Kelly confesses kidnapping linking to Urshel case
Memphis dispatch reports George Kelly confessed a part in the Urshel kidnapping of oilman Charles Urshel of Oklahoma City, while denying Chicago robbery and Kansas City Union Station slaying. Federal agents name Albert Bates as Kelly’s alleged accomplice and trace ransom payments. Ramsey implicated, money buried in Texas, Memphis hideout details emerge as extradition issue is resolved.
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Memphis
Kelly
W. A. Rover Department of Justice
Southwest
Charles Fy. Urshel
Oklahoma City
Urshel
Chicago
Kansas City
Rorer
Albert Bates
Department of Justice
Bates
Paradise
Texas
Frank Nash
Nash
Oklahoma
Harry B. Anderson
Jackson
Kathryn
Rover
John M. Keith
Pyo Kellys
Keith
Coleman
Federal Reserve Bank
Ramsey
Langford Ramsey
Cass Coleman
Arshel
Geraldine Arnold
Charles Urschel
R. G
Boss) Shannon
Arechel
Roosevelt silent on credit plans at Park Home
President Roosevelt rests at his ancestral home in Aide Park New York as reports hint at a new credit plan for agriculture and industry. He signals readiness to back railroads for new equipment while stressing use of federal coordination to secure best prices. He plans to attend a Methodist centennial and family events and may address monetary policy before major conferences. Also reports on Sworn into Jail and Neu cases.
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Ayde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
New York
Tryde Park
Washington
Methodist Church
Theodo Douglas Robinson
Navy
Herbert Hoover
Robinson
American Legion
Chicago
Century of Progress
Conference of Catholic Charities
New York City
Troops Move Into Cuban Interior to Quell Revolt
Havana Sept 28 The government says machine gun units head to Camaguey Province to guard sugar mills amid labor unrest while the rebels claim the action aims to crush a revolution. Strikes halt Hershey operations. police round up suspected communists. President Ramon Gray San Martin weighs resigning amid opposition demands. Dr. Carlos Finley arrives in Washington seeking recognition for the Gran San Martin government, planning a brief stay and later travel to New York.
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Camaguey
Hershey
Matanzas
Cigaret
Ramon Gray San Martin
Aska
Washington
Carlos Finley
Gran San Martin
Finley
Shell
Marquez ‘Sterling
Sterling
New York
Columbia University School, of Mediciné
Cuba
Pintey
United States
San Martin
Poison for Triers in Medford Mining Man Incident
Medford Ore cooled by a rattlesnake claim. J. Clark, a mining man, said his car went flat after a rattlesnake allegedly struck the tire. He showed the snake’s fang embedded in the rubber to back his story.
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Medford
Tiva
Clark
Chicago Officer Guilty in Shootout With Gangster
The Chicago jury found former Detective Sergeant Harry Lang guilty of assault with a deadly weapon in the shooting of Frank Nitti, once linked to the Capone gang. Lang faces up to a year in the House of Correction or a fine up to 1000 dollars. sentencing set for October 17 after defense motions. Lang, free on bond, did not face the first count of attempted murder. The case stemmed from a December raid on Capone syndicate headquarters in which Nitti and Lang were wounded. A witness testified the raid was ordered by Mayor Cermak.
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Harry Lang
Frank Nitti
Capone
House of Correction
Fudge Thomas J. Lynch
Lang
Anton J. Cermak
Gangsters. Co
Louis
Little New York
Weather Summary for Tennessee and Virginia
Cloudy and warm with likely local thundershowers tonight and Friday. Tennessee mainly in west and south portions sees slightly warmer conditions. Virginia expected showers tonight and Friday, with east and south portions marginally drier. High temperatures yesterday were 42, matching last year. Readings show rainfall inches and 24 hour totals up to 6:00 a.m. each day.
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Tennessee
Virginia
Four Bandits Steal Over $100000 In Mail Bags
Boston report says four daylight thieves hid in telephone booths near the postal site and vanished with three sacks of registered mail worth more than 100000 dollars, with one bag destined for Cape Cod banks and others for Taunton and Newport. The theft disrupted postal operations as investigators, including Acting Chief Inspector Lucey and Acting Postmaster Childs, led the search.
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Boston
Postal Authority
South Station
Cape Cod
Taunton
Mas
Newport
Post Office
John Lucex
New England
Frank
Childs
Tampico flooded after hurricane strikes Mexican port
Tampico, Mexico, September 28 reports say the Panuco and other rivers rose above flood levels after Sunday’s hurricane. Deaths and injuries were reported as towns nearby suffered similar destruction. North American authorities rushed food, water, and medicine while air drops and a steamship from Vera Cruz were planned to deliver relief. Tampico’s damage reached about $1,000,000 with many families displaced.
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Tampigo
Mexico
Panuco
Here
National Observatory
Tampico
Monterrey
I ix
Eity
Vera Cruz
Gabes
Chintoman
Altos
McKee May Run For New York Mayor Amid Tammany Fight
A Sept 22 dispatch reports Bronx veteran Joseph V. McKee likely to announce a mayoral bid. McKee faces Tammany Hall led by John P. O'Brien and factional fusion backers including Fiorello LaGuardia. Seabury warns the move could split anti-Tammany votes while McKee’s past rift with Tammany colors the pageant.
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New York
Joseph V. McKee
Bronx Temperas
Ming
McKee
Tammany Hall
John 2. Gurry
Deha H. McCooey
Bose
Drooklyn
Ite Alles
Tammany
John P. O'Brien
Fusion
Tammany United
Seabury
Fiorello H. Laguardia
James J. Walker
Edward J. Flynn
Bronx
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Lapuardia
McKew
Bennett to lead new federal bank deposit agency
E G Bennett of Ogden Utah will become a director of the Federal Deposit Corporation when it is formed by January 1 1934. The agency will guarantee bank deposits of 2500 or less. Bennett, vice president and general manager of First Security Corporation of Utah Idaho and Wyoming, was appointed by President Franklin D Roosevelt.
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E. G. Bennctt
Ogden
Utah
Federal Deposit Corporation
Bennett
First Security Corporation
Idaho
Wyoming
Roosevelt
Steel and Ford Hit Global Walkout Ripple in Tri State Area
In a broad walkout affecting western Pennsylvania northern West Virginia and eastern Ohio more than 73000 workers are idle including 10000 steel company employees. Weirton Steel workers began the stoppage then spread to Steubenville and Clarksburg plants with 250 voting to walk out. The strike extends to coal counties as Fayette miners plan persuasion marches. Ford Motor Company Chester plant closes amid reports of broader trouble as management contests wage and code provisions. Detroit plans a five day 40 hour week with monthly shutdowns to meet NRA targets while some tool and die strikes affect suppliers.
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Pittsburgh
Varest
Great Tristate
Steel Company
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
U. S Steel Corporation
Treu
Weirton Steel Company
Weirton
W. Va
Company ‘Union
Amalgamated Association of Trea, Steel and Tin Workers
Steubenville, C
Ohio River
Clarksburg
Tao Weirton Company
National Steel Company
Fayette County
Ford
Detroit
Ford Motor Company C
Chester
Henry Ford
Ford Company
NRA
Ford Comany
Ford Motor Company Today
James W. Collier Called by Death in Washington
James W. Collier of Mississippi, a tariff commissioner and former Democratic chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, died suddenly at his Washington home. Born near Vicksburg sixty one years ago, he served twelve terms in Congress and recently declined to run again after district at large controversy. He had been chairing the committee after last year’s Democratic victory and suffered a stroke earlier this year. Continued on page eight.
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Washington
James W. Collier
Mississippi
Tariff Commission
House
Ways and Means Committee
Vicksburg
Collier
Colling
Fle
Green says recovery program boosts employment gains
William Green of the American Federation of Labor credited the Roosevelt recovery plan for August employment gains, noting about 15,000 people returned to work and unemployment at 11,001,000. He warned relief needs this winter will be greater than ever, while tensions with Ford highlighted NRA code enforcement and plant shutdown risks amid calls to cut work hours and speed reemployment.
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Washington
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Henry Ford
NRA
Green
James H. Rogers
Yale
Roosevelt
Rogers
Falaminum
Peoorety
Ford
Chester
Pennsylvania
Wagner
National Labor Board
White Green
Metal and Building Trades
Federation
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Louis Kenneth Neu
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N. J
Sheffield
Sis
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Tann
Lawrence Shead
Paterson
Eugene Stanley
Nev
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Tial
Idustry
Frank E. Gores Line
Hershey Sugar
M’kee
Walker
O’brien
Laguardia
Flynn
Hollywood
Max Baer
Plang
Dorothy Dunbar
Steel Workers
E. G. Bennatt
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