Dr John F Condon Jassie En Route To Latin America
Dr John F Condon known as Jassie faces new twists in the Hauptmann case as he sails toward a Caribbean port aboard a ship bound for Latin America. New York authorities and the court weigh risks of bringing him to a formal examination before Hauptmann’s execution date.
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John F. Condon
Jassie
Latin America
Eiiet
Cloverar
Herold C. Hoffman
Hauptmann Cige
Bronx
John W (Jaffle) Gondon
Dauptmann
Hauptmann to Die by Electric Chair Despite Efforts
New York January 11 Bruno Hauptmann will die in the electric chair despite efforts by Clovernov Hoffman of New Jersey to save him. The Eventing Journal says an authoritative source reports Hoffman may obtain a stay, but a reprieve will be followed by political forces stepping in.
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International News Service
New York
Bruno Kilehard Hauptmann
Clovernov Hoffman
New Jersey
Eventing
Tondy
Hoffman
Hauptmann
Concrete posts along curb damaged by skidding water traffic signs
Concrete posts erected along city curbs to display traffic signs have been repeatedly broken off at ground level. The scene is noted as the sun briefly appearing at noon on a day previously mostly cloudy throughout the year.
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Atreela
Daily Weather Report Summary
Daily weather figures show a maximum temperature of 2 and a minimum of 19 with no precipitation. River stage stands at 0.8 feet. Year ago readings reported a maximum of 7 and a minimum of 0 with 0.02 inches of rain.
Taylor Estate Claimant Seeks Fortune Inheritance
Frederick John Taylor, a claimant from Saskatoon, asks The News for an obituary of Miss Anna Taylor in the Mary Taylor estate matter. Attorney Reynolds says Frederick is a second cousin. Mrs. Laura Linton remains the only first cousin and sole heir. A 1907 letter mentions Dr. Frederick Taylor and family, with his death placed around 1899.
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Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
Canada
Mary Taylor
Cunningham Avenue
Frederick John Taylor
Anna Taylor
New Castle
John Taylor
Walter S. Reynolds
Laura Linton
Laura McCready
Miss Taylor
Mary ‘Taylor
Frederick Taylor
Lie¢inda Taylor
Fred
Helen
Frederick John ‘Taylor
Leaves Ex-Hubby One Dollar Bequest in Will
Hollywood, Jan 11 Thelma Todd, dead film star, cut her ex-husband Pat Di Cicco out of her will with a two dollar bequest date Sept 19 1933. The remainder of her $60 000 to $70 000 estate goes to her mother Mrs Alice Elizabeth Todd.
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International News Service
Hollywood
Grand Jury
Thelma Todd
Pasquale
Pat” di Cicco
Alice Elizabeth Todd
Accused Murderer Commits Death by Own Action
CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE N J Jan 11 Adam Ambrose 45 accused of murder in an insurance plot reportedly hanged in his county jail cell while awaiting breakfast Ambrose's three sons Felix 21 Joseph 20 Bruno 19 are held as material witnesses in the same prison
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International News Service
Cape May Court House
No J
Adam Ambrose
Ambrose
Felix
Joseph
Bruno
Guard blame sensational in Huey Long murder debate
Dr C A Weiss writes to Governor Allen alleging Huey P Long was killed by his own bodyguards rather than by his son. He calls such claims political lies and propaganda. Allen declines to comment, promising more remarks in forthcoming speeches.
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C. A. Weiss
Huey P. Long
Dr. Weiss
Louisiana
O. K. Allen
Allen
Law Enforcement Meeting Planned Here Next Week
Mayor Charles E McGrath opened talks on a regional law enforcement movement in northwestern Pennsylvania inviting judges district attorneys sheriffs police chiefs and other officials to a Thursday meeting at City Hall Council chambers and a dinner at The Castleton Major Lynn G Adams and Captain Thomas F Martin of the state police will address the sessions and outline a proposed training school for local and regional officers.
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Charles E. McGrath
Pennsylvania
Council
Lynn G. Adams
Thomas F. Martin
Pennsylvania State Police
Castleton
Major Adams
Captain Martin
Boy 9 Hurt Sled Riding Collision With Fire Plug
Jack Meehan aged 9 son of Dr and Mrs John A Meehan of 104 Phillips Place sustained serious head injuries after colliding with a fire plug while sled riding on North Beaver Street at 12 30 today. He was taken to the New Castle Hospital for treatment.
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Jack Meehan
John A. Meehan
Phillips Place
Beaver Street
New Castle Hospital
Local resident ill in Florida stroke hit Mrs. Davidson
Word reached relatives here that Mrs. J. W. Davidson of 222 West Sheridan Avenue, who has been visiting in Bartow Florida, suffered a stroke Friday morning and is seriously ill.
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J. W. Davidson
West Sheridan Avenue
Bartow
Fla
Raid Near Enon Valley May Bring More Arrests
Scragey Louis Phillip Beaver Falls, 35, once convicted in the Beaver Falls police chief dynamiting case and later paroled, was apprehended near Enon Valley by federal agents. He was found operating a 300 gallon whiskey still with about 12,000 gallons of mash and a 400 gallon idle still. He faces a January 22 hearing before United States Commissioner Roger Knox.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Scragey
Ragged Louis Phillip
Beaver Falls
Beaver Fall
Davidson
Enon Valley
Federal
United States
Roger Knox
Believe Naval Agreement Plan Now Impossible
Japan's demands hinder progress as parity demands threaten a new naval disarmament accord. Secretary of State Hull announced Under secretary William Phillips would sail for home January 16, though intended to stay a few weeks. Officials note departure to avoid impression of walking out, while London conference prospects fade.
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Philps
London
Hull
Phillips
Expected to Employ About 200 Women in Sewing Project
The Works Progress Administration plans to employ about 200 women in New Castle for a sewing project pending approval. Yard goods for garment production will be supplied by the Federal government, and the city will provide space, machines, and supplies. Two sewing projects are already operating in the county.
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Works Progress Administration
New Castle
Coasting Crash Fatal To Youth
Russell Palmer aged 12 son of Mr and Mrs George Palmer of Volant died at Jameson Memorial hospital at 9 20 p m Friday from injuries after his sled hit a truck driven by Norman G Young of Lakewood at a road intersection a mile east of Neshannock Falls. He suffered skull fracture broken right arm and internal injuries. Coroner notified.
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Russell Palmer
George Palmer
Volant
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Norman G. Young
Lakewood
Neshannock Falls
Pinchot Road
Young
Orville Potter
Noti
Ethiopians Claim Makale Recaptured On Front
Reports from Addis Ababa say Ethiopian tribesmen retook Makale near the Tem Bien mountains, the target of a major Italian drive. Rumors said Abyssinian forces reached Makale outskirts, but no official confirmation. Rome denied reports of Makule recapture as ridiculous.
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International News Service
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Makile
Tembien
Makale
Ras Gugsa
Rome
Makule
Spiritual Advisor Says Hauptmann Maintains Innocence
Bruno Richard Hauptmann, facing execution for the Lindbergh baby kidnapping, maintains his innocence. His spiritual adviser, Rev. John Matthiesen of Trinity Lutheran Church in Trenton, reports Hauptmann remains calm, reads the Bible, and insists he has nothing to confess. Matthiesen, who has visited him 15 times, says he is convinced of Hauptmann’s innocence.
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Trenton
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
John Matthiesen
Hauptmann
Matthiesen
International
New Jersey
Wilentz
Lindbergh
Condon
Cuba Election Seen Favoring Gomez After Polling Violence
It is indicated today that Miguel Mariano Gomez, 45, former Havana mayor and Liberal Republican Nationalista nominee, may win Cuba’s presidency. Police and troops guarded polling places as violence flared in the first general election in about 12 years. Women voted for the first time in the nation’s history. Opponents of the military dictatorship called the election a farce, citing Grau being barred from running as the real choice of the Cuban people.
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Miguel Mariano Gomez
Havana
Liberal, Republican and
Nationalista Coalition
Cuba
Grau
Bonus Bill Heads For Senate Battle
The House approved the United Veterans Bonus bill by 356 to 59 despite White House opposition. Administration leaders shift to winning Senate support to avert a presidential veto of the Patman Vinson McCormack plan for an immediate 2 billion cash payout on adjusted service certificates with no funding method.
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Washington
Jan
House
Roosevelt
Senate
White House
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars and
Bulk of Gilbert estate goes to his fourth wife actress
Hollywood, Jan. 11. John Gilbert's will allocates more than 200000 dollars to Virginia Brace, his fourth and last wife, with a private funeral planned in Hollywood. Revered by friends, Rev Neal Dodd will conduct the service, admission by card only, as police guard the chapel to prevent disturbances seen at Valentino's death.
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International News Service
Hollywood
Cal
John Gilbert
Virginia Brace
Sereen
Neal Dodd
Hollywood Chapel
Rudolph Valentino
Death record listing several individuals with ages and places
Death notice lists Mrs. Della Percilla Porter 34 of Mapledale Pa Rudolph Sirutz Bessemer Mrs William Weim Baltimore Mas Russell Palmer 12 Wilmington Township Mrs Loretta F Gentile 39 324 North Cascade street Mrs Mary May McNany 53 Elwood City and other readables
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Della Percilla Porter
Mapledale
Rudolph Sirutz
Bessemer
William Weim
Baltimore
Mas
Russell Palmer
Wilmington Township
Loretta F Gentile
North Cascade Street
Mary May McNany
Elwood City
Governor Hoffman orders Dr. Condon seized after escape
Gov Harold Hoffman vows to issue custody orders for Dr John S Condon once clemency hearing for Bruno Hauptmann concludes. Condon fled the country aboard a Panama steamship, prompting the governor to act despite the court session.
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Trenton
N. J
Harold G. Hoffman
John S
Jassie
Condon
Court of Pardons
Bruno Richard Wauptmann
Admit Stealing New Castle Auto
MT VERNON O Jan 11 Arrest of Leon Sullinger 35 formerly of Akron and Samuel A Bell 42 local auto salesman clears up seven auto thefts in four states Sheriff F D Mason announced after a week long probe with highway patrol Sullinger confessed stealing cars in Galion New Castle Decatur Fort Wayne and Richmond bringing them here changing numbers and reselling The stolen machines have been recovered.
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International News Service
MT. Vernon
Leon Sullinger
Akron
Samuel A. Bell
F. D. Mason
Highway Patrol
Sullinger
Galion
New Castle
Decatur
Ft. Wayne
Richmond
Ind
Huge Sharon county liquor raid nets 200-gallon still
Mercer January 11 one of the county's largest liquor seizures followed a surprise raid on the home of Robert Warner of Sharon. A 200-gallon still and equipment were seized and brought to the courthouse. Officers report 5,700 gallons of finished mash and 35 gallons of whiskey were seized. Warner remained jailed awaiting charges. Detective S R Leyshock led the operation with Sharon officers and constable assignments.
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Fhe
Mercer
Mercer County
S. R. Leyshock
Sharon
Robert Warner
Mill Street
Warner
Leyshock
Bert Rankin
Seek Croton Boys for False Alarm
Fire Chief James B. Thomas requested Croton police bring in two youths suspected of making a false alarm. The incident originated from Box 39 at 1180 last evening near the Erie and Crawford avenue corner.
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James B. Thomas
Croton
Erie and
Crawford Avenue
Alleged Murderer Is Moved From Hospital To Jail
Dimetri Zuk, charged with murdering his wife, was taken from New Castle hospital last night and placed in the custody of Sheriff Edward D. Pritchard. He has not fully recovered from wounds but expects no further complications. The information charging the murder was made by Chief of Police John F. Haven before Alderman L. G. Mantz.
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Dimetri Zuk
New Castle
Edward D. Pritchard
Zul
John F. Haven
L. G. Mantz
Discord Mars Conference On Farm Problems
Washington is abuzz as farm leaders meet with Senate and House agriculture chairs, Henry Wallace, and Chester Davis to map a substitute for AAA validated by the Supreme Court. E. E. Kennedy of Kankakee, longtime cost of production advocate, objects to soil conservation payments. Earl C. Smith of Chicago, leading the legislative panel, reports today after a hurried conference with Senator Edison Smith.
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L. W. Meredith International News Service
Washington
Senate
House Agriculture Committee
Henry A. Wallace
AAA
Chester C. Davis
Supreme Court
E. E. Kennedy
Kankakee
National Farmers Union
Earl C. Smith
Chicago
Edison Smith
Braham To Try His First Case In Court
Common pleas court opens Monday for civil trials with Judge W. Walter Braham presiding. First cases include L. G. Nail versus Thomas F. Morehead over auto collision damages and John Lapatka against Ellwood City borough related to a viewers report appeal.
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Braham
Common Pleas Court
W. Walter Braham
L. G. Nail
Thomas F. Morehead
John Lapatka
Ellwood City
Table Pounder Arthur Mometer in a Dreadful Wait
The scene follows Arthur Mometer who orders stew or tea and demands hurried service. He erupts if meals lag, berating waiters as he complains the cost should be small and frustration grows as others pass by. The text notes the weather at thirty nine.
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