Abduction Plot Foiled in Freeport Kidnap Case
Two alleged abductors await prosecution in a $15,000 ransom conspiracy after a staged kidnapping of William Trevillian, VP of W. T. Rawleigh Co. Involving ex undercover officers from La Salle County, the plan aimed to seize Trevillian then the Rawleigh head. Stakeholders included Jack and Red Schulte of La Salle and William Stubbe, with Moore, a LeBar plant worker.
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Governor's Wife Joins Picketers In Sweatshop Protest
Mrs Gifford Pinchot wife of Pennsylvania governor leads picketers outside Alten town shirt factory halting production to pressure for better sweatshop conditions. The demonstration reflects growing public push for labor reforms and fair wages.
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Back to the Farm campaign ad copy fragment
A damaged OCR fragment references a plot surrounding Trevillian by marriage and a $100,000 stake for his return. It mentions enticing a nurse and using an ambulance if needed, then shifts to advertising farm and ranch property with a contact line F-22341.
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Open Forum on Federal Aid for Unemployed Community Plan
Paul Watkins proposes a state funded program to outfit 1000 unemployed per state with necessities and place them in a self sustaining village. Carpenters, farmers and tradesmen would build housing and cultivate land, with surplus sold to repay costs. After debt repayment government may retain produce to limit market impact.
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Miss Harrigan Hails Parleys Editor
Mildred Harrigan notes The Light on President Roteevell meeting with foreign representatives to discuss a new economic order including disarmament. She cites Albert Einstein praising responsive leaders with genuine will to abolish war and blames military training and press for perpetuating old traditions.
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Mildred Harrigan
Anti-Jewish Riots at Vienna Reported
Vienna reports indicate anti Jewish riots at the Vienna Archival Institute causing injuries and university demonstrations with crowd protests against the government. Police clashed with demonstrators as tensions spread from the institute to the campus.
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Wedding Marred by Auto Tragedy in Mangas City
Gerald Smith and newlywed wife Julia Connelly married at St Vincent's Church were driving to a hotel when they struck and killed a pedestrian. Police held the couple on charges as the investigation proceeds in Mangas City on May 9.
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Farm bill moves to White House as farmers protest
Congress aims to send the farm bill with an inflation rider to the White House in days. Minnesota farmers join a holiday strike urging shoppers to stay home and buy nothing while New Jersey acts to regulate milk and cream sales.
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House Labor Subcommittee Backs Shorter Work Week Bill
Washington May B. A House labor sub-committee unanimously approved a shorter work week bill with minimum wage and anti trust suspension provisions. Chairman Connery said the measure will be reported to the full committee for approval tomorrow. The bill bases its aim on a licensing system requiring manufacturers and importers to obtain federal licenses ensuring compliance with the shorter work week and minimum wage provisions.
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Washington, D. C
House Labor
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War phrase author Col. Charles Stanton dies in San Francisco
A heart ailment ended Col. Charles B. Stanton's life in San Francisco. Born in Tinets, he served as major in the Spanish-American War and chief disbursing officer in France during World War I. He uttered the wartime line La Fayette, we are here at Paris on July 4 1917 and was linked to Pershing and Clemenceau. His widow survives. A classified notice notes inexpensive ads in The Light.
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Grains Value Jump Reported At National Convention
In Peoria Illinois on May 8 George B Booth president of the National Grain and Feed Dealers association announced a 419 million dollar rise in the value of wheat corn and oats held by farmers. Booth spoke at the association annual convention noting the increased prices of theft commodities.
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American Students Injured in Vienna Clash at Institute
Nine American students were among 40 injured when Nazi and Jewish graduates clashed at the Anatomical Institute in Vienna. The injured Americans protested to the United States consul general amid the violence, one suffering a broken leg.
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Suit alleges bank blocks 202 dollar withdrawal on deposit
A suit filed in County Court-at-Law No 1 by Ben G. Mortis seeks to force Commonwealth Bank and Trust to allow a 202 withdrawal from Morris’s office checking account. The petition claims the bank cited a rule allowing 60 days written notice for savings withdrawals, with May 1929 renewal refused. Bank officials say it operates on a restricted basis under state rules and has offered 5 percent of the deposit per regulations.
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Ben G. Mortis
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Students in Vienna Beaten by Nazis
Nine American students protected by the American consulate report they were struck by Nazis in anti Jewish action in Vienna. Complainants are listed as Isador Goodman Henry Zanes Nathan Shapiro David Weinstock Harry Diener Harold Revert Maxwell Silberison BH Starr and Leonora Perlmutlerc.
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Isador Goodman
Henry Zanes
Nathan Shapiro
David Weinstock
Harry Diener
Harold Revert
Maxwell Silberiison
BH Starr
Leonera Perlmutlerc
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