Forced Payments To Jimmy Hines Alleged At Trial
New York city testimony in a conspiracy case ties payments from Harlem policy banks to Jimmy Hines as protection money. Joe Ison, a former Harlem operator, said his bank sent 125 dollars weekly to Hines's club from the Dutch Schultz racket while noting portions went to campaign financing for a Democratic mayoral ticket. Ison described records showing the money as fees and drew connections to figures including George Weinberg and J. Richard Davis.
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New York
Joe
Ison
Harlem
Spreme Court
James J. Hines
Tammany Dtrict
Hines
Dist. Ativ
Thomas E. Dewey
Dutch Schultz
Big Joe
George Weinberg
J. Richard
Dixie) Davis
Jimmy Hines
Hines Club
Big Harry” Schoenhaus
Dixie Davis
Coney Nd
John P. Obrien
J Grant
Call Hearing on Order to Revoke Byl lesby License
Wisconsin securities division announced a hearing here next 23 to revoke the permit of HCense Co. of. Special state counsel William Spohn charged the company spent large sums of money in Wisconsin. Petitions listed alleged payments and social relations that prompted revocation. The hearing and appeal process were noted with limited courtroom details.
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Madison
Wisconsin Banking Commission
Securities di Oa
Hcense Co
Julier
William 3. Spohn
Wisconsin
Spetin
Th Tu
Securities Division
Dinnecen
Inland Lake Yacht Association reelects officers and adds two directors
Neenah Wis special report: The Inland Lake Yacht Association reelected all officers at its annual meeting after the Commodore's dinner at North Shore Country Club. New directors Jules Slanneford and Walter Sprinkmann join the board, replacing Dewitt W. Buell and Arnold F. Meyer. Existing officers include Commodore Robert E. Friend and Secretary-Treasurer Ernest C. Schmidt. The meeting featured photos of the Endeavor and Ranger cups from last summer.
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Neenah, Wis
Inland Lake Yacht Ing Association
North Shore Country Club
Minnetonka
Lake Wisconsin
Mendotah
Kerry
Wneenah-No Club
Robert E. Friend
Pine Lake Club
Ernest C. Schmidt
Lake Geneva Club
Jules Slanneford
White Bear Lake Club
Walter Sprinkmann
Cedar Lake Club
Dewitt W. Buell
Oconomowoc
Arnold F. Meyer
Pewaukee Club
Carl 5. Harper
Mendota Club
Charles H. Bell
Endeavor
Ranger
Roosevelt Speech Campaign Thunder Spokesman Comments
A Hazi spokesman quotes Roosevelt remarks defending campaign rhetoric. The spokesman says the president will not hinder the people or interfere with their expressions, asserting freedom of political action amid ongoing controversy.
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Roosevelt
Hazi
Doctrine not extended by Roosevelt debated at Kingston talk
President Roosevelt said he did not intend to extend the Monroe doctrine to Kingston Ontario or to Latin America in his remarks there. He noted interpretation varied, declined to discuss domestic politics, and referred questions to a direct answer from Washington. The exchange followed a question about a New York estate sale near Hyde Park to a cult leader.
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Federick A
White House
Hyde Park
N. Y
Rooseve
Kingston
Ont
Ehicf Czi
Washington
America
Canada
Latin America
Roosevelt
John O'Connor
New York
Hudson River
Father Divine
Dutchess County
Lottery Ring Probe Targets Chicago Operation Leader
A grand jury investigation centers on a vast lottery ring headquartered in Chicago with operations reaching into 26 states. Postal Inspectors allege the scheme operated under political protection, and authorities say evidence implicates the suspected head and the broader network.
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Chi
Tay
U. S
New Deal Foe Loses His Job By Request
Edgar B. Dunlap, supporter of George and Georgia Senator, resigns as R F C attorney at the request of Claude E. Hamilton Jr. The move follows a Roosevelt speech urging George's defeat over administration policy, with Dunlap linked to efforts for renomination of the Georgia senator. The Reconstruction Finance Corporation in Washington says it asked for his resignation due to political activities.
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New Deal
Georgia
Edgar B. Dunlap
George
Reconstruction
R. F.C
Claude E. Hamilton Jr
BR. F.C
Washington
D. Roosevelt
Ramesville
Athy
Lawrence
Ponior
Reconstruction Finances Corporation
Duniuj
Uecause
Politivhe
OP. C
Daurl Bruit Democrat
California Bank Blast Wrecks Mountain View Building
A blast at a California bank in Mountain View badly damaged the building and caused rubble and smoke seen across surrounding streets. Emergency crews responded, evacuations were ordered, and investigators began examining the scene for a possible cause.
Improved Business Indicates Decrease In Federal Spending
A scrambled note reports a federal spending cut affecting a Newton firm. Officials cite reductions impacting operations while workers protest and a company policy change is described. The text mentions 1930s context and informal discussions among local authorities and business leaders.
CONNOR ATTACKS ROOSEVELT DEFENSE OF U S DEM
Rep Connors response to President Roosevelts call against his defeat dominates a congressional clash. He denounces the presidents critique as a dangerous attempt to steer policy and defend democracy while opposing a ninth term for himself. The debate continues as party lines form over the Sept primaries.
Senate Committee Focused On Campaign Spending Facts
A Senate committee presses for facts on campaign expenditures amid a push by Democrats to scrutinize spending beyond half a billion dollars. The dated report references May events and names political figures in a fragmented account.
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Senate Committee
Washington
Jeppard
Senate Carmpaian
Aj Rillion
Democrabie Ts
Penney Thera Fey
Dressaeer
Broadcast Plans In Salisbury Sunday
Fragmented OCR reads indicate a broadcast notice mentioning SEN and TYDINGS with Sunday airing, but the surrounding text is garbled. The readable fragments place Salisbury Maryland as a locale and reference a broadcast schedule or program involving persons named SEN and TYDINGS, though specifics are unclear.
Insurgents Prepare For Decisive Drive Shut French Border
Insurgents ready a major offensive as authorities phone stations in the border region, while the Chipanese government mobilizes about 1 million more men for action. Russia and Japan fail to form a joint frontier commission near Changkufeng, and a temporary truce is reached to discuss the Sibervan-Korean border.
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Ay Relman Morin
Russia
Waraffice
Ching
Tilia
Changkufeng
Changkuleng
Ae Pan
Changhafeng
Bern
Willi
Turmen
Chaneleateng
Shanghai ii
Hay Fire Destroys Four Dozen Loads in Antigo
A large hay fire in Antigo Wisconsin swept through a storage area destroying forty four loads of hay. Fire crews arrived quickly but containment proved difficult due to the volume of material. No injuries reported and the cause is under investigation. Local farmers and businesses faced significant losses estimated in the thousands.
Auto Accident Fatalities Reported in Beloit Wisconsin
A Beloit Wis report notes a fatal auto accident with injuries. The incident involves 17 year old Fernie Weeinco and other parties, with authorities investigating the crash and condition updates pending.
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Beloit
Congressmen Salute in Spain Dedication Ceremony
A witness told a house committee that Representatives O Connell Montini and Bernard testified at a Benicusim hospital dedication in Spain. Alvin Halpern described experiences with the Spanish fight and the Tre fury Workers club, citing enlistment sentiment and antiwar stances.
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Washingston
O'Connell
Montini
Bernard
Farmer- Jahon
Minnesota
Alvin I. Halpern
Menber
Benicusim
Spain
Halpern
Trefury Workers’ Club
Liter Qriecimieice
Uae
Elerty
Weather Summary for Milwaukee and Nearby Areas
The August weather report lists temperatures and conditions for Milwaukee over the past 24 hours. Highlights include clear skies, variable readings, and rainfall remarks with high and low temperature markers and observed weather events.
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Yoflinn
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Franco to lead new battle army in Catalonia drive
Insurgent forces announced General Francisco Franco will command a new offensive aimed at ending the civil war. Barcelona was bombed three times with 20 killed and 100 wounded as frontier controls tightened along the Spanish border. Government reports said a thrust toward Almaden and renewed actions around Gandesa and the Ebro valley continued on the eastern front.
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Hendaye
France
Barcelona
Francisco Franco
Franco
Jaga Vigon
Catalonia
Madrid
Almaden
Spain
Pandos
Gandesa
Ebro- Yi
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