Police Hunt Dillinger in Chicago Gang Haunts
Police probe Chicago hideouts to verify John Dillinger's presence after identifying George Baby Face Nelson as one of the gunmen who disarmed officers. Officer Wayland reports Dillinger may be in disguise, with investigators following a lead from the FBI.
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San Antonio
Tex
Gus T. Jones
Department of Justice
George
Baby Face) Nelson
John Dillinger
Jimmie Williams
H. 5S
Lehman
Minneapolis
Chicago
Dillinger
Harry Wayland
Baby
Neilson
Melvin H. Purvis
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Death Summons McIntyre Infant
Donna Jean McIntyre infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Russell McIntyre 314 West Sixth street died at Bellevue hospital at 7 45 am after a brief illness She was born March 4 1933 in Muscatine Survived by parents and grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles McIntyre and Mrs Myrtle Phillips all of Muscatine Body at Meyers Funeral Home to be returned to residence at 11 am Wednesday for 3 30 pm Thursday funeral at Musserville Methodist Episcopal church Rev W H Slack officiating Burial in Greenwood Cemetery
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Donna Jean McIntyre
Russell McIntyre
West Sixth Street
Bellevue Hospital
Charles McIntyre
Myrtle Phillips
Muscatine
Meyers Funeral Home
W. H. Slack
Musserville Methodist Episcopal Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Escaped Convicts Believed Cornered Near Conesville
Three convicts escaped the Ohio penitentiary after noon Sunday and were believed cornered by a posse in a swamp near Conesville, 14 miles south of Coshocton. Roads were guarded as authorities closed in on the heavily armed trio. They abandoned a stolen car from H A Musselman of Hebron after a blocked bridge forced their retreat. Shots were exchanged, one convict possibly wounded, and the men fled along the river.
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Coshocton
Ohio Penitentiary
Conesville
Here
H. A Musselman
Hebron
State Police Quell Riot Leaves One Boy Dead
In Lake Charles Louisiana a shooting during a Longshore strike meeting left Paul Mehalic about 18 dead. Police were summoned as 15 shots struck a crowd of 300 and tear gas quelled the pickets. A truce was sought in the Cleveland gasoline station strike with direct negotiations possible.
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Lake Charles
Texas
Sabine
Associated Press
Paul Mehalic
Latrobe Electric Steel Company
Latrobe
Cleveland
Ohio
Bun Wilson 66 Dies After Illness at Home
Bun William Wilson 66 longtime Fruitland township resident died at his home at 3 45 am after a three week illness from a stroke He was born January 17 1868 at Grandview Married Anna Batterson November 12 1896 in Washington Iowa Survived by widow two sisters Mrs Addie Gatton Iowa City Mrs Venna Burkhard Muscatine three brothers Everett Joseph Wilson Muscatine Oliver Wilson Arizona His body at Hoffman Funeral home for 2 pm Thursday service conducted by Rev W H Slack Musserville Methodist Episcopal Church and burial in Greenwood Cemetery
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Bun William Wilson
Fruitland Township
Mr. Wilson
Grandview
Anna Batterson
Washington, Ia
Island Methodist Episcopal Church
Addie Gatton
Iowa City
Venna Burkhard
Muscatine
Pecora Reveals Exchange Profits in Six-Year Span
Senate committee hears Pecora data showing New York stock exchange member firms earned nearly a billion dollars in net profits over six years, with total gross income surpassing 2 billion. During 1928 and 1929 profits averaged over 1 million per firm as Congress nears new market legislation.
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Washington
New York Stock Exchange
Senate
Pecora
Ferdinand Pecora
Senate Stock Market Committee
Congress
New York Exchange
Senate Demos in Lines on Tariff and Labor Bills
Democratic senators united for Roosevelt tariff protections after accepting a nonpublic executive hearing. Senator Robinson said the hearing could be private, sparing changes to existing treaties. Republicans oppose ratification without industries’ input. Wagner labor bill talks with Perkins Johnson Richberg stalled with no clear path this session.
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Washington
Senate
Robinson
Arkansas
Roosevelt
House
White House
Wagner
Congress
Wagner Democrat
New York
Perkins
Hugh S. Johnson
Donald Richberg
NRA
Gilmore Heads Iowa University Policy Shift Toward Independent Thinking
Acting University of Iowa president Eugene A. Gilmore advocates education that teaches students to think for themselves. He plans to continue the informal-education approach seen under Dr. Walter A. Jessup, guiding a 5000+ student campus. The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching says Dr. Jessup will lead its foundation work today. Federal Education Commissioner George F. Zook declines to discuss a possible Iowa presidency.
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Iowa City
Eugene A. Gilmore
University of Iowa
Walter A. Jessup
Dean Gilmore
Jessup
New York
Iowa University
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching
Washington
George F. Zook
Education
Japan Ignores Hall Protest on Policies
Cordell Hull’s statement on Japanese policy in East Asia was largely ignored in a Japanese foreign office communique. The Tokyo press published Hull’s speech, but the note echoed only the U S stance against Japan’s claimed “overlordship” in Asia. Washington awaits Far Eastern reactions to the reminder that treaty limits constrain Japan.
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Tokyo
Cordell Hall
United States
Far East
Foreign Office
State Department
Asia
Washington
Japan
Cordell Hull
Hirota
Joseph C. Grew
Treaty Principles and U.S. Rights in China Article
The passage asserts that treaties cannot be legally altered or ended except through agreed procedures by the parties involved. It also states that the United States retains certain rights in China and intends to preserve them.
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United States
China
Havana May Day Riot Brings Death to One
The May Day observances worldwide showed calm overall with stringent police precautions. In Havana one person died and six were shot during a communist demonstration, while other cities reported large parades led by police or calm street actions without major disturbances.
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Havana
Hvnana
Tokyo
Moscow
Red Army
Citiens
Austria
Ernst von Starhemberg
Paris
New York
Chicago
San Francisco Emerges as City Amid Old Mining District Revival
In a colorful assessment, the writer touts San Francisco as a true city from its founding and notes a revival in mining districts once believed dormant. Boats from the east crowd the canal, and locals trade golf clubs for picks and burros as frontier ventures reopen.
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San Francisco
Calif
New York
Europe
Socialists Here Renew Activities in Muscatine
In Muscatine at Maccabee hall Monday night about 15 of 40 attendees signed Socialist Party pledges under Roy E. Burt of Chicago. Burt urged government ownership of public resources and production, deriding the recovery program and calling for a society revised to serve the people, while criticizing the Roosevelt era as unsound.
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Muscatine
Maccabee Hall
Roy E. Burt
Chicago
Burt
Socialist Party
Illinois
Roosevelt
Weather broadcast for Jie and Illinois regions
Town and Illinois forecasts show partly cloudy skies tonight and Wednesday with mild temperatures. West portions may see showers on Wednesday. River readings list Dubuque at 5.1 with a 0.4 fall, Davenport 4.6 with a 0.2 fall, Muscatine 5.2 up 0.4, Keokuk 3.6 down 0.6, and St. Louis 6.4 down 0.3.
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Illinois
Mississippi River
Dubuque
Davenport
Muscatine
Keokuk
St. Louis
Halt Called in Arizona Hunt for Kidnapers
The six year old June Robles was reportedly safe as Fernando Robles announced he would meet kidnappers demands for 15000 dollars with authorities withdrawing from the case to allow unhampered negotiations. Bernabe Robles traveled from Santa Ana to seek counsel from a regional seer. Alphonso Aguirre and Henry Dalton questioned the tactic while Robles urged ransom terms and proof of identity with a dress fragment.
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Tucson
Ariz
June Robles
Fernando Robles
Bernabe Robles
Santa Ana
Sonora
Manuel Gamboa
Aguirre
Dalton
Robles
Policeman Dies After Chisel Wound Attack in Crisfield
Crisfield Md patrolman Harry Daugherty died in hospital after being stabbed with a chisel while attempting to arrest Howard McClelland alias Harry Fleming. McClelland was captured by Sheriff Luther Daugherty and held for arraignment. a formal charge was withheld pending outcome.
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Crisfield
Harry Daugherty
John B. Robing
Howard McClelland
Harry Fleming
Baltimore City
Daugherty
Baltimore
McClelland
Luther Daugherty
Hepburn Stops in Merida While Divorce Petition Pending
Katharine Hepburn, red-haired film and stage star, is staying at a Merida hotel while awaiting a decision on her divorce petition from Ludlow Ogden Smith of New York. They wed December 12, 1928 in West Hartford, Connecticut. Hepburn declined to discuss the private matter.
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Merida
Yucatan
Katherine Hepburn
Ludlow Ogden Smith
New York
Miss Hepburn
West Hartford
Conn
Heflin's Fate in Alabama Up to Voters
Alabama democrats face a pivotal primary as former U S senator J Thomas Heflin seeks to challenge Miles F Allgood in the fifth district. Mayor Joe Starnes runs amid debates over state government reorganization, finances, prohibition, and redistricting.
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Heflin
Alabama
Birmingham
Ala
United States
J Thomas Heflin
Miles F. Allgood
Joe Starnes
Freedom Offer to Islands Accepted
The Filipino legislature accepted the United States offer of independence under the Tydings-McDuffie act without a protest vote. They will set up machinery for self government and expect full independence in 1945 with a Commonwealth government to be established next year. The two houses praised President Roosevelt, Congress, and the American people.
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Manila
United States
Tydings-McDuffie
Eoll
Roosevelt
Congress
House Committee Backs Its Own Airmail Bill
The House Post Office Committee voted to reject the Senate air mail bill and push its own measure. Both propose one year contracts for the postmaster general, but differ on appeals to the ICC and route determinations. The Senate plan would cut postage to six cents an ounce. the House to five. A presidentially appointed commission would study aviation policy under either bill. American Airlines warns that losing temporary contracts could halt service on some routes.
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Washington
House Post Office Committee
Senate
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
House
Congress
American Airlines, Inc
Lester D. Seymour
Psychiatrist Testifies For Defense In Tallent Murder Trial
Dr. W C Magnon testified that Wapello man Eddie Tallent had the mental capacity of a child six years old, framing him as morally imbecile in the Martin Wolz murder case. Defense won a temporary point by reopening evidence but court kept options for further witnesses open as arguments loom.
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Wapello
Eddie Tallent
Martin Wolz
W. C. Magnon
State Hospital
Mt. Pleasant
Magnon
Louisa County
Tallent
J. H. Chittum
Noted Friend of Indian Succumbs
Washington reports the death of Major General Hugh L. Scott at age 80 after two months at Walter Reed hospital. The former army chief of staff, born in Princeton New Jersey, began his 1876 Sioux expedition service and led drives against Nez Perce and Cheyenne tribes.
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Washington
Hugh L. Scott
Army
Walter Reed Hospital
Princeton
New Jersey
Scott
West Point
Library of Congress
Browning, Mont
Government drives against pork bootleggers in Chicago
U S agents enforcement drive targets pork bootlegging in Chicago to evade the agricultural adjustment administration tax of 2.25 dollars per hundredweight on hog slaughter. Bureau agents monitor entry and sales to determine scope of the illicit trade.
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U. S
Chicago
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Man Bossiness Warns Against Incomplete Authority
A saying notes that not only women but men as well become arrogant when given power beyond their ability. The remark emphasizes caution in assigning leadership to unprepared individuals.
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McIntyre
BY Claude Callan
Publishers Syndicate
James P. Pope
Idaho
Senate Committee of Seven
Boy
Bun Wilson
Senate Demos
Movement
Hall
THE
Yours
Rmuseste
Jie Weather
Halt
Arizona
Nogales
Alphonso Aguirre
Henry Dalton
Bernable Robles
Maryland
Sioux Falls
S. D
South Dakota
Tallent Insane
Dr. C. Magnon
Robert Quillen
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