Roosevelt Predicts Better Days Ahead For Nation
President Roosevelt told 18 000 farmers in Chicago that the farm program would continue and urged religious liberty during a Notre Dame convocation. He said the United States would keep out of war and hinted his next message to Congress would come next month. The star Estergeuse is 273 000 000 miles in diameter but not the largest.
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Chicago
Notre Dame University
Congress
Notre Dame
Roosevelt
South Bend
George Cardinal Mundelein
John F. O'Hara
Philippine Commonwealth
Carlos P. Romulo
United States
Warm Springs
Washington
Gall Stone Collyery Treatment Advertisement
An advertisement promotes Gall Stone Coliery taking Prescription No. 69 from Home Drug Co. for home treatment of gallstones with a specialist’s formula. It offers a free Doctor's Guide and literature and notes a 30 year reported success, with money-back guarantees at local drugstores Faulk's Drug Store and Sandman's Pharmacy.
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Write Home Drug Co
N. 4Th St
Minneapolis
Minn
Faulk
Sandman's
Sportsmen Plan Treasure Hunt in South Isles
Fernandina harbor hosts searchers led by editor T Howard Kelly as they prepare for a treasure expedition. Eastern participants include John Charles Thomas and Philadelphian figure Philadelphia Jack O'Brien may be involved. Wealthy backers such as Arthur J. Moulton and Carnegie family members join a motley crew of artists, engineers, lawyers, and writers for a venture blending historical finds with potential gold.
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Fernandina Harbor
T. Howard Kelly
John Charles Thomas
Philadelphia
Jack O’brien
Kelly
Arthur J. Moulton
America
Carnegie
Carter Carnegie
New York
Cumberland Island
Georgia
Robert Ferguson
Bradshaw Crandell
J. Hyde Barnum
Bill Berri
Sportsman
New City
N. Y
George A. Lovesee
Fernandina
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Dan Kelly, Jr
Florida
George Angue Dobyne
Thomas’ Father-Inlaw
Maryland
Palm
Assassination Fear Fulfilled in North Dakota Links
Police said Liggett demanded 1500 dollars to lay off. Blumenfeld said Liggett was introduced by Annette Fawcett shortly before a beer parlor beating. Liggett, acquitted of charges tied to two minor girls, called it a political frameup. Publisher Howard Guilford was slain near Liggett’s death location. Liggett once led North Dakota Non Partisan League publicity and served as immigration deputy in 1919.
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Police Schuldberg
Liggett
Blumenfeld
Annette Fawcett
Billy Fawcett
Howard Guilford
Saturday Press
16 Miners Die in Coal Mine Explosion and Cave-In
An explosion and resulting cave-in trapped miners at a coal mine. Fifteen bodies were placed on a 600 foot level as rescue teams recovered the remaining body and 14 escaped. Three injured workers were hospitalized while twelve more reached the surface.
Guns and Blackjack Bring Back State Politics Clash
Judge Leche praised the late Senator Long program and warned that opponents seek to incite violence. He accused foes of trying to steal the election and suggested they may need votes to prevent a sham result.
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Leche
Senator Long
Renewal of Milk Strike Expected in Louisiana and Mississippi
Farmers from Tangipahoa St Helena East Feliciana and Washington parishes in Louisiana and Pike County Mississippi prepare for a renewal of a milk strike over a new price of 2.05 a hundredweight about 12 cents a quart replacing the old 1.85 rate. Pasteurizers had agreed to try meeting the new price, suspending the action Saturday.
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Tangipahoa
St. Helena
East Feliciana
Washington Parishes
Louisiana
Mississippi
Pike
Political storm in New Jersey over clemency vote
A fragmented quote reflects a debated clemency vote in New Jersey. The speaker suggests that the court and their own vote influenced the death sentence and Hauptmann's fate, implying potential execution if the vote differed.
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New Jersey
Hauptmann
Hauptmann appeals anew as ladder evidence debated
In Trenton on December 10 Hauptmann seeks relief from the electric chair with potential new disclosures on the jail ladder piece used as key evidence. His attorney predicts sensational disclosures while appeals to judge Trenchard and the clemency board consider new trials or commuting the death sentence. Governor Hoffman and investigators discuss the case amid ongoing doubt.
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Trenton
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Hauptmann
United States Supreme Court
Bronx
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
C. Lloyd Fisher
Thomas W. Trenchard
Flemington
Court of Pardons
Trenchard
Supreme Court
Washington
Harold G. Hoffman
Ellis Parker
Burlington County
Erasmus Hudson
New York
Hoffman
Hudson
Parker
Troops Attack Special Police in Chinese Demilitarized Zone
A report describes troops attacking special police in the Chinese area. Lieutenant-Colonel Tan Takahashi of the Japanese military attache’s staff allegedly urged Manchoukuo to desist and claimed the hostilities stem from misallocation of police in the demilitarized zone under China Japan accord.
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Tan Takahashi
Takahashi
Kwantung Army
Manchoukuo
Hearst Endorses Governor Landon as Doer in 1936 Battle
Hearst asserts Landon is a man who should meet the public and be acquainted, pledging opposition to Roosevelt and stating the New Deal can be beaten if Republicans unite on a doer. He calls Landon understanding the issues and frames the campaign as regimentation versus democratic ideals. He dismisses prohibition as no issue.
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Hearst
Roosevelt
Landon
Kansas
Navy Conference Focuses on Naval Tonnage Demands
The Japanese press for immediate decision on total tonnages of navies, advocating total size over secondary limits. With the conference facing a crucial period, experts say success hinges on the next days of talks as nations dispute ship numbers and classifications.
Investigations In 25 Misdemeanor Cases Begin
Investigations of 25 misdemeanor cases were conducted by the district attorney's office. Complainants and defendants stated their positions on alleged offenses as part of a unique approach that often resolves matters without charges. The process saves parish court expenses.
Hair Tonic Bandits Captured After FBI Style Standoff
Quinette and Chatham were wounded. Headley family members and Sylvia Headley among those arrested after police corners the group at Headley farm. Pierce and Joseph, both escapees from the Indiana state prison farm, are identified as ringleaders in the Levy killing case and related robberies.
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Quinette
Chatham
Sylvia Headley
Michigan City
Headley
Earnest Richardson
Leo Moore
Headley Farm
Pierce
Anderson Grocer
Frank M. Levy
Anderson Street
Levy
Anderson
12Th Street
Park Avenue
Indianapolis
Roofing Plant Planned In Jefferson Parish
Johns-Manville Sales corporation bought 60 acres in Jefferson Parish on the west bank of the Mississippi for an asphalt and asbestos roofing products plant. S. A. Williams said the facility will employ about 400 and cost roughly 750000 dollars to build next year.
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New Orleans
Johns-Manville Sales Corporation
Jefferson Parish
Mississippi River
S. A. Williams
Cooperation of Utility Holding Firms Offered
A historical filing discusses many legal actions and suggests selecting suits by three or four principal companies to advance rapidly. It calls for temporary injunctions to protect litigants in other cases while the utility industry acts in its interest and the national good.
Bozeman Reassigned To Sevier Memorial For Another Year
Rev. R. A. Bozeman, pastor of Sevier Memorial Methodist Church in Ferriday, Louisiana, was assigned to the church for another year at the state conference of the Methodist Church in New Orleans.
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Ferriday
R. A. Bozeman
Sevier Memorial Methodist Church
the Methodist Church
New Orleans
Red Cross Organizes Junior First Aid Class
Ouachita Parish Red Cross chapter announces a Junior Red Cross first aid class taught by Parker McComb of Monroe, an accredited instructor. Classes meet at 5 p.m. on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays with the first meeting Wednesday afternoon at the chapter office. Local school Junior Red Cross groups are expected to supply much of the enrollment.
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Red Cross
Ouachita Parish
Parker McComb
Monroe
W. C. Holstein
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