Juror Kidwell Faces Bribe Inquiry in Fall Sinclair Case
Washington report says juror Edward J. Kidwell met with Assistant District Attorney Burkinshaw amid secrecy to discuss possible bribe notions connected to the Fall-Sinclair trial. Officials cautioned against releasing specifics while noting Day and Clark’s detectives were said to shadow jurors to influence the mistrial strategy.
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Edward J. Kidwell
Sinclair
Burkinshaw
Gordon
Kidell
Henry Mason Day
Sheldon Clark
Burns
Kidwell
George P. Hoover
Fidwell
Don Kr. King
J. Rey Akers
Senate Denies Ware Oath Elevation of Guns on Battleships
Washington reports House vote in favor of elevating guns on American battleships if the president determines such action does not violate the Washington arms treaty. The decision hinges on treaty interpretation and presidential assent.
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Senate
Washington, D. C
House Today
Old Guard and Independents Reach Senate Accord
Washington reports a split GOP and five western independents settling debates on senate organization and three key measures. Curtis says no delay on votes while Reed seeks to push Vare’s oath to elections panel for a fair probe into Pennsylvania’s senator-elect.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Senate Today
Scemabattleet
Willian Vare
Pennsylvania
David A. Reed
Vare
Curtis
Senate
Congress
Lata America
Hlatericks
Fes
Oia
Snowbound Wisconsin and Michigan Strike Record Storm
Northern Wisconsin and the Upper Peninsula face a blizzard that stranded trains and boats, marooning miners near Ishpeming and isolating communities. Snow drifts ten feet high halted Omaha trains, while tugs freed vessels on Lake Superior and a rescue of schoolchildren occurred as roads shut down.
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Wisconsin
Upper Michigan
Milwaukee
Upper Michigan Peninsula
Blue Serry
Ford Motor Company
Ishpeming
Mich
Omaha
Eau Clase
Hau Claire
Lake Superior
Sauton
J. E. Brown
Minnesota
St. Louis Bay
al- Jouez
Wis
Duluth
Brandon
Veiled Motive Told In Perry Woman Murder Case
Velma West, a 21 year old from Cleveland, confessed to killing her husband Ed Ward in Perry, Ohio by striking him with a hammer and dumping his body on a bed. Prosecutor Fachard Bostwick will defend her, citing city rural differences and possible self defense. Psychologist Dr Daniel Huebsch cites a split personality as a factor in the case.
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Painesville
Velma West
Petty
Ed Ward
Iume
Damier
Fachard Bostwick
Geauga County
Peny
West
Mare West
East
Cleveland
Bost- Wick
Perry
West Bungalow
la L. van Wolriz
Mabel Young
Daniel A Huebsch
Ashland County Seeks Action on Missing Indian Lumber
A county board resolution asks Governor Zimmerman to include a special session call item addressing removal of lumber from the Bad River Indian Reservation without permits. The document notes residents would have earned about 100.00 in timber proceeds, states Indians are not public charges, and reports the governor’s stance on referring the measure or including it in a special session.
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Madison
Ashland County
Bad River
Fred
Zimmerman Lodar
Ban River Reservation
Eovernor
Lost Kaukauna boy found after disappearance
A Kaukauna child reported missing on November 15 has been located. The brief notice confirms the boy is safe and no further details are provided.
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Kaukauna
Oid
Moon In Fourth Eclipse Of 1927 Perjury Case In Cincinnati
A Cincinnati court hears perjury charges against Remus witnesses as the defense seeks bond relief for a key witness. تفاصيل include testimony from Michael Igoe and ward Snook deposition about Remus and his wife, plus moon eclipse coverage from London with observers detailing timing and color shifts.
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Paul W. White
United Press
Heam
Cincinnati
George Remus
Prand
Remus
John G. Chopimeyer
Spelice
George Blug
Eden Fark
Trom
Chester Shock
Shock
Michael Igor
Chicago
Chary
Igor
Igoe
Charles Tillston
John W. Snook
Atlanta
Snook
Reus
Coolidge urges aviation meet in Washington
President Coolidge requests in a letter to the civil aviation conference that December mark the twenty fifth anniversary of powered flight by Orville Wright. He proposes holding an international civil aviation conference and exhibition in Washington with the annual meeting, relying on conference cooperation. The letter was read by Assistant Secretary Mac Gracken as Col. Charles A. Lashbergh witnessed the reading.
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Washington, D. C
Washington
Coolids
Cocidge
Orville Wright
Jecermncbor
Mac Gracken
Commerce Department
Col. Charlts A. Lashbergh
Pasadena banker kills two sons then ends own life
Francis Stevens, Pasadena banker and vice president of local banks, shot his son George 73 and son Francis 29 then killed himself in Lammanin Pat, a Pasadena suburb. Police found both bodies near the car after the sequence following a brief visit to a sanitarium.
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Pasadena
Calif
Francis FE
Stevens
George
Francis
Simtanum
Lammanin' Pati
First National Bank
First Trias Savings Bank
Cute
Inter
Germinl Smployes
Wisconsin Grange eyes 1978 convention in Gelpit Wisconsin
Delegates at the fifty sixth Wisconsin Grange convention adjourned after inviting the National Grange to Wisconsin for its next annual gathering. They approve tax reductions for farms and homes, oppose income tax cuts, favor highway funding, and push for strict prohibition enforcement. The group supports direct primary and opposes irrigation projects and broad farm subsidies.
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Gelpit
Wis
National Grange
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Grange
Grange
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Council of Agriculture
Tegerad Farm Loan Act
Hoover backed by Creager for Republican nomination
Creager Texas Republican national committeeman endorses Herbert Hoover for the Republican presidential nomination. He praises Hoover as an effective executive and administrator with broad world affairs knowledge and loyalty to the Hoover era policies. Oscar Underwood predicts Al Smith will win the 1932 nomination and race.
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Washington, D. C
Creacer
Texas
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Creager
Abe
Conluiie
Maeken
Birmincham
United States
Oscar Wo Underwood
al Smith
Underwood
Smith
Weather Outlook And Regional Observations
A garbled weather bulletin notes strong winds and mixed skies. Forecasters indicate a cold front bringing southerly to westerly winds with cloudy, unsettled conditions tonight into Saturday across the region.
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Sun Son Daze
Iris
Minnesota
Tata
Trial Set Over 5000 Dollar Personal Injury Suit
A civil action seeks five thousand dollars in damages from Charles E. Nisor of Jantsville and the Tosal Raga Trena company for injuries after a treetop collision. The case will be heard before Judge Claude Z Luse in the U S district court here on Thursday.
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Mediton
Charies E Nisor
Jantsvill
Dudge Claude Z Luse
U.S District Court
Thesday
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