Lynching Near Columbus After Alleged Attacks
In Columbus Mississippi area two men Bert Moore and Dooley Morton were hanged by a white mob about eight miles from Columbus. The victims, accused of two attempted attacks on white women, were taken from a sheriff assisting in their relocation to Aberdeen and hanged behind a church on a secluded country road.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Miss
Bert Moore
Dooley Morton
Aberdeen
American Bar Association Rebukes Hauptmann Trial Conduct
The American Bar Association plans a sharp rebuke at its session in Los Angeles detailing charges against both sides in the Hauptmann trial. A committee report accuses prosecutors and defense lawyers of ignoring ethics, using press interviews and radio talks, and turning the trial into a public show. It warns of miscarriages of justice from sentimentality and mobs.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Charles A. Lindbergh
American Bar Association
Hoover denounces Hauptmann trial as a disgusting spectacle
J Edgar Hoover head of the FBI condemns the Hauptmann trial as a "disgusting spectacle of a Roman holiday" and concurs with American Bar Association concerns. He says the defendant deserving life should get consideration despite guilt adduced, noting press coverage blamed for sensationalism.
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Associated Press
Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
Department of Justice
Bureau of Investigation
Hauptmann
American Bar Association Committee
Hoover
Moon Eclipse Captivates Millions Across Nation
The July 16 undated AP report describes a copper colored moon during a long eclipse viewed by millions nationwide. West coast skies cleared for the event while Yerkes Observatory scientists noted no crater changes since the previous eclipse.
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Associated Press
Yerkes Observatory
Wisconsin
Diplomatic Scouts Of Nations Caught By Trade Treaty
Washington July 16 A surprise disclosure reveals a 30 million dollar Soviet American trade pact catching off guard diplomats who believed relations were ghostlike after 20 months of inactivity. Far eastern agents monitor potential railway and aviation equipment purchases under the agreement.
Purvis Plans Magazine Series On Crime After FBI
Melvin Purvis, the famed G man who headed the Chicago FBI office before resigning last week, announced he will write a series of crime articles for magazines. He emphasizes steady investigation over flashy methods and says he is not yet ready to share specifics of his project.
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Melvin Purvis
Associated Press
Chicago
G Man Nemisis
John Dillinger
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Champagne Kid Alfred Hansen Improves at Little Creek
Alfred Hansen known as the Champagne Kid has shown great improvement after recent hot pitch burns at Little Creek and is expected to leave hospital in a day or so.
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Alfred Hansen
Little Creek
Circuit Court rules processing taxes under Agricultural Act unconstitutional
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals in Boston ruled processing and floor taxes under the Agricultural Adjustment Act unconstitutional in a two to one decision. The court found no authority to impose such taxes by the Secretary of Agriculture or Supreme Court decisions, prompting a likely appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Boston
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Hoosac Mills
Elisha Brewster
Circuit
Boston Court
Secretary of Agriculture
Supreme Court
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Tis
Court of Appeals
Department of Justice
New Helicostat Flight Tested At Orly Airdrome Paris
At Orly Airdrome Paris a new helicostat blending airplane and balloon was tested successfully. Inventor J P Obmidien has pursued helicopter concepts for 15 years with a single person craft lifting to 75 feet and hovering before a precise landing. The craft uses a 40 horsepower engine with four propellers and a rubberized air filled balloon. total weight under 350 kilograms. A larger, more powerful model is planned.
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Paris
Orly
J.P. Obmidien
Wee
Prin Ple
Tourist Vessel Delliwied Reads Nome Readiness
The S S Delliwied of the Alaska Line is due to arrive at Nome about 8 o clock tomorrow morning July 17 in the Arctic Cruise. Those who donated cars for the entertainment are asked to leave automobiles at the Nome Ware for lighterage by 8 40 tomorrow morning. The Native Exhibit and Entertainment will be open all day and in the evening. Admission 5 and 25 for children. The exhibit features Alaska Native Arts and Crafts for sale with free entry through the front door U S Native School on D Street.
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S. S Delliwied
Nome
Gummiller
Alaska
U. S
Orly Flight Declared Successful After Prolonged Test
Technicians declared the Orly flight a success and plan a longer test in August to evaluate the new craft’s performance during a extended test flight.
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Orly
Dimond Proposes Hospital for Alaska Insane
Senator Dimond introduced a bill to authorize two million five hundred thousand dollars for a government hospital for the insane of Alaska. He said the plan would correct the current arrangement where Alaska's insane receive care in Portland Oregon under contract. The bill would authorize the Interior Department to erect a hospital in Alaska or within the state.
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Associated Press
Washington
Dele Kite Dimond
Dimond
Portland
Oregon
Department of the Interior
Alaska
State
Chicago Mayor Kelly Eyes 1936 Politics
Mayor Kelly of Chicago, Menard Kelly, a Democrat, states the party remains strong in Illinois. He predicts Roosevelt will win four years, despite national criticisms and third party talk, and notes Democratic strength previously in Illinois and Cook County.
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Mayor Kelly
Chicago
Roosevelt
Ilinois
Returning Colonist Praises Matanuska Colony
Breckenridge Minnesota a group of six families returning from Matanuska tell The American Press about rich soil twenty feet deep. H O Splitzberger says he is leaving due to failing wealth, but believes the colony has a good chance to succeed if the government stays with it. He also blames initial discontent on delays before work could start.
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Associated Press
Breckenridge
Minnesota
H. O. Splitzberger
Matanuska
The Name Daily Nugget Prepares to Print
A local publication announces readiness to print as it moves toward production. The unnamed staff work on layout and typography ahead of issue release. The article notes a focus on timely local news and community notices.
Son of Automobile Maker Killed By Airplane Prop
Genoa Italy July 16 Edoardo Agnelli son of Giovanni Agnelli owner of the Fiat Automobile Company was killed instantly when struck by the propeller of a seaplane. Pilot Arturo Ferrarin was uninjured as the craft nosed over after hitting an obstruction in the water. Angelli was struck while attempting to climb out and swim ashore.
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Associated Press
Genoa
Italy
Edoardo Agnelli
Giovani Agnelli
Fiat Automobile Company
Arturo Fer Hatin
Angelli
Nevada Senator Opposes American Soviet Trade Pact
Nevada Senator McCarran denounces the new trade agreement with Russia as a blow to American products and tariffs policies. He vows to push an amendment to repeal reciprocity tariff laws amid debates on the pending bill.
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Associated Press
Washington
McCarran
Nevada
Russia
Millionaire Steel Man Killed in Auto Accident
Royal C. Remick, a Youngstown steel magnate who testified before the House military affairs committee, was killed in an auto crash near Baltimore early tonight. His testimony contributed to Bradier General Williams's court martial and conviction on army procurement irregularities.
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Associated Press
Washington
Royal C. Remick
Youngstown
House Military Affairs Committee
Brgadier Generander
W. Wiliams
Baltimore
Coast Guard Seaplane Rescues Youths Off Biscayne Bay
A coast guard seaplane rescued two boys and four girls clinging to an overturned sail boat in Biscayne Bay near Miami after a moonlit cruise. Sharks circled the craft as the group neared exhaustion before being pulled to safety.
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Guard
Biscayne Bay
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