Dubious Bremer Kidnap Case Sees Expanded Hunt
Duluth authorities join in search for Edward Bremer amid intensified efforts in St Louis County and a Duluth gambler is sought for questioning. Federal agents deployed to Anoka County as part of the widening probe following a tip that Bremer was killed. Riverbanks and surrounding roads are being scoured for clues as dusk falls.
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Duluth, Minn
Duluth News-Tribune Tonight
St. Louis
Edward G. Bremer
St. Paul
Duluth
Minn
Edward Bremer
Anoka County
Minneapolis
Bremer
Anoka
Hull Reports Back On Pan American Conference Mission
Secretary Hull returned to Washington from South America and met with President Roosevelt to deliver a personal report on the Montevideo Pan American conference. He spoke of partnership rather than dominance and noted goodwill toward the United States. He declined to discuss details.
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Washington
Hull
South America
White House
Roosevelt
Montevideo
United States
Americas
Key West
Jefferson Caffery
Cuba
John H McCooey Leader of Brooklyn Democrats Dies
John H. McCooey a 24 year boss of Brooklyn Democrats and ally of Tammany Hall died at 69 after a week at home from heart disease. His death follows a weakened power base amid a La Guardia landslide and internal dissent, with future leadership speculation ongoing.
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John H. M'Ccoey
Brooklyn
al Smith
McCooey
New York
John H. McCooey
Joseph V. McKee
James A. Farley
John P. O’brien
Tammany
Fiorello H. la Guardia
John F. Curry
Dutch freighter sinks in canal near Gatun Lake
The Royal Netherlands freighter Brian sank today in Gatun lake south of the lock, the first vessel to founder in Canal Zone waters. Captain W. H. Rohiing and 22 crew were rescued by Panama Canal launches after a leak flooded the hold, cause not yet confirmed.
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Colon
C. Z
Brian
Gatun Lake
Canal Zone
W. H. Rohiing
Montana Weather Forecast Unsettled With Snow Likely
Unsettled weather moves through Montana Monday and Tuesday with snow or rain in the western portion and colder conditions east of the divide.
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Montana
Divide
Montana Conservation Act May Face Supreme Court Test
Attorney General Raymond T. Nagle said a court action will likely be needed to resolve constitutional questions about Montana's water conservation act. He noted questions about emergency status and whether a public vote was required, as well as similar issues for federal loan measures for state institutions.
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Conservation Act
Supreme Court
Helena
Raymond T. Nagle
Spe
Cial
New York City
Nagle
Warm Springs
Galen
Great Falls
Silver Remonetization Plan Aims to Stabilize Silver
Senate backers of remonetizing silver unveil a compromise to stabilize the metal without a fixed ratio to gold. Senator Wheeler of Montana calls it a purchase plan designed to prevent fluctuation and flooding from other white metal countries. He will seek President Roosevelt’s view after presenting the proposal this week.
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Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
Wheeler
Montana
Fiesinger
Ohio
Congress
Wantads Get Action Before They Are Run
In Dillon a phone-in lost and found ad episode sparks two callers, Clarence Eylar of Safeway and Charles Bedell, offering rewards and requesting ads for returned suitcases. The Standard reports the humorous clash over revenue from eager advertisers.
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R Dillon
Clarence Eylar
Safeway
Dillion
Standard Office
Charles Bedell
West Broadway
Dillon Road
No Change in Shifts of CWA Workers
Notice authorized by the local civil works administration states no change to the four hour shifts six days a week. All men must report for work today at the same time as Saturday.
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CWA
Butte
Civil Works Administration
Mistrial Ruling Tape Used Today in Chicago Case
Seattle report details Oskar Hestness confessing to strangling his two sons in what police called a religious frenzy. First degree murder charges were filed as prosecutors weigh mental state. Separate Chicago notes report Dr. Alice Wynekoop near collapse amid trial prep for alleged murder of Rheta in a related case.
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Chicago
Seattle
Oskar Hestness
Ballard
John
Henry
Emmett G. Lenihan
Alice Wynekoop
Rheta
Constantine Theodore
O. L. Haavik
Ballard First Christian Church
Hestness
Marie
Rotana Convention Planned for 1904 in Montana
Rotana club board members in Helena selected August for the annual convention to be held in Butte. Dates will be set to avoid conflicts with another convention. Expansion plans discussed include adding more chapters beyond existing Butte, Great Falls, Helena, Missoula, Billings, and Laurel.
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Board of Rotana Club
Helena
Butte
Butte Club
Rotana Club
Great Falls
Missoula
Billings
Laurel
National Press
Bailed Leader 3 Returns As Mendieta Backed by A B C
A. B. C. leader Dr. Joaquin Martinez Saenz returns to Havana to resume duties as secretary of the treasury after greeting 5 000 supporters at the docks and the presidential palace. President Mendieta welcomed Saenz on the balcony as crowds cheered.
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Havana
Carlos Mendieta
Joaquin Martinez Saenz
Martinez Saenz
Miami
Mendieta
Saenz
Treasury
Carlos Manuel de Cespedes
AB. C
Earthquake blamed on Everest flight by Nepalese camp
From Nepal's Himalayan realm a superstition links the India quake to a 29,000 foot Everest flight by British aviators Marquis of Clydesdale Col. L. W. Stewart Blacker and Flight Lieutenant E. F. McIntyre. Couriers report heavy casualties in Kathmandu as the maharajah returns.
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New Delhi
India
Nepal
All India
Katmandu
Mt. Everest
Marquis of
Clydesdale
Col
L. W. Stewart Blacker
E. F. McIntyre
Everest’s Peak
Convicts recaptured after Kansas prison escape
Charlies Clifton McArthur, 29, injured in the escape from Lansing Kansas penitentiary, was seized in Kansas City. He is treated at the prison hospital before return to cellhouse No 2. Other fugitives including life termers Bob Brady and Jim Clark remain at large as tri state authorities press pursuit across Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma.
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Lansing
Kas
Kansas Penitentiary
Charlies
Clifton McArthur
Kansas City
Pawhuska
Okla
McArthur
Oklahoma City
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Bob
Big Boy) Brady
Jim Clark
Bank Robber Hunt Ends With Arrests In Chicago
Chicago police captain John Stege pursued reports linking John Dillinger to a group arrested in Streator and Nauvoo. Officers detained Lloyd Lorraine, Harry Rosa and associates with a car tied to the Dillinger gang, and Rosa later confessed to the Nauvoo bank robbery.
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John Dillinger
Dillinger
Stege
Lloyd Lorraine
Streator
Harry Rosa
Tony
Lydia Morgan
Nauvoo
Frank Drabitech
Chicago
Rosa
Baden-Powell in London After Second Operation
Sir Arthur Baden-Powell age 77 founder of the Boy Scout movement was reported satisfactory and resting more comfortably in London today after undergoing a second operation this month.
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London
Arthur Baden- Powell
Boy Scout Movement
Senate committee edges toward Roosevelt dollar-devaluation bill
Washington's Senate finance panel prepares to hear the Roosevelt dollar-devaluation bill with an expected close vote. Democrats anticipate White House support while Republicans back amendments limiting treasury powers. The committee, 20 members, plans executive session Tuesday and aims to report the measure after a floor vote.
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Washington
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
Capitol Hill
White House
House
Senate Finance Committee
Glass
Virginia
Gore
Oklahoma
Adams
Colorado
Norbeck
South Dakota
Couzens
Michigan
McAdoo
California
Cummings
Roosevelt approves bill extending life of Reconstruction Corp
President Roosevelt signed a bill extending the Reconstruction Finance Corporation life to February 1, 1935. The act authorizes total lending up to 850 million dollars with department level spending reservations, and sets a 500 million dollar limit for the Finance Corporation before an executive withdrawal order is needed.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Reconstruction Corporation
Treasury
Finance Corporation
Convicts at Leavenworth Force Feed Hunger Strikers
Harvey Bailey and Albert Bates, wraz two life inmates at Leavenworth, resist eating as prison guards force milk feed. Their aim is death or solitude, while authorities pursue missing ransom funds from Charles Urschel kidnapping case and maintain custody of other inmates including George Kelly.
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Leavenworth, Kans
Harvey Bailey
Albert Bates
Federal Penitentiary
Charles F. Urschel
Oklahoma City
Department of Justice
George Kelly
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Chitt
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Arthur Byfield
Kansas State Penitentiary
Schoolman
Kingfish
Huey P. Long
T. Semmes Walmsley
New Orleans
Walmsley
Tiggie Turner
Tiggie
Viola Norman
Ethel M. Dell
John Stege
Marquette
Baden-Powell
Bailey
Bates
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