Cash kid naping solved. law changes slow returns
Investigators link a participant to the ransom demand for James Bailey Cash whose body was found yesterday in Princeton Florida. Federal agents coordinate the arrest and confession amid public calls for swift justice. The piece also critiques a new voting law delaying absent voter tabulation and delaying returns despite machine use.
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Why The Change In The Voting Law Draws Mixed Reactions
Reporters observed polling places in the city last Monday night as Iowa primary returns were tallied. Clerks and on duty staff at precincts describe a contested change in the election law governing absent or disabled voters ballots. Some find the rule unpopular while others see safeguards in the adjustment.
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Hoyle
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Winning Mothers in Stork Derby Win Big
A Sioux City Journal item notes the Canadian stork derby paid winning mothers $1,1121 per child, a hefty sum compared to the odds of appearing on bank night.
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Local notes and school milestones from the era
A jumble of brief dated items recalls a boy breaking his arm near a Friends site, PB Adler delivering a speech for the Lee Syndicate of Town papers, the 51st St Mathiss high school commencement at Grand'thester, and a Rev Father Leo Kerrigan address to 21 graduates from St Mathias high school.
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Leo Kerrigan
Davenport
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Poor Pa By Claud Callan
Annie, the sister of Ma, has six children and often provides meals despite a modest table. The line hints at modest means and warm family ties as appetites remain hearty.
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Annie
Roosevelt to trail on tour testing crowds in pivotal states
Washington dispatch notes Roosevelt plans a July swing around the country to boost his legislative agenda. He will campaign in Ohio for Barkley, in Kentucky against Chandler, and in Oklahoma and California for Thomas and McAdoo, aiming to rally support despite hostile party machines. The piece also reviews wartime diplomacy and domestic policy debates, including wage hours and Supreme Court influence.
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Dewey
Towa Vote Raises Query On New Deal Backing Favorites
Washington dispatch analyzes Iowa town politics where Roosevelt era backing faces scrutiny after a lopsided GOP turnout and a tough primary. It notes Wearin and Gillette clashes, the risk of presidential intervention, and contrasts with Kentucky campaigns while recounting a Seattle fire story and other quotes.
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Harry Hopkins
Tommy Corcoran
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Elimination Committee
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U. S. Capitol
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Rumbler
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Robert. Moran
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