Winkler jailed as Kelly sought in Chicago robbery case
Chicago police intensified a nation wide hunt after Gus Winkler was arrested and George Kelly was sought in connection with the Chicago mail truck robbery and the murder of Policeman Miles Cummins ham. Investigators traced an automobile to Winkler associate Joseph Berge and linked bullets to the Kansas City Union Station killings in the chase for the syndicate.
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Chicago
Gus Winkler
George
Lincoln
Neb
National Bank and Trust Company
Lake Shore
Ier
William L. Shoemaker
Melvin H. Purvis
Chicago Bureau of Investigation
Winkler
Jseph Berge
Gon Kelly
Miles Cummingham
Kansas City Union Station
Cumminsham
Nash
Kansas City
Chief Shoemaker
James
Far) Sammons
Vern Miller
Claud Maddox
Kelly
Charles Ursehel
Oklahoma City
Sarvey Bailey
Wial
Weight Loss Strives Of Ponga City Boy Isaac Gilbert
In Ponga City Oklahoma Isaac Gilbert a 13 year old junior high pupil has shed weight from 402 to 376 pounds over a year while dieting. His father and mother are mentioned with a numeric reference to a family weight context.
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Ponga City
Okla
Isaac Gilbert
Suede
Robbery Hit Grocer While Watchman Slept in Salt Lake City
In Salt Lake City, three men bound grocer G. Taylor as he slept beside his watchman. They robbed him of $33.70 before escaping. the watchman awoke only after the attackers fled.
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Salt Lake City
G. Taylor
Avive
Taylor
Boy on Bronx raft rescues prompt panic in pond chorus
In the Bronx a ten year old boy on a raft caused a pond crowd to trigger a fire alarm, believing he was in danger. Firefighters rescued Matthew Schwartz who then told responders he was singing not calling for help, uttering a cheerful remark.
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New York
Matthew Schwartz
Bronx
Matthew
Threats Against Coleman disputed by authorities in Oklahoma case
In Oklahoma City authorities discount the claimed threats against Fred Coleman son of a farm owner linked to the Urschel kidnapers. Coleman declared in court that his family faced danger from George Kelly while 12 defendants face trial for the abduction. Kelly remains a fugitive under indictment.
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Fred Coleman
Charles F. Urschel
George Machine Gun
Kelly
Coleman
Oklahoma City
Local Ford code complaints go to Washington
Detroit September 25 The local NRA board of suburban Dearborn was advised that any complaints aging about the Ford Motor Co must be forwarded to Washington and the local compliance board will be without authority to consider them A J Barnaud district manager of the United States department of commerce told William L Mills that local boards can only handle cases under the presidents reemployment agreement and that industry under an attempted code must go to Washington Ford has not signed the automotive code and has not obtained a blue eagle, so local authority is limited to forwarding complaints to Washington Continued on page six.
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Detroit
NRA
Dearborn
Ford Motor Company
Washington
A. J. Barnaud
United States Department of Commerce
William L. Mills
Ford Company
Bernaud
Roosevelt Spurs Farmers Credit in NRA Campaign
President Roosevelt launches a push to provide farm and industry credit, aiming to lift farmer income to the cost of living. A White House conference with Woodin Wallace and Cummins discussed releasing funds via rural banks and coordinating RFC, farm credit, home loan, and deposit guaranty programs to aid banks and boost employment. Public works notes show 1.8 million man weeks of work and $1 billion of new funds planned, with limited treasury draw noted. NRA chief Hugh Johnson outlines a blue eagle buying push.
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Washington
Lett
Roosevelt
White House
Woodin
Wallace
Cummings
Blue Eagle
RFC
Farm Credit and Home Loan Administration
Deposit Guaranty, Corporation
Public Works Admistration
Treasury
Hugh S. Johmson
NRA
Scramble for Kentucky circuit judge nominations heats race
In Prankport Kentucky the filing deadline passed as candidates contest Kentucky circuit judge nominations. Caudill defeated Prewitt in the Democratic primary and secured Republican and independent nominations after a special ruling. Both plan appeals. if upheld, Democratic officials may name the nominee while Caudill could hold combined Republican and independent ballots.
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Prankport
Kentucky
Linder Kentucky
Henry R. Prewitt
Harlan Mine
D. I. Caudill
Prewitt
Montgomery-Rowan-Bath-Menatee
Caudill
Caudil
Sone
Weather notes from Tennessee and Virginia with warm trend
Local weather bulletin reports slightly warmer conditions tonight and Tuesday across Tennessee and Virginia with fair skies tonight. Highs and lows are listed from yesterday and last year’s date, readings taken at 6:00 p m, no rain on either date.
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Tennessee
West
Virginia
Legionnaires Meet in Chicago for National Commander Race
Five candidates seek the American Legion national commander honor at the Chicago convention opening next week. Louis A. Johnson of Clarksburg West Virginia a former national commander is among contenders. Ed Hayes of Decatur Illinois leads a proposed four point plan for veterans compensation and hospitalization and faces strong opposition from other candidates.
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Chicago
Legion
American Legion
Louis A. Johnson
Clarksburg
W. Va
Navy
Army
Middle Wast
Xevada
Ukinois
Ed Haye
Decatur
Autho
St. Louis, University
Wls
Zen
Three-Week Tobacco Holiday Ends In South
Raleigh NC Sept 2. The three weeks holiday on the tobacco markets of the South Carolina and New Bright belts ended today. Militant farmers who forced the holiday awaited the effect on prices as Washington negotiates a marketing pact. The administration announced no firm agreement yet but that domestic buyers would pay an average 27 cents a pound for flue cured tobacco for the rest of the season and may use licensing to enforce a pact. Governors Ehringhaus and Blackwood joined farmers in urging slow selling to lift prices.
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Raleigh
N. C
Alj
South Carolina
Washington
Farm Adjustment Administration
Ehringhaus
North Carolina
Blarkwood
South
Carsline
Bevernare
San Acraage
Tor A
Eastern Railway executive slain on New York estate
Wayne s ville N C Sept 25 A mountain feud over wealth was blamed for the shooting of Thomas Price 65 a New York based rail executive and Union Pacific director while riding with two mountaineers on a 7200 acre estate near Waynesville Price companions Virgo Williams and Charlie Buchanan were wounded Potter 30 of Haywood County admitted firing at Price after sliding from a tree Potter with brothers Clarence 35 and Rei Ledford 22 were jailed on the incident Williams Williams thigh was severely wounded and Buchanan suffered minor injuries Price had supported local education and charities and kept medical supplies for the needy The shooting occurred as Price was halted on the trail and shot by assailants who fled on foot The three men were held without bond and a preliminary hearing was not immediately planned
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Waynesville
N. C
Thomas “Prize
New York
Here
Union Pacific Railroad
Price
Dewey Potter
Haywood’ County
Clarence
Rei Ledford
Potter
Maysistrete
Virgo Williams
Charlie Buchanan
Williams
Buchanan
Pottar
Wrexham
Wales
America
Union
Pacific
Cormer
Four named in McElroy murder case in Sullivan County
Testimony centers on gene Lance Doron Dusham Kilgore and others as principals in the McElroy murder in Sullivan County. Witnesses describe events leading to a stabbing in Kingsport and subsequent flight to Virginia and Kentucky where suspects were captured. Mrs Lance was acquitted as an accessory amid a tangled family history and multiple marriages.
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Kingsport
D Dusham
Gsi
Knoxville
News-Sentinel
Dunham
Johnson
City
Harlan, Ry
Editors Dead in Knoxville Obituary Notice
Bayard Yadon aged 87, longtime reporter for the Knoxville News Sentinel and former editor of the old Knoxville Sentinel, died today at 2 o'clock in a hospital from pneumonia. He earned respect across journalism circles for decades of service and editorial leadership.
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Knoxville
Bayard Yadon
Knoxville News-Sentinel
Knoxville, Sentinel
Byrd's Ship Ready to Sail for Two Years Antarctic
Boston Sept 25 AP Rear Admiral Richard E Byrd's ship Bear lies at the dock awaiting fog to lift for departure toward the south polar seas. Ice scarred whaler Cara was loaded. Captain Bendek will pilot Bear to Dunedin New Zealand in about 60 days. Three cargoes set for Little America. name change of flagship to Jacob Ruppert.
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Boston
Richard EB
Byrd
Pear
Oakland
Shane
Tarewells
Scien
York
Skippe
Hole
The
Barke
Bendek
Johann Norwegian
Arctic
Dunedin
New Zealand
Bay of Whales
Buya
Little America
Avho
Pacific Fir
Jacob Ruppert
New York
Brewey
South Pole
McKee Eyes Mayoral Run Against OBrien Fusion Hope
The New York bid for Joseph V. McKee gathers steam as supporters expect him to join the mayoral race against Tammany Mayor John P. OBrien and fusion nominee Viorelli La Guardia. Postmaster General James A. Farley hinted at the movement but was noncommittal, while Herald reports name Edward J. Flynn as a leading McKee backer from the Bronx. The plan surfaces amid Democratic leaders and press speculation on running mates from both sides.
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New York
Joseph V. McKee
Roosevelt
John P. O’brien
Tammany
Viorelli la Guardia
Fusion
New York Times
Iaid
James A. Farley
Z . Farley
McKee
New York Herald
MeKee
Edward J. Flynn
Bronx
Franklin D
The
Herald-Tribune
Dsh
Gover
Cuban Crisis Deepens as Rebel Leader Arrives Near Havana
Havana grapples with a split government as rebel Juan Blas Hernandes nears Havana to present himself to generals. He denies field activity against Grau San Martin and calls for unity while urging peaceful resolution. A general strike hits Chaparra in Oriente with American and British ships nearby and U.S. officials reporting eased violence yet alert status remains.
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Havana
Hanaii Grau San Martin
Juan Blas Hernandes
Atfivisis
Camaguay
Blas Hernandes
Santa Clare
Sultemobild
Grau
Vest
Aries
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Biter
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Cuba
Machado
Ragret
United Statesr
Grau San Moentin
Chaparra
Chaparra Sugar Mill
Eth
Hamilton Land
Puerto Bay
Qoviente
Yachet Club
Talor B. Weed
New Orleans
Mnwane University
Wie Liagar
Ie Chaparra Mill
Hunter M. “Micks
Ohio
William TW. Glathe
A. B. Wood
Maywood
Comimereis
George Cray
U.S
Sumner Welles
Department
Cristo
Manzanillo
Welles
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