Handwriting debates in Lindbergh ransom case
Testimony on handwriting continues with experts asserting Bruno Hauptmann wrote the ransom notes and Fisch could not. prosecution details focus on unique letter forms and a single sheet of paper. The defense hints Fisch may have copied Hauptmann’s script, while witnesses discuss note origins and letter characteristics.
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Hauptmann
S Popt
Hauptmannn
Tyrrell
Popé
Lie
St 14
Germany
Stewdersey
Fisch
Heupt- Mann
Ranson
Albert S. Osborn
el- Gridge W. Stein
Taperm
Hrupt- Mand
Bronx
Hauptmasin
Sven
Ostorn
Stein
New York
Def
State
Perls
Lindbergh
Lie Wale
San Juan
Texas
Rio Grande Valley
Texas Citrus Growers League
Girl Lost 45 Years Found With Indians
Mare Gillespie, missing at age 2 from near Thessalon, Ontario, has been found living with an indigenous group near Hodson Bay. Officials say she appears to have been abducted and raised by nomadic people, with her brother investigating leads after a woodsman reported a woman resembling her speaking to an aviator last summer. The tale aligns with longstanding disappearance narratives and raises questions about the child’s true origin and guardianship.
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Shalon
Ont
Usi
Fortor
Mare Gillespie
Indlare
Hodson Bay
Thessalon
Om the Jara
Texas Crops Grow Slightly in 1935 Report
Texas figures from the federal crop report show 41400 acres planted in 1935 up 1 percent from 1934. The indicated yield per acre is 225 bushels, compared with 208 bushels in 1934.
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Texas
Popeye
Len
Willixely
Federal Department of Agriculture
Mission Couple Celebrates Golden Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Gustave Edward Rome marked their 50th wedding anniversary in Mission Texas They have lived in the Mission community since 1908 He is 72 and she is 67 They wed in St James Parish Louisiana on January 12 1885 The Romes helped establish early Mission life and built one of the first two houses in 1910
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Mission
Texas
Gustave Edward Rome
Romes
Rome
St James Parish
Louisiana
Ube
Mistian
Foregagts on bold case favor UO Washington
Forecasters in Washington predicted the Supreme Court would rule conservatively to uphold the New Deal act canceling the gold clause in about 69 billion dollars of securities. The group warned of possible drastic steps, including a constitutional amendment, if the decision favored the government being adverse to the gold clause. Representative Quinn urged Congress to fix the dollar’s gold content and fineness to prepare for any adverse ruling.
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Washington
D, C
Dan
H— W
al Washington
Supreme Court
Steys
Congress
Quinn
Democrat
Pennsylvania
Houzeveldt
Con Brest
Stockbrokers appeal ruling on gold bonded notes
The Amsterdam Stock Brokers Association appeals to the Supreme Court after an appellate ruling on Royal Dutch and Batavia Petroleum bonds. The case centers on payment in gold coin versus gold value and where interest is payable, with thousands signing petitions in Amsterdam urging further review.
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Hague
Netherlands
Amsterdam Stock Brokers’ Association
New York
Amsterdam
Batavia Petroleum
Holland
Supreme Court
Stock Book
Association
Fourth Cannery Planned in Weslaco Valley
The Dolinwn Cannings Company, operating in Arkansas and Colorado, will establish a tomato canning plant in Weslaco Texas. The firm will contract with growers to harvest tomatoes and launch large growing projects in the Lower Rio Grande valley. Weslaco chamber officials announced final decisions to locate the plant here. Previous large crop operations in the Line valley were noted.
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Weslaco
Texas
Lower
Rio Grande Valfey
Hillalgo . Com
Dolinwn Cannings CoMpany
Arkansas
Colorado
Chamber of Commerce
Department Store Executives Predict Boom at NRA Meeting
More than 500 department store executives gathered in New York for the National Retail Dry Goods Association’s 24th annual convention. Sol A. Rosenblatt urged preparation for a rebirth of public enthusiasm, signaling optimism for the year ahead. REMUTY SHOP ROBBED. Mrs. B. Johnson, operator of a parlor at 318 North St. Mary’s, reported a Tuesday morning break-in. Police are investigating.
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New York
Sol A. Rosenblatt
NRA
Aaid
B. Johnson
North St. Mary's
Asreel
Front AM
Investipal- Ni
Mystery Witnesses Land With Detective In Lindbergh Case
Three mystery witnesses arrived in Brooklyn aboard a speck cutter meeting the liner Ile de France and were immediately driven away in a car. Detective Arthur Johnson supervised the arrival amid police plans to expedite their hearings in the Lindbergh baby slaying trial, with identities kept secret.
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New York
Arthur Johnson
Sug’ Cree
Bruno Richard Heuptmann
Brooklyn
Ile de France
New Jersey
Revenge Plot Tied to Ukranian Priests in New York
In federal court New York Jan 15 an alleged plot to avenge Ukranian starvation of 6000 was revealed. Father M D Podolsky and Mrs Helen Dobush Lotofsky faced trials for impersonating a WW II era secret service agent to seize papers from Boris Said, wealthy oil broker and Roosevelt confidant. Priest Thomas H Tracy testified he overheard two White Russians discussing Said as a Communist.
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New York
Soviet Russia
M. D. Podolsky
Helen Dobush-Lotofsky
Ukraiian Women’s Lodge
Dobush-Lotofsky
Bondy
Secret Service
Boris’ Said
Roosevelt
Father Povolaky
Triad
Thomas H. Tracy
Department of Justice
Said
Ilegally
United States
Dobush-Lotatsky
Elsie F. Tymeten
Teachers Council to Hear Dr Roehl Review of Jeans Book
The San Antonio Teachers Council opens a series of weekly book reviews at 7 p m in the St Anthony Ballroom with Dr R F Roehl reviewing James Jeans Through Space and Time Other reviews follow including works by Sinclair Lewis Gaius Glynn Adkins and Allen Nevins among many authors and titles from 1924 to recent publications.
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Teachers Council
Roehl
Jeans
San Antonio
Teacher Council
St. Anthony Ballroom
R. F. Roehl
James Jeans
Sinclair Lewis
Laurence Ely
Gaius Glynn
Adkins
Rascem T.watts
Channing Pollock
Marjorie Will
Allen Nevins
Grover Cleveland
Alan of
Sourage
M. M. Harris
Mary Ellen Chase
Mary Peters
Janie Baskin
Luigi Pirandello
Albert Hagemann
Seleman Ibn Gabirol
Ephram Frisch
C. Wallace
Clyde Hames
P. Ameson
Frederick C. Chaboi
San Fernando
Province of
Texas
E.G. Graham
Samuel Rogers
the Grove
Gibbs Macdaniel
Crude Oil Output of U S Advances Across Regions
Tulsa dispatch reports U S oil output rose last week with gains in Oklahoma California Texas and the East Texas area. National production rose from about 2 205445 to 2 342 000 barrels daily with Oklahoma up to 843 175 barrels and California to 180 200 barrels. Texas increased to over 1 107 685 barrels while East Texas dipped from 431 428 to 422 000 barrels. Availability of a duplex on Fred ericksburg road offered at 2850 dollars under classification 19.
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U. S
Tulsa
California
Oil and Gas Journal
Oklahoma
Texas
East
Solons Debate World Court in U S Senate
Washington January 15 Senate debate over whether the United States should sit in the World Court resumes with Senator Robinson leading the pro court side against opposition led by Borah and Johnson. Roosevelt will submit security legislation to Congress on Thursday detailing federal supervision of unemployment insurance old age pensions and medical plans with a 30 000 word committee report. pensions would range from 95 to 302 monthly in cities, compulsory coverage for low income workers would aid old age annuities, and a voluntary system would cover migratory farm workers.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Robinson
Borah
Johnson
Roosevelt
Congress
Cee
Blielble
Sherri Ald
Posses Seek Escaped Inmates After Jail Break
In Angleton Texas on January 15 a posse scoured Brazoria County woods for Johnny Dade a condemned man and a companion who escaped from the county jail the night before. They reportedly sawed through a second floor jail cell and fled downstairs while a third accomplice alerted officers.
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Angleton
Texas
Brazoria County
Johnny Dade
Dallas Hotel Sale Restricted by Federal Court Injunction
In Fort Worth dated January 15, 193? an INS report states the Baker hotel in Dallas faced another restraint as a temporary injunction under section 77B of the U S bankruptcy act blocked the trustees mortgage holders committee from proceeding with the sale. A hearing was scheduled for January 23.
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Fort Worth
INS
Baker Hotel
Dallas
Trst Mortgage Holders Committee Vom
Young Oklahoma first lady calls new governor’s mansion nice
Mrs. E W Marland, wife of Oklahoma’s newly inaugurated governor, described the state mansion as nice. She recently moved from Ponca City’s palatial home, noting she is one of the nation’s youngest first ladies at 34.
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Oklahoma City
E. W. Mareland
Oklahoma
Ponca Gily
United States
Roosevelt Considering West Coast Trip For California Fair
President Roosevelt was believed to be planning a summer visit to the West Coast. Representative Burnham of California and A Devineon of San Diego invited the President to attend the California Painter International exposition.
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Washington, D
Roosevelt
West Coast
Burnham
Republican
Fragmentary note on unknown tablets and laxative product
A jumbled OCR fragment mentions green tablets called Bubets and a laxative in four days. It references a druggist and names Sommers and Wigners Arig Rtores, but the text is unclear and lacks coherent context or dates.
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Jane Ber
Techn
Rumors of Hauptmann Confession Reported
New York circles quoted the New York Times story from Flemington New York about rumors Hauptmann may confess due to the weight of the state's evidence. Defense counsel denied the rumors and no deal was planned, with possible post verdict conversions naming others discussed.
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New York
The
New ‘York Times Today
Flemington
N.Y
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Cireles
Madermann
Edward J. .Feig
Loyd Fisher
Mphille
Cally
Three New Names on Hidalgo County Water Board
Three new men joined Hidalgo county water district directorate after last week elections. A. F. Hendricks replaces D. H. H. Hartington in Mercedes district. Owen Cornell and L. H. Ramey were elected without opposition to Mission district seats, succeeding C. M. Lynch and F. P. Eckeroot who did not seek re election.
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Edinburg
Texas
Jan
Hidalgo County
Federal housing chief and Kennedy named to panels
Washington January 15 appointments of Federal Housing Administrator James A. Moffett and Joseph P. Kennedy to chair and other members of the Securities and Exchange Commission were approved today by the Senate Banking and Currency Committee.
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Washington, B. C
James A. Moffett
Joseph P. Kennedy
Federal Securities and Exchange Commission
Enaite Banking and Currency Committee
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