Kidnapper Robinson Captured Near Glendale California
The kidnapping suspect Thomas H. Robinson Jr was captured at a Glendale hotel. He admitted his identity and was to be sent to Louisville with $4560 on him including $4200 ransom money. No shots were fired during the arrest. a leading tip came from Alvin Karpis and the capture followed tips from Pasadena area observations.
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Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
Department of Justice
Thomas H. Robinson, Jr
Alice Speed Stoll
Louisville
Kentucky
Glendale
California
Stoll
Hoover
Robinson
John Simons
Calif
Alvin Karpis
New Orleans
Pasadena
Portland Strike Threatens Alaska Junk Co Workers
Portland May 12 strikers kept nearly a thousand workers from their jobs as a walkout was threatened. Six hundred loggers and three hundred fifty automobile journeymen went out and officials warned Alaska Junk Company employees would quit next Monday.
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Associated Press
Portland
Ore
Gust Anderson
Central Labor Council
Alaska Junk Company
Buck Ruxton hanged for Devil's Beeftub murder
In Manchester May 1912 Dr Buck Ruxton aged 36 was executed at Strangeways Jail for the killing and dismemberment of his wife and the maid May Jane Rogerson last September.
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Manchester
England
Buck Ruxton
Strangeways
Jane Rogerson
Nome City Council Meets Long To Discuss School Plans
Nome City Council convened from 8 P M to midnight approving minutes and bills while receiving communications urging a qualified inspector for the new Nome Public School and possible extra funding. They warned Seattle papers and cargo interests about relief burdens and reviewed applicants for school inspector and fire chief positions with a potential follow up on funding.
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Anthony E. Karnes
Nome
PWA
M. J. Walsh
Juneau
Territorial Board of Education
J. H. S. Morison
U.S. District Court
Seattle
Alaska Steamship Co
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
Grand Jury
Council
Robert E. Lyle
J. C. Kennedy
R. A. Stenersen
B. M. Buckley
Art Brown
Fire Department
W. W. Laws
Peter X Peterson
W. R. Graham
Fay C Morrow
Six Deaths From Flu Ravage Fort Yukon Flooding Fairbanks
A May 12 dispatch says influenza killed six people in Fort Yukon among white and native residents as a flood from ice breakup hit Fairbanks at the Yukon Porcupine junction. The Fort Yukon city riverfront saw three feet of water in the church, a cabin floated away, and airfield flooding blocked relief plans while influenza patients remained critical.
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Fairbanks
Fairbanks News-Miner
Fort Yukon
Yukon
Porcupine
News-Miner
Emily Randall
U. S
Marshall
Italians walk out of league meeting in Geneva
Italy's envoy Biron Pompeo Aloisi walked out of a League private council session in Geneva on May 12 over the Ethiopian delegate. The move came as the group discussed a minor public question, with members later saying the session faced a delicate issue.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Switzerland
Biron Pompeo Aloisi
Italy
League
Ance
Ethiopia
Liver
Italian Delegates Ordered From Geneva Over Ethopia Annexation
Baron Alvisi and colleagues were told to quit Geneva after Mussolini allegedly gave the orders. The move followed a council draft condemning the Ethiopian annexation, triggering a tumult among delegations.
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Geneva
Baron Alvisi
League
J. A. C. Avenol
Mussolini
Ethopia
Heakens Must Get iour Pe Tat Assoriet Phe JUNTA
May 12 note from the Territorial Board of Education about a program for schools to meet a required standard. The text mentions resihers and slumber of huts to receive ap siliey ages of po dollars a month.
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Rusal School
Board of Eduestles
Frazier Lemke Farm Debt Bill Gains Early House Momentum
AP reports Foreas backed the three billion dollar refinancing bill scoring two quick House victories. One vote sets six hours of general debate tomorrow before amendments, the second authorizes an amendment vote and final passage.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Foreas
House of Representatives
Name Daily Nugget Six Month Savings Offer
An advance payment advertises a six month subscription to the Name Daily Nugget with a $2.00 saving, priced at $10.00 and urging readers to act now. The offer emphasizes prepaid terms and immediate enrollment.
Bakery Strde tn ie rt pes al Tacoma Pies
Fragmented OCR text about a Tacoma bakery and pies prompts a compact summary. Readable elements mention a bakery and pies with scattered references to products and alerts. The passage is garbled but centers on bakery items and a Tacoma location.
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Bakery
Strde Tn
Tacoma
Exger? Extermimci Well Wolf Extermination Plans
The Biological Survey outlines a plan to trap wolves with a preliminary program led by Harlan Cubster. He will conduct trapping demonstrations from Kotzebue, likely arriving early September. Cubster has spent three years working in southeastern Alaska.
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The
Associated Press
Juneau
Biological Survey
Harlan Cubster
Kotzebue
Alaska
Former Attorney General Mitchell Palmer Dies in Washington
Mitchell Palmer, a former United States Attorney General, died in Washington today after a lengthy illness.
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Washington, D. C
Mitchell Palmer
United States
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