Complex Abduction Case Rocks Kentucky Two Spanning Trials
AP reports a tangled case centering on Thomas H. Robinson and Mrs. Robinson with alleged conspiracy to violate the Lindbergh law. District Attorney Sparks and Emmetto Neal weigh death or life for Robinson as details of a six day captivity and ransom emerge. Sackett and others attend a press conference as investigators pursue the motive and connections in the high profile abduction investigation.
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Thomas H. Ws
Department of Juse L
Robinson
Harroy
Robinson Sald
Ty Ua
J." Sparks
Emmetto Neal
Inlis
M. Sackett
U.S
Formier
Kidnap Tale From Stoll Case Reveals Guarded Interview
Harold F. Nathani, assistant director of the FBI, describes Mrs. Alice Speed Stoll’s ordeal after kidnapping. She was taken from her home to Indianapolis, then north, lying in the bottom of the car, not ill but battered. Robinsons are involved with custody in Nashville as investigations proceed.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Alice Speed Stoll
Harold F. ‘Nathani
Bureau ‘of Investigation
Department of Justice
Stoll
Indianapolis
Robinson
Altho
Nashville
Cae
Iter
Indianapolia
Kidnaped Woman Promised to Keep Story for 24 Hours
Louisville AP report says Mrs. Alice Speed Stoll, daughter of Kentucky wealth, was promised by her kidnapper not to tell of her experiences for 24 hours after release. The department of justice identified the kidnapper as Thomas H Robinson Jr of Nash title con. Police search Leas and others. The man described as dangerous and possibly armed, remains at large.
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Louisville
Alice Speed Stoll
Associated i Press
Kantucky
Department of Justice
Leas
Naper
Rat Aye
Hauptmann extradition fight nears trial date in New Jersey
AP reports Hauptmann was denied habeas corpus relief by New Jersey Supreme Court Justice Hammer, clearing the way for extradition to New Jersey for the Lindbergh baby murder trial. A stay until Friday was granted as Fawcett plans an appeal to the Appellate Division, while Hauptmann remains jailed in the Bronx.
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Bulletin _a
New
York
Qdt
Bruno
Richard Hauptmann
Apndal
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Appellate
Supreme Courte
Edward Jt. Finch
Appellate Division
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Hauptmann
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Supreme Court
New Yorks
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Charles A. Lindberghy
Hartmann
New jJersey
James M.fawseatt
Carpenter
Ernest E. L
Fawcett
Sronx
Blemington
N.J
New Jersey
R Hudson
Justice Hammen
Col Lindbergh
Albert S. Osborne
David T .Wilentz
Haurtmann
W. Jersey
New, Jersey
Millard
Whited
New: Jersey
Lindbergh
Wilents
Bei
Lindberghome
Hopewell
Haupt‘mann
Bronx
Anniversary events and shrine train schedule amid week
Fragmentary notice references a temple founding anniversary and a special Shrine train schedule on Thursday and Friday. Names and places are unclear due to damaged text but the item signals local ceremonial and transport arrangements tied to Shrine activities.
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Aira
Government reports emergency expenditures pass one billion
AP reports the U S Treasury shows emergency expenditures through October 15 total $1,828,896,670 with $1,015,445,280 for emergency purchases and $125,000,000 and $110,000,000 in repayments by the Reconstruction and FDIC respectively. Roosevelt estimated this year’s total cost at about $72,286,500 after repayments.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Reconstruction Corporation
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Roosevelt
Jan- Dary
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Emergency Conservatok
Man Sentenced for Threatening Ford in Extortion Case
Edward Lickwala, 20, confessed to sending a letter to Edsel Ford demanding 5000 under death threat. He pleaded guilty to extortion, was sentenced to ten years in Leavenworth federal prison after a rapid grand jury indictment and arraignment in Detroit. He will be moved to Milan Mich tonight before transfer.
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Detroit
Ook
Edward’Lickwala
Edsel ’. Ford
Leavenworth
Kan
Lickwalm
Ment
U. S
Edward
J.moinet
Bentence
Milan
Mich
Seaplane Capsizes Off Washington Killing One
One man drowns and four rescued after a Fox Movietone seaplane from Floyd Bennett field capsizes while attempting to make fast to the liner Washington about 40 miles at sea. Victim Harry Johnson, a Floyd Bennett field mechanic, is named. Rescued include Edward Beck Jack Kuhne and Marion Grevenberg. fourth man unnamed. The Sikorsky craft was chartered by the film firm and had been prepared for a flight from the United States to Russia that never happened.
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New York
Washington
Sera ‘Floyd’ Bennett Field
Fox’ Movietone Company
Washington Films
Alexander
Yugoslavia
George Fried
United States
Harry Johnson
Floyd Bennett Field
Fox Movietone
Edward Beck
Jack Kuhne
Fos
Marion Grevenberg
Sikorsky
Russia
Bronx Kidnapping Case Shrinks Family Hope and Clues
NY AP report details the Esposito kidnapping of Lewis Esposito, 23, son of a wealthy junk dealer, held for $20,000. Federal agents and police link hints to Lindbergh case while investigating a Bronx disappearance. A ransom call and secrecy around the family’s real estate ties emerge as authorities pursue leads near Hauptmann property.
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New York
Bronx
Lewis Esposito
Brand l Hauptmann i
Esposito
Hauptmann
Regi Denira
Halt ‘Mann
Lewis
Newespapermen
French Delegation Aims to Soothe Yugoslav Frictions
A fragmented report notes a French delegation including cabinet ministers and military officers visiting to ease bitterness over the Marseille incident. The entourage, led by Le Bruis, features aviators, naval officers, and 200 sailors, with Alexander serving as a key notary. The band from the 116th infantry will play at the king’s funeral.
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France
Xilgoslivia
Marseille
Mexander
Alexander
Fomon
Grants Bestowing Arts Degrees To 51 KU Graduates
The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences awarded Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science degrees to 51 students who completed requirements since commencement at KU. The list includes Charles Bosden Anderson Neosha Mo, Marvel Born Anderson Randalls Mo, Patricia Arholt Jamesport NM, George Lac Roy Astley Chante, Dor al daniel Bell, and numerous others across Missouri Kansas and nearby states.
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College of Liberal Arts‘and Sciences
Kup
Charles Bosden
Anderson
Neosha
T Marvel
Randalls
Patricla Arholit
Jamesport
George Lac Roy
Astley
Chante
Doral
Daniel Bell
Lawrences
Holly Bilton
Paxinos
Leo C) Burns
Melver
Arthur Deane
Cork
Chetopa
Rosafore Crawford
Angus’ City
Sasry
Ey Vile
Oriani Dayleons Tribune
Wourlon
Helen *T
Flaher
Tonenas Mary
Guy
Cavor Watlinson
Golien Tillis
Plewsnito
Arter
Robert Meher
Atyer Wikitlaz
J. Poppen
Burr
Newton Ever
Kansas
Tain
Missouri woman named Winnie Mae identified as dead
An Ozark farmer and wife rushed to Pine Bluff to learn their daughter Winnie Mae, an expectant mother, had been killed. Police previously identified the body, with a murder warrant issued for a Fort Smith man. The case weaves through torn details as authorities confirm the victim’s identity.
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Kansas City
Kany
Ozark
Pine
Bluff
damves’McCrea
Winnie-Mae
Hody
McCrén
Fort Smith
Ark
Winnie
Macay
Winnie Mae
Arkansac
Belgrade Turmoil Impacts High Winds and Travel
A fragmentary report describes strong winds affecting Belgrade, with lines mentioning coastal routes, and a note about people and goods moving toward interior areas. Names and places are unclear, لكن the text references disruption and a procession of travelers or refugees and ox carts.
Perkins Talks on New Deal Reform and Public Works
Miss Perkins, addressing Kansans in the University of Kansas auditorium, argued that reform and recovery are not antagonistic but mutually supportive. She urged public works to provide useful employment when private enterprise cannot, highlighted reforestation and conservation efforts, and cited gains in industrial employment and purchasing power as evidence of the New Deal’s impact. She advocated shorter hours with higher wages and warned that unemployment will persist with continued mass production.
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Oldin
Ces Perking
University of: Kansas
Joveantaita
Perkins
Cain
Qerses
Miss Perking
Saga
Ake
Tan Pree
Nation Hall
Kansas
Ing
Miss Perkins
Inconsistent housing plan themes in early administration
Fragmentary OCR suggests discussions on housing and industrial policy amid early administration. References to farm and small-farm limits appear tangled with phrases about administration and a broader program. The readable text is unclear on concrete actions or outcomes.
Refunds Offered To Benefit District Taxpayers
The state highway department will issue three additional refunds to taxpayers who paid the highway tax on routes near Lawrence Topeka and nearby areas. Refunds will be processed at the courthouse from October 22. Taxpayers are warned not to hire agents, as state representatives will guide claims and blanks. Heirs may sign for deceased taxpayers with proof. Claims must name claimant and address and may be submitted by mail to the state highway commission.
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Douglas County
State “Highway ‘Department
al Ithe
Highway Commission
Peka
Nust
Lawrence
Topeka
Kangng City
Geney
Economic Conference Opens At Kansas University This Weekend
An economic conference will be held at the University of Kansas Saturday and Sunday October 20 and 21 under the Rocky Mountain regional council of the Student Christian Movement. More than 300 delegates from colleges in eastern Kansas and western Missouri are expected to attend with Dr. Goodwin Watson of See University delivering several addresses. The theme is Building a New America. A full program includes talks by Dee Watson, John Ise, A E Holt, and labor leader from Citys, ending with an informal party in the Union building. Conference fees apply. regiatra invited.
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University
Kansas
Rocky Mounitain
Student Christian’ Movement
Missouri
Sappukee
Goodwin Wat
See University
Ngiss Mabel Elliott
K. U
Otis Brubaker
Falfurrias
Tex
Miss. Frances
Ballard
Attica
Building A. New America
Dee Watson
Kinga
Tates
Will
John’ Ise
Watson
E. Holt
Chicago Theological Seminary
Coice
Tovic
Bedente
Regiatra
Local housing loan program details surge forward in county plans
The Doug County program targets homeowners and renters for low rate loans to fund permanent home improvements. Officials emphasize eligibility reviews, approved agencies, and long repayment terms while cautioning against using funds for new construction.
Republican Congressman Address At Court House
In a recent address C Guyer spoke in the court room about the need for a more conservative administration and constitutional clarity. He urged support for preserving popular rights and argued for steady stock market controls amid broad public concerns.
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C Guyer
Atock
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