Webster county trio arraigned in murder case at Marshfield
A crowd of about 300 gathered in Marshfield Missouri for the arraignment of Mary E. Robinson Lloyd Robinson and Dr. William F. Schlicht on first degree murder charges in the June 3 death of Robert E. Robinson. The hearing was continued to Monday.
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Marshfield
Webster County
Robert E. Robinson
Mary E. Robinson
Lloyd
William F. Schlicht
Niangua
Ralph H .Day
Mary Robinson
Doe Schlicht
W. R. Johnson
Homer G. Chaffin
Dr. Schlicht
Price Robinson
Geaf
Sidney
Governor Demands Full Arbitration In Omaha Strike
Omaha's military governor R L Cochran orders 1800 National Guardsmen to blockade tram lines after rejecting a counter arbitration plan by the Omaha and Council Bluffs street railway company. Labor had accepted. company maintains its terms and refuses to discuss a closed shop or reemployment of 68 of 268 striking workers.
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Omaha
R. L. Cochran
Omaha and Council Bluffs Street Railway Company
National
New Flood Menace Hits Southwest Missouri Rivers
Heavy rains over 48 hours push the Grand river toward moderate flood levels between Gallatin and Brunswick. The Missouri rises between Lexington and Onville, with the Mississippi at Hannibal climbing to 7.1 feet, amid localized increases. Downpours drench southeast Missouri, threatening the Black river. several streams recede slowly elsewhere as rains continue across much of the state.
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ST. Louis
Grand River
Missouri
Lexington
Onville
Hannibal
Mississippi
Bureau
Gallatin
Chillicothe
Brunswick
Chillis
Chillicothes
Grand ‘Ap
Kidnap Plotter Hoover Ties Mahan To Tacoma Case
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover said William Mahan, once public enemy No 1, planned kidnappings for over a year and built a pit in Idaho in 1934 to hold a victim. Mahan is wanted for the Tacoma Weyerhaeuser kidnapping. Mrs Waley and Mr Waley have been arrested. Hoover released Spirit Lake and Issaquah pit photos and a shack where the boy hid. He also posted ashes from a $5,000 burn, now with the treasury for possible reimbursement to the Wey erhauser family.
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Washington
J .Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Teady
Wiliam Mahan
Public Enemy No. 1
Idaho
Mahan
George Weyerhaeuser
Tacoma
Wash
Harmon W Waley
Spirit Cake
Ida
Hoover
Mahon
Weyerhaeuser
Waley
Spirit Lake
Issaquah
Treasury Department
Weyerhauser
Examination of Labor Trade Practices Changes
An impartial committee with a chairman, management and labor reps, plus department appointees, to coordinate labor and trade practice information. Field offices collect data for Washington reports, aiming for accurate, comprehensive publication and countering propaganda from private interests.
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Management
Labor
Department of Commerce
Department of Labor
Departments of Commerce and Labor
Washington
Missouri group assails assembly hard drive against self interests
A Missouri assembly report details a forceful bid by special interests to push favorable legislation. It singles out Senator Michael E. Casey of Kansas City and Senator Albert M. Clark of Richmond among nine other senators for sharp criticism as it recommends actions against them.
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General Assembly
Michael E. Casey
Kansas City
Albert M. Clark
Richmond
Michael Kinney
St. Louis
Senators on Left at Home List in Missouri
The left at home list includes Phil Donnelly Joseph H Brozan Frank P Briggs Emmett J Crouse William M Quinn C Q Roberson Gene Frost L M Searcy and Clyde C Cope. Casey opposed a bill restricting injunctions in labor disputes, mailed to retirement viewed as victory for capital. Washburn secretary to Rep Wood of Missouri. report signed by union and federation officials.
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Phil Donnelly
Lebanon
Joseph H. Bro- Zan
St. Louis
Frank PB. Briggs
Macon
Emmett J. Crouse
St. Joseph
William M. Quinn
Maywood
C. Q. Roberson
Rock Point
Gene Frost
Cassville
L. M. Searcy
Eminence
Clyde C. Cope
Salem
Casey
Clark
Washburn
Rep. Wood of
Missourri
State Aeration of Labor
DD. W. Gramling
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
R. E. Moon
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers
C. O. Griffin
Brotherhood of Locomotive
Violent Mine Mutiny Paralyzes Utah Prison Shaft
Convicts at the Utah facility seize the coal mine air shaft blocking the lone useful elevator cage. Eight guards in coveralls with mining caps and pistols confront them as warden and deputy guard the surface. No food sent in while water remains. officials fear unknown fate of unarmed guards.
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Simpson
Graham
Penitentiary
Albert J. Graham
Johnson
State rests case in Corning bank robbery trial
Corning Ark June 18 The state rests its case against Howard Hogan and Peter Raster of St. Louis in a bank robbery trial for the October 6 holdup of the Corning Bank and Trust Company The defense seeks an alibi arguing Raster was in St Louis and Hogan mistaken for a truck driver from Mainard Ark The bank lost 9500 dollars
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Corning, Ark
Howard Hogan
Peter Raster
St. Louis
Corning Bank and Trust Company
Raster
Hogaty
Mainard
Ark
Texas Rangers Take Charge Of Agriculture Records In Texas
Texas Rangers assumed control of records and files from Agriculture Commissioner J E McDonald’s office under orders of an investigating committee appointed by the state house. An audit of the department was ordered as lawmakers scrutinized financial handling and considered removal of McDonald. He welcomed the inquiry while serving a second term.
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Austin
Tex
Texas Rangers
Texas Department of Agriculture
Hep
Hunter
Cleburne
Tiwo
J. E. McDonal
McDonald
Tie
Levee Loans Seed Southwest Missouri Districts
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation announced loans totaling 1,220,506 dollars to refinance one levee district and 16 drainage districts in southeast Missouri. The funds support Scott New Madrid and Pemiscot counties work.
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Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Missouri
Scott
New Madrid
Pemiscot
MacDonald May Make Right to Washington
London reports unofficially that Britain may send John Ramsay MacDonald on a goodwill mission to Washington. No official word of a visit. British quarters call reports fiction. Cabinet members questioned the idea as aligned with policy of closer U S cooperation on world issues. The piece also notes the growing popularity of the low wing monoplane.
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London
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Washington
MacDonald
United States
Television to be operated in Montreal this summer
In Montreal this summer the Weeks Television Company will operate experimental broadcasting using the bearm system. Tests show 60 to 175 miles range with light and sound waves converted to electrical energy for transmission. The all wave receiver doubles as a radio for non television broadcasts.
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Montreal
Que
Weeks Television Company of Canada
Dominion
Peck Company
League of Nations for States Proposed in Chicago
A planning board of the council of state governments drafted tentative plans for a League of Nations for states. The conference in Chicago included 36 legislative representatives from 22 states. Henry W. Toll called the work the most important since the constitutional convention. States represented included Arizona Arkansas Colorado Connecticut Florida Illinois Indiana Kentucky Maryland Massachusetts Nebraska New Jersey New York North Carolina Ohio Oregon Tennessee Texas Utah Washington West Virginia Wyoming.
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Chicago
League of Nations
Council of State Governments
Henry W. Toll
Colorado
Council
Arizona
Arkansas
Connecticut
Florida
Miinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Maryland
Massachusetts
Nebraska
New Jersey
New York
North Carolina
Ohio
Oregon
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Washington
West Virginia
Wyoming
Mourn Deaths of 60 in German Munitions Blast
Berlin reports national mourning as 60 victims buried under government auspices after last weeks explosion at Reinsdorf. Plays were at half mast and newspapers bore black borders. Marshall Missouri case ends with suicide amid flood losses as Edward Rich, 52, shoots himself after Missouri River flood devastates his farm near Glasgow.
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Berlin
Reinsdorf
Marshall, Mo
L. Lawless
Missouri
Edward Rich
Glasgow
Riots in Northern Ireland Halt Public Assemblies
In Belfast on June 18 police banned all public assemblies and processions but funerals after a religious riot between rival factions. About 200 shots were fired. one man was wounded. Security forces routed rioters and recovered the wounded man.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Coughlin dismisses presidential election role
Detroit priest Rev Charles Coughlin says he is not seeking influence in electing a president. He focuses on Congress and the 1936 elections, noting his National Union for Social Justice will back only candidates endorsing his sixteen points. He claims 9,000,000 members and calls Congress the real government, while criticizing centralized executive power.
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ST. Louis
Charles £. Coughlin
Detroit
Father Coughlin
National Union For Social Justice
Roosevelt
Congress
BARDAROUS PRACTICES MUST CEASE IN TRIPOLI
Governor General Italo Balbo ordered an end to barbarous fakir rites in Tripoli during a provincial meeting attended by 20 native leaders. He cited red hot coal walking, swallowing poisonous items, glass and nails, and nose rings on children as conflicting with modern civilization and Islam. The native leaders approved the edict.
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Benghazi
Tripoli
Africa
Italo Balbo
Balbo
Girl Denies Sister Wrote Extortion Notes in Court
Lois Thompson a 19 year old Northeastern State Teachers College coed testified she did not write a series of extortion notes that the state said prompted her to shoot Daniel Shaw a 27 year old Chinese student. The notes allegedly threaten death and the defense argued they were not in her sister Lelia’s handwriting.
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Tahlequah
Okla
Lois Thompson
Northeastern State Teachers] College
Lelia
Daniel Shaw
Lois
General Qut as Chahar Governor in Nationalist Change
The Nanking government dismissed General Sung Cheh Yuan as governor of Cha har province and named Civil Commissioner Chin Teh Chuan as acting governor. Japanese forces withdrew from Tientsin to normal strength while concentrating near the Great Wall. Kwantung army agreed to settle the Changpei incident linked to three secret service men.
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Associated Press
Nanking
Chahar
Sung Cheh- Yuan
Chin Teh-Chuan
Tientsin
Great Wall
Shanghai
Kwantung
Changpei
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