Assassination Plot Spreads International Ties and Confessions
Paris reports reveal a complex plan behind the Alexander and Barthou killings. Suspects confess to a multinational conspiracy aiming to spark Croatian independence, involving Croatia exiles, Hungary, Italy, and Switzerland. They describe meeting in Paris and Munich, using false identities, and receiving pistols to kill in Marseille or Paris. Authorities name linked figures and trace movements from Marseille to Hungary, seeking to embroil several nations.
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Paris
Alexander
Levin Barthou
France
Italy
Yugoslavia
Roumania
Czechoslovakia
Barthou
Ins
Eustachis
Hungary
Janka Pusta
Jugoslavian
United Press
Peter Keleman
Barthoy
Fontainbleau
Marseilles
Alka Provence
Pans
Sutherland Iron
Munich
Jugoslavia
Itheir
Lttle
Adriatic
Fay
Patrus Kelemen
Rudolph Sukh
Sylvester Malny
Sylvester Chalny
Pantamebleau Forest
Nalis Stikomir
Nalis Pikomir
Yaroslaw Novak
Egon Kramer
Annemasse
Wladislas Benes
Ivan Rafeuch
Stikom
Lis
Stihomir
Renes
Marie
Keleman
A1 1Olue
Ata
En Provence
Sukomir
Bens
Switzerland
Im Munich
Sukomir and
Benes
Dollfuss
Sparthou
Tha
Local notes recount moves and visits across towns
The fragment traces assorted local events including arrests at Annemasse and a Yugoslav delegate with secret police, plus health decline and a family death. It lists numerous residents visiting relatives in Cleveland and Berea, moves of the Harper family to Brunswick, social visits in Elyria and Kent, a Medina car crash with a train, and Evelyn Steck chosen as Oberlin Women’s Glee Club accompanist ahead of a spring concert tour.
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Wit and Wise
Richard Platt
Fleuria
Watry Rnvestment
Marie
Cleveland
Garth Kline
Fred Woodsong
HA. Weidner
Prank Weidner
John Schaerer
Rittman
Andrew Gonsolus
Mary Tewse
Akron
Wm. Steck
Star Klineet
Berea
Gus Schmidt
Harry Yost
Lamar Harper
Methodist Road
Albany
Brunswick
Harper
Andrew
Medina
Evelyn Steck
Oberlin Women's Glee Club
Jack Wickler
Hast
Pension Applicants Warned To Tell Truth In Claims
Local investigator William M. France announced sharp action against old age pension applicants who make fraudulent statements. State pension director V M Brown reported three charges filed, with more to come, and fines up to 590 dollars for fraud. Cases cited include a woman with about 1000 dollars in cash and a man with 87.50 dollars monthly income plus his wife’s 57.50, all contradicting claims of no income. Brown warned chiselers threaten national effort in two wars by risking pension rolls and hiking admin costs.
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Willam M. France
Vml Brown
Brown
Valley City Hostess To Club and Funeral for Ben Koenders
Valley City reports Mrs Richard Reutter hosting A B Club and Brunswick Valley City Bridge Club gathering with prize winners Edith White Ella Yost Ella Yost and Weyland Hyde Tom Hogue among others. Ben Koenders life resident dies and funeral held at St Martins Church with services Tuesday morning.
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Club Valley City
Richard Reutter
A. B
Carl Hauck
BSS
Maudé Hauck
Edith Whtute
Fissoli
Carl Anderson
Ella Yost
Brunswick Valley City Bridge Club
Georges Wolfe
Weyland Hyde
Medina
Harry Bauer
Tom Hogue
Brunswick
Eoenders
Ben Koenders
Here
St. Martin's Church
Mr. Koenders
Law close on heel of gunman Pretty Boy Floyd
Kansas City dispatch reports six state police cordon and highway traps for bank robber Charles Pretty Boy Floyd and two companions moving south through Missouri toward Oklahoma hideouts. Sightings near Princeton Missouri and a McIntyre Iowa farmhouse triggered pursuits across Iowa Missouri and Minnesota, with Floyd armed and reportedly linked to the Union Station massacre in 1933. federal grand jury expected to indict Floyd, Richetti, and nine others on obstruction charges.
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Kansas City
Lpi
Charles
Pretty Boy
Arkansas
Missour
Louisiana
Texas
Oklahoma
Elaste
Floyd
McIntyre
Iowa
William Owens
Norhward
Minnesota
Leroy
Maissour
Flood
Adam Richetti
Union Station
Cookson Hills
Jack Rollingsworth
Polk County
Mac
NEGRAGKA MAY LIFT FAG BAN NEGRAGKA MAY LIFT FAG BAN
At Lincoln University of Nebraska rumors rise that female students may gain smoking privileges equal to men as sororities open smoking rooms costing thousands. With governing-board officials away, no denial is possible and the National Pan-Hellenic Association maintains a resolution against women smoking.
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Lincoln
Neh
Wpi
University of Nebraska
National Pan-Hellenic Association
Massacre Scene Links Reveal Shared Ammunition Brand
Ballistics expert Merle A. Gil announced that machine gun cartridge casings found at the Shion Station massacre site and at the July murder scene of John Lazia, a leader of the North Side Democratic ticket, bore the imprint of the same firing pin, suggesting a common supplier.
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Merle A. Gil
Shion Station
John Lazia
No clear headline from fragmented campus note
Undergraduates in chapter houses and campuses discuss a resolution similar to the local Pan-Hellenic body which was dropped in May 1934 per university officials. Mention of Japan earthquakes linked to shore movements and a note on cloth bleaching timelines into the late 28th century.
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Wunich
Auch
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South America
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Kelemén
Berry
Stoll
Louisville
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Simonize
Teague of Nations
League Council
Jankanusta
Hannah
Valley City
Law
Pretty Boy” Floyd
W.h.bruce Custom Tailor
W. Broad
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O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Negragka
Japan
Pacific
Sea of Japan
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Virginia Ideal Lump
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Nobil
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