Roosevelt vows veto unless veterans aid altered
President Roosevelt bluntly warned at a White House conference that he will veto the Senate's proposed 350 million dollar veterans and government workers pay increase unless the provisions are modified. House leaders pressed for a compromise as Democrats caucused to decide next steps amid ongoing talks with Robin von and others.
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Bergdoll Pleads for Citizenship Amid Pardon Plea
Philadelphia draft dodger Grover Bergdoll asks President Roosevelt in Weinsburg Germany for clemency to return home to see his 73 year old mother. He claims to be American at heart and urges a pardon as his exile nears fourteen years. Madrid reports Guardia Civil reinforcement amid state of alarm as Socialists threaten a general strike.
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Four Guilty On Store Hold-Up Charge In Court
A circuit court trial ended with guilty verdicts for Russell Schroyer and Robert E. Tracey in a Dixon Street store hold-up case. William Ogden Jr and Harry Schroyer had pleaded guilty earlier, while Tracey’s later charge of carrying concealed weapons was deferred. The trial featured cross examinations and detailed testimony about the gun and shotgun firing during the attempted robbery.
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Federal Reserve Truck Robbery and Slaying Shocks Richmond
Four men robbed a Federal Reserve truck in Richmond Virginia killing the driver. Trial testimony reveals roles of suspects including Oden, Russell, Dixon, and Schroyer as boyhood friends and family men, with defense witnesses asserting good character and family responsibilities.
Escaped suspect prompts alert for dark NJ plates sedan
A gunfire incident ended with a suspect fleeing leaving one car. police issued an alert for a second vehicle described as a small dark sedan with New Jersey license plates. The robbery occurred nearby and remains under investigation.
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Hold up on bridge road ends in driver’s death
Witness L M Palmore, a Richmond motor salesman, said two cars blocked a road near express sheds when a barricade stopped a truck. He claimed two men jumped from shrubs and opened fire, killing BM Huband, 46, Richmond, the reserve truck driver, as others remained in the car.
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Fl orence Hoffman Granted 25 600 in Circus Court
Florence Viola Hoffman a widowed mother of two won a $25 600 jury award in Circus Court in Hagerstown Maryland. The case arose from the death of Samuel M Hoffman and involves the Potomac Edson Compass as the plaintiff and defendant in the action rooted in the fatal incident.
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