Neeson Gang Plans Bold Chicago Department Store Raid
Police reveal Nelson and gang planned a $10,000 raid on a Chicago department store with machine gun fire. The group’s Utah-like boast ended in a confrontation with federal agents. several members killed, while Nelson’s wife Helen Gillis and others remained at large. The case ties to public enemy No. 1 Alvin Karpis, linked to the Kansas City massacre and ongoing federal manhunt.
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George
Baby
Nelson
Rage
Chicago
Tasteau
Kiliex
Toohn Ditlinger
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Fliver Grove
Cowley
Hermann
Ombrey
Hollis
Fes
Nilson
John J. Sulivan
S Sllivan
Helen Gillis
Alvin Harris
Sidneper
Barrington
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Welsons
Aretene
Ranald
Gillis
America
Piso
Washington, D.C
Alvin Karpis
Public Enemy No. 1
Ledexer
Ellewed
Department Oia Justice
Samost P. Cowley
Herman &. Hollis
Kansas City
Karpis
Goverm Sents
Department of Justice
Raymond J. Caffrey
Knsas
Divorce Petition Filed By Marla Jernive In Chicago Opera Circles
Chicago reports Marla Jernive, a Vienna bred soprano with the Chicago Grand Opera company, seeks a divorce from her husband, the violinist Haron Leoneld von Popper. The divorce action is said to be filed as the singer plans remarriage to a wealthy New York man once the decree is granted. The gossip notes that Jeritza Ton may have known of the affair, but kept details private.
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Marla
Jernive
Donca
Chicago Grand Opera Company
Ner Mie
Haron Leoneld Vim Popper
Vienne
New York
Ssron von Popper
America
Jeries Me
Musical End Society
Wes
Fas
Jeritza Ton
Ferguson Grants Pardons and Extensions in Clemency List
Governor Miriam A. Ferguson announced clemency actions including five conditional pardons and one general pardon. The list also provided a guided extension for a convict, reflecting state mercy measures amid a broader clemency effort.
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Bexar
Austin
Miriam A. Ferguson
Trade of benches by district judges noted
District Judge 3 B Cart of Floresville will exchange benches with Judge W W McGrory of the Binoty tanians district. Bron day.
Hauptmann Still Silent on Lindbergh Case
In Flemington New Jersey Richard Hauptmann remains silent regarding the Lindbergh baby kidnapping case. He refuses to disclose information to his attorneys before trial stating he will tell his full story in court only. His defense team and friends speculate about potential disclosures but Hauptmann has not altered his stance.
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Flemington
N. J
Braun
Richard Hauptmann
Universal Service
Hauptmann
Lloyd Fisher
Edward Reilly
James M. Paycett
Isidor Misch
Floyd Gibbons Father Dies in Washington D C
E T Gibbons aged 74 father of Floyd Gibbons noted war correspondent and newspaperman died in Washington early today after lingering illness. He pioneered in the chain store field, conducting business in Washington and later Minneapolis and Chisago, retiring in 1916 after his sons Floyd and Edward began to gain prominence in journalism.
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E. T. Gibbons
Floyd Gibbons
Aingering
Gibbons
Washington
Minneapolis
Chisago
Floyd
Edward
Lloyd's Bets 7 to 1 Against 1985 War
Lloyd's underwriters, seen as the boldest group in the world, rate the chance of war in Europe within a year at seven to one. A $1 stake earns $7 if a war breaks out, reflecting their blunt wager on looming conflict across European frontiers.
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Lloyd's
London
Des
Morro Officers Freed on Bonds
Acting Captain William P. Warms and Chief Engineer Eben Abbott of the Morro Castle were freed on $2500 bail each after being charged with criminal negligence in the disaster that claimed 134 lives. The two men appeared dazed by the arrest as bail was posted.
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INS
William P. Warms
Eben
Abbott
Morro Castle
Warms
Workers tity AQ HR Progra Washington D. G. Dec 1
Washington dispatch reports the president issued a decree replacing a 1 B hour workweek with a continuation of the old 40 hour schedule. The executive order takes effect today amid expected noncompliance by many cotton garment employers despite a district court injunction against NRA and cotton garment code authority. Officials warn violations could be taken as their own peril.
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District Court
NRA
Cotton Garment Code Authority
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