Extradition of Hauptmann Nears in Kidnapping Case
New York Oct 1 Extradition of Bruno Richard Hauptmann to New Jersey to stand trial for the Lindbergh kidnapping case was looked for following new Jersey evidence. Officials said discussions with legal leaders and upcoming conferences could determine whether Hauptmann is moved before October 10 as the case gathers momentum.
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Katray
Ban
Allom
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Hauptmann
Total
Gav Moore
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Wentz Ang
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Bray
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Bron
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Morrow
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Connashon
Ras
Nim
Zonta Club Meeting Opens With Address On Private Aid
The Zonta Club held its regular weekly meeting at the Motel Frederick with president Mrs Michael E Pus presiding. Miss Suranno Dabney of the Mary Tate Children’s Aid Society spoke on private funding needs for individual children and families, noting government support and the importance of private funds. The group voted to send Miss Martha Flynn as a delegate and Mrs CMy Moats as alternate to the next meeting in Hampstead Tong Island, New York, and announced speaker Mary Cott for Hood College. The Insull trial also began in Chicago with Samuel Insull facing court as directors of his companies sat at the table amid attention over securities losses.
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Frederick
Michael E Pus
Marie Ante Det Uke
Ue Pues
Marland Childrens Aid Society
Suranno Dabney
Mary- Tatd Children’s Aid Society
Baltimore
Dabney
Nora
Martha Flynn
Charles B Tail
Charlier
McG
Susan Ho Dabney
Louie Babcock
Washington DC
Maryland State Schoo
R W Baer
Frederick Mise
Mary Cott
Hood Cal Jeme
Num Pests
Man charged with attempted arson at Petersville home
William Clark, 28, of Petersville, is held on $1000 bond after a Sunday night attempt to burn the home of his estranged wife. Witnesses report he walked from the road to the cellar, then fled toward his own home. The blaze was extinguished with rags and coal oil saturated paper found in the cellar.
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Howard M Jones
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Te Sard
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Polilee
Joseph E Chew
Qvia
Brunsack
Magsnale Jones
Traje Jones
Cnaris
Es Leacherman
Yage
Lewistown
Mr Leatherman
Leatherman
Cabinet resignations ripple through Romania and Spain
In Romania the Tatarescu cabinet resigned amid policy rifts. King Carol tasked Tatarescu to form a new government from Sinai where he is staying. In Spain, Premier Ricardo Samper resigned as parliament reopened, triggering a wave of cabinet resignations and calls for party talks.
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Romania
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Tatarescu
Shemeshes
Sinai
Tatarescty
Madad
Spain
Ricardo Sampera
Chamber of Deputs
Alcala Zantora
Assats
Jail too full for more prisoners
Magistrate Alton Bennett suspended fines and five days in jail for three drunks on condition they leave the city due to jail crowding. Prisoners Lipson Cannon and Griffith were arrested by Officer Phebus. John Diller received a harsher outcome for drunkenness and resisting arrest. Several other arrests and fines are noted, including Toms Boyer and Williams, with various penalties and some dismissals.
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Benjamin Lipson
James Cannon
Bar
Griffith
Ben Phebus
Bennett
John Diller
Lawrence Fagan
Ernest
Toms
Walter Toms
Lille Boyer
Frances Boyer
Frank Dorsey
Ernest Toms
West Sixth Street
Hubert Williams
Henry F Nusz
Oris Kenny
Frank Crum
George Shoemaker
Allen McHenry
James Brown
Truce Plan Draws Favorable but Noncommittal View
President Roosevelt’s call for a wartime industrial truce drew a favorable but nonbinding response from labor and a cautious counterproposal from capital. The AFL challenged the move as a subterfuge while labor leaders urged public adherence to constitutional authority. Green warned labor to accept decisions of authorities before challenging the plan. The San Francisco AFL convention welcomed the appeal, though expectations for a broad commitment were muted. The broadcasters’ remarks and reactions underscored general agreement yet disappointment that future plans concentrated on ending NRA measures.
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Roosevelts
As- Nena Do Litas Caires Goth
Amercan Federation of Labor
Green
Labor
Roosevelt
Jury completes Edwards trial in Wilkes-Barre murder case
In Wilkes-Barre the jury for the Robert Allen Edwards murder trial is completed with 12 jurors after an expanded panel. The case concerns the fatal slaying of Freda McKechnie by her coal camp sweetheart. A luncheon was held at the Abrecht residence with local dignitaries in attendance.
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Wilkes Barre
Robert Allen Edwards
Freda McKechnie
Charles 8. Landis
George McKechnie
Freda
Johnson Sobs As He Resigns NRA Recovery Role
Washington reports Johnson tears up announcing his resignation as recovery administrator amid criticism aimed at NRA. In a bare center stage moment at the Commerce Department the ex cavalry officer, bronzed and stocky, bids farewell to the agency shaping the nation’s Blue Eagle program.
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Hugh
Johnson
NRA
Commerce Department
Girl Rider in Fatal Accident Near Carroll County
Miss Catherine Myers of Carroll County riding with a horse club was thrown from her mount Thursday evening after a sudden misstep on a bend. She sustained severe injuries and was transported to a local hospital. emergency responders reported a laceration on the left flank and possible internal trauma. Local authorities and the riding community expressed condolences as a formal investigation continues.
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Samu Myers
Wesmaster
Myers
Carroll County
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