Brady gang purge advances as federal probe expands
Federal agents press Dalhover confession detailing the Brady gang’s Maine trips from Bridgeport Conn to Bangor to Rob jewelry stores after a jail break. Officers link the killings to Edward Lindsay of Piqua and Patrolman Conn as investigators pursue multiple murder charges and undisclosed angles.
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Underworld figures linked to Brady gang deaths in Bangor reveal ties
Chicago and Bangor reports detail the Al Brady gang's downfall in Bangor Maine after a Chicago hijacking ring's loot was recovered. Key figures include Mrs Margaret Barker Larson and Ches ter Larson, with comments from Clarence Shaffer Jr and others. Losses tied to Ohio jewelry shops and Mardi Gras connections emerge.
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Ten Given Death in Moscow for Fascist Nationalists
Ten persons convicted as Fascist Nationalists were sentenced to death today in Moscow for disrupting collective farming. Six were condemned in the Caucasus for spoiling grain.
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Rebel Losses in Spain Reported Amid Expedition Details
The piece describes British authorities notifying Japan about a voyage, with the British embassy saying the Japanese were informed. Japan disputes this, stating only the navy was told about Britons heading to Shanghai while the army was not advised, leaving flyers uninformed.
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Italy Seeks 50 000 Volunteer Militiamen Amid Spain Crisis
Fascist leaders in Rome push for 50 000 volunteers while Britain and France press for swift action through the London non intervention committee. Mussolini favors a quick, collaborative settlement as Chamberlain convenes Labour leaders to share confidential dispatches on Spain and Sino Japanese matters.
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Insurgents Hit Hard in 48 Day Asturias Offensive
Dispatches from Gijon report insurgent aviators sweeping down to machine gun fleeing villagers as Cangas de Onis is razed by 600 explosive devices. Government forces hold smouldering ruins while insurgents advance with heavy hand to hand losses. Madrid sector quiet and air battles erupt along Aragon front.
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AFL Leaders Reject CIO Peace Plea Amid Labor War
Denver October 13 AFL President William Green leads a conference amid a near unanimous vote of confidence from member unions to reject CIO peace terms. He says renewal must not concede Labour’s core principles. Council to decide formal reply after convention ends.
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Railroad Official Visits Monroe From Little Rock
W. FE. Lamb of Little Rock Arkansas general superintendent of the Missouri Pacific railroad spent Wednesday in Monroe. He said the business outlook from a railroad viewpoint is highly encouraging and he anticipates a large volume of business during the fall and winter months.
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Roosevelt calls first special session since 1933 bank holiday
President Roosevelt announces a five point program and a special session to address farming prices wage hours and reform as part of a broader effort to steady the economy and balance budgets. He defends reorganization and argues for cooperation to lower costs while expanding consumer purchasing power.
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Bicycle Theft Charged Against Local Youth
Joe Brooks an 18 year old recently released from the Louisiana state penitentiary was moved from the city jail to the parish jail on a bicycle theft charge. He is alleged to have stolen a $30 bicycle owned by John Wesley Abrams four days prior and was arrested Tuesday afternoon by city detective D. J. Bedsole. The bicycle was recovered in Brooks' possession.
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Roosevelt Seeks Moderate Foreign Policy During Peace Talks
Observers see in his Chicago speech an intent to pursue a moderate course and avoid entanglements. The president backs a nine power treaty conference to resolve the far eastern conflict by agreement with signatories including China and Japan. Some view it as an indirect push for Japan’s participation and a bid to halt the conflict by voluntary consent before any compulsory steps.
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French Funds Repatriation Deepens as Markets Slump
Wall Street faced blame from British observers as prices plunged in Amsterdam London and other centers forcing liquidity moves. French investors rushed money to New York and London to escape franc depreciation amid political uncertainty.
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London Markets Slump Amid U S Interest Outflow
London saw deep declines as American interests pull profits to meet falling commodity commitments. British leaders stressed the strength of industry while analysts noted cashing in by speculators and US restrictions affecting Wall Street.
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