of farm names as trademarks.
Do Just These Two Simple Things Fat Melts Away Fast
A quick fat loss claim describes taking Jad Salts with water before breakfast to shed a pound a day. It advocates eating large portions of lean meats vegetables and salads while avoiding butter desserts and breads. The note says Jad Salts detoxifies and is not a reducing agent, with success framed by a leaner appearance and boosted energy.
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Oghogls
Mito
Ommeeman
Lis
Gross
Priscilla
Drapery Cretenne
Prudence Pride
China
Jehol Province
Jehol City
Franklin Roosevelt
Ifeminine
EAST
Missouri Bankers
Sedalia
Gol
Luke Lea
Burkel & Bosch
East High
Porth’s Jewelry Store
East Capitol Ave
Jefferson City, MO
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