Riot at Denver relief site as 400 strike agitators clash with police
A mob of about 400 strike agitators including many workers and alleged communists attempted to halt federal relief work near Denver on October 30. Rioting followed, with approx 30 shots fired. Patrolmen were injured and several agitators arrested. one man was shot, and a bicycle-car wreck and arson were reported as authorities dispersed the crowd. Leaders demanded removal of state official Shawver as relief funds and work cuts were debated amid calls to resume projects.
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Bulletin Enver
Civic Center
Denver
Forrison
South Flatte
Lo. Arthem
Jaynes Pitt
Vernon
Pitt
Jd Nike
Fevolvars
Itrolman - Marshall
Stanton
Nevier
Isers
Oes
Eby
de Shawver
Bud
Arapahoe
Denver S
At -Alameda
Santa Fe Boulevard Way
Liceman
Charles
Chafin
Weather update notes warmer night with light wind
The forecast reads a mild tonight with gentle winds and warmer temperatures. Road conditions in the county are described as good for travel and travel advisories are not listed.
Young Yugoslav King Peter Made Army Corporal at Ten
In Belgrade on October 30, eleven year old King Peter was informed by his uncle Prince Paul that, by constitutional provision, he is now head of the armed forces and a corporal in the army. He will retain the uniform until his eighteenth birthday when he will be crowned king.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Peter
Oy Ig
Lasbers
Alexander
Paul
Bandits rob Illinois bank near Dillinger site
Chicago police hunt a nine man gang led by suspected public enemy No 1 George Nelson alias Baby Face after an 18750 theft at the Aetna State Bank on a North Side intersection. Seven entered the bank ordering 16 employees and 15 customers to lie down while two bandits looted teller cages. Miss Elsie Pasebach pressed an alarm before the gang fled in sedans. no shots were fired. The raid occurred a half block from the theater where John Dillinger was killed.
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Chicago
George
Baby Face" Nelson
Aetna
John
Elsie Pasebach
Alu
John Dillinger
Resigns All Church Offices In Berlin Clash With Mueller
A Bavarian farmer delegation arrived in Berlin to press Hitler on church matters after Dr August Jasper resigned all church offices and Dr Jaeger had earlier given up Protestant church duties. The peasants urged the Fuehrer to correct alleged church wrecking, with guards needed to calm the scene as lay Catholics protested.
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Berlin
August Jasper
Presente
Jaeger
Prussia
Hitler
Reichsbishop Mueller
Dr. Jaeger
Reichsuehrer
Evien
Boyd appeal heard in Topeka amid bond scandal case
The appeal of former state treasurer Tom B Boyd, sentenced to ten years for illegally removing bonds from the state treasury, was set for hearing before the state supreme court. Boyd was arrested during the inquiry into spurious securities found in treasury vaults. Another appeal in the bond scandal case will be considered Friday.
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Topeka
Tom.b
Boyd
Sta
State Supreme
Emporia
Finney’s
Blue Sky letter interpretation raised in Insull trial
Chicago Oct 30 An interpretation of Charles B. Stuart's blue sky letter different from the governments was advanced by Stuarts counsel as Insull co defendants sought directed verdicts of not guilty The letter, read to refer to the new company and Illinois blue sky law, was offered as key evidence. Defense contends the letter was legitimate and aimed at secrecy to prevent market disruption.
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Chicago
Charles B. Stuart
Stuart
Mote
Samuel Insull
Halsey Stuart & Company
Ilinois
Harry S. Ditchburne
James H. Wilkerson
Shrader
Halsey Stuart
Corporation
Securities Company of Chicago
Goldman, Sachs
Ditchburne
Riot Threat Dispelled on California U. Campus
Police rushed to the University of California at Los Angeles after a riot threat. Five students suspended for aiding a movement met with the Provost Ernest Carroll Moore. Rioters gathered about 1000 to 2000 students, but authorities halted disturbances and promised a full hearing for the suspended students.
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Los _ Angeles
Aki
University of California At
Los Angeles
Westwood
Ernest Carroll Moore
Ousand
Parole Opposition in Clemency Plea for Kimes
Oklahoma City banker Matt Kimes, once a notorious bank robber before adulthood, seeks clemency after a life sentence. A two hour meeting with Kimes and attorney Sid White, mediated by Bankers Association Secretary Eugene Gunn, explored possible options and ongoing support.
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Oklahioma City
Matt Kimes
Kimes
Sid White
Eugene.t."gunn
The
Bankers, ‘Association
Tim Going
Dillinger Escape Inquiry Leads to Detentions in Crown Point
State police under Assistant Attorney General J Edward Barce detained several Crown Point residents and others in a roundup tied to Dillinger s escape last March 8 Authorities threatened action against local officials as prosecutors said the case may involve kidnapping Judge Murray pledged to convene a grand jury to probe Barce s conduct Early detentions included jail warden Lewis Baker and fingerprint expert Ernest Blunk Others taken were Harvey Kiser Archie Dunn the Gartlands and Mrs Battcher all from Crown Point Ongoing efforts suggest revelations connected to the Dillinger case as Governor McNutt predicted earlier
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Crown Point
Ind
J. Edward Barce
Geners
John Dillinger
Barce
Dillinger
Lake County
Sistans
Varinna
Robert G. Estill
Hinds Row
William J. Murray
Lake Criminal Court
Paul
Vi McNutt
Escate
Baree
Put Taw
Austony
Lewis Baker
Ernest Blunk
Harvey Kiser
Archie M. Dunn
Kiser
Carty Garland
Mary . Battcher
Ds Kroes Calliplip
Baker
Blank
Crown Taint
Chicko
Birce
Blunk
Grand Jury
Dillinger Clcaped
Mark 2. Crites
Two arrested in Dillinger jail escape probe
Crown Point jail warden Lewis Baker and fingerprint expert Ernest Blank were taken into custody by Deputy Attorney General Ray Baree for questioning in the Dillinger jail escape investigation. Baree said more arrests would follow as authorities continued the probe into the March escape and related events.
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Dillinger
Prince
Wast Lewis Baker
Crown Point
Ernest Blank
Crown Myint
Ind
Lewis Baker
Ray Baward Baree
Johi Dillinger
Campaign Expenditures Reported From Six Kansas Districts
Washington Oct 30 AP Preliminary records show $9,107 spent by six of seven Kansas district candidates. Fifth district data pending while four others Harold Re Gugin W P Lambertson Hal E Harlan and Frank Carlson have not reported expenditures under the corrupt practices act. Spent amounts listed per district include Lambertson 804 Guyer 3786 Payne 1 (D) 81 Patterson 1696 Randolph Carpenter 1574 Harlan 20 Carlson 310 Carlson 1434 Webb 1434.
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Washington
House
Kansas
Harold Re Gugin
W.p.s Lambertson
Hal E
Harlan
Frank. Carlson
E. Harlan
Ped Frank
Garlson
Clifford A
LE. Webb
Topeka seeks rapid survey of relief recipients aged sixty plus
The KERC office in Topeka ordered county poor commission ers and case supervisors to survey all residents aged 60 and over who have ever received relief. Douglas County started the effort. data must reach the Topeka office by November. Information requested includes name address age marital status and current or past relief status.
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KERC
Topeka
Mary” E. Jamison
Oar
Douglas
Lus Heer
Nhe
Ofice
P. H.marvin
Red Cross
Misa
Jamison
Ayelief
Five UC Los Angeles student leaders suspended for a year
Five top UC Los Angeles student leaders were suspended for one year for attempting to keep an open forum despite faculty objections. Provost Bo Co Moore said the suspensions were aimed at preventing use of offices to support the National Student League, described as an alleged Communist group. Celeste Strack faced suspension for recurring rule violations.
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Los Apneles
Oet
University of California
Los Aneles
Bo Co-Moore
John Burnside
Sidney Zsagri
Forensic States
Thomas _Lambert
Mendell Lieberman
Celeste Strack
Moore Sail
National Student League
Miss Strack J
Helvering Threatens Tax on Kansan Beer Dealers Dry Vote
Washington reports Treasury officials plan to collect a $1,000 special excise tax from 477 Kansas beer and liquor occupa tional tax payers in a dry vote scenario. If Kansas amends its constitution, the Treasury may adjust or drop the pursuit. officials stress legal avenues depend on state status and court rulings.
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Helvering
Kansas
Washington
Treasury
Guy T. Helvering
Internal Revenue
Halvering
T. A
Supreme Court
A&P Company Stores Closed in Cleveland Labor Row
Representatives of the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company and union labor met with the National Labor Relations Board to settle a dispute driving Cleveland stores to close. Pickets appeared outside some Milwaukee counters as unions called a strike, while Cleveland officials defended police protection and the company moved merchandise to other cities.
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Washington
Great Atlantic
Pacific Tea Company
National Labor-Relations Board
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Vision Butchers
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company
Ay & Py Meat Departments
Qet
National ‘Tabor Relations Board
United States
Atlantic & Pacific Tea
Company
New York
Crankinet
al& P
Thomas
Ann Landon on Receiving Committee for Republican Event
Anne Lindon daughter of the governor of Kansas will serve on the receiving committee for the Douglas county Republicans program and reception. The event, Saturday night at 8, at G O P headquarters, features Mrs. T. T. Solander of Osawatomie delivering the principal address. The meeting is open to the public with coffee and sandwiches served after. Subpoena Ohio Officials.
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Vegey
Anne Lindon
Kansas
Touglas
Af . Osawatomie
Ohio
Federal grand jury subpoenas tied to Floyd case unfold
Kansas City Oct 30 AP Mayor William H Daugherty and Chief J A Faltz of Wells ville Ohio, under subpoena to testify before a federal grand jury in connection with the Adam Ricetti case and the slaying of Pretty Boy Floyd near Liver Bool. Federal officers seek to confirm if a sub machine gun tied to Floyd was used in union station killings. U S district attorney Maurice M Milligan said Daugherty and Faltz may be questioned if Ricetti is produced. Boulder Colorado Oct 30 AP Police Chief Rolla Prater and Sheriff George Richett announce a man is held in connection with nine University of Colorado colored looters in Fort Collins campus attack. Officers say the suspect resembled the “hit and run” slugger from Colorado University but deny certainty.
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Kansas City
William H. Daugherty
J. A.faltz
Wellsville
Ohio
Adam Richett
Union Station
Daugherty
Pultz
Richetti
Charles
Pretty Boy
sDatinerty
Hicnet
Boulder
Calo
Rolla_C
Prater
George’ Richett
Fort Collins
Aluaaion
University
Colorids Universitt
Angie
Alcorn Kidnaper Faces Alcatraz Prison Transfer
Charles Boettcher II of Denver, abducted in a 1930s case, was moved to Leavenworth today while Alcorn fears Alcatraz isolation. Alcorn, once at Leavenworth, was sent to Alcatraz off California's coast. He testified in Sioux Falls against Fern Mae Szakey, who was later acquitted of conspiracy. Prison officials say Alcorn will begin routine confinement immediately.
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Orden Alcorn
Charles Boettcher
Denver
Leavenworth
Federal Penitentiary
Alcorn
Alcatraz
Soast
California
Sioux Falls
Diche
Hetande
Mra. Fern
Mae Szakey
Alggrn
South Dakota
Halloween Pranks Prompt Police Alert in Local Town
Chief E G Pringle boosts force for Halloween security after a quiet night with few calls and no major damage. Officers will patrol residential areas, arrest vandalism offenders, and detach doorbells to reduce disturbances while residents safeguard gardens and furniture tonight.
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Pringle
Rovresson
Arasti
Yawretice
Chit Pringle
Relief Allotments Made to Every State But Maine
Washington reports relief expenditures as the November elections approach. The relief administration allotted 135 million dollars to 47 states, Maine excluded. Senator Hastings and other Republicans charge the move uses relief funds as political bait while the administration defends aiding hungry citizens amid campaign debates.
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Maine
Washington
Relief Administration
Union
Hastings
Delaware
Adventurous Fliers Halted by Winds Over Pacific
Sir Charles Kingsford Smith and Captain P G Taylor, en route from Australia to California in their blue and white monoplane The Lady Southern Cross, were grounded near Honolulu due to an advancing storm. They paused 2,400 miles from Oakland or Los Angeles after a 3,197 mile Fiji to Suva flight that endured torrential rain and peril.
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Honolulu
Charles Kingsford-Smith
P.G. Taylor
Australia
California
United States
Oakland
Los Angeles
Celer
Suva
Fiji
Award Three Contracts For Fort Peck Dam Work
The War Department announced the award of three contracts totaling about 2 million dollars for Fort Peck dam project work in Montana. Martin Sunderlich of Jefferson City Missouri received 1,168,120 dollars for spillway construction. The Three Forks Portland Cement Company of Denver Colorado got 559,750 dollars to furnish cement. Universal Atlas Cement Company of Chicago was awarded a contract for 878,560 dollars.
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Washington
War'department
Montuns
Martin Sunderlich
Jeffersan City
Three Forks
Portland Cement Iompany
Denver
Colo
Parade plans for fifty fifth anniversary celebration
A historic community parade is planned with a grand marshal Captain Wickham leading a procession from Sixth and Massachusetts streets at 10. Local groups including veterans, Indian community, high school band, Girl and Boy Scouts, Rotary, Farm Bureau, 4-H, and future farmers clubs have entered or are negotiating entries. Military units and civic organizations are expected to participate in the three day event marking Haskelt Institute and Indian school anniversary.
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Meinter
Ton
C. Wickham
Jetmere
Galen Gorrills
Harold K. Snider
Haskeltstitute
Massachusetts
Wickham
Gorrill
Snidere
Kansas City
Rotary
Co-Operative
Farmer’s ~ Union
C.D.A
Farm, Bureau
Grange
Miss Laughlin to Address Democratic Meetings This Week
Miss Laughlin will speak tonight at 8 at the courthouse in Douglas County and at Bud ra Baldwin and the University of Kansas. She will attend dinner at the Hotel Eldridge. A Democratic meeting follows tomorrow night at eight and other meetings are planned with Prof. H. W. Guest of the University speaking at Clinton night.
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Lovie’ Stars Low Springs
H. W. Guest
Clinton
Leavenworth Break In Case Traced to Missourian Suspect
District court proceedings in Leavenworth detail a burglary accusation against a Missouri resident. The case involves Edward Frey and an accomplice, with investigators tying the entry to a local farm and agricultural agents. Three-judge panel convened to hear the charges and proceedings continue.
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Ineset
Lief
Baby Face
Nelson
August Jaeger-Severs
Supreme’ Court
Harold L. Stuart
Clarence T. MacNeille
Frank Shrader
Samuel Lansull
Hig Son
California U
Kimes Parole
Oklahoma
Bank Secr
Dillinger Echo
Edwin S.lager
Lillian Holley
Harry L. Hopkins
Missouri
Nebraska
Colorado
Labor Board
Harry A. Davis
A.&p
Marchandise
Peggy
Ann Landon
Flosh
War Department
Ft. Peek
Haskell
Ann
Armi Ra
Tachusetts
Courtho
Anne Laughlin
Kan
Team
County
Andy
Edward Frey
Missourifront
Wangay City
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