Airplanes join in hunt for Pretty Boy Floyd in Missouri
In a broad search across Missouri officers pursue Charles Arthur Floyd and two unidentified companions after reports of sightings near Moberly and Mexico. A running gun battle in Iowa and a pursuit near Kingdom City and Cresco illustrate the widening manhunt across the state.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Charles Arthur
Pretty Boy
Kansas City Union Station
Thomas Bush
Kansas City
Floyd
Adam Richetti
Department of Justice
State Highway Patrol
Moberly
Ed Ginther
Mexico
Minnesota
Iowa
Fulton
Missouri State Highway Patrol
Oklahoma
Highway 54
Charles
Pretty Roy) Floyd
Illinois
Cresco
Pretty
Eastern New Mexico State Fair earns record net in Roswell
The Roswell Merchants Association heard a preliminary financial statement showing the Eastern New Mexico State Fair as the most financially successful yet staged in Roswell. Net earnings totaled 300.53 after donations, with 52,000 estimated attendance and receipts of 6501.18 against 5583.75 in disbursements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FERA
Fair Association
Poorbaugh
Roswell
Lloyd Steinmann
Mountain States Fire Prevention Bureau of Denver
New Mexico seeks extradition of burglar in Texas
Sheriff Ira Allen of Quay county seeks extradition of Jim Poe held in Pampa Texas on burglary charges and tied to a gang arrest in Las Vegas Estancia and other New Mexico counties. In Kentucky a kidnapping ransom case reemerged as Mrs Alice Speed Stollen’s abductor demanded 50009 dollars. her husband Berry Stoll pursued clues with a detective as authorities note special hotlines and security steps.
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Tucumcari
N. M
Ira Allen
Quay County
A. W. Heckenhall
Jim Poe
Pampa
Texas
New Mexico
Poe
Allen
Las Vegas
Estancia
Quay
Harding
San Miguel
Torrance
Louisville
Alice Speed
Young Society
Berry
Stoll
Kentucky
Hodgenville
Greensboro
Glasgow
Bryn Mawr
Williams
Speed
Department of Justice
Greensburg
Elizabethtown
Charleston
W. Va
Walter Childres
Alice
Sto 1
Childres
John
Athens
Berry V. Stoll
Louisville, Ky
International Alustre
Meat animal herd to hit 35 year low this winter
Washington reports that by early winter the number of meat animals will be the smallest in 35 years due to drought. Severe feed shortages 3 million tons of grains and 1.6 million tons of hay push slaughter, with higher feed costs and pork output rising versus beef and mutton. Farmers lack awareness of tightening supplies.
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Washington
Bureau of Agriculture Economics
Chester C. Davis
Bureau
Roswell stockman J P White flies to San Antonio for hospital care
J P White, prominent Roswell stockman, travels in a chartered Douglas monoplane with two physicians and family to Nix Hospital in San Antonio, seeking to improve his serious condition. The Lindbergh Line plane, capable of 228 mph, departed Roswell after a 1 hour 20 minute flight from Albuquerque with a planned refueling stop at Hig Springs.
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TWA
Mr. White
San Antonio Hospital
J. P. White
Roswell
Mane
San Antonio
Texas
Nix
J. P. White Sr
J. P. White Jr
M. W. Hodges
C. F. Beeson
G.W. Griswold
H. H. McGee
Howard Amason
Charles Boring
Ted Weaver
Albuquerque
Kansas City
George Lusk
Weaver
Hig Springs
White
Ballard
Labor hostile to Williams sparks AFL demand for impartial probe
In San Francisco on October 12 the American Federation of Labor adopted a unanimous resolution criticizing S Clay Williams an NRA official and urging President Roosevelt to conduct an impartial investigation into Williams hostile attitude toward labor.
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San Francisco
S. Clay Williams
NRA
Roosevelt
William
American Federation of Labor
Deans and Dizzy Shine in Detroit Baseball Scene
Beverly Hulls notes a Detroit ball game and early breakfast, praising Dizzy Deans and Paul Deans for pitching with a Walter Johnson-like swing. He spots Walter Johnson and Tris Speaker in top form, and predicts Rabbit Deans will compete next year as small colleges challenge big teams in football.
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Beverly Hulls
Detroit
Deans
Diz
Paul
Dizzy
Walter Johnson
Walter
Tris Speaker
Rabbit
Daddy Browning Dies This Morning in Scarsdale
Edward West Browning, 60, a New York real estate operator and husband of the former Peaches Heenan, died at 10 30 this morning in a converted private hospital in Scarsdale. He suffered a cerebral hemorrhage last June and was transferred from a New York hospital last month. Biographers described him as a publicity seeker with a social work image, while a Carmel, New York justice labeled him fond of sensational publicity and adopting young girls.
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Scarsdale
N. Y
Edward West Browning
New York
Heenan
Browning
Carmel
Supreme Court
Four Million Families On Relief Rolls
Washington report shows relief rolls rose to four million families in August from July’s 3.8 million. Public unemployment relief outlays climbed to about 147 million dollars in August from 130.9 million in July. Preliminary September city reports indicate relief rolls nearly steady and outlays decreased to 46.3 million from 49.3 million in the prior month.
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Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
Hopkins
Migratory Fowl Season Opens Tomorrow in New Regulation Era
Santa Fe announced by State Game Warden Elliott Barker opens migratory fowl season starting tomorrow. Season runs two days weekly on Saturdays and Sundays for 14 weeks with a daily bag limit of 12 birds and species limits. New federal duck tax requires a federal stamp with state licenses, obtainable at most post offices. Hours run sunrise to sunset replacing prior pre sunrise start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Elliott Barker
Barker
Archbishop Gerken Lays Cornerstone in Albuquerque Church
Archbishop Rudolph A. Gerken officiated at the cornerstone laying for a new $30,000 St. Charles Boromeo Church in Albuquerque. The project will serve a 60 member parish and be ready for occupancy in December. He was joined by Monsignor A. Estvelt after blessing the cornerstone and walls.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Rudolph A. Gerken
Santa Fe
St. Charles Boromeo
Gerken
Monsignor
A. Estvelt
Two Suspects Admit Being in Yugoslav Plot
Paris police disclosed that Yaroslav Novak and Ivan Rajtich alias Vladislav Benes confessed they were sent to France on a secret Yugoslav mission. They did not know the objective, described as a blind order to be guided by others in Paris. They shared a Paris hotel with Petrus Kalemen, the assassin of King Alexander and Louis Barthou, and Rajtich said his false Czechoslovak passport named Benes was handed to him in Paris by a Serbo-Croatian speaker named Sarbot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Surete Nationale
Yaroslav Novak
Ivan Rajtich
Vladislav Benes
France
Paverich
Rajtich
Surete
Novak
Petrus Kalemen
Alexander
Louis Barthou
Kalemen
Benes
Sarbot
Novel
Nikomir Nalis
Nalis
Fontainebleau Forest
Sylvester Malny
Egon Kramer
Aix-ln-Province
Farnce
Marseille
CATTLE BUYING TO RESTART IN NEW MEXICO SOON
Drought relief cattle purchases funded by a 1 485 000 allocation for New Mexico are set to resume in Chaves county and across the state next Monday. W L Elser of State College says county quotas will be wired to agents by weekend. Chaves county meets Monday to allocate its share.
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New Mexico
Chaves County
W. L. Elser
State College
J. R. Thomas
Capt. Mossman
Harry Petrie
FERA
Denver
Sen Lewis denies further dollar devaluation
Senator Lewis of Illinois says no changes in the dollar value or other inflation measures are being considered by the administration. He clarifies that Senator Bulkley’s remark about a possible devaluation was a misinterpretation and that President Roosevelt does not contemplate any further devaluation.
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Washington
Lewis
Illinois
Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee
White House
Bulkley
Dohio
Roosevelt
Associated Press
Mrs Julia Marsh Leaves After Arkansas Visit
Mrs Julia Marsh departed yesterday afternoon for Arkadelphia Arkansas following a three week stay with her son Freeman Marsh in the local area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Marsh
Arkadelphia
Arkansas
Freeman Marsh
Cooperative Plan for NRA Enforcement Outlined
Donald R. Richberg said after a conference with President Roosevelt that enforcement of NRA codes would be handled by cooperative efforts among the NRA, the Justice Department, and the Federal Trade Commission. He noted no formal enforcement organization would be created, and he spoke after meeting with Attorney General Cummings and FTC Chairman Garland S. Ferguson.
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Washington
Donald R. Richberg
Recovery Agency
Roosevelt
NRA
Justice Department
Federal Trade Commission
Richberg
Cummings
Garland S. Ferguson
The
Trade Commission
Garfield declares laws unconstitutional in Hawaii sugar case
James R. Garfield, in a closing argument before the District of Columbia Supreme Court, contends that the government’s new system of controlled agricultural production violates the constitution and overrides federal laws. He represents the Hawaiian Sugar Planters Association opposing Agriculture Secretary Wallace’s use of the Jones Costigan Sugar Act in Hawaii.
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Washington
James R. Garfield
District of Columbia Supreme Court
United States
Hawaiian Sugar Planters Association
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
Hawaii
Garfield
Hawian Planters
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Pretty Boy” Floyd
Merchants’ Meet
Eam
U. S
Charge Willams
Bie
Yugoslav
Elser
Cooperative Plan
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