Notorious outlaw Bailey recaptured after Dallas jail escape
Harvey Bailey, infamous fugitive, escapes from Dallas jail and is recaptured in Oklahoma within hours. Federal authorities had warned of plans to free him and deployed six army planes as search efforts closed in. Bailey, once jailed for a Fort Scott bank robbery, faced charges tied to the Urschel kidnapping.
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Kansas City
Harvey Bailey
Dallas
Tex
Charles J. Urschel
Oklahoma City
United States Commission
Bailey
Akishomu
Joseph E. Keenan
Liberty
Keenan
Hailey
Kansas
Fort Scott
Winesses
Nou
Lincoln, Neb
Baily
Washington
Joseph B. Keenan
Oklahoman
Harvey
Unclear Weather Notes From Tennessee and Virginia Fragments
Fragmentary weather update mentions showers in Tennessee and Virginia with minor temperature changes. Records show yesterday's high and low values, rainfall but data is partially garbled and date references are inconsistent.
Arms and legs of woman found in Detroit field
Detriot report details a grisly discovery of severed limbs identified as Laurier Jubb, 20, with fingers on file by federal immigration officers. Coroner Dr. Edmnd Knoblich says the limbs were cut shortly after death, body parts possibly dispersed to hide the rest. Police order a wide search for the head and trunk across vacant lots and buildings as investigators note signs of careful tending on the severed hands and possible bullet wound on the right arm.
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Detroit
APJ
Laurier Jubb
Edmnd J. Knoblich
Joub
Knobloch
John Margeral
Mathew Malerich
Wedell Aims to Challenge Air Speed Record
Wedell of Patterson La. piloted a self designed racing plane to a three kilometer straightaway average of 26.34 mph, challenging the unofficial Doolittle record of 294.38 mph though not yet recognized due to lacking a carograph. Roy Minor of Los Angeles won Sunday’s 160 mile event at 196.40 mph for a $1,800 prize.
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Owigago
Jon
Doolittle
Janes B.wedell
Patterson
Wedell
Cotkait
Roy Minor
Los Angeles
Daily News
Senn4 Aimee and David Hutton in reconciliation hopes
In Minneapolis during revival meetings, Sister Aimee McPherson Hutton and her husband David Hutton remain estranged. David, visiting en route to Chicago, denies plans for reconciliation despite Aimee’s insistence they reconcile. She fears divorce and seeks contact as reporters relay his hotel whereabouts.
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Minneapolis
Senn
Aimee McPherson Hutton
David Hutton
David
Sister
Hutton
Chicago
Brooklyn
Aimee
Hatton
Boy Bound to Circuit Court in Fatal Reckless Driving Case
Lester Fields seventeen faces reckless driving and manslaughter charges in the death of fifteen year old Ted Bussell after a Bristol boulevard Maple street collision. Preliminary at Sullivan circuit court set bonds at four thousand dollars as witnesses described speed between fifty and sixty miles per hour and headlights lacking for the bicycle rider.
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Lester Fields
Ted Bussell
Sullivan Circuit Court
T. E. Hurst
A. N. Hawk
Russell
Kingsport Times
Bristol Boulevard
Maple Street
Fields
Bussell
G. E. Deakins
Deakins
Russell Boy
Maple
Frorth
Highland Park
Legionaires Hear Adjutant Guy at Session
Knoxville Sept 4 President of the Tennessee American Legion convention heard Adjutant Guy H May report the department increased 1983 membership except Mississippi with 140 active posts and about 15 000 members. Nineteen posts surpassed 1932 totals and Tennessee won eight of nine national trophies. Henry Stevens urged unity as the Legion faces political pressures and internal strife risks. Congressmen Cooper and Taylor spoke on leadership and regional guidance.
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Knoxville
Department of Tennessee, American Legion
Guy H. May
Tennessee
Mississippi
May
Tennessee Department
Henry Stevens
Warsaw
N. C
American Legion
Legion
America
J. Will Taylor
Feabody Howard
Eomander Howard
Roosevelt
Four Washington experts to aid in sleeping sickness survey
Expects to arrive in St. Louis for extensive field work to trace the cause and spread of sleeping sickness. A house-to-house canvass in St. Louis and St. Louis County is planned by four government experts Dr. M. W. Veldee Dr. L. F. Badger Dr. J. O. Dean and Dr. W. G. Workman all with strong records in fighting epidemics. No official compilation of cases was issued today.
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St, Louis
Washington
St Louis
St.Louis County
M. W. Veldee
L. F. Badger
Defenders of Ford Rally Behind Henry Ford’s Code Clash
Senator Thomas D. Schall of Minnesota emerges as the first volunteer in defending Ford during the Controversy over the auto industry code. He argues Ford need not sign the code if he maintains shorter hours and pays wages at NRA level, reflecting the union and industry dispute surrounding Ford’s position.
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Henry Ford
Detroit
Ford
Thomas D. Schall
Blind Sclon
Minnesota
NRA
End of Week Auto and Waterway Accidents Kill Eighteen
Eighteen people died in a week of accidents across the South. Deaths occurred in six states from car crashes, drownings, a train wreck, and a swimming pool fall. Notable victims included Decatur residents R B Maley, Raymond Maley, and Wilson J Bell. Maurice Pops of Bainbridge. and Miss Geneva Cooper near Leland Mississippi.
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Atlanta
South
Georgia
North Carolina
Florida
Tennessee
South Carolina
Mississippi
Arkansas
R. RB. Maley
Raymond Maley
Wilson J. Bell
Decatur
Lake Burton
R. R. Davis
Jones County
Haxldock
Clyde Beck
Brunswick
G. A. Malone
Piedmont
Ala
Griffin
Maurice Pops
Bainbridge Ga
Tampa
Fla
Hilliard
Teddy Meade
Lawrence Russell
Sarasota
Ralph Robinson
Asheville
N. C
Lamron i Hobson
Greensboro
Jackie Lineberry
Lexington
Russell
Ark
Carroll James Lawson
Vernie Benson
Nashville
Sky Harbor
Andrew Powers
Grover Cate
Ocoee
Chattanooga Bay
Hart Byrd
Gheraw, 8. C
Leland
Miss
Geneva Cooper
Vermont Ballots On Repeal Tuesday Expected Weather Affects Outcome
Vermont voters head to the polls Tuesday for repeal balloting as weather conditions loom large over campaigns. Both repealists and retention lists ended their drives without declaring victory, leaving the result uncertain and weather a decisive factor.
Blue Eagle Takes Possession Labor Day Celebration
Washington September 4 The blue eagle claimed possession of the nation’s Labor Day pageant as part of a government effort to revive employment and raise wages. Recovery officials pledged to reemploy five to six million, awaiting solid figures amid Code disputes. Henry Ford’s nonparticipation and coal mine labor disagreements marred the day. Administrator Johnson and aides used the holiday to outline recovery doctrine while Roosevelt weighed a formal interpretation of the law. William Green and William Harriman pressed for swift, merit based outcomes in labor relations.
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Washington
Pj Nra
Johnson
Cummings
Roosevelt
William Green
American Federation of Labor
William J. Harriman
Chaimber of Ecommerce
United States
Ford Continues His Vacation in Mountain Retreat
Henry Ford remains on vacation with his wife in Union Mountain, far from a phone or telegraph. With the National Automotive Code deadline looming, indications point to a continued absence from Detroit. No signs of steps toward compromise with code promoters or the National Recovery Act.
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Big Bay
Mid
Henry Ford
Theicy Union Mountain
Ford
Detroit
Dry leaders rally to save 18th Amendment in Minnesota
In Minneapolis and St Paul today Dr Clarence True Wilson and Dr KF Scott McBride urged voters to retain prohibition as Minnesota faces a September 12 ballot on replacing the 18th Amendment. They argued that a dry outcome would help keep the national prohibition in the constitution.
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Minneapolis
Sept
Minnesota
Clarence ‘True, Wilson
Board of Temperance
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
KF Scott McBride
Anti-Saloon League of Americs
Coastal Storm Devastation Reports Across Caribbean and U.S. East
Havana reports 306000 dead and 100000 homes destroyed as hurricane devastates the north coast. Nassau Bahamas hurricane damages government buildings churches and homes. In Florida hundreds of Everglades homes struck as a 75 mile line north of West Palm Beach loses communications. Houston braces as cargo ship traffic stalls amid fear of winds from the Cuba hit storm.
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Havana
Nassau
Bahamas
Harborland
West Palm Beach
Fla
Coxs
Houston
Tex
Lone Star State
Caba
Roosevelt's first six months end with NRA testing ahead
Washington reports six months of Roosevelt administration conclude today as the New Deal faces a crucial trial for the NRA. The president pushes for higher buying power and job creation while Congress accepted rapid legislation. Analysts expect gradual, decisive progress rather than bold shocks as the NRA nears real-world tests with employment and payroll data due.
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Wshington
Roosevelt
NRA
Washington
Congress
Florida hurricane fears as Gulf storm head toward Texas coast
Severe tropical disturbance from the Gulf of Mexico threatens Texas coastal cities with hurricane force winds over 100 miles an hour. Corpus Christi and Freeport evacuate inland as barometers fall and tides rise. Officials report evacuations, empty shore fronts, and hospital evacuations from Freeport to Houston amid storm warnings from Corpus Christi to Brownsville.
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Houston
Pex
Freeport
Texas
Gulf of Mexico
Bouston
Weather Bureau
Corpus Christi
Matagord Bay
Por Arthur
Brownsville
Preeport
Coast Guard
Mustang Island
Galveston
San Louis Pass
Missouri - Kansas - Texas Railroad
Tf. R. Christin
Port Arthur
Port O'Connor
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Legionaires
Guy May
Howard
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Blue Eagle
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