Defense Lines Up Three Key Arguments At Trial
The defense outlines three main lines of attack in the Lindbergh baby case trial. They plan to establish an alibi, challenge the ransom note handwriting, and dispute connections between witnesses and the baby’s theft. Hauptmann appears in court cheerful and unharmed as testimony on the ladder proceeds.
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Associated Press
Flemington
Ial
Lindbergh
Hopewell
Hauptmann
Reilly
Murderer Gets Speedy Justice in Vienna Courts
Alois Gardasch twenty one is hanged three hours after a lightning court sentence for murdering his father amid an affair dispute. He hid the crowbar used in the crime and attempted to mislead neighbors about his father’s departure.
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Associated Press
Vienna
Alois Gardasch
Alois
Gardasch
Pioneers Call Meeting at U S Marshals Office
PIONEERS call all members to attend a meeting in the U S Marshals Office on Wednesday January 9 at 6 PM. Vice President Thos Gaffney authorized the notice in the Nome Daily subscription.
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U .S. Marshall’s Office
Thos. Gaffney
Gold Production Set 20 Year Record in 1934
Washington reports 1934 gold production in US and possessions valued at 107,631,700 dollars, a new high. The 1915 record stood at 101,035,700 dollars with 4,487 ounces more than 1934. Alaska produced 541,238 ounces valued at 18,944,900 dollars.
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Washington
United States
Alaska
Father Mae West Dies in Oakland at 65
Jack West father of Mae West died in Oakland after a sudden heart attack aged sixty five.
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Mae West
Oakland
Jack West
War veteran packs pound and a half of free gold
Charles Williams, 41, a World War veteran and amateur prospector, staggered into a mining camp nine miles from Apache Junction carrying about 1.5 pounds of nearly pure free gold found in an unnamed deep canyon. Prospector colleagues identified the nuggets as gold.
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Associated Press
Phoenix
Charles Williams
Apache Junction
Noted British economist urges new international gold standard
Sir Henry Stra kosch argues gold block nations must devalue their currencies and form a new international gold standard to avoid violent shifts in gold purchasing power. He projects a sixty percent devaluation raising the value of U S monetary gold by ninety percent and the gold group nations by 317 percent, with the rest at 45 percent.
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Associated Press
London
Henry Strakosch
United States
Capitol Hill Skeptical Over Supreme Court Act Impact
Washington observers on Capitol Hill doubt scrapping the oil control provision in the NRA undermines other New Deal laws, especially agricultural program measures, with concerns about broader policy effects. Seattle board launches a 750000 dollar three year canned salmon ad campaign beginning Lent week funded by canners.
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Capitol Hill
Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
NRA
Seattle
Associated Pacific Fisheries Board of Trustees
Movement to halt wolves and coyotes in Alaska grows
Alaska residents press authorities as wolves and coyotes threaten game like mountain sheep and caribou. Petersburg Chamber of Commerce backs a plan urging the Bureau of Biological Survey to send expert trappers to Alaska to advise local hunters on trapping methods, aiming at predator extermination.
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Alaska
Juneau
McKinley Park
Petersburg Chamber of Commerce
Anchorage Chamber of Commerce
Bureau of Biological Survey
Internal Revenue Jumps 42 Percent
Washington January 8 Treasury Department announces a forty two percent rise in internal revenue taxes collected during the fiscal year ended June 30 with the government reporting higher receipts than the previous year.
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Associated Press
Washington
Treasury Department
Job Plan Seen Moving Fast Despite Critics
Congress begins work on an eight billion dollar budget as President Roosevelt seeks four billion to shift from dole to jobs. Democratic leaders predict swift passage though some lawmakers question project specifics and Progressives argue the amount is insufficient for relief wages.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Coast Guard Cutter Rescues Two Men Near Ushagat Island
The Coast Guard Cutter Morris rescued Jack McCord Alaska hunter and miner and Emil Olson of Kodiak after they had been missing for days on Ushagat Island. The Morris was en route to Seldo with five hundred sacks of flour to relieve a food shortage when the rescue occurred.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Coast Guard
Morris
Jack McCord
Alaska
Battleman
Miner
Emil Olson
Ushagat
Kodiak
Seldo
Via
Shortage of Ski Jumpers Plagues 1936 Olympic Plans
Chicago reports America faces an unusual shortage of ski jumpers impacting the Olympic Ski Games committee and the National Ski Association. Experts say early training is essential as American youths lag behind Scandinavian peers in taking the sport seriously.
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America
Chicago
National Ski Association
Deyo Said
Caspar Oimeon
Minot
N. D
Roy Mikelson
Auburn
Cal
Carl Holmstrom
Gear Mountain
N. Y
John Steele
Denver
Col
Gunner Oman
Harold Sorenson
Norfolk
Flu Epidemic Strikes Metlakatla With 150 In Care
In Metlakatla, about a third of the 500 residents are under medical treatment for influenza. Over the weekend 100 new cases were reported. Dr George E Dickinson left Ketchikan for Metlakatla which has had no medical care since last summer. Edward Usher, 26, died of pneumonia yesterday. his funeral was held yesterday.
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Associated Press
Ketchikan
Metlakatlas
Inmenza
George E. Dickinson
Metlakatla
Edward Usher
Ad insertion deadlines and Nugget pricing noted
The Nome Daily Nugget outlines change deadlines for regular advertisements. Changes are accepted up to 4 PM the day before insertion and new ads up to 1 30 PM on the day of insertion. Monthly carrier pricing is listed as Nugget two dollars.
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