Lindbergh Kidnapping Ties Hauptmann to Case
United Press reports footprints in mud near the Lindbergh nursery may match Hauptmann’s. Handwriting experts question sole authorship of ransom notes while federal agents pursue an alleged accomplice. Authorities note cooperation but reflect tensions as investigations extend weeks.
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Washington
Bruno Hauptmann
United Press
Hauptmann
Homer Cummings
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Justice Department
Peace Workers Hail Revelations on Munitions Probe
Washington senatorial inquiry into the munitions industry draws praise from women peace groups led by the Women's International League for Peace. Miss Jeanette Rankin and Miss Dorothy Detzer pressed for the probe to begin, while Miss Louise Wier heads a campaign highlighting the so called munitions racket. The effort gained momentum as Nye introduced the investigation with broad backing from allied groups.
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Washington
Women’s International League For Peace
Gerald P. Nye
Jean
Ette Rankin
Congress
National Council For the Prevention of War
Dorothy Detzer
International League
Nye
Louise Wier
League
Jeannette Rankin
Peace Auto
Lorain County Health Camp to Become Permanent Plan
Plans to make the Lorain County Children's Health Camp a permanent feature were launched as the Lorain County Tuberculosis and Health Association appointed a committee to draft plans. L. B. Hindman was rehired as executive secretary and the group discussed the 1934 Christmas Seals sale to fund ongoing work.
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Lorain County
W.S. Baldwin
Lorain
Hindman
Vermilion River
H. E. Birch
Elyria Memorial Hospital
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Association
Stone
Robert
Birch
The Weather Forecast Ohio Forecast
Ohio weather outlook calls for fair skies tonight and Wednesday with continued warm temperatures. No significant changes expected, temperatures staying above seasonal norms across the state.
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Ohio
Percy Rockefeller Dies Wealthy Wall Street Figure
Percy Avery Rockefeller, 56, nephew of John D. Rockefeller, Sr., and a leading stock market operator, died in New York. A Yale graduate and director in about 50 corporations, he accumulated a vast estate from the Rockefeller fortune, testified about losses before a senate committee, and lived largely in quiet obscurity despite prominent wealth and public roles. He was born February 27, 1878, and married Isabel Stillman. four daughters and a son survived him.
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New York
Rerey A. Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller
United States
Rockefeller
America
Wall Street
William G. Rockefeller
John D
Yale
Isabel Stillman
Percy Rockefeller
Senate Stock Exchange
Washington
Percy Avery Rockefeller
New York City
Bank Robbery Report At Upper Sandusky First National
Two men robbed the First National Bank at Upper Sandusky Wyandot county at 12 30 pm. Teller Howard Altenberger and bookkeeper Mildred Larick were forced to surrender cash amounting to about 500 dollars before escaping in an old green sedan toward Toledo.
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Toledo
First National Bank
Upper Sandusky
Wyandot County
Howard Altenberger
Mildred Larick
Farmers Institute Committees Busy in Lorain County
Lorain County farmers committees are active planning the 1935 Farmers Institute gatherings set for January. A conference for officials and committees will be held in Elyria on October 11 to discuss institute plans. Ridgeville committee named Miss Anna Nieding secretary pro tem after Mrs. Knapp cannot serve. officers include Mrs. John Gibbons chair, Merton Bartter treasurer, and A. V. Palmer vice chair.
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Farmers’ Institute
Lorain County
Elyria
Ridgeville Institute
Anna Nieding
Alva Knapp
John Gibbons
Merton Bartter
A. V. Palmer
County Institute
Merchants to Discuss Ohio Sales Tax in Elyria
A group of Elyria merchants will meet at the Elyria Chamber of Commerce tomorrow to discuss a possible retail sales tax. C. E. Dittmer of the Ohio Council's Retail Merchants will join as associate director in the discussion.
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Ohio
Filyria
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
C. E. Dittmer
Ohio Council
Boiler Explodes Killing Two Middletown Workers
Middletown Ohio bulletin reports a steam boiler explosion at Nitherdale Farms southwest of town. Victims Edward Peters aged 42, a plumber, and L S Bailey, a farm employee, died after scalding water and steam sprayed them. Both left widows and two children.
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Middletown
Nitherdale Farms
Here
Edward Peters
L. S. Bailey
Peters
Nations Oppose Return Of Archduke Otto To Austria
Paris reports that France Italy and the Little Entente oppose Archduke Otto’s return to Austria. An agreement aims to bolster Austrian independence and remove a hurdle to Italian Yugoslav talks. Otto and the former Empress Zita await instruction at Steeneckerzeel Castle in Belgium.
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Archduke Otto
Austria
Paris
Iu.p
France
Italy
Otto
Zita
Steeneckerzeel Castle
Belgium
Jugoslavia
Hapsburgs
Czechoslovakia
Roumania
Fisch, a New Picture Fisch, a New Picture
A newly found photograph of the late Isidor Fisch, named by Hauptmann as the ransom money source in the Lindbergh case, is shown. The image was taken in New York City two years after the kidnapping, before Fisch fled to Germany where he died last December.
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New York
Bruno R. Hauptmann
Windbergh
Bronx County
Henry Breckenridge
Charles A. Lindbergh
Albert Osborn Sr
Hauptmann
Grand Jury
Washington
Trenton
N. J
H. Norman Schwarzkopf
Department
Department of Justice
Bronx
Samuel Foley
Isidor Fisch
Lindbergh
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Hauptman
New York City
Fisch
Germany
Vermilion Church Arzed by Fire
The Methodist church in Vermilion, a landmark for nearly a century, was left in ruins after a fire of unknown origin destroyed the building. Local authorities investigated the blaze as residents mourned the loss of the historic church.
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Vermilion
Vermilion. O
Patrolman Dead In Auto In Cleveland Slain or Self-Inflicted
In Cleveland on September 25 patrolmen found William H. Gibson, 38, dead in his car with a bullet wound to the head and his service revolver in his hand. Police concluded Gibson killed himself, estimating he had been dead about six hours.
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Cleveland
William H. Gibson
Gibson
Former Lorain youth on trial in Cleveland
Charles Gyori, once a Lorain youth, faces U S Commissioner B D Nicola in Cleveland on charges he drove a stolen Michigan car into Ohio. Deputy Sheriff William Hoist, who stopped him, and Chief Deputy Gerald Nau will testify at today's proceedings.
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Lorain
Cleveland
Charles Gyori
Michigan
Ohio
United States
B. D.nicola
Gyoril
William Hoist
Gyori
Hoist
Gerald Nau
Hauptmann Proclaims Innocence in Lindbergh Case
Bruno Hauptmann declared his innocence in the Lindbergh kidnapping and murder from prison, appealing to the public and German Americans to believe him. He spoke through his attorney and expressed hope for truth and exoneration as his wife expressed happiness that he may soon see their baby.
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New York
Bruno R. Hauptmann Theday
Hauptmann Admits Writing Lindbergh Ransom Details
In New York on September 25 Bruno Hauptmann admitted writing the Lindbergh ransom negotiator's address and phone number on a board found in his home. Investigators also disclosed that serial numbers tied to the ransom money were written on a board in a closet with a recess large enough to hold cash.
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New York
Bruno R. Hauptmann
Hauptmann
Crying Baby Tactic Reported in Hauptmann Case
New York authorities planned to use a crying baby as a stage prop near Bruno Hauptmann's cell to break his denials in the Lindbergh kidnapping inquiry. A phonograph of a baby’s wail was suggested if needed, aiming to induce guilt through repeated reminders of the infant death. Hauptmann reacted emotionally on seeing his 10 month old son yesterday.
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United Press
Cincinnati
Charles A. Lindbergh
New York
Lindbergh
Watson Airport
Hopewell
N. J
Walter Coughlin
New Jersey
Bruno R. Hauptmann
Hauptmann
Meeting at Ridgeville for Lorain County PTAs
Lorain County PT A workers will gather at North Ridgeville School for a 6 30 p m dinner meeting to discuss the 1934 35 year feeding project for undernourished children in county schools. Miss Alice Bird will present the proposal in cooperation with local PTA groups and other interested organizations.
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Lorain
Alice Bird
Vanderbilt Drives Rainbow In America's Cup Race
Harold Vanderbilt sailed Rainbow to the lead in the 30 mile triangular course off Newport Rhode Island as T O M Sopwiths Endeavour trailed. Rainbow overtook Endeavour on the home leg while both carried protest flags. Endeavour had led early but Rainbow outfooted the blue hulled challenger toward the second mark.
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U.S.C.G.C
Newport
R. I
U.P
Harold Vanderbilt
Rainbow
T. O. M. Sopwith
Endeavour
Sopwith
Vanderbilt
Bond issues to be decided by voters in Lo rain county
Voters in three villages face November bond questions. Grafton seeks 12000 for a new school, 1.4363 mill tax, 10 year maturity. A 7000 fund for a town hall under FWR, 1.1237 mill levy, ten years. Amherst asks 4800 for FWR projects, 0.0861 mill, ten years with sewer, road, wall, pool, cemetery approach and other town improvements. 65 percent passage needed. filing deadline tomorrow.
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Lorain County
Board of Election Officials
Grafton Village
Amherst Village
FWR
Jackson Street
Town Hall
Crown Hill Cemetery
Greenwood
Forest
Washington Streets
Textile Mills Reopening Amid Broad Resumption of Work
Washington reports mills reopening and most workers returning as strikes ebb. Francis J. Gorman of the United Textile Workers cites few conflicts and urges patience while discrimination reports are filed. some trouble persists in the south. NLRB regional boards are told to stand by to hear discrimination cases until a textile labor relations board is named by President Roosevelt.
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Washington
Francis J. Gorman
United Textile Workers
South
Gorman
National Labor Relations Board
Textile Labor Relations Board
Roosevelt
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James M. Fawcett
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Foley
Bronx County Grand Jury
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St. Raymond Street
John F. Condon
Jassie
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Pergy Adgkefeller
Bulletin
Sidor Fisch
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