Constitution battle over constitutionalism at Illinois rally
Springfield June 10 Republicans from ten grain belt states gathered amid a national convention atmosphere to defend the constitution against the New Deal. Six thousand attendees backed a broad platform centered on saving the Constitution, with Lowden delivering the keynote urging a united anti New Deal stance while Spangler framed the issue as a general attack on Roosevelt policies and monetary reform.
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Lowden Denies Candidacy While Endorsing Farm Relief Principles
Former presidential hopeful Col. Lowden rejects running and emphasizes belief in farm relief concepts from the McNary Haugen plan and a version of the AAA. He calls the constitution the bulwark of liberties and warns reforms may be needed to meet national economic crises since the NRA's outlawry, stressing fundamental government form is at stake.
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Robinson to Seek Presidency in 1936 Race
Decatur Til June 10 Friends of former Senator Arthur Robinson of Indiana announced today that he will seek the Republican nomination for President in 1936. Robinson returned to Indianapolis from New York where party chieftains urged his candidacy. An Indiana delegation to a grass roots Springfield convention is backing him from headquarters here. Clare W. H. Bangs Huntington mayor, now jailed on a contempt charge, will run for Indiana governor in 1926.
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Arthur Robinson
Indiana
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Robinson
Indianapolis
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Springfield
Clare W. H. Bangs
Huntington
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Farm Hand Held for Questioning in Burns Murder
Indianapolis detective report a Brown county farm worker, 22, held for questioning over the Jerome Burns murder. He was arrested after visiting the Burns home area and leaving town before the victim was found fatally wounded. He faces a vagrancy charge as part of the inquiry while efforts continue to locate Mrs. Burns in Michigan with Sheriff Ray seeking links to a Michigan resident.
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Brown Coll
Mion County
Jerome Burns
Weet Morr Street
Charles Markey
Gene Ryan
Brown County
Burns
Jmeth
Michigan
Otto J. Ray
Wore Yan
Delay action on new NRA setup halts 24 hour push
Washington reports stiff opposition forces the administration to abandon its plan to pass Roosevelt's voluntary NRA bill within 24 hours. Senator Harrison of Mississippi calls the Senate Finance Committee to study the House measure repealing presidential code powers and extending the blue eagle life until next April.
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Mississippi
Senate Finance Committee
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Farmers 10 War on Chinch Bugs in Boone County
The Boone County Farm Bureau executive committee votes to organize township forces to fight chinch bugs. Each township will elect an executive trio and select a chairman. A meeting is set for Saturday 15 at 2 30 p m at the courthouse to form a county committee and accept creasote applications to be provided freely by the government. farmers supply their own containers.
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Angry motorist anger erupts in axe attack in Columbus
Colmbus Ind June 19 Henry Knight 50 of Petersville was arrested on malicious trespass after chopping a motorist’s car with an axe. Authorities say Knight was angered when Joe Stuckey ignored a no park order in front of Knight’s home and used an axe to smash windows and sever the hood and body.
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Petersville
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Stuckey
Airplane Accidents Claim Eleven Lives Weekend Toll
Eleven people died in airplane crashes nationwide over the weekend. Fatalities occurred near Watertown New York where a cabin plane plunged into Lake Ontario killing four including pilot Archie Laverty. In Wisconsin a plane crashed near Chippewa Falls killing Long Heibler Oscar Chappin and Irving Tinker. A wing failure near Los Angeles killed Richard Barcafare and Robert Smith. One person died near Gardner Illinois and Mildred Chapman 21 of Chicago was critically burned. Charles MacIntosh 80 of Cranbury New Jersey died in a student pilot crash at Heights town New Jersey Airport.
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Gerald Conway
Evans Mills
Archie V. Laverty
Francis E. O'Reilly
Francis O’reill
R Irving Tinker
Richard Barcafare
Robert Smith
Los Angeles
Land Gardner
Mildred Chapman
Chicago
Charles MacIntosh
Cranbury
N. J
Hightstown
Everson Threatens to Quit Baseball Over Pitts Decision
Albany report says John J. Evang Albany International League Club manager vows to quit baseball if Judge Landis does not uphold Alabama Pitts, former Sing Sing inmate, on his appeal after executive committee blocks Pitts entry.
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National Association of Professional Leagues
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Sing Sing Prison
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Albany International League
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Spanish War Vets Open Convention in Peru Ind
The Boy of 98 three thousand strong encamped in Peru for the United Spanish War Veterans annual state convention after a gramath parade. Governor MePutt will attend the encampment banquet at St Charles Catholic school auditorium. A grand military ball will follow. Arthur Robinson praised veteran benefits and a resolution urged Representative Arthur Greenwood to push a House bill restoring 2 1 2 percent benefits.
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United Spanish War Veterans
St. Charles’ Catholic School
Paul V. Meputt
American Legion
United States
Indiana
Arthur R. Robinson
Solon
America
Arthur Greenwood
Congress
Posse Kills Illinois Fugitive at Portland
Mell McDowell a 24 year old alleged fugitive from Hillsboro Illinois for robbery auto theft and jail breaking was killed by a four man posse in Portland Indiana today His companion Carl Lee Han also 24 was captured Authorities are seeking a young woman Cula Bringer who accompanied the men Police tried to arrest McDowell and Han as they approached a stolen car The men fled a posse formed and Han was captured McDowell was shot when he attempted to shoot a posse member.
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Mell McDowell
Hillsboro
Ill
Carl Lee Han
Cula Bringer
McDonsell
Han
Hank
McDowell
Lebanon graduates win Purdue merit award
Two Lebanon High School 1935 graduates, John Fulwider and Miss Hes Field, earned the Purdue University merit award after passing two examinations. The honor provides free tuition at Purdue. Fulwider will attend the Purdue School of Metal Engineering next fall while Field has not yet decided. The preliminary exam occurred at the local high school and the second at Purdue.
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Purdue School of Meal Engineering
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Purdue
China Surrenders to Japanese Demands for Peace
Peiping reports China formally capitulates to all drastic secret demands of Japanese military leaders in Manchuria. Simultaneously Chinese troops move to quell unrest as War Minister Ho Ying-chung announces acceptance to secure peace. 100 Japanese troops with armored cars rush from Tientsin to a contested area amid burned military telegraph poles.
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Tientsin
Truce Agreement Signed by Bolivia and Paraguay
In Buenos Aires on June 10 a plan for mediation ends hostilities between Bolivia and Paraguay. Paraguay has ratified the pact and Bolivia is expected to approve within days. Direct talks will proceed while lines stay demobilized under the accord.
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Goshen Attorney Succeeds Feeney as Safety Chief
Governor McNutt ousts Al G. Feeney as Director of Public Safety appoints Goshen lawyer Donald Stiver as State Superintendent of Safety. A bipartisan state police control board is named with Claude Crooks Carl Gray Albert Raab and Norton. Gambling crackdown to continue statewide. Governor to publish 1935 acts before leaving for Biloxi.
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Lebanon
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Petersburg
Albert Raab
Norton
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Chamber of Commerce
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Jeffersonville
French Lick
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Orange
Clark County
Life and 20 Cents Sparks Weyerhaeuser Kidnap Case
Edythe Morley recalls how a 20 cent cigarette case tied to the $200,000 Weyerhaeuser ransom helped trap the kidnapers. Margaret Waley, calm in a rose dress, bought the case in Salt Lake City and paid with a marked ransom bill later questioned by detectives. Local store clerks and officers confirmed the bill led to her arrest.
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George Weyerhaeuser
Edythe Morley
Salt Lake City
Weyerhaeuser
Marian Sanders
I’d Like To Kill Them A Weyerhaeuser Ransom Suspect
Salt Lake City detective recounts arrest of Margaret Waley who calmly passed ransom bills and said she would like to kill the kidnapper gang. She described obtaining a $10 bill yesterday at Kress store and noted awareness of the A series bills in circulation.
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Weyerhaeuser
W. H. Rogers
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Kresses
Hideout Located In Spokane Linked To Weyerhaeuser Kidnapping
Federal officials revealed the egoist snatch gang used a Spokane hideout connected to the George Weyerhaeuser kidnapping. Harmon Waley and wife Margaret confessed involvement, with revisions on ransom proceeds and two suspects sought as the hunt intensified across multiple states.
Waley regular "Fan" at Hauptmann trial
Salt Lake City reports Herman Waley a regular at the Hauptmann kidnapping trial confessed to involvement in the Lindbergh baby case. Authorities say Waley and his 22 year old wife Margaret lived in Flemington Camden and were registered criminals. Police allege Waley sought a child to use in the alleged ransom plot and had suggested adopting one.
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Death penalty demanded for Waley and wife in $200000 kidnapping
Tacoma authorities and the Department of Justice move to bring Har man Waley and his wife Margaret from Salt Lake City. Prosecutor Harry Johnston says he will seek the extreme penalty, declaring he does not warm to kidnappers. The pair have confessed to participation in the Weyerhaeuser kidnapping.
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