Indictments Sought Against Dr Wynekoop and Son in Chicago Murder
Investigators pressed for indictments of Dr Alice Wynekoop and her son Earle in the Rheta Wynekoop case. Prosecutors plan to present to the grand jury, while Earle faces felony arraignment with his mother as co-defendant. Police rechecked alibis and the alleged confession amid sensational twists in Chicago’s murder mystery.
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Chicago
Rheta Wynekoop
Alice Wynekoop
Earle
Charles S. Dougherty
Stanley Young
Rheta
Lockport
Ill
Harry Hodges
Fred Capaul
Joliet
Dougherty
Dr. Wynekoop
Wyne- Koop
John Stege
Earle Wynekoop
Associated Press
Rivers Daily Stages Flood Present 24 Hour Stage
Flood conditions persist in the river system with a 24 hour stage update showing stage, change, and ongoing monitoring. Officials urge caution for nearby communities and motorists near affected crossings.
Wrestling invite ends in doorway misdirection
In West Monroe a man recounts a friend luring him for a wrestling outing then waiting vanished. A peculiar city directory tale lists names like Johnson Williams Smith Brown and Hall across West Monroe and Monroe with quirky details on households. The piece ends with three squirrels shot by Bob Miller Alex Wallace Cecil Earl and others at Catahoola Lake while hunting ducks.
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DeSiard Street
Caz
Hull
West Monroe
New City
Monroe
Johnsons
Williams
Smith
Brown
Bareswill
Bennett
Moses
Frost
Wright
Bob Miller
Alex Wallace
Cecil Earl
Winnfield
Catahoula Lake
Barrow hunted in Dallas Fort Worth area
Dallas area intensifies search for Clyde Barrow after sightings and reports of a man in a wooded Dallas suburb with a machine gun claiming to be Barrow. Deputies and Fort Worth officers followed multiple leads as a dark green coupe was pursued and armed individuals were last seen near Mansfield Arlington.
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Dallas
Tex
Clyde Barrow
Dallas-Fort Worth
Arthur Wesley
Barrow
W. W. Parker
Carrollton
Arlington
Parker
Clyde
Terrell
Fort Worth
Mansfield
Fatal shooting affray ends in Carr family tragedy near Gilbert
In Winsboro Louisiana on Saturday night Amos Carr 30 and his 20 month old child died after a quarrel at the Carr home near Gilbert. George Carr 55 is jailed on murder charges. The dead man’s wife was injured and survived.
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Winsboro
Amos Carr
Gilbert
George Carr
Sheriff's Department
Winnsboro Hospital
Carr
Chicago Stock Yards Shut as 800 Strike Over Wages
Striking Livestock Handlers union members halt yard activity in Chicago with only 800 on strike. Trains and trucks arrive but unloading and weighing cease. main Halstead Street entrance picketed. 7,000 in sympathy per union officials, but government counts 800.
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Chicago
Chicago Union Stock Yards
Halstead Street
Livestock Handlers Union
Closed Banks May Apply For Liquidating Loans
The Sixth Federal Reserve district liquidation committee in Atlanta is authorized to receive loan liquidations from all closed banks in Georgia Tennessee Alabama Mississippi and Louisiana. Chairman Ryburn Clay said applications will now come from banks beyond the seven already closed since January 1.
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Atlanta
Sixth
Federal Reserve District Depositors Liquidation Committee
Ryburn Clay
Georgia
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Natchez Murder Case Jury Being Chosen Monday
In Natchez Mississippi Miss Octavia Dockery and ward Richard H C Dana face trial for the August 1932 slaying of Miss Jane Sarget Merrill. The courtroom hears testimony from heirs and associates as 200 jurors are drawn for the capital case.
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Natchez
Miss
Octavia Dockery
Goat Castle
Adams County Court
Richard H. C. Dana
Jane Sarget Merrill
Dana
Miss Dockery
Duncan Minor
Miss Merrill
Nellie Black
Emily Burns
Negre
Robert Heaslee
Pine Bluff
Ark
George Pearls
Pearls
Coughlin attacks Smith over gold standard stance
Detroit November report notes Father Charles E. Coughlin charging Alfred E. Smith with backing a gold standard shift while praising Roosevelt on sound money. Coughlin, broadcasting on an independent network, questioned Smith and his backers and urged fact checking before harsh criticism.
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Detroit
Roosevelt
Charles E. Coughlin
Alfred E. Smith
Mr. Smith
Father Coughlin
Chicago
Smith
Contribute Early Is Plea Of Monroe Good Fellows
The Monroe Good Fellows urge early Christmas fund donations for Twin Cities proteges. Only 36 dollars has been raised with three days of no contributions, delaying essential preparations for the coming season.
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Monroe
Good Fellows
Twin Cities
Good Fellows Committee
Lynching of Hart killers shocks San Jose crowd
In San Jose California on November 27 Thomas H Thurmond and John M Holmes confessed kidnaper slayers of Brooke Hart were lynched by a mob of about 100 men. The crowd estimated at 6000 cheered as jail defenders were overwhelmed after a two hour fight with improvised battering rams and torches.
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San Jose
Calif
Thomas H. Thurmond
John M. Holmes
Brooke Hart
Thurmond
St. James Park
Holmes
Young Hart
San Francisco Bay
Manley manslaughter conviction upheld by state Supreme Court
The state Supreme Court affirmed Mrs. Frank Manley's manslaughter conviction for the fatal 1933 shooting of Ted Reiser at his Plum Street garage apartment. She received a 10 to 15 year penitentiary sentence after defense appeal. the court rejected claims of robbery conspiracy with Orville Elmore and Roy Smith.
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Frank Manley
Ted Reiser
Plum Street
State Supreme Court
Manley
Supreme Court
Mrs. Manley
Reiser
Domestic Gold Figure Is Unchanged Monday
Acting Secretary Morgenthau returned from a Warm Springs conference with President Roosevelt as the administration kept the gold price steady at 33.76 dollars an ounce for the sixth day. London price opened at 5.24 to the pound, equating to 32.83 dollars. The level has been held since Morgenthau’s weekend trip.
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Washington
Morgenthau
Warm Springs
Roosevelt
London
Tanker and freighter collide near New Orleans causing heavy damage
The E. J. Sadler and the Elmsport collided in the Mississippi River below New Orleans, sustaining about 100000 dollars in damage. A fire aboard the tanker was put out, no injuries reported, and both vessels were secured at Chalmette slip and local docks respectively.
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New Orleans
Standard
E. J. Sadler
Baton Rouge
Lykes Brothers-Ripley
Elmsport
Manchester
England
Mississippi River
Sadler
Chalmette Slip
Crisis Fears Mark New French Cabinet In Paris
Paris reports show Premier Camille Chautemps forming a cabinet amid stern treasury strain and widespread protests. Finance Minister Georges Bonnet warned Paris banks the state can meet debts only until December 15 while the new government plans a 6 billion franc savings program and seeks power to reduce civil servant pay.
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Paris
Camille Chautemps
Albert Lebrun
Georges Bonnet
Bank of France
Chamber of Deputies
Shreveport Oil Operator Testifies in Overton Probe
S D Hunter of Shreveport testified before a senate committee investigating Senator Overton's election. He said Huey Long pressured him to donate 5000 and stop political activity, via Dr J A Shaw and Robert Maestri, with threats of arrest for gas and oil overproduction. He refused and noted prior contributions to Dudley LeBlanc.
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New Orleans
S. D. Hunter
Shreveport
Senate
John H. Overton
Louisiana
Huey P. Long
Overton
Long
Hunter
J. A. Shaw
State Conservation Department
Shaw
Robert Maestri
Conservation Department
Pike Hall
Congress
Noe
State Penitentiary
Morehouse Parish
Senator Long
Tom Connally
Texas
Dr. Shaw
Maestri
Allen Ellender
Senator Overton
Dudley J. LeBlanc
LeBlanc
O. K. Allen
Ellender
International Gas Products Company
Borah Mounts Challenge In Gold Argument Exchange
Santa Monica declares William E Borah a worthy foe in a clash over gold policy as he questions how the country reached its current state. The Idaho outsider steps into the debate to oppose Al in a lively exchange.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Idaho
William E. Borah
United States
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