Robbery gang leaders emerge in Ozarks heist spree
A cigaret smoking woman led an Ozarks gang that abducted six men, robbed three stores, and looted a marshal’s arsenal across Crane and neighboring counties. Victims included Wight svBtechman W. E. Rickman and seven others. The gang's crime wave began in Billings on Oct 3 and spread to Nixa, with multiple car assaults and guard presences. In Galena, four men fled after a bank holdup attempt, despite a threat to the cashier area.
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W. E. Rickman
Thece
Buddy Merrill
Oral Stevens
Bill Drews
Tom Hemphill
Missouri Pacific Railway Company
Sve Hemphill
Milng
Ofice
Marchal
W. R. Wilks
Te RaNg
Sevi
Rane
Quirk
Sagar
Atcha
Aner Siling
Baggett
Iman
Billings
Nixa
Janesville
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Ve MeQne
Buss Drug
Sieves
Galena
Kan
Bank of
Government to Extradite Poderjay Amid Missing Person Case
Vienna reports the government plans to extradite Ivan Poderjay, linked to the disappearance of Agnes Tufferson in New York. Detective Jacob von Weistnstein awaits transfer in Lopcon for custody, with possible handover at a frontier port. Alternative routes to Germany are also noted.
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Vienna
Ivan ‘Dierjay
Foght
New York
Agnes Tufferson
Ation Tomorrer
Poderjar
Jacob von Weistnstein
Lopcon
Boderjar
Sogn
Br Atan
Alan Frontier
Poderjay
Jon Weisenstein
Germany
Bern
Alienation Case Settled in Court For Sum of $100
In Janesville Wisconsin a circuit court settled an alienation of affections suit filed by Mrs. Maude Stark against Mrs. Martha McDonough Edgerton with the defendant paying 100. Stark had divorced her husband Herman Stark last spring and then filed the suit.
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Janesville
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Maude Stark
Etgerton
Martha McDonough
Roosevelt presses Louisiana on debt rules in PWA era
President Roosevelt sought from Governor Allen a clear policy on debt postponement and public indebtedness in Louisiana as part of coordinating 1935 PWA funding. Investigators examine if a moratorium affects state and federal obligations. Huey Long will address the issue on joining Congress in Washington.
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Washington
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Roosevelt
PWA
O. K. Allen
White House
Alice
Wasse
Long
Allen
New Orleans
O. Ko Alica
Congress
Reports deny injury to King Zog amid Albanian revolt
In Athens Greek and Albanian papers spread unconfirmed claims that King Zog was slightly wounded by guards in Tirana after a palace incident. The Albanian government and cabinet deny the reports as baseless amid ongoing upheaval led by a rebel claimant.
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Athens
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Tirana
Ith Laldes
Nebraska Treasurer Refuses Bond Request in Lincoln
Lincoln, Neb. Official notice reports Treasurer George Hull saying bonding companies refused his request for a 1,000,000 official bond. He states after tomorrow Nebraska will have an official treasurer.
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Lincoln
Neb
George Hull
Nebraska
Threat of Taxes Is the Answer to The Bonus Appeal
Debates in Washington center on immediate payment or tax hikes to fund a billion-dollar agenda. President pro tempore Byras and Speaker Byrne push for a plan honoring the bonus while senators weigh the admin’s tax proposal and a looming fiscal deadline.
New Year’s Wave Claims 175 Lives Across North
A brutal New Year’s wave caused over 100 deaths from auto crashes fires and other mishaps across the northern half of the nation with Wisconsin Michigan and Pennsylvania reporting multiple fatalities. A Waukesha infant suffocated in a parked car and six floors tumbled after smoke spilled into a Buffalo hotel room. The weather brought heavy snow in the east and a sharp cold snap in the center while national headlines noted an automobile crash involving Franklin D Roosevelt Jr in Warne.
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Cherokee County
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Tex
Buffalo
Robert Patton
Wisconsin
Michigan
Central West
Atlantic Seaboard
Maine
Vermont
New Hampshire
Pennsylvania
National
Miwaukee
Hany Hanon
Waterford
Highway K
James Becker
Thomas Stavendes
Frank Chaparas
Bennie Fernandez
Ben Bansenbach
Waupun
Hartford
Roland Schilihabel
Philadelphia
Franklin Dewho Roosevelt, Jr
Vic
Warne
Edward Nexman
Radnor
Howard C. Harbison
Kan
Gan
Saul
Little Falls
Tate
Japanese Naval Officer Suspect Interviewed In Florida
In St Petersburg a man claiming to be Yoshio Matsuda a Japanese naval lieutenant commander was detained while photographing Lincoln Water Front. He bought a ticket to New York and said he would stop in Washington. Immigration officials said no passport evidence or official custody. the man claimed to be on a naval mission and to have photographed in America. Detective Lipphard said he held a student command rank and had sent films to New York for printing and dispatch to Japan. He entered the U S at San Francisco and a private photo cache was confiscated along with undeveloped film and a moving picture reel. The S S Trenton was anchored nearby.
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St. Petersburg
Fla
Yoshio Matsuda
Lin
New York
Matsuda
Wasington
Hopkins
Tampa
Naval Department
Tokio
Navy
Japan
E. £. Lipphard
Americas
Lipphard
United States
San Francisco
S. B. Hopeins
Seattle
U.S. S
Trenton
Special Naval Servicer Squadron
Magnusen Named City Attorney in Oshkosh
Mayor Oaks announced the resignation of city attorney Robert I. Thompson and the appointment of Lewis C. Magnusen to fill the unexpired term ending May 1. Magnusen, 37, is a UW graduate, son of Carl S. Magnusen, and previously with Thompsons Gruenewald Frye and D. K. Allen. Thompson resigned to devote time to his firm after his father’s death.
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George F. Oaks
Robert KR. Thompson Fleft
Magnusen
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Thompson
John C.thompson
Thompsons
Gruenewald
Frye
Devoire
Oaks
Robert I. Thompson
Lewis C. Magnusen
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Thompsons, Gruene- Wald & Frye
John C. Thompson
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Chase
Cnunell
WIS i Republicas
Scott Street
Oshkosh
Oshkosh Normal School
University of Wisconsin
Thompsons, Gruenewald & Frye
D. K Allen
Robert R. Thompson
Notice of Appeal Filed in Sensenbrenner Case
Counsel filed a notice of appeal in the Sensenbrenner case involving Lois Taom Nichols and F J Sensenbrenner. The court's special verdict awarded Nichols 22 000, with subsequent partial reversal by Judge Helincer. appeals for the defendants were scheduled for the January term, while judgment had not yet been entered.
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Lois Taom Nichols F. J. Serikenbrenner Sire
State Supreme Cours
Nichols
Beginger
Nia Lone
Stasenbrenner
Neenan
Helincer
Née Cocwen
Ot Ict
Ra Oor Sompany
aysClark Company
Ake Bad ‘Tale
Merchant Marine Held at Anchor by General Strike
Fragmentary text reports merchant marines held at anchor due to a general strike. Names and places are unclear, with multiple garbled phrases and nonstandard spellings making specifics uncertain. The item appears to be a brief wire-story style update about a maritime labor action and its immediate effect on ship operations.
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Merchant Marine
General Strike
Jury Selection Underway in Hauptmann Trial at Flemington
Reported today the jury for the Hauptmann murder trial was rapidly assembling with about 32 prospective jurors to be tested. Judge Trenchard warned jurors to avoid public material as defense and prosecution teams worked through 22 questioned individuals.
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Flemington
N. S
Bruno Hichard Hauptmann
Charlie A. Lindbergh, Jr
Ning
Bruno Richard Hauptntant
Veniremen
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Anna Hauptmann
Bronx
Mannfrich
Charley FP
Snyder
Rosie Pill
Verna Snyder
Charles Walton
Walton
Literary
Weather Shifts From Cold to Warmer Across State
Readable text notes a move from bitter cold to milder conditions across Wisconsin with subzero readings yesterday improving by daybreak. Milwaukee reported near freezing while Superior and several northern stations stayed around or above zero as a forecast for colder air returned tomorrow.
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Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Superior
Napoleon letters sold rights to United Feature Syndicate
The French government announced that Napoleon I letters to Marie Louise have been sold to United Feature Syndicate with exclusive publication rights outside France, while Bibliotheque Nationale retains domestic publication rights. The sale covers all reprint and translation rights for non French territories, as negotiations proceed under Education Ministry supervision.
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Ralph Heineen
United Press
Varis
Napoleon
France
Moscow
Bibliotheque Nationale
United Feature Syudicate
Tie United Feature Syndicate
Biblotheque Nationale
Ute Cer
Iy Ister
Andre Muilarn
Julien Cain
Pee See
Aanet
Vienna
Aes Lane Ietters
No Opposition to Yang for Speaker in Democratic Nominating Votes
Washington reports no opposition to Joseph W. Byrnes or Yang for speaker as Democrats nominate leaders for the Seventy fourth Congress. Senate Democrats unanimously back Joseph T. Robinson as leader while Roosevelt convenes leaders to finalize plans. Details remain unspecified as party meetings set the stage for the opening session.
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D. C
Senate Democrats
Sen
Joseph T. Robinson
Roosevelt
House Democrats
Josiah W. Burns
Tennessee
Senate
J. Hamilton Dewis
Ilinois
Hugo K. Black
Alabama
Key Pittman
Nevada
Piri Tempore
Donahey
Ohio
Boore
New Jersey
Thi
Socratic’ High’ Command
Rooevelt
Congress
White House
Bonus
World Court
House
Joseph W. Syms
Senate Dem
Sentor Robinson
Atlantas
Peace in Europe Accord Report Says Progress Made
Ambitious terms for a European settlement surface in reported accord discussions. Notable figures referenced include premier Mus and other regional leaders as talks aim to ease tensions and secure a broader peace framework across nations. Independent observers note cautious optimism amid ongoing diplomatic activity.
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