Greenwood trial details Kennedy murder case and testimony
At the Greenwood Mississippi murder trial of Dr Sarah Austy Dean charged with poisoning John Preston Kennedy the defense moves to strike testimony by Elmer Thalheimer about Kennedy s 10 day illness and the state battles over admissibility Judge Davis sustains the defense regarding Kennedy s sufferings description Thalheimer testified Kennedy returned from a midnight visit and remained ill for the 10 days before dying Insurance policies totaling 38508 were noted by the defense with double indemnity clauses The state called Mrs A Weiler Kennedy s and Thalheimer s mother in law asking if Kennedy drank prior to illness
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Dicense
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de Poetion
Thalheimer
Kennedy
Sid Kennedy
Heatty
Dean
Kenary
Bessie Barry Kenedy
Testate
Total Reg” Bsh
A. Weiler
Thalheimers
Grain Market Signals Dust Storms and Price Shifts
Grain prices rallied as rumors of dust storms spread from Nebraska to Kansas, with wheat futures gaining on fears of drought damage. Domestic wheat receipts rose at Minneapolis and Kansas City, while distant reports of government relief and large packers' shipments supported market optimism. In Chicago, corn and oats followed wheat higher as relief efforts and stronger cash markets absorbed supplies. Local San Antonio market notes show varied grain values for corn, white shelled maize, and oats amid mixed bids.
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Chicago
Securi
Repiris
Nesha
Kaneas Gare
Nebraska
Chica
Piers
Jaman
Alinneapolis
Kansas City
Wealth in Postwar America Shrinks Rich Men Count Drops
A historic chart tracks millionaire counts from 1919 onward, showing peaks at over 3 million dollars and sharp declines during the Great Depression. The number of earners in the top bracket fell from 65 to 21, then rebounded, with totals collapsing again in 1932. The piece observes policy ideas like steep progressive taxes to curb wealth growth, and notes any future recovery hinges on restoring large incomes and reconstituting the ranks of the ultra rich.
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Aly
Bloody Week in Oklahoma Claims Multiple Fatalities
Tulsa dispatch recounts one of Oklahoma's bloodiest weekends with four officers and three bandits dead in Sapulpa and Chelsea. Officers raided Lee Davis farm while bandits kidnapped Roy Dye and forced him to Port Smith before Dye was released. In Chelsea, Deputy Sheriff Powell and Bud Roberts were killed as Clanton and two companions opened fire. Clanton’s body later found in an alley.
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Okla
Dlahoma
Sapulpa
Matorday Merit
Chelsea
Foor
Offiers
Patree
Tom Brumley
C.F. Lloyd
Antsie Eiliott
Raymond Moore
Eldon Wilson
al Bul Wilson
Earl Powell
Sherified Rogers
Eq Clanton
Clanton
Slants
Roy Dye
Chrises
Port Smith
Lee Davis
Autlaws
Powell
Bud Roberts
K Info
Banriffs
Glanton
Dody
Spectator Notes Wall Street Trends and Market Activity
A spectator observes Wall Street movements with comments on stock prices, market momentum, and the broader economic vibe. The piece mentions July behavior, leadership signals, and how dollar trends may influence domestic markets over time.
Attorney Seeks Delay in Theft Trial in Georgetown
Texas February 5 Houston attorney Charles B. Stetningsteder aged 60 faced theft charges and fled a courtroom when the case was called. He requested a continuance as the matter was referred to a district court in Georgetown for further action.
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Georgetown
Texas
Charles B. Stetningsteder
Houston
Astrict
Hopkins and Pecora at White House judiciary dinner tale
Washington scoop recalls Harry Hopkins CWA head admiring Justice Cardozo and a White House judiciary dinner conversation. Pecora, Jackson, and policy figures appear in a rapid, anecdotal mosaic of New Deal era personalities, offices, and power plays across government.
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Uplycesal Errekcg, Inc
Washington, D.C
Harry Hopkins
CWA
Henjamin Cardozo
Hopkins
Carger
New York State
Tniat
Tale
Supreme Court
White House
Cardees
Cordova
Hot Jackson
Democratic National Committee
Three Boys Held in Extortion Plot in Augusta Maine
Merle W. Hughes, 18, Robert Brown, 38, and Gerald A. Towle, 10, were jailed in Augusta after plotting to extort $20,000 from William P. Vile by threatening his children. The case centers on a letter demanding payment under threat.
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Augusta Me
Edwardsville Woman Admits Aiding Slain Husband's Murder
A Granite City mother Gertrude Puhse 43 has confessed to aiding former officer Thomas Lehney 43 in the death of her husband William Puhse 43. Sheriff Fitzgerald announced the claim that she unlocked their home door and flashed a light to signal Lehney, who then shot Puhse as he slept and later killed himself.
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Edwardsville, II
Willam Puhse
Fiteger
Ruth Snyder-Judd Gray
Gertrude Putse
Granite City
Pitsgerald
Thomas Lehney
Puhse
Lehney
Pohse
Cotton Market Sees Mixed Opens in New Orleans
Cotton opened firm with heavy trade and speculative demand in New Orleans. Liverpool prices rose 10 to 31 points above due, with local rates steady after gains. July at 12.18, October at 12.20, up 12 to 18 points from Saturday, as stocks opened higher before retreating near mid session.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Iocal Raii
I.sze
Stocka
Tnt
Naif Heer
Dollar Quotations Tondon and Paris Exchange Rates Report
The text reports on currency movements with the United States dollar fluctuating around 4.0 francs and about 16.37 to the French franc in Paris trading. It notes the franc's weakness, pound interactions, and general market fragility amid mixed demand and renewed American currency offerings.
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United
Frank Plaka
Eon
General Salen
France
Paris
Feh
United Pirates
Secden
Elore
Stocks Move Higher in Early New York Trading
Stocks gained in early trading with rail, steel, amusement, motor and rail equipment shares lifting. Major advances of 1.5+ points came from American Telephone, U S Steel, Santa Fe, New York Central and several others while foreign exchange stayed unsettled and banking views weighed on the franc.
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New York
APS
American Telephone
U.S. Steel
Santa Fe
France
Delax
Wolke
Furninga
Pub Hc
Representa Bents
Tplur
Eppereniy
Bux Tersus Tae Steel
Enenes
Leas
Ooly Vt
Peties
Ievass
London
Treasury
London bar gold rises on London market report
Gold advanced 1 shilling 3 pence to 24s at London. Oasis scene noted with metal prices, while silver and bar markets show varying quotes in London and New York. Report appears from AP dispatch with scattered OCR errors but indicates a modest uptick in gold and unsettled silver pricing.
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London
Poultry and Provisions Market Report Chicago Feb 5
Chicago market notes include poultry receipts and prices for hens 5 pounds and under 33 cents per pound, leghorn and Plymouth Rock varieties, butter and dairy provisions with varied grades and prices, and New York reports on unsettled receipts. Also listed are potato markets in Chicago with tracking of western shipments, and state and Idaho price references.
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Chicago Poultry
Chicago
Plymouth Rock Benslers
Turkeys
Solams Ae Land Toms
Mohawk Carpet Mills Reports 1933 Net Profit
Mohawk Carpet Mills reports 1933 net profit of 448,971 equal to 6.1 cents a share. Inventory changes show 1,159% charge against surplus. Current assets December 31 totaled 7,520,889 with current liabilities 245,274. Edward G. Baddan, anmanyo, notes net gain. 1992 losses cited. 1902 figures referenced.
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New York
Mohawk Carpet Mills
Tne
Reporia
Tomyire
Fedward G
Badd Anmnany
Badd Wheel Company
Dividends Declared By Standard Oil Co of Chicago
Directors today declared a cash dividend of 25 cents a share on the companys common stock. The record date is February 15 and the dividend will be payable on March 15 to holders of record at close of business. A sale notice appears in classification 118, tight classified ads.
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Chicago
Fel
Standard 65
San Antonio Livestock Market Sees Mixed Calf and Hogs Activity
Receipts total 35,000 with cattle and calves showing a two way market. Yearlings and lightweight steers slip to steady or weak, while killing classes rise unevenly. Hogs and sheep trade varied with feeders steady, and reports note higher bids and regional price ranges across multiple weight categories and firms in Tioga and Kansas City regions.
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Catia
Veceiola
Ad Culves
Tolr Kiade
Tioga
Saals
Mil Rakowitz
Potert
Mra
Balter
Harry Karger
Kerry
ASB Tbs
Choice
Kansas City
Ealvea
Seere
Yegrtingn
Sieckers
Rizher
AE Tite Tay Poeservice
Banina
Owen Nna Wethers
Housing Ad Problems Stationed Transients At Camp Stanley
San Antonio news reports Housing still an ad problem as 440 transients at the Bexar county farm await relocation from Camp Stanley. Old Montgomery Ward buildings in San Antonio will be razed. materials salvage to aid new transient housing. Officials say about 2000 veterans may arrive. Camp Stanley buildings redirected to marshal commission use.
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Camp Stanley
Pureau
San Antonio
Bexar County
Munday Sct
Montgomery Ward
Sault St. Mary's Atreet
Thomas Adams
Montgomery-Ward
Camp Steatey
Adams
Southion
Arteams
Oklahoma
Texas
John 8
Charmers
Eighth Corps
Washington
Camp Stentey
Marshal B. Thompsay
End Reiler Commission Ab Sustin
Chambers
Market Prices for Fruits and Vegetables from State Fair
A long list shows prices for apples, peaches, berries, and tree fruits from Arkansas Black to Winesap. Officials report crates and per bushel rates, with tomatoes at 75 cents to $1 per four baskets and strawberries from $2.25 to $4.50 per crate, alongside dairy and poultry pricing ranges.
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Arkansas
Rome
Crete
Fellow
Granges
Oranges
Texas
Granger
Farsley
Colo
Idaho
Squast
Hubbard
Foreign Markets Amid Turbulent Global Signals
Markets showed mixed interest across fragateers and shares as global crise caused by French and international tensions weighed on sentiment. Trading closed regular with cautious gains and investors watching Paris Rentex and Berlin price movements for clues to future profitability.
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Lowlon
Hualnéss Laloday'a Hewaiin
Mle Aleck Exrhanke
Industriata
Atul
Bar Storks
Gobi
Peris
Isaaca
Teavis
Dut International
Beriin
Telliighires
Doget
Ee SY Saar
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