Darrow Attacks Recovery Admr Heads In Speech
Mina Dulutil reports Clarence Darrow addressing the Minnesota Bar Association as he labels the recovery administration as led by amateurs. He criticizes Roosevelt appointees, NRA leadership, and economic policies, arguing underconsumption and a need for fair wealth distribution while praising some intentions.
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Darrow
Dulutil
Mina
Clarence Darrow
Roosevelt
Minnesota Bar Association
Lo Weu
NRA
Huck S. Johnson
Recovery Administration
Chicago
Gumateurs
Atlates
Coeuples
Rooosevelt
NEA
Roose
General Grayson Heads to Fort Knox Inspection Visit
Brigadier General Thomas Grayson, among the youngest generals, arrives at Fort Knox to inspect the Mississippi National Guard's 11th Field Artillery unit during its two week annual training. A ceremonial gun salute greets him as headquarters review starts.
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Fort Knox
Thomas J
11Th Field Artillery
Mis
Ppi
Grayson
United States Army
Weather snapshot shows temperatures and rain comparison
The report records Friday night and yesterday temperatures with highs and lows and rain amounts, comparing to the same date one year prior. Readings taken around 6 100 p.m. daily cover the previous 24 hours.
Jury to Be Asked to Indict Martin in Slaying Case
In Little Rock on July 14 a grand jury will consider indictment of Frank Martin, a trusty convict guard, for first degree murder in the shooting of Helen Spence, a 21 year old escapee from Jacksonville Women's Farm. The guard is jailed on the murder charge after overtaking Spence on a highway near Jacksonville. Approximately 20 witnesses, including former penal superintendent A. G. Stedman, will be summoned as Todhunter, the new warden, reorganizes the prison staff and removes several officials. Todhunter vows to end the trusty guard system and replace it with pall guards as soon as possible.
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Little Rock
Frank Martin
Helen Spence
Eaton
Cart ¥Iet
Jacksonvill Women's
A. G. Stedman
Stedman
S. L. Todhunter
Ware den
The
Penitentiary
C. Brockman
Jacksonville Women's Farm
Ben J. Madox
Jacksonville
Todhunter
Tuckey
Unknown Man Slain By Officer In Madisonville
An unidentified man in possession of a stolen car linked to Joe Toy of Earlington was shot and killed by a Nashville detective after attempting to seize the officer's pistol. The incident followed questioning over merchandise the man sought to sell, per Sheriff R. D. Grafton.
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Madisonville
Joe Toy
Earlington
Nashville, Tenn
R. D. Grafton
NRA Establishes Appeals Board to Protect Small Businesses
Washington July 44 4 The NRA today created an industrial appeal board to shield small firms from monopolies Amos J Peaslee of New York named chairman John S Clement of Philadelphia is among the members The third member will be chosen soon The board will organize August 1 under order by Magn Johnson and serves as Johnsons approach to monoploy charges against Blue Eagle rules and the former Darrow Board.
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William L. Beale
Associated Press
Washington
NRA
Amos J. Peaslee
New York
John 5. Clement
Philadelphia
Twe
Magn
Johnson
Blue Eagle
Clarence Darrow
Review Board
Travels Leave Roosevelts Scattered Across World Stage
The Roosevelts are dispersed from the British Isles to Hawaii. Mrs James Roosevelt stays in England after meeting the king and queen. President Roosevelt travels with two younger sons toward Hawaii via Panama Canal. Mrs Roosevelt travels across the continent with Miss Lorena Hickok. Mrs Anna Dall and her children reside at Arrow Head Ranch Nevada amid a divorce filing. Other sons Elliott and James are in the east with wives and children.
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Washington
California
Nevada
MissLorena A. Hickok
Anna Dall
Anna Eleanor
Curtis
Lissie
Bunaie
Arrowhead Ranch
Bemnes
Curtis B. Dail
New York
Elliott
James
Massachusetts
James Roosevelt
Sara
Ruth Coggins
Fort Worth
Texas
Ruth Chandler Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Reed Arrested In Killing Of Woman In St Louis
St Louis July 24 Fed agent Leon B Reed was arrested after the slaying of Mrs Bessie Masterson, 44, mother of five, who was shot in the head as she rose in bed with her 9 year old daughter. Reed headed the raid and fired through a closed door. Bond set at 3000 dollars. other raiders faced 8000 dollars. Investigation ordered by Acting Chief McCarthy and Attorney General Cummings promised. Julian Hawthorne dies at 88 in San Francisco, son of Nathaniel Hawthorne.
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ST. Louis
Lear B. Read
Department of Justice
Bessie Mastersbrry
Harry Newbald
Shevill
Newbald
Reed
Masterson
John C. Johnson
Isaac Dp. Keeley
Harry Masterson
Jack
Mastersons
McCarthy
Ing
Johnson
Washington
Gneral Cummings
Bessie Masterson
Leon B. Reed
Witness Jane Delong Found Alive After Disappearance
Star witness in the Hollywood morals case, Jane Delong, was located on Western Avenue in a dazed condition. She had left a note and appeared to have attempted suicide, prompting immediate contact with the district attorney and her guardian Marjorie Fairchild.
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Star Witness
June Delong
Hollywood
Los Angeles
Delong
Western Avenue
Ninth
Tenth Streets
Louise Child
Frank Gerard
Trigi" Delong
Gerard
District Attorney’s Office
Miss Delong
Jane Delong
Marjorie Fairchild
District Attorney's
Miss Lelong
John E Call Opens Campaign in Tennessee
John E Call, candidate for the Republican gubernatorial nomination, opens his campaign at Alexandria Tennessee pledging adherence to the party platform and criticizing a small group of leaders he calls opposed to the rank and file. He attacks Boo Church Memphis negro as leader of the Republican wing of the Democratic party and defends the party’s May Chattanooga platform. He argues the party should choose the nominee and not a hand picked few. He expects support from Pope if Democrats nominate Lewis S Pope.
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Alexandria
Tenn
PhemTown
McCall
Boo Church
Memphis
Tennessee
Republican Party
Chattanooga
Search Continues For Bobby Connor Kidnapping Suspected
In Hartsdale a 21 month old boy Bobby Connor is missing after a Thursday evening disappearance. His father Charles A Connor, exhausted by a 48 hour search, insists the child is alive and believes he was kidnapped. Authorities pursue a suspected eccentric peddler seen nearby. A bloodstained handkerchief was found near the last sighting as officials weigh potential clues amid secrecy and a cryptic DoJ inquiry.
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Francis A. Jamison
Associated Press
Hartsdale
Bobby Connor
Charles A. Connor
Bobby
Frank Fay
Department of Justice
Connors
Hartsdale Manor
Philip J. “McQuillan
Vietter
Connor
Hanger-Fear Loom For City Strike Ordered Tomorrow
City officials brace as a walkout vote by 105,000 workers is set for tomorrow amid scarce food supplies. Representatives warn of potential disruption and bloodshed if demands are not met.
Move to Keep Highways Open San Francisco
A general strike in San Francisco and Oakland was ordered by union labor to begin Monday, with 105 009 workers voting to walk out in support of Pacific coast longshoremen and marine workers. City officials mobilized police and deputies as fears of chaos rise, and measures were taken to keep highways open for trucks while food supplies run low.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Pacific Coast
Transbay
Alameda County
Building Trades Council
Central Labor Council
Golden Gate City
Angelo Rossi
William Fitzgerald
Rossi
Frank F. Merriam
Raymond Cato
State Highway Patrol
Washington
Perkins
Roosevelt
Houston
Panama
Clarence S. Morvill
Bureau of Criminal Identification
Cni
Teamsters
Labor Disputes Board
Archbishop Han
Alabama Locals Meet to Vote on Mass Strike
Delegates from 42 Alabama locals of the United Textile Workers convene to vote on striking for about 18,000 workers. Three mills have shut down this week with no disorder. Dwight Manufacturing in Gadsden, Saratoga Victory Mills in Albertville and Guntersville amid walkouts. Pickets at Dwight limited shipments as railroads moved only essential coal. John Dean says aims include a 30 hour work week, $12 weekly wage for 30 hours, ending stretch-out, reinstating laid-off workers, and U T W A recognition for bargaining under the National Recovery Act.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
United Textile Workers of America
Dwight Manufacturing Company
Dwight Mill
Gadsden
John Dean
National
Ative
United Textile Workers
Worksots
Fire destroys Williamsburg Ohio shoe factory and damages multiple structures
A major blaze in Williamsburg Ohio destroyed the P Sullivan Shoe Company factory and stock, plus two Williamsburg Furniture Company buildings and six nearby homes. The fire burned about two hours, driven by wind, with aid from Mt. Carmel Batavia and Bethel fire crews who pumped wells dry and extended lines to creeks for water. No lives lost and no injuries reported among volunteers.
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Williamsburg
P. Sullivan
Williamsburg Purniture Company
Mt. Crab
Batavia
Bethal
Norfolk & Western Railway
Cincinnati
Furniture Company
Concern
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Hugh
General Grayson
Fraternity
Cook
Pretty
Mrs
Hazel Brown
Marian Mills
Neal Myers
Martin
Helen Eaton
Peaslee
Johnson. Ee
Julian Hawthorne
Nathaniel Hawthorne
John E. Call
Pope
Lewis S.pope I
Charles Connor
N. Y
Ohio
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