Lindy case marks three years with loose ends
On the third anniversary of the Lindbergh baby kidnapping Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh and Anne recall the night of the crime. Hauptmann faces execution in New Jersey for the murder, yet prosecutors say the case is not solved and several witnesses may face indictments. Much of the $650,000 ransom remains unaccounted for and police declines to reveal if any funds are recovered.
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York
Charles A. Lyndiefelt
Anne
Polley
New York City
Aires
Zruno Hauptmann
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Ridiap
David T. Wilentz
New Jersey
Rome
Anthony J. Hauck
Hunterdon County
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Monee
Lindbergh
Charles Jr
Col. H. Notian Schwarckopf
Ace! VE
Berlin denial declared on Papen resignation report
A March 1 report in an Austrian newspaper claimed Franz von Papen resigned as German emissary to Austria. Official denial was issued today, stating the report is false and clarifying Papen remains in his post.
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Berlin
Yant
Franz von Papen
Austria
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Hearst Consolidated declares ninth consecutive quarterly dividend
San Francisco March 1 Hearst Consolidated Publications Inc. announces the board has authorized a dividend on the Class IA7 percent cumulative participating preferred shares. Dividend No 18 will pay 43 24 cents per share or 1 16 yearly and be distributed March 13 to stockholders of record March 1.
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San Francisco
Hearst Consolidated Publications, Inc
Angily protest and bid protests disrupt county fence contract
The article reports C M Kelley of 208 Cliffavenue protested the awarding of a $19,504 contract for 42 miles of fence on Highway 27 in Bexar County. Kelley, who bid $1 858.66, threatened to file suit to challenge the bidding process after J C McCabe was chosen by the Commissioners Court, with Abbott voting for McCabe. Judge Frost Woodhull and Commissioner J W Daniell questioned the process while the court refused to rescind the decision.
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C. M. Kelley
Cliffavenue
Bexar County
J. C. McCabe
Highway 27
Brecinet 4
Thomas G. Abbotts
Kelley
Abbott Maved McCabe
Frost Woodhull
Shoul
J. W. Daniell
Unclear judge and official fee reports in 1930s records
The text outlines annual earnings and expenses for several local officials. It cites Aunty Judge Frost Woodhull with total earned fees of 3313.15 and collected 6057.62, plus salary and office expenses details. It also notes Criminal District Attorney John R. Shook reporting earned fees 8182.69 and a deficit after expenses, and Justice of the Peace Joan F. Onien with a large rack farmed total and allowances.
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Frost Woodhull
Secord
John R. Shook
Hfe
Justice of the Peace
Joan F. Onien
Place No
Quinn
Law curbs court authority in Texas liquor control changes
The Texas legislature moves to curb court power to restrain the railroad commission in enforcing provisions of the act. The House passes a reform bill and hearings for the commission, while Governor James proposes a two liquor monopoly system if prohibition ends. Senate weighs state liquor control with special orders and delays on the monopolies proposal amid reform debates. A classified notice advertises a four room unfurnished house for rent at 84 410 North Gheriy.
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Austin
Texas
Senate
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Jatiesed Said He Was Plow Mith & Progress of
Proponsia
Estrat Control
Joe Hu
Henderson
Mrs Caraway III Observed In Washington Hospital
Mrs Hattie Caraway senator from Arkansas was at an emergency hospital in Washington for observation of an suspected intestinal disorder. Friends said her condition is not serious.
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Caraway III
Washington, D. C
Hattie Caraway
Arkansas
Canal project seen as aid to industry
A government survey by the Inter-oceanic Canal board argues the Nicaragua canal would directly boost heavy industry. It catalogs materials needed, including dredges and draglines, and estimates vast purchases of steel, lumber, coal, explosives and petroleum from multiple states, with most costs devoted to materials and American workers.
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Fulton Lewis
Washington, D.C
Ludber Mills
Central America
Ralevon
He Rovernment
Joco
Dake
Canal Board
Minnesota
Michigan
Utah
Arizona
Alabama
Wisconsin
Oregon
Washington
Louisiana
Mississippi
Georgia
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Arkansas
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Taiana
West Virginia
Oklahoma
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Ohio
Virginia
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Kansas
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United States
Missionaries Flee as Reds Sweep Shensi Frontier
Chaos grips Shensi Province as Communist troops flood through the southwest, with wholesale executions and escapes by missionaries. About 31 missionaries abandon posts, two American women among those believed to be safe, while others reach Pengslang and Ankang. U S legation confirms safe arrival of two Americans near Fengsiang. Frenshaws reported lost. Treasury report shows February receipts 111,439,704.09 and expenditures 83,948,237.83 with a year-to-date deficit of 260,250,348.44 plus gold assets of 4,523,63,781.30.
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Sony
Associated
SEAN
Shensi
China
Shensi Province
Szecawan
Yaence
2Iang Ket Shek
2. V. ‘Thompson
Noveda
Towa
Anita R. Ardbey
U. S
Peiping
8. O. Frenshaw
Treasury
Washington
D.C
The
Arrests rise for drunkenness in Charlotte in 1994
Record shows Charlotte, WN, drunkenness arrests nearly doubled from 1934 to 1994, reflecting a sharp increase in law enforcement activity over the 60 year span. The brief item notes the overall surge without detailing individual cases or precincts.
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Charlotte, WN
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