Fugitives Leave Reckless Trails Across Four States
Fleeing inmates from Kansas and Oklahoma state prisons moved through Oklahoma Arkansas and Missouri leaving violence and bloodhounds in pursuit. Desperadoes split into groups from Lansing Kansas and from Oklahoma City burned out a guard hostage and were last seen near the Ozark hills. Police closed in at Siloam Springs Arkansas while reports tied Wilbur Underhill to bands near Miami Oklahoma and Osage County.
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Mcalester
Okla
CP i
Tuur Aolathwestern
Kansas State Penitentiary
Lansing
Oklahoma Penitentiary
Kansas
Kirk Prather
Jas
Welby Okla
Pleasanton
Kas
Tom Buskin
Oklahoma
Jim
Bradbury
Buskin
Haywood
Siloam Springs
Ark
Bol la Pollette
Lake
Semen
Ozarrk
Arkansas
Missouri
Cookson Hills
Tremier
Sam Brown
Minin
Omears
Otto Durkee
Chetopa
Wilbur Underhill
Tri-State
Miami
Osage County
J. K. Blair
Alice Braithwaite
Joplin
Hims
Clark
Clifford Dopson
Blair
Mars
M. J. Wood
Louise
Cloris Wears
Kansas City
Underhill
Kansas State Prison
Tennessee and Virginia Weather Roundup Tonight and Tomorrow
Tennessee shows fair skies tonight with a slowly rising temperature into Friday front. Virginia similar conditions with cooler tonight and fair weather on Friday as the temperature trends up. May temperatures show historical highs and lows, with rainfall measurements and daily readings reported by 6 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Jelkes Denied Divorce Decree in Newport Case
Judge Charles A Walsh ruled F Frazier Jelke and Eugenia Woodward Jelke guilty of extreme cruelty, denying either divorce under Rhode Island law. He cleared Jelke of infidelity and found evidence of Jelke's assault seven times while noting Mrs Jelke sought luxury and social life, with both sides accused of harsh conduct.
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Newport
Rob
Jane
F. Frazier Jelke
Charles A. Walsh
Lato
Rhode Island
Eugenia Woodward Pdelke
Alabama
Duwyt
Naidy Thit Delke
Jelke
Andy
Robot pilot test to speed record beater Hawks to fly
Los Angeles news reports Captain Frank Hawks will test a 1d cylinder low wing monoplane capable of 260 miles an hour to challenge a robot pilot described as so ingenious as to shame a human. He heads to Floyd Bennett Airport Brooklyn for the test tomorrow morning not seeking a record.
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Los Angeles
Frank Hawks
Hawks
Floyd Bennett Airport
Brooklyn
N.Y
Gypsy Family Held Then Freed After Jail Admission
In La Porte Texas a gypsy group of nine adults and four babies was jailed on vagrancy charges. As the jail door closed the babies began crying and citizens gathered in the street. The gypsies were released shortly after.
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LA Porte
Tex
Gentle giant Dan Wis letter misrouted in fire box
Madison Wis a gentle giant did not receive a letter mailed to him last August 31. The mail was placed in a fire alarm box and was found by wire department electricians during a box inspection.
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Madison
Wis
Dan, Wis
Postel Department
Wire Department
Walker's Agent Found Harshly. Sherwood Linked In Probe
New York press reports Russell T. Sherwood, long sought as Walker’s agent in the James de Walker vase matter, has been found in a New Jersey suburb. He denies wealth linked to Walker and cites strain from investigations that led to Walker’s resignation as mayor. He lived in a $200-a-month apartment and says he has remained in the United States under his own name. Meanwhile Senate delays and committee work shadow adjournment hopes as lawmakers tackle internal revenue, mortgage relief, gold clause cancels, and public works bills.
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New York
New York American
Russell T. Sherwood
Walker
Sherwood
New Jersey
Summit
Arent Sherwood
Walken
Samuel Seabury
Diggee
Jim
Seabury
Sng
Hema and Associates
Mexico City
Quartey
United States
Finance Committee
Public Works Industrial Control and Taxation
House
Hoover
Senate
White House
Commerce Committee
Banks of Tennessee Asked to Buy Bond Issue as Hope for Outside Loan
In letters to about 400 Tennessee banks the sending board urged purchase of 10 million dollars in state bonds to fund indebtedness due by June 30 1933. The plan aims to back salaries and obligations of state institutions, with the state unable to borrow from outside sources. The Tennessee Bankers Association will aid in sale arrangements and appoint a committee to work with banks on the plan.
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Banks
Tennessee
Nashville
Wus
Jletters
Theistate
Tennessee Bankers Association
McAlister
Peace Reigns in War-Torn China Tianjin
Japan ends a brutal five month offensive in North China and declares an armistice. Most of the 30,000 invading forces tied up for service against bandits in Manchuria and for potential campaigns in Kalgan and Chahar. Evacuation of a North China area the size of Connecticut is to be considered. Chinese and Japanese officials may confer on political aspects of the situation.
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Tientsin
China
Manchuria
Kalgan
Chahar Province
Inner Mongolia
Miners in four-state region receive wage increases
More than 175000 bituminous coal miners in the Appalachian region including Western Kentucky Southwestern Virginia Eastern Tennessee and Southern West Virginia gain wage increases of 10 to 18 percent. The raises follow May 25 recommendations by the Appalachian Coals Inc and affect over 187 mining companies operating at about half capacity with limited immediate details on average state adjustments.
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Cincinnati
Appalachian
Appalachian Coals, Inc
Kentucky
Virginia
Tennessee
West Virginia
Velling
Hazard and
Harlan
Logan County
W. Va
Treasury receipts and outlays May 25 report
Treasury receipts for May 25 totaled 6,362,471.64 with expenditures of 10,064,649.02, leaving a balance of 821,471.56. Figures are from Washington dated June 1.
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Treasury
Washington
Roosevelt Urges Naval Graduates to Forsake Cliques
Annapolis, Md June 1. President Roosevelt addressed the Naval Academy class, urging graduates to cultivate friendship with fellow citizens beyond their profession. He praised discipline and loyalty learned at the academy but warned against exclusive cliques, stressing duty to all Americans. The ceremony at Dabigren Hall saw many families and sweethearts in attendance as diplomas were awarded to half the class entering civil life.
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Roosevelt
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Navy
United States Navy
Dabigren Hall
Washington
Wyust
Academy
United States
United States Naval Academy
Plan Camps for Jobless Women in New York State
Washington June. Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt and Secretary Frances Perkins announced two experimental camps for unemployed women in New York state funded by the federal emergency relief fund in cooperation with the state. The camps will recruit only unmarried unattached women without jobs with no home removals. The Bear Mountain camp leads the effort and a second camp will be nearby.
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Washington
L.pi
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Frances Perkins
New York State
Federal Fund For Emergency Relief
New York
Prisoner Claims Innocence in 1929 Robbery Sentence
In Detroit, LeBsy Brown, convicted of armed robbery, told the judge he is an innocent man serving a prison term since 1929 for a crime he says he committed. He claimed the robbery led to Martin Murray’s Michigan prison sentence of 15 to 30 years. An investigation was opened and Brown’s sentence was suspended pending the outcome.
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Detroit
Iene
LeBsy
Brown
Martin Murray
Michigan State
Futile Journey to San Jose Funeral for Slain Son
A 65-year-old mother, Nancy Molyneaux, walked 200 miles from Casper with a knapsack to attend the funeral of her son James Berry, 20, who was stabbed May 1 during a fight among itinerants and died May 18. She returned home today after the burial.
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San Jose
Calif
Nancy Molyneaux
Casper
Potters Field
James Berry
Fright Kills Woman After Dog Bite in St Louis
Mrs Jessie Straty man, 60, was bitten by a dog and taken to a hospital for an antirabies injection. She received treatment and then died. Physicians attributed the death to a heart attack triggered by fright.
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ST. Louis
Jessie Stratyman
New Morgan Clients List Revealed In Senate Probe
A fourth list before Senate investigators names Owen J. Roberts and W. W. Atterbury along with other Morgan affiliated figures. It shows 000 units of United Corporation Morgin stock sold in 1929 at 75 dollars, with potential paper profits near two million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pb, Morgan and Company
Senate
Owen J. Roberts
Supreme Court
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad
Roberts
U Corporation
Morgin Utilities Stock Holding Company
Drexel and Company
Morgan
Pennsylvania
Ferdinand Pecora
Committee
Leonard Keyes
John W. Davis
Glass
D. Va
Keyes
House of Morgan
United Corporation
Senate Committee
George Whitney
Perara
Morgan House
Ferdinand Fecora
Whitney
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Morgan Partners Pact
Ozarks
Vai
Maime
Jelkes
Seabury Skeptical
Helvering
Wagner-Peyser
Iday
Comgrass
Guy T. Helvering
Internal Revenue
Independent Offices
Peiping
Antonapolis
Mrs. Roosevelt
Perkins
Justice
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