Federal agents kill Gibson in Chicago kidnaping case
Federal agents trap Russell Gibson 32 in a North Side apartment near Dillinger scene. Gibson, linked to the Karpis Barker gang and the Bremer kidnapping case, dies after a gunfight and tear gas siege. Mrs Clara Gibson, widow of the slain gangster, surrenders. identity of a male suspect remains unrevealed.
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Russell Gibson
Chicago
Edward G. Bremer
St. Paul
North Side
Gibson
Alvin Karpis
Arthur Barker
Clara Gibson
Willie Harrison
St. Louis
Karpis-Barker
Gun rampage ends in suicide after cop raid in Kentucky
In Copper Creek Kentucky George M Collett 45 former roadhouse operator killed seven people including his wife her parents and two Heltons then wounded two before fleeing. Surrounded he shot himself. A will left guns to a dentist and $100 for a written tragedy account. Victims named Sella Collett William Helton Lola Helton Howard Helton Julian Borders. Lonnie and Carlo Helton injured.
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MT. Vernon
George M. Collett
Copper Creek
Collett
C. C. Carter
Sella Collett
William Helton
Lola Helton
Howard Helton
Julian Borders
Lonnie
Carlo Helton
Fogbound Atlantic Seaboard Paralyzes Transport
Cold spell forecast offered hope for fog relief as Atlantic shipping remained stalled with seven vessels waiting outside New York harbor and ships anchored in Massachusetts waters. Acadia limped into Boston harbor for a second night, East River ferries were grounded and two ferries lost for hours. Air travel halted in the East and parts of the West while a Chicago area plane was missing.
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Associated Press
Atlantic Seaboard
New York Harbor
Massachusetts
Acadia
Boston
New York
East River
Chicago
Kidnapping Case Involving Bomberger Family Under DOJ Scrutiny
Three alleged kidnapers sought by the Department of Justice after Allen Bomberger, 21, Hammond college student, was abducted for 50 000. Bomberger says he was tossed from a car near the Federal building after ransom was paid. DOJ and FBI deny any payment and continue investigations in Crawfordville where he is a student at Wabash College.
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Chicago
Allen C. Bomberger
Hammond
Ind
Department of Justice
Young Bomberger
Lowdon Bomberger
Federal
Harold Nathan
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Bomberger
Crawfordville
Wabash College
Russell Gibson
Edward B. Bremer
St. Paul
Condordon Identifies Hauptmann as Lindbergh ransom recipient
Dr. John F. Condon testifies in Hauptmann trial that he met Bruno Richard Hauptmann in Van Cortland Park and Woodlawn Cemetery and paid $60,000 in ransom. He identifies Hauptmann as the mysterious "John" who negotiated and received the Lindbergh ransom.
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Condon
van Cortland Park
Woodlawn Cemetery
Associated Press
Flemington
N. J
John F
Jassie
Condoft
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Hauptmann
Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
Bronx
John
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Dr. Condon
Stork Edges Reaper in Butte for 1934
The stork beat the grim reaper by a margin of 60 in Silver Bow county in 1934. City bureau of vital statistics report by Miss Stella Watters lists 683 deaths and 743 births for the year.
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Stork
Grim Reaper
Silver Bow
City Bureau of Vital Statistics
Stella Watters
Paint Explosion Injures Seventeen in Hudsonville Scene
Seventeen people were burned when a motor transport loaded with paint exploded on the highway between Hudsonville and Zeeland Michigan. The vehicle caught fire and a crowd of spectators, including the driver, were showered with flaming liquid after three blasts in rapid succession.
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Hudsonville
Mich
Here
Zeeland
Senate panel backs World Court adherence with restraint
Washington Jan 9 The Senate foreign relations committee voted for American adherence to the World Court with a reservation shielding the United States from advisory opinions. Senator Robinson Democratic leader said he would bring the issue to the Senate floor when he deems the time opportune.
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Senate
U. S
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Adher
Ence
World Court
United States
Robinson
Sen
Anaconda Prepares For First Winter Carnival Sports
With four days until the Montana Winter Sports carnival opens, participants begin arriving as Anaconda seals a snowbound festival scene. Fresh snow and ongoing snow hauling create a rugged outdoor setting for events including a professional dog derby.
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Wonderland
Will
Anaconda
Montana
Dinner meeting for Silver Bow Scout Council leaders
Arrangements announced for the annual dinner meeting of Boy Scout leaders and executive council members in the Silver Bow area. The event at First Presbyterian Church in Butte starts at 6 30 p m with State Senator W J Pauly delivering the principal address. John A Groeneveld presides and Scout troop No 15 forms the color guard. Rev Peter F Mac Donald gives the invocation and Rev E J Groeneveld offers the benediction. A business session will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow
Earle N. Genzberger
R. T. Ferguson
Ward Thompson
Fred W. Strandberg
First Presbyterian Church
Broadway
Idaho
W. J. Pauly
Deer Lodge
John A. Groeneveld
Scout Troop No. 15
Fred J. Hill
Peter F. MacDonald
E. J. Groeneveld
Boulder Murder Case Nears Jury
Closing arguments ended morning and early afternoon in district court for James Henry Ping charged with the July 3 murder of Floyd Dell Wilson. The case was expected to go to the jury later in the day.
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Boulder
James Henry Ping
Floyd
Dell) Wilson
Butte to Enforce Driving Permit Ordinance Next Week
City authorities announce strict enforcement of the driving permit ordinance with patrol checks starting next week. A city treasurer’s permit sale shows 180 permits issued since January percent. Silver Bow county lists about 8 000 operating motorists.
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Silver Bow County
Silver Bow Deputy Sheriff Captures Suspect Then Loses Suitcase
Elmer Caruthers, deputy sheriff, returns from Waldenburg with Syde Cutter wanted for grand larceny and his own suitcase stolen en route. Cutter jailed awaiting arraignment. Caruthers vows to recover the case and its toothbrush as he pursues the thief.
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Silver Bow
Elmer Caruthers
Larry Weir
Caruthers
Butte
Walsenburg
Colo
Syde Cutter
Cutter
J. J. McNamara
Cooney Presents List of Senate Confirmations
In Helena on January 9 the Montana Senate received Governor Cooney's recess appointments for confirmation. Appointees include state forester Rutledge Parker. state board of medical examiners A. Cooney, Charles Coulter. and state board of education Rev. Emmett J. Riley and Wallace Brennan.
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Helena
Montana Senate
Cooney
State Forester
Rutledge Parker
Missoula
State Board of Medical Examiners
A. Cooney
Lewis and Clark County
Charles Coulter
Cascade County
State Board of Education
Emmett J. Riley
Wallace Brennan
Senator Parkin
Gallatin County
Margaret Holmes
Arlene Johnson
Rita Witt
Ruby Schwaber
Fowler
Montana
House of Representatives
C. W. Fowler
Yellowstone
Pound Baby Dies After 50 Days Fed by Eye Dropper
Maria Jesu, born one pound to Mexican parents who left no name, died in El Paso at a hospital after 50 days. Lack of vitality attributed to the death. she was fed milk through an eye dropper.
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EL Paso
Texas
Maria Jesu
Recreation program for Butte outlined by FPERA
Maurice Johnson announces a recreational program for all ages in Butte to start within 10 days under FPERA. He says city facilities are superior to other Montana areas and outlines local supervision and district instructors for seasonal sports, indoor games, dramatics, arts and crafts, music and storytelling activities.
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Butte
FPERA
Maurice Johnson
Johnson
South Side Boosters Club
Montana
Interesting talk heard by Rotary in Dillon
Prof. Rush Jordan spoke on ideals of business management and buyer seller relationships at the Dillon Rotary Club dinner. He chairs the club's vocational service committee. Reports noted best attendance in November and lowest in December, with J Ford McBain as meeting chairman.
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Dillon
Rush Jordan
Dillon Rotary Club
R. E. Albright
J. Ford McBain
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Acualiuns
Helo
Willie
G. M. Collett
Katherine McCarthy
Frank H. Cooney
Ann Haffey
Helen Swanson
East Seaboard
Federal Building
Hopewell
Reaper
Montana Weather
A. P
Fred Gill
Page Five
Scout Council
W. A. O'Kelly
Nears Jury
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