Hauptmann In Lindbergh Case Wins Acquittal Complicity Charge
German authorities report Bruno Hauptmann planned to return home while New York authorities announce Mrs Anna Hauptmann denies involvement in the Lindbergh ransom scheme after a dramatic raid at the Greenwich station. A ransom cache is found in a German fugitive’s garage as the case stirs crowds and police tension in New York and Bautzen.
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New York
Anna Hauptmann
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
United States
Bautzen
Germany
Kamenz
Hauptmann
Handwritten ransom note tied to Lindbergh kidnapping evidence
Authorities link the Lindbergh ransom note to Hauptmann, noting handwriting matches the original note and later payment demands. Officials view the case as a largely solo crime, with experts believing a gang would likely demand more than $50,000.
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Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Justice Department
Lindberghs plan air trip to New York
Col and Mrs Charles Lindbergh prepared to fly back to New York where son’s kidnapper Hauptmann is held. They remain secluded and silent, likely expecting arrest news. A Morrow grandmother declined to comment on developments. In Arkansas, Clay Williams was wounded in a liquor raid when Deputy Hollis claimed he reached for a gun.
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Los Angeles
Charles
Lindbergh
New York
Brand Hauptmann
Hauptmann
North Haven
Dwight W. Morrow
Morrow
West Penetscoe Bay
Paragould
Ark
Clay Williams
Card— Well
James Hollis
St. Francis River
Hollis
Milligan
German LONE WOLE IN LINDY CRIME CAPTURED AT LAST
Federal agents close on Hauptmann after a $20 gold note leads to the garage operator who recalls the man. A license number traced to Hauptmann confirms the 30 month pursuit. J Edgar Hoover flies to New York as handwriting tests corroborate the identification.
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Lone Wole
Corn Exchange Branch Bank
Hauptmann
J. Edgar Foover
Justice Department
Washington
New York
Curley Wins Democratic Nomination for Governor in Mass
Boston dispatch reports James M. Curley defeats General Charles Cole to clinch the Democratic gubernatorial nomination amid a Massachusetts primary. Lt. Gov. Gaspar Bacon wins the Republican gubernatorial nod over Frank A. Goodwin. Walsh easily secures the Democratic Senate renomination.
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Boston
James M. Curley
Roosevelt
Massachusetts
Charles Cole
Joseph 3.Bly
Gaspar G. Bacon
Frank A. Goodwin
Walsh
Curley
Cole
Ely
U.S
David I. Walsh
Edward P. Barry
William Dona]hoe
Goodwin
Bacon
Washburn
Robert Morris Washburn
John W. Hargis
Greenfield
Spanish Classes at Adult School Offer Evening Courses
Two elementary Spanish classes are taught at the new adult education school under government supervision. One session runs 8:30 to 10:00 each Tuesday and Thursday at the junior college. another 7:00 to 8:30 is full. The school offers numerous other subjects as well.
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John Wells
Sid
Plan 22000 Bath for U S Building St Louis
The federal building at Eighth and Olive streets will receive a 22500 public works grant for cleaning and minor roof repairs, per Congressman John J. Cochran who was informed today. Fountain Rothwell, in charge of federal properties, said the government’s future use of the building remains unclear after the new federal building at Tiventh Boulevard and Market Street, due next spring or summer.
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ST. Louis
Federal
Eighth and Olive Streets
John J. Cochran
Cochran
Fountain Rothwell
Federal Properties
Federal Building
Tivelfth Boulevard
Market Street
Sunday School Class to Hear Radke and Price
Roger Williams Men's class at First Baptist Church will meet at 9 oclock Sunday morning. Paul Radke will sing and Seibert Price will play. Hugh Stephens, teacher, will discuss Counsel to Rulers. Public invited to weekly sessions. improvements and new decorations completed.
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Paul Radke
Seibert Price
Roger Williams
First Baptist
Hugh Stephens
Brookfield Man Found Dead Under Car In Garage
Warner Edge Norvell, 68, a Linn county farmer from near Brookfield Missouri, was found dead under a car in his garage. Authorities cited inhalation of monoxide gas as the cause, noting he had been despondent over ill health.
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Brookfield
Warner Edge Norvell
Linn County
Here
Couple Freed After Drowning Murder Charge
Lydia Bigley and Charles Grown were freed from first degree murder charges in the drowning of John T. Bigley on the Mississippi River near Louisiana, Missouri. Prosecutors dismissed the case after a judge refused to admit confessions. the affair stemmed from a fishing boat overturning. The Bigleys, married 23 years with six children, formerly lived in Roodhouse, Illinois.
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Hannibal
Lydia Bigley
Charles Grown
Bigley
Brown
Roodhouse
Democrats Prep Fall Rally In Missouri City
Missouri's Young Democrats announce a statewide fall campaign rally to be held October 13 here. Harry S. Truman and other candidates, along with party leaders, will address a crowd expected to reach 3000. Capitol Young Democratic Club sponsors event.
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Missouri
Young Democrats
Harry 5
Truman
N. 5
Capitol Young Democratic Club
Fidgety German Fifteen An Emotional Delay Quiz
A draft note cites a stolen automobile near Lakewood two days before the Lindbergh baby kidnapping on March 1, 1932. The fragment items reflect a delayed quiz amid the era's sensational case and community concerns.
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Lakewood
Money found in garage tied to Hauptmann and Fische
Police related that $13,750 in raui som birls was found in Hauptmann's garage and tied to Isadore Fische, once his fur partner. Hauptmann claimed he did not know it was money and said Fische entrusted it to him until he returned from the other side. He admitted Fische had died in Germany and insisted the money was hidden in the garage wall three weeks earlier.
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Raui
Sullivan
Isadore Fische
Fische
Germany
Hauptmann
Maeup Plaform
Paul Schanuth’s Struggle Back to Health at Hospital
Ella Schanuth recounts daily routines beside her brother Paul as seven siblings cope with poverty. Della visits patients and cheers them, while staff note mixed signs. Paul’s mind shows slight improvement but overall condition remains precarious with a continued fight.
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Brothers
Paul
Hilton sisters at Miller next week in Jefferson City
The Hilton sisters Violet and a companion are announced to perform at the Miller Theatre in Jefferson City next Wednesday with their company and orchestra. Manager Arnold Gould stated the act follows a multi week Chicago engagement and recalls their recent front page fame over a New York marriage license incident.
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America
Jefferson City
Arnold Gould
Miller Theatre
Gould
Chicago
Hilton
New York
Hilton Sisters
Violet
Bond Issue Rejected for Columbia Parks Plan
Columbia Missouri voters rejected a proposed 100000 dollar bond issue aimed at funding two new parks as an unemployment relief project for the coming winter. The measure failed at the polls, ending the plan to finance park construction through municipal bonds.
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Columbia, MO
Special election proposal falls short of needed majority
A special election held yesterday failed to achieve a simple majority while a two thirds threshold would have been required for adoption. The outcome marks the defeat of the proposal and leaves the issue unresolved.
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Shesterfield
Licenst & Myers Tonacco Co
Ella Schanuth
Miller
Columbia
le Bobette Beauty Shop
Miller & Jefferson
Meillee
New Orleans
AE West
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Aley
Red Cross
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LL &Rd
Asterfield
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