New Jersey police question Lindbergh case suspect
Ex-convict Ernest Brinkert faced intensified inquiry as New Jersey lawmen seek links to the kidnapping and murder of the Lindbergh baby. The probe centers on ransom notes, bank deposits, and Violet Sharpe's death after she identified Brinkert as a night companion.
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New York
Stnor March
Linsvergh
Ernest, Brinkerk
Englewood
N. J
Dwight W. Morrow
Brinkert
White Plains
New Rathelle
New Jersey
Brikeri
Jay
John F. Candan
Jafele
New Rachelle
Brinkas Hte
John
Bronx
Carly
Mary Brinkert
Palace
Brinker
New Joraey
Dorner Cli Bt
New York Ciy
Lindbergh Case Brinks on White Plains Suspect
Indictment sought as Brinkert, a known petty criminal with a police record, is questioned in connection with the Lindbergh baby case. Edna Sharpe’s link to Violet and a ransom payment loom as investigators weigh extradition and motives while tracing deposits and alibis.
Detroit Police Take Handwriting Samples in Lindbergh Inquiry
Detroit and New Jersey officers questioned Robert Burns 20 after an anonymous tip led to his custody. Handwriting samples were sent to New Jersey for comparison to the Lindbergh case. Burns denied ties to Miss Violet Sharpe or the Morrow household death, while authorities noted Burns possessed newspapers rather than case files. Harry Fisher, a Detroit hoodlum, was also questioned as a Lindbergh suspect.
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Detroit
Robert Burns
New Jersey
Burns
Violet Sharpe
Dwight Morrow
Miss Sharne
Burs
Harry Fisisher
Lindbergh
Sister of Dead Girl Visiting in England
Ediny Sharpe, sister of Violet Sharps who died in Englewood New Jersey, is visiting friends in Stourbridge Worcestershire. Her father George Sharpe, a coal merchant, reports she plans to return on Aquitania next Saturday. Violet wrote about the Lindbergh baby but Edina says she knew nothing of the kidnapping.
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Lakes
New Jersey
Brinkert
Jersey City
New Rochelle
Alpine
Violet Sharpe
Condon
Fel
England
Beenham
Berkshire
Ediny Sharpe
Violet Sharps
Englewood
N. J
St. Ourbridge
Worcestershire
New York
Edna
Edina
Tetum
United States
Aquitania
Sharpes
George Sharpe
Violet
States
America
Stourbridge
Faeland
Edne Sharpe
Wiewe
Gar salesman found shot to death in Alamo Heights
Benson 40, an automobile salesman for the Witericis Motor company, was found dead, shot through the head, in a bedroom on Corwin Street. Paul Villaret, city marshal, said others heard a shot and the inquest was ordered. Justice of the Peace John Shook to conduct the inquest.
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Benson
Villareh
Lindbergh case suspect Brinkert tied to waitress death
Superintendent Col H Norman Schwarzkopf said Ernest Brinkert, arrested after Violet Sharp’s death, rode to Alpine for questioning. He allegedly offered an alibi for March 1, and his identity matched a photo linked to the Lindbergh case. Records show Brinkert had prior charges and a 1926 assault conviction.
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Trenton
Marcol H. Norman Schwarzkopf
Ernest Brinkert
Dwight W. Morrow
New York State
Alpine
Schwarzkopf
Brinkerl
Bridgeport
Con
Brinkert
HELN
Maine
Belyrreiopf
Violet Sharpe
Morrow
License Bureau
Alploe
Dr. Gondon
New Rochelle
Scotland Yard
Edna Bharps
Eucland
Rober Burns
Detroit
Ralph Gillady
Bergen County
White Plains
Wi—Froest Brinkert
Ernest Brown
Samuel Zuckman
New York
Hoover Rejects National Defense Council Plan
Washington June 1 President Hoover dismisses a proposal to reestablish the wartime National Defense Council despite a letter from 86 civilians led by Gen Albert L Cox of Reseign New Jersey, chairman of the American Legion defense committee.
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Washington, D. C
Doover
Council of National Defense
White House
Albert L. Cox
Reseign
American Legion
Girl Unconscious Nine Months Dies in Chicago
Elizabeth Fischer, a four year old known as the lying doll at Cook County Hospital, died yesterday after nine months in an unconscious state following a fall from a window on September 15 in her parents' apartment. Dr. Carl Meyer, hospital medical chief, said the prolonged unconsciousness was nearly unprecedented.
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Chicago
Cook County Hospital
Elizabeth Fischer
William Fraher
Carl Meyer
24 Hour Divorce Law Proposed in Ciudad Victoria
Dispatches from Ciudad Victoria report four renderments begun to establish a 24 hour divorce law aimed at serving American residents. The plan reflects legal reform efforts under consideration by local authorities to expedite marital dissolutions.
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Merico City
Ciudad Victoria
Rengament
Bevy Calms Dry Dives Amid Odd Bath Time Talk
Beverly Mills, Calif., June 1. The piece describes a surreal chorus of figures debating springboard diving and bathing attire, with references to Hayes, a Presbyterian circuit rider, and Bishop Cannon. Calvin Coplidge contributes a steady, clear voice amid the chaotic chatter.
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Beverly Mills
Calif
Will St. Hayes
Bishop Cannon
Char
Gabriel
Calevin Coplidge
Calvin
Sen
Servant First Suspected In Lindbergh Case
Inspector Barry W. Walsh said Violet Sharpe, a servant to Mrs. Dwight Morrow, was suspected due to being “fresh” before the Lindbergh baby disappearance. He described her behavior as erratic and noted investigators found her linked to various people and details, including leads about a March 1 meeting.
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Englewood
Eric
Senate to Vote on Farm Relief Bill in New Action
Washington D C the senate agreed to take up the McNary farm relief measure after disposing of the pending district supply bill. The action sets the stage for a vote on major farm policy amid ongoing legislative activity in the capital.
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Senate
Washington
D. C
Congress Debates District of Columbia and Agriculture Appropriations
Senate weighs a 43 million DC appropriation bill and continues work on the home loan measure. A Democratic fundraising drive and conference report on a 177 million agriculture department appropriation are noted. Independent offices supply bill and banking panel reopen stock market inquiry.
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Senate
District of Columbia
A. m
Hill
Banking
Columbia Droudean Radio Programs Broadcast Schedule
A fragmented radio listing for Columbia and Kilverdee stations outlines afternoon and evening programs. Names of shows include music variety, orchestras, dramas, and public service features with times and stations such as KTAA-1200 and WUAI-1100 Kilverden.
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Batunday Nicut
Kilverdee
Uon
Hegmin
Radio editors bid farewell as McLean returns to air
A lamenting editor notes that radio editors depart annually for two weeks’ vacation and announce the dawn of a new era when Juan Barod McLean resumes control Monday at 7 a.m. CST. The piece previews the week’s sparse programming including Ruth Etting, Nat Gilkret, George Olsen, and Winchell transitions, plus a local sparring match and Columbia network dances.
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Dy Marvin
Bowman
Udy
Radio
Radio Pudiance
Juan Barod McLean
Guin
Lows Gebyl
Walter Winchell
Woal
George Olsen
Tchestra
New York
Gam
Edgar Wallace
Kidnap Bill Passes New Jersey Senate
In Trenton on June 11, a measure to impose death penalty for kidnaping passed the New Jersey Senate. The bill would permit juries to modify the penalty to life imprisonment. Senator Sterner of Monmouth said the law would deter kidnappers.
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Trenton
Not
New Jersey
Senate
Sterner of
Monimouth
Ixoris
Idaho Democrats Battle Over Platform At State Convention
Boise Zcon delegates rushed to back Franklin D Roosevelt for president but failed to agree on a platform and extended the state convention. Republicans held a long session electing Hoover supporters yet gave no instruction to delegates.
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Boise
Idaho
Ai— Tdaho
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Uni
Hoover
Services Held for Caroline Koontz
Carolina Koontz four died Thursday on the family ranch near Notoria Borvicea tele at the ranch Services were held with survivors including grandmother Mrs Claude A Kervan of Ban Aniloing and an aunt.
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Caroline Koontz
Carolina Koontz
Heniy Koontz
Neir Notoria
Borvicea Tele
Ranc
Caude A. Kervan
Antn
Chile Regime Moves to Set Grain and Fuel Prices
In Santiago on June 11 the Socialist government began to control prices of grain sugar and other foods while debate continued over confiscating foreign currency in banks. Communist student groups seized the national university buildings printing manifestoes on the presses asserting participation. Raids targeted shops selling gold jewelry watches and plate to be melted and exported with substantial gold seized. foreign currency exchanges were raided and cleared of all foreign currency.
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Bantiago
Chile
Morrow to Discuss Gubernatorial Race
Morrow, a 7-weight attorney from Houston, seeks a place on the Democratic primary ballots for governor. He met with his father, W. C. Morrow, longtime judge, and said he may decide after Monday when the state Democratic executive committee meets to set the ballots.
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Austin
I Morrow
Young Abtorney
Houston
W. C. Morrow
Court of Criminal Appeals
Democratic Exective Committee
Honduras Quells Uprising in Barranca Barracks
Dispatches report Honduras stating the revolt in the northern provinces has been suppressed. Federal forces under Gen. Justo Umana defeated about 600 rebels near Copan Barranca with machine guns as the uprising unraveled. Paris dispatch notes Premier Herriot receiving Gen. Pershing.
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Honduras
Guatemala City
Justo Umana
Barranca
Copan
Texang Move On To Capital During Bonus March
Reported continuation of the bonus marchers heading to Washington in early June. Veterans camps across the capital region grow larger as leaders press Congress for payment while food and shelter shortages are noted and police restrict movement.
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Criiis
Vetechas
Congress
Palm Beach
Ceival
Waters
Anacostia
Kansas City
New Mexico
Tera
Washington
Iast
Watash Allroad
Albany
N. Y
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Frith
Roosevelt
District of Columba
San Bernardino
Cualif
Southern California
Panus Army
Washington, D. C
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