Gordon Denies Knowledge of Slavin Slaying Case
Gordon denied knowledge of the slayings of Max Hassel and Max Greenberg at an Elisabeth hotel in New Jersey on April 2. He claimed he was in his room on the eighth floor hearing a noise, but did not identify any assailants or conspirators. He faced a federal indictment on income tax charges for 1930 and 1931 and remained jailed without bail. Five others were arrested with him at a Sullivan County hideout. In Lisbon, Portugal, police seized six men and found fifty bombs tied to a revolutionary plot, including an army captain with bombs hidden in his flat.
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New York
m—Waxey Gordon
New Jersey
Berberou
Teacre
Elizabeth-Carteret
Elisabeth
N. J
Max Hassel
Max Greenberg
Gordon
United States
Raymond J. Mui i
Hassel
Greenberg
Pitl
Totel
Federal Building
White Lake
Sullivan County
N.Y
Lisbon
Portugal
Entertaining Parties Honor Local Graduates and Guests
A wave of social events honors graduates and visitors across San Antonio. Miss Patsy Panloast and Miss Merry Brendel receive compliments with home gatherings. dances, tea parties, and dinners host and honor Dillmary, Malis, and other local figures, with guests from Corpus Christi and beyond. A university crowd gathers at private residences and clubs, while future brides-to-be are celebrated with showers and breakfast gatherings.
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HY Claha C. Panloast
Paiticig Nacke
Will
Furr Drive
Mary Elizabeth Cassin
Jane Malis
Marie Thomas
Catherine Cwrington
Corpus Christi
Anne Marie Bushick
Patlie Siler
Dorothy Palinter
Dune
Te Be Curmale Word College
Pecora predicts probe will spur banking reform
Ferdinand Pecora, counsel for the senate banking committee, said in Washington that the investigation of J.P. Morgan and company would likely prompt important legislation to reform banking laws. He noted plans to segregate commercial and investment banking and to shield private bankers from deposits while underwriting securities, as J.P. Morgan preparation for testimony proceeds with records at a local hotel.
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Washington, D.C
Ferdinand Pecora
Senate Banking Committee
Usul
Hte
2. P. Morgan and Company
Pecora
Senate Committee
New York
Glass Bank
Morgan
Ute
Three Burn Victims Treated After Gasoline Explosions
Three people suffered burns at Robert B. Green hospital Monday. Tom W. Parrish, 63, of 122 Madison Street, badly burned when gasoline used to clean a bed exploded, he removed burning clothing in a bath then drove to the hospital. Marguerite Molina, 6, daughter of Frank Molina of 101 L Street, burned on the body when a wider ball spilled burning fuel as a baseball was knocked over. Elina Rodriguez, 36, of East Richie Street, burned on hands and face when a gasoline lamp exploded in her hands.
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Robert B. Green
Tom W. Parrish
Madison Street
Parrish
Marguerite Molina
Frank Molina
L Street
Elina, Rodriguez
East
Richie Street
Kellogg's Rice Krispies Packaged in Battle Creek
They talk while you eat claims the familiar cereal made by Kellogg in Battle Creek. The ad notes enticing taste for any meal and calls it an easy ladigent scene for dining.
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Kellogg
Find Body of Birlin Trunk Mystery Puzzles Officials
Discovery of a dismembered girl in a trunk inside an abandoned 1917 hospital cellar confounds Charlevoix County officials. A Chicago hospital certificate bearing the name Mrs. A Tong and a damaged date 1886 raise questions about origin and identity as investigators search for clues and possible medical connections.
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Mare City
Mich
INS
Girlin
Cha Fanagon
Hapuaned
Chicago
A. Tong
Dr. Lindlaw
Ludlaw
Let's Go Chicago Week Inaugurated Campaign Opens
Chicago marks a Let's Go Chicago Week proclaimed by Mayor Edward Kelly to spur prosperity. A 21 gun salute by naval reserve on Lake Michigan opened events, with storefronts, streetcars, banners and ads urging residents to help prosperity along. Newspapers and business groups joined the campaign as the city promotes farm and ranch property sales under the Lights Hack to the Farm campaign.
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Chicago
Edward Kelly
Naval Reserve
Lake Michigan
Husband Killed in Home Quarrel in Houston
Wesley A. Rice, 43, was shot to death at his Houston home after a quarrel with his wife. Mrs. Rice admitted firing a shotgun as the argument escalated, striking him in the chest and wrist. Police homicide squad investigated the incident and noted no immediate motive beyond the domestic dispute.
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Houston
May
Wesley A. Rice
Sm. Denver
Rice
Hay
Liquor Violator Gets Full Pardon
Governor Miriam A. Ferguson granted one full pardon and a general parole to Jack Miss, a Shelby County convict who violated prohibition law and was sentenced to one year in November last year.
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Austin
Miriam A. Ferguson
Texas
Con- Wels
Jack Miss
Bhelby
Aaron
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Our Lacy of the Teke College
Jack Cones
Wetmore Road
T. Venla
Lentz
William Stevens
Menger Hole
Saunday
Aline Wilcox
Louise Lowther
Bonnie Cullen
Kathryn O'Donnell
Mary Katherine Crowley
Christine Jones
Gretchen Richter
Aniel Ragsdale
Betty McKegn
Hildegarde Meyer
Bee
Wills Rantey
Delphine Rooney
Helen Watlington
Mexico City
Marie Louise Guenther
Techla Deutz
Erhard Guenther
City
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Bua Ziegler
Ora
Flossie Sibert
Estelle Livingston
Louise Scoll
Laurobell Laux
Robert Briggs
Will Laird
Adele Plannkuche
Winnie Lee Jankson
Spofford Avenue
Koporce
Mae Baldwin
Shirley Gay
Lois Jackson
Caroline Girske
Helen Robinette
Nancy Lou McCallum
Olle Hansman
Mesdames
Outo Hegerman
Dorothy Lee Wagner
J. L. Bush
Sod
Charlotte Byars
Gunter Terrace
Westmoorland High School
Hallie Jewn Cowden
Evelyn Ward
Margaret Ingersoll
Roberta Gulpepper
Maxine Moses
Virginia Webb
Marie Jensen
Margaret Couch
Virginia Ponder
Parquesa Lagarda
Laurence Ely
RRS
Eddie Spenraih
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Paumetto Ave
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Scherry
Peter Spenraith
Comfort
Dorothy Schumann
Kenneth Oliver
T. B. Poppe
Mane Metzger
Lawrence Jansche
Carl Swift
Archie Evans
Leviore Toole
Georgia Ashern
George Staffel Meyer
Alamo Heights
Chester Meyer
D. J. Woodward
Three Rivers
Charles Tips
Mary Louce Tips
Incarnate Word College
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Paley Parker
Hollywood
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Laredo
Qllver Flato
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Flato
Bohemian Club
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Langley Field
Lee Rice
Hale
Bandera Road
Bexar Ennity Medical Society
Bear Trock
Werner Berkman
Chaves Cowing
Tangley Puld, Va
Charles Gowing
Tangley Pield
Frank W. Church
Ernet Sehnehard
Nasturi Lms
Joe Mix
Lowth Kaylen
Tewis
Chitaga
Beaumont B. Burk
Fort Sam Houston Officers’ Club
Dorothy Gill
St Mary’s Hall
H. H. G. Hose
Wirst Quay
Lima
Progentus
Manverian
Lea Spero
Mia Hechaware
Nefuuds Berrey
Travis Drug Store
St. Mary’s and
Travia Sta
Travis Bldg
Kellogg's
Battle Creek
Dial
Adwriter
Serle
Phang Wexsuo Masiston
Texan
Wolff &Mare
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