Evidence Links Hauptmann Ransom to Income for Murder Trial
Cutting Gets Election Certificate To U.S. Senate id. ene em 7 Toe 0 Strong Evidence Be Used By State Against Hauptmann for Murder Fremington, N. J., Dec. 31 AP Bruno Richard Hauptmann's pocket notebooks, containing careful accounts of his expenses, will be used to show the $50,000 Lindbergh ransom figured in his income. A woman witness who saw wrapped currency in a cabinet and Betty Gow, nurse of the slain Lindbergh baby, are set to testify. Prosecutors seek to undermine Hauptmann's claim that ransom money was hidden by a stock market earnings remark. The state aims to prove the cash was connected to his finances through a federal expert tracing the money in and out of his ledgers. The case hinges on the baby’s sleeping suit and the ransom’s link to the suspect’s expenditures.
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Betty Gow
Isadore Fisch
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Miss Gow
Dow To Represent N M At Oil Meet
Attorney Hiram M. Dow of Roswell will leave for Ponca City Oklahoma to represent governor elect Clyde Tingley at a conference of oil producing states. The meeting aims to plan voluntary interstate cooperation to curtail production and prevent waste of oil and gas resources.
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Hiram M. Dow
Roswell
Ponca City
Oklahoma
Clyde Tingley
E. W. Marland
United States
Marland
Dow
Tingley
Federal Men Close In On Dillinger Gang
Chicago December 31 AP government pressed after the Dillinger gang with John Paul Chase facing a death demand. Federal agents seek 16 to 18 suspects who sheltered Chase and Baby Face Nelson as they fled from Wisconsin to California and Nevada after the Little Bohemia raid. Nelson and Chase had returned east weeks before the Barrington killings of two agents as the year ends.
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Dillinger
John Paul Chase
San Francisco
Chase
George
Baby Face
Nelson
California
Nevada
Liberty
Little Bohemia
Wisconsin
Barrington
Investigations and accountability from a Hollywood reader
A Hollywood reader contemplates investigations, noting the impracticality of anyone being spotless. The letter argues middle life includes foolish actions and humorously invites an investigating committee, pleading guilty to seek mercy.
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Hollywood
California
Lost Fliers Found In Adirondacks After Rescue
Four survivors of Friday’s plane crash near Morehouseville N Y were brought to St Elizabeths hospital Utica and three others walked with rescuers through three feet of snow. One man with a wounded hip remained at the wreck awaiting sled removal as the party reached Morehouseville by midafternoon.
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Here
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Utica
Adirondacks
State Conservation Department
Hoffmeister
Conservation Department
Hamilton Chequers
CCC
Ernest
Dale
Dryer
Albany
Adirondack Mountains
Lieut. C. ©. Jakway
Massachusetts National Guard
President Roosevelt opposes immediate bonus payment
President Roosevelt writes to Commander Garland R. Farmer of the American Legion Henderson Texas that paying the adjusted service certificates now would not aid veterans. He explains the bonus shows 25 percent added for deferred payment and interest, noting most veterans have borrowed against certificates and that the government has not faced a direct obligation to pay immediately.
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Roosevelt
Garland R. Farmer
American Legion
Henderson
Texas
Farmer
Congress
Battle over New Mexico senate seat ends with Cutting certificate
Santa Fe AP reports New Mexico's state canvassing board issued a certificate to Bronson Cutting after the state supreme court dismissed election litigation. Dennis Chavez challenged Cutting’s win claiming unregistered votes. The fight shifts to Washington as Chavez and allies consider further action.
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Senate
New Mexico State Supreme Court
Dennis Chavez
Bronson Cutting
United States
Fort Sumter
Cutting
Chavez
Supreme Court
High Court
Supreme Court Acts
Washington
Hannett
Byrnes
Senate Commmiittee
Privileges and Election Committee
Joe Robinson
John Miles
SAP
State Supreme Court
Planus
New Mexico
Clyde Tingley
J. J. Dempsey
Paul Gonzales
Mandamus
Cong
San Miguel
Secretary of State
Forthcom
Oklahoma Military Polo Team Wins Series Openers
In Los Angeles on December 31, Oklahoma Military Academy polo team split the three match series with Stanford. Stanford’s Will Rogers Jr. scored three goals as Stanford triumphed 5 to 2 in the final game, while Oklahoma had already taken two prior contests. Will Rogers Jr. is noted as Claremore’s famed citizen.
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Los Angeles
Oklahoma Military Academy
Claremore
Stanford University
Oklahoma
Stanford
Will Rogers, Jr
Young Will
60 Day Jail Sentence for Drunk Driving
Judge James B. McGhee sentenced Ramon Gallegos and Eleazar Guajardo to 60 days in jail after they pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated. The charge stemmed from a December 24 automobile accident on Main Street injuring Roberto Escobar when the car they rode in turned over between Second and Third streets.
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James B. McGhee
Ramon Gallegos
Eleaterio Guadjardo
Roberto Escobar
Gallegos
Guarjaro
Escobar
New Year Greetings From The Record
Tomorrow is New Year Day and The Record will not be issued. Wishing readers a Happy New Year and a prosperous 198.
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Helena
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Herman P. Hollis
Mt. Shasta
Cal
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McNeaue
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