Denver Kidnap Case Entwines U S and Canada
The nationwide hunt for Charles Boettcher Jr now spans into Canada as two of six kidnapping suspects face charges in U S District Court. Police name Vern Sankey and Gordon Like as leaders or key figures, noting both once lived in Canada and were linked to a $60,000 ransom.
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Evers
Charles Boettcher
International Int
Canada
United States District Court
Albert J. Clark
Vern Sankey
Doriea
Ad Gordon
Jiorn
Gorden Best
Sankey
Federal judge to act in high profile case over new scheme
It miles northeast of Chamberlainy five, Arthur Youngberg, twenty seven, one of six charged, was arrested. The house linked to him was identified by officers from a description given by Huetlcher as the detention site during Tangom negotiations with his wealthy father Claude Boettcher. The charges arise under a new federal statute called the Cimbergh Inn, enabling a judge to authorize unusually heavy sentences in open conic cases.
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Chamberlainy 5
Arthur Youngberg
Huetlcher
Claude Kr. Boettcher
Ex Kaisers throne ambitions fade in England report
VONDON England Mercha im any prospects of former Iathcr Wilhelm II seeking to regain the throne of Imperial Germany as a result of recent events there was Stater today. He has vanished through the former sovereign's own act. Instead he is reported seeking privacy in his castle at Homourg Vor Der Hohe, the mineral spring resort. He was 04 years old in January.
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Vondon
England
Mercha
Wilhelm
Germany
Tiis Castle
Homourg Vor der Hohe
Heute-Nassau
Jin
Colonists Seek U.S. Homesteads in Arkansas Move
About 25 destitute colonists toured the North Arkansas hill country seeking government land for homesteads. They said they were sent by the Council of Commerce from Bio City and Tulsa, Arkansas, and were promised homesteads on government land.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Biowa City
Tawa
Chamber of Commerce
Government Lane
Prison fugitive warns as officers pursue Van Ratliff
In Muskogee Oklahoma Marea reports that fugitive Van Ratliff, recently escaped from state prison, sent a warning amid renewed efforts to capture him. Officers said Ratliff noted he is waiting for a bank holiday to proceed, signaling potential risk and ongoing pursuit.
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Marea
van Ratliff
Van
Ratliff
Bank Haliday
Holliday Named Acting Governor of the Philippines
John J Holliday of Missouri was sworn in as governor and will act as governor general after Theodore Roosevelt resigns. President Roosevelt announced the resignation yesterday in Washington.
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Philippines
Manila
John J, Holliday
Missouri
Aeners
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
W. Washington Yester- Ony
Cabinet Endorses Jap Withdrawal
The privy council today considered a withdrawal plan from Japan amid a communication department issue. A timeline points to March 20 for a formal move, with international concerns shaping the government's stance on withdrawal.
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Privy Council
Industry Head Urges Management Lead In Economic Crisis
New York Mateo 6 William Green president of the American Federation of Labor told the New York Board of Trade that industry bears responsibility for the economic crisis and that industrial management must steer the recovery. He warned that wage cuts harm buying power and undermine consumer markets while noting railroad loan doubts and possible eventual government ownership.
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Mateo
William Green
American Federation of Labor
New York Board of Trade, Inc
Steen
Washington
Ennick
Aoy
Iesson
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Green
Presbyterian Meet Slated with Western Texas Presbytery
A conference of Dikkiel No. , Western Texas Presbyterial will be held May 2 at Beacon Presbyterian Church, 1701 West Woodlawn Avenue, Minden. Chairing will be Mr. A. Binith and Mrs. Ee Tat Ham. The program includes readings and talks by Rev. S. Van Dyke, Chaplain O. J. Cohee, and Mrs. Guerrero, with devotionals and committee reports as part of the agenda.
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Western
Texas
Filefiy
HI Presbyterian
Ehaveh
West Woodlawn Avenue
Minden
Binith
Plomesville
Devine
Lavernin
Kerrvilly
Pleasanton
San Ane
Turmoil in New York Markets Affects Weekly Output
A fragmented report notes a drop in output and index values across multiple sectors in New York. It cites weakened power production, declining work rates, and a general slump from the prior period. The Federal agencies report lower activity despite modest gains in some areas.
Public fishing allowed on Medina lake waters under court ruling
The Third Court of Civil Appeals at Austin ruled that private fishermen may fish the waters of Jower Medina lake as long as they do not trespass on the Diver sion Lake club property. The decision upholds a lower court ruling, affirming that the waters are public and fishing rights extend to the entire impounded area.
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Jlong
Elub
Third Court of Civil Appeals
Austin
M.D. Blair
Bexar
Appene Cour
Medina River
Jeecsa
Naval Maneuvers Enter Third Day on Pacific Coast
Aboard the U S California the U S battleships and carriers steamed northward for the third day of coastal tactical exercises off the Pacific coast. Four major sea battles have occurred in the past sixteen days as naval tacticians seek to determine how the sea coast could be defended against attack and what degree of protection would be provable.
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Pacific Coast
California
Marel
Budget Largest in Japanese History
The House approved Japan's largest budget to date totaling 2,239,009,000 Yen with military allocations for the army and navy at 210,000,000 Yen. A separate 186,000,000 Yen was set aside for another year's Mandhnelan campaign effort and related costs.
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Ol Pvers
Japan
Mandhnela Cotas
National City banks to split amid board reshuffle
Two National City concerns announce a split as plans move forward. J. H. Perkins, chairman of the bank's board, led the negotiation while Charles R. Mitchell, former chairman, and T. B. Ticker urged a break. A recent resignation followed controversy during Senate Banking hearings.
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Moreh B—lai
Nalinnn City Bank
Strand Intgest
National City
Japs Occupy Great Wall and Jehol City In Reach To Peiping
Japan completed seizure of 250 miles of the Great Wall from the Mongolia border to the Yellow Sea. General Kawahara’s Sixteenth Brigade led the final assault, capturing Jelwill and Kupelkow as Chinese forces retreated toward Peiping. Air raids struck retreating columns as Tong Yu-Lin was reported arrested in Jehol province amid Sino-Japanese tensions.
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Wehol
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Inner Mongolia
Yellow Sea
Tadashi Kawiiara
Jelwill
Kupelkow
Great Wall
Peiping
Inn Pass
Wal
Dehol
Wang Yichi
China
Peifing
Chine
Marek A
Tong Yu-Lin
Hsiengkow Pass
Action to Allow Grain Exchanges to Open Sought
Representatives of principal grain exchanges urged modification of banking rules to permit immediate reopening of markets for cash and futures trading to avert disruption of the nation's food supplies. Morgenthau Jr discussed the issue with Henry Morgen Thau and planned to seek Secretary Woodin’s views before any announcement expected after 4 PM today. Peter D. Cares, president of the Chicago Board of Trade, criticized cash trading limits as distorting the market and causing suspension at major exchanges.
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Washington, D.C
Henry Morgenthau Jr
Farm Board
Woodin
Morgenthau
Peter D. Cares
Chicago Board of Trade
Magda Lupescu Birth Report Ties Romanians Exile Tie
Berlin dispatch reports Mme Magda Lupescu, companion of King Carol of Romania, gave birth yesterday as Bucharest advisers stated. The note mentions earlier exile of heir to the Armenian throne and Lupescu accompanying him to Romania.
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Magda Lupescu
Bervice-Snodtal Catite
Berlin
Germany
Carol
Romania
Adviers
Bucharest
Garo
Crane
Pan
Mme
Lupescu
Rumania
Garner Receives Gavel From Fortunes of Texas Commander
Washington March 8. Vice President Garner was presented a new gavel by Hatl R. Clemens, commander of the Vermuns of Fort eign Wars of Texas. The new director of parliamentary procedure will likely use it, replacing the former speaker’s discarded one. It is fashioned from 827 millipeter shell used by the Allies at St Mihiel.
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Washington, T. C
Garner
R. Clemens
Texas
Robbery Suspects Get Suspended Sentences in McAllen Case
Edwin Bell and Avie Calhoun pleaded guilty to armed robbery with aggravation linked to a hold up of a film stand in McAllen on March 1. Both received suspended sentences of five years in district court. The plea highlights the involvement of a former college team captain and a team member in the offense, drawing attention to local crime and judicial action.
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Erinaurg
McAllen
Edwin Bell
Captady
Phil Taloball
Avie Calhoun
Couet
Open Forum Letter Opposes Sidewalk Roller Skating
An Open Forum letter argues against children roller skating on public sidewalks in front of homes. The writer recalls an elderly woman with ten children, whose distress over skating nearby caused her to wish for quiet. The piece urges parents to find private spaces to avoid upsetting neighbors.
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Edior
Square Deal
Thangue
County Building Editor Proposes Use to Cut Taxes
The Liptyt suggests repurposing a county vacant building to ease tax burdens. He questions spending on delinquent girls at the Joske home and paying $7500 yearly to Green Memorial hospital. He urges converting the Joske home for the irprated chibs while covering all election-related expenses.
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the Liptyt
School Board Rearing Set For Mandamus Hearing
A mandamus suit seeks to compel the school board to call an election this year to resolve term disputes after a quorum failed to meet. Dr Mary Robbie, W R Varus, and L B Gilmore attended. Four members elected in 1921 face term questions under a 6-year bill. 1931 appointees include Mrs Stella Steves Walker J T Haile Jr Williams and Gilmore. The attorney general and state superintendent say two-year terms expire under the new law. The hearing before Judge W W McCrory was postponed from Saturday to allow clarification of the issue.
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Board of Reucation
W. W. McCrory
Civic Advancement League
Charles M. Dickson
Mary King Robbie
Robbie
Morton
W. R. Wil Varus
L. BD. Gilmore
San Antonio
State Superintendent of Education
Stella Steves Walker
J. T .Haile Jr
Williams and
Gilimare
Snifo Lan Skin Remedy Promises Quick Eruptions Cure
A new formula named Snifo Lan claims to treat skin eruptions and scalp conditions effectively. Tested in a leading laboratory, it combines antiseptic sulfur derivatives without mercury or lead, suitable for burns boils and other skin ailments. Sold by druggists for emergency use and regular care.
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Doug
Stamp shortages threaten San Antonio post office
Stamps and money orders faced disruption as a national bank situation spilled into postal operations downtown. Postmaster P. G. Lucca described lax rules and reliance on clerk approvals for stamp purchases and checks, with large sums needing personal authorization and ongoing tax payment checks still common.
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National Bank
Thas
Atate
Sailor Confesses Fatal Harm in Stay Incident
In San Diego Henry Francis Hoffman reports a 27 year old sailor declared he chose a 14 year old boy to cause fatal harm. He was under observation for mental condition when he told police he had fatally hurt the youth known as J. P. McDonald and that they would find the body in a hotel room. Pollen found the body.
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Maren
Henry Francis Hoffman
Hoffman
J. P. McDonald
Pollen
Officials Carry Cermak Coffin in Mass City Funeral
In GINGAGD on March 8 a parade carried the flag draped coffin of Anton Cermak through the city. Officials led the procession to the Cermak house where the mayor's wife had died five years earlier, the crowd estimated at 20 000.
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Caurlat Lala
Anton
Ustmak
Cty
Imini
Grant Boy
Pynty
Cermak House
Nea
Treasury Receipts and Expenditures Reported
Treasury receipts for March totaled $15,520,391.16 while expenditures reached $44,556,150.99. Balance shows a deficit of $129,481. Customs duties for the first six days of March amounted to $3,062,413.16.
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Treasury
Washington
Slayer in Holdup Sentenced to Die
A 24 year old suspect, Paul Mitchell, was sentenced to death by electric chair for the homicide of Robert Tharp, a grocery clerk, in Lubbock on October 15, 1932. The jury reached the verdict today in the case reported from New York.
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Tekaz
Marek T—Lap Paul Mitchell
Mish
Robert Tharp
Lubbock
New York
Titus
Fasteath Breath Freshener Scented Tabs Questioned
A user asks if Fasteath breath freshener tablets are being sold at Rommers stores or other Arg shops. They describe a minty powder that makes teeth feel firm and comfortable with no gummy residue and pleasant breath, seeking availability details.
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