Dr Wynekoop Convicted in Operating Table Murder
A jury convicted Dr Wynekoop of murdering her daughter in law in a case described as the operating table horror. The sentence fixed at 25 years in prison, with appeals planned. The courtroom scene showed the condemned woman wheeled from the room in silence as supporters and foes reacted to the verdict.
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Chicago
Lhe Wynekoop
Hera
Noverray 21
Harry . Mier
Onan
Walker
Cath
Man
Tor
Itial
Suséme Court
Wynckoop
Ison
Deatil
Convican
S. Dougherty
Dendant
Wyeman
Fred Oyiutt
Fr. Winekoop
Catherine
Rheta
Walker Wynekoop
Ithering Sid
Ardine Gardner
Todianapolis
Brheta
Dougheris
Alice Lindsay Wyne
COOP
Rey
Criminal Court
Harry B. Xiler
Winekoop
Toure Suiley Aind
Naval powers strengthen plan for fleet expansion
The article summarizes naval spending across nations. The US Senate passed a 500 million dollar bill to boost the navy toward treaty units, with reconsideration pending. France approves an 858.9 million program for a 26,000 ton warship, two submarines and a torpedo destroyer. Britain cites 2948.75 million pounds for four cruisers and twenty other vessels, while Italy reportedly contemplates a 25,000 ton battleship to counter France’s Dunkerque.
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New York
United States Senate
Roosevelt
Chamber of Deputies
British Admiralty
Italy
Giornale d Italia
Jail Bribe Probe Ties Dillinger Gang to Pierpont Case
Brig. Gen. Harold M. Bush announced investigations show a deputy at the Allen county jail offered $1,000 to smuggle a gun to Harry Pierpont and Charles Makley while they await trial for first degree murder in Sheriff Sar’s October slaying. The remarks tie politics and underworld alliance to Lima’s dangers amid the Dillinger gang case.
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Lins
Harry Pierpont
John Dillinger
Harold M. Bush
National Guard
Lima
Pierpont
Phate
J Sar
Dillineer
Allen County
J Re
General Bush
Charles Makley
Russell Clark
Dillinger
Men Charged Over City and CWA Checks in Sheboygan
In Sheboygan Wisconsin authorities charged several men with receiving both city checks and CWA pay for the same work. The common council instructed the mayor to discharge any city employee found to have benefited from the illicit pay.
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Shebaygan
Wis
Cammeon Council
Roosevelt Nickname Prevention Code Dates Controversy
A 1934 United Press item discusses a code proposal to curb nicknames for Roosevelt grandchildren and related family figures. The piece notes private discussions by Mrs. Roosevelt and others about acceptable forms of address, including fears the public may adopt informal terms despite intended limits.
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Roosevelt
United Press
Jazzie
Sis- Lie
Buazzie
Bankers Had Information Ahead of Airmail Contracts
Washington testimony before the Senate special airmail committee alleged that bankers including J. P. Morgan & Co. sold 4,500 United Aircraft shares before government cancellations. Witnesses claimed international bankers knew of the Watres act implications, with motives tied to expediting passage and possible improper influence tied to Senator Fess and other figures.
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Washkington— i
Thal &. P. Morgan & Co
United Aircraft
Senate
International
Hoover Administration
Ellers Robinson
Morgan Seligman
Indiana
Byre
Temple
Hoover
Jack
Gharled With Killing Man in Dispute Reported
Fraisin du Chien and Wisi A were scheduled for a preliminary hearing following the death of John Warren. Warren was struck on the head with a cane during a dispute, according to witnesses at the scene.
Hotels and Dr Boren Face $609000 Suit Over Outbreak
The Borens filed a Cook County suit against the Congress Hotel Chicago and Dr Herman Boren health official for 609000 alleging severe intestinal infection after a summer outbreak of amoebic dysentery tied to hotel stay. Investigations show more than 100 similar suits nationwide, with about 49 deaths linked to the outbreak and 4 cases traced to Chicago hotels.
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Clarence Borenland
Gootrnds
Marianite
Congress Hotel
L@f
Chicago
Herman Bunan
Boren
Cook County Superior Eaturl
Cowaoy
Morris Pishbrit
Americam Medical
Vancouver
B.C
Texas Chowan
Ore
Wudar
Fair weather outlook and cold snaps across regions
Text appears as garbled OCR with scattered place names and dates. It references a fair night and milder southeast, colder northwest, Minnesota mentions, and a weather watch from Yuekstaff Observatory noting a Monday event and a forecast around late June. The passage is not coherent enough to extract a clear report.
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Nish
Minnesota
Bbenerally
Sauih Dakelim
Ahkosh Northwestern
A.m
Teham
Wy Milwalker
Lonitpotelios
Ariz
Abiia Maarties
Ming
Youlus
Minn
Prom Yuekstaff Observatory
Break From Texas Prison Ends in Gunfire and Wounds
Five inmates escaped from a Texas prison using a makeshift breach. Guards responded, wounding several as a dawn pursuit unfolded. Names include Edward McArthur, Prelde Anehy, and others tied to the Taylor and Galveston counties. An earlier coordinated breakout attempt mirrored by a separate group is noted.
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Huntsville
Haren
Porter Gunre
Aod
Edward McArthiys
Galveston
Prelde Anehy
Taylor, McGlelland Counkies
Teo O Priatintts
Thuy
Narnia
Roosevelt program faces clash over 30 hour week bill
U.S. industry risks disruption if Congress enacts a uniform 30 hour work week. President Roosevelt’s plan to shorten hours faces resistance from NRA leaders, business groups, and lawmakers amid debates on job preservation and labor organization.
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Congress
Lyle C. Wilson
United 2
United Press
Hugh S. Johnson
William P. Connery, Jr
Mpn
Lyons
Mags
Hearing resumes in Happ will case with private testimony
Parts of Mrs. Fred Stanhilder testimony were read in chambers and copies of records introduced to challenge earlier statements. Adverse examination continued under Judge Beglinger with Oshkosh city counsel participating. hearings focus on the will of Mary Mead Happ and alleged undue influence by the former housekeeper.
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Fred Stanhilder
Bernice M Spoo
Happ
Stanhilder
Spoo
Ted
Stanhilbur
Pred
Dsohn
Thompson
Mra. Spoo
Oshkosh
DBD
Allen
Japan
Disjointed OCR Reflects NRA Code Debate and Hearings
Fragmentary text records a Washington hearing on regulatory codes, exemptions, and compliance with potential blocks and hearings. References to NRA, price controls, and open rule proposals appear amid garbled names, figures, and policy terms, indicating a chaotic transcript excerpt.
Rumors of Revolt Prompt Armament of Havana Palace Roof
Reports from Havana describe growing rumors of revolt in Cuba that led authorities to place guns atop the palace. The cabinet held a Monday session under President and ministers who pledged to uphold constitutional guarantees while ordering the expulsion of alien agitators. Police and soldiers searched pedestrians as the country tightened security amid unrest rumors.
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Cuba
Ander Che Sponan
Marea
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