Federal Officers Nab Suspect In Bremer Kidnapping
Chicago April 27 AP Federal agents announced the arrest of William E. Vidler 34 in a Chicago gambling house on charges tied to the $200000 ransom paid for St Paul banker and brewer Edward Bremer. Purvis said Vidler carried $2655 of the ransom and hoped other suspects and more ransom money would be recovered.
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Chicago
Edward Bremer
St. Paul
William E. Vidler
Melvin H. Purvis
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Vidler
Purvis
North Clark Street
Illinois
John Dillinger
Bremer
Wisconsin
Bureau of Investigation
BE Paul
Hoover Denies Lindbergh Ransom Found In New England
J Edgar Hoover, head of the DOJ Division of Investigation, calls reports that part of the Lindbergh ransom money was found in New England absolutely false. He says the Vermont weekend visit by 10 agents pertained to a separate extortion case and has no link to the kidnapping inquiry.
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Washington
Jd. Edgar Hoover
Justice Department
Division of Investigation
Boston
New England
Vermont
Hoover
Federal Reserve Bank
One Year of Beer Aids U S Coffers
The Internal Revenue Bureau reports legal beer paid the U S government $145,306,089 for the year ending March 31, 1934. Beer became legal April 7, 1933. Distilled spirits and wines paid $52,083,532 for December 1 to March 31.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau Today
Dillinger Gang Gunner Nelson Eludes North Woods Posse
George "Baby Face" Nelson escaped a northern Wisconsin pursuit after two days in an Indian shack near Lac Du Flambeau. He stole a car and fled through wooded country near Fifield while authorities feared Dillinger gang hideouts spread through Mercer and the region. Nelson is linked to the killing of a federal agent and was pursued as part of a wider Dillinger hunt.
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ST. Paul
Dillinger
George
Baby Face
Nelson
North Woods
Ollie Catfish
Lac du Flambeau
Wisconsin
Fifield
Wis
Clayton
Mercer
Here
W. Carter Baum
Department of Justice
Kansas mob law baffling city faces cash claims
Kansas City officials say a policeman in every home would be needed to defend against the mob law threat after Roy Tuttle, father of 11, alleged injuries from his children. The ancient statute defines a mob as five or more and 35 open cases seek about 150000 in damages against the city.
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Kansas City
Kas
Roy Tuttle
Tuttle
Kansas
Lions Air Carnival Schedule Returns This Weekend
The Lions present an April two day air carnival with passenger flights at 10:30 and 2:30, stunting at 12:00 and 4:20, balloon posting at 1:00, large ship and small ship races at 1:40 and 2:00, parachute jumps by Buddy Bruce at 6:00 and Miss Gaile 9000 feet fall at 2:30 on Sunday, April 29 with a town overflight at noon.
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Buddy Bruce
Paassenger
Miss Gaile
Ial
Labor Leaders Target Company Unions in NRA Clash
The American Federation of Labor presses a new drive to block official sanction of company unions within NRA. Leo Wolman leads the labor advisory board as it demands labor membership on code authorities and exclusive nominations to labor sides of industrial relations boards. Johnson opposes seating federation members only.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
NRA
A. F. of L
Hugh S. Johnson
Labor Advisory Board
William Green
Leo Wolman
Detroit Automobile Board
Labor Board
Johnson
Advisory Board
Industrial Relations Board
Federation of Labor
Will Rogers Wires from Tribune on Japan and politics
A Will Rogers column from Santa Monica notes Japanese papers mock the US fleet's Panama Canal passage claim and jokes about fleet size delaying a quick crossing. He observes Republicans turning hard against the administration and contemplates a Democratic political shift tied to the Dillinger case.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Japan
Panama Canal
Dillinger
Will
Idaho University hosts 1100 seniors for May fete
University of Idaho Southern Branch welcomes 1100 seniors from 41 southern Idaho high schools for Campus Day events crowned by the May fete on the west campus lawns. Dr John R Nichols and Grant Ambrose spoke as Eleanor Clauson served as queen. registration neared a record.
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University of Idaho, Southern Branch
Southern Idaho
University
John R. Nichols
Grant Ambrose
Eleanor Clauson
Pocatello
Blackfoot
Idaho Falls
Malad
Burley
Bloomington
Utah
Declo
Franklin
Fielding
Filer
Firth
Georgetown
Grace
Heyburn
Hamer
Rigby
Shelley
St. Anthony
Montpelier
Twin Falls
Thomas
One
McCammon
Moreland
Acon
Preston
Pay Raise Benefits Oregon Short Line Workers
In Boise on April 27 an estimated 6000 Oregon Short Line railroad employees will gain from a wage agreement announced in Washington. If all workers and unions are covered, the annual benefit totals about 600000 dollars with the first 212 percent restoration adding 150000 dollars yearly. The boost, largely paid to Idaho businesses, is seen as a key factor in regional recovery.
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Boise
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Washington
Joel L. Priest
Idaho
House Speaker Signs Sugar Control Bill Action
House Speaker Rainey signed the Jones Costigan sugar control bill and sent it to the senate for Vice President Garner to sign. It then heads to the White House with possible delay until after protests from Hawaii Puerto Rico and the Philippines. Chester Davis plans talks with beet sugar processors in Chicago Monday on administration of the act.
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Washington
Rainey
Senate
Garner
White House
Roosevelt
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Philippines
Traffic Commission
Chester Davis
Chicago
Navy situation summed up with expected ships and ages
Washington April 37. With a 1.5 billion appropriation sought from the White House, a quick start on 20 new warships may follow. The navy figures ships built and planned under the London treaty and Vinson bill, totaling 375 ships with age breakdowns and future laydown possibilities through 1936 and 1942. United States leads in tonnage with 1,300,720, followed by Britain 1,329,969 and Japan 881,393. under age tonnage also listed for each nation.
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Washington
White House
Navy
Vinson
Cruis
United States
British Empire
Japan
Relief Workers Paid 3718 Dollars for Week Ending April 19
Federal emergency relief payments totaling 3 718 81 were issued for 5755 hours across classifications. Checks arrived late from Boise delaying Friday disbursement and covering workers in skilled men and teams truck crews and various labor grades.
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Federal
Boise
Spain names Samper to form new government in crisis
President Alcala Zamora named Ricardo Samper Ibanez, former minister of industry and commerce, to form a new government after three days without a cabinet. Samper, linked to Lerroux, faces a coalition challenge as factions debate leaving congress or fresh elections to avert unrest.
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Rex Smith
Associated Press
Madrid
Alcala Zamora
Ricardo Samper Ibanez
Industry
Spain
Samper Thanet
Samper
Alejandro Lerroux
Lerroux
Congress
Scott Hall Stands on Labor in Idaho Campaign Trail
W Scott Hall of Malad a Republican congress candidate outlined his labor background during stops in Pocatello Blackfoot and Idaho Falls before heading to Twin Falls for the Young Republicans banquet. He stated he has always been a laboring man with no union membership but supports workers and their programs.
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W. Scott Hall
Congress
Pocatello
Blackfoot
Idaho Falls
Twin Falls
the Tribune
Trade review notes gradual gains in second quarter
The Dun and Bradstreet weekly trade review reports continued upward momentum in early second quarter business. Weather and legislative delays cause some uncertainty, while manufacturers adjust to new shorter hours and price shifts.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet Trade Review
Solia
Bishop Cannon Freed by Jury acquitted in election case
Bishop James Cannon Jr and Miss Adam L Burroughs were acquitted of conspiracy to violate election law in the 1928 Smith campaign. The jury deliberated about three and a half hours before finding them not guilty on both counts alleging improper contributions reporting.
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Washington
James Cannon, Jr
Adam L. Burroughs
Alfred E. Smith
Bishop Cannon
Miss Burroughs
Racing Drivers Seek Probation After Guilty Pleas
Two automobile racing drivers pleaded guilty to assaulting a newspaper reporter and a photographer and asked for probation. They face sentence May 10 before Judge Burnell. The case stems from an incident after the funeral of driver Ernie Triplett and involves abductions by racing men who opposed a media campaign.
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Los Angeles
Charles 8. Burnell
Babe Stapp
James Lee
Examiner
Louis Tomas
John Bennus
California
Beamer Recovers Goods After Tax Arrears Bailiff Sale
Grimsby Ontario April 27 J Herbert Beamer regains possessions lost in a tax arrears bailiff sale. Neighbors bought items for nominal sums and returned them on loan. Auction included an automobile with spare tires and two gallons of gas for 75 cents, total proceeds $30.05.
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Grimsby
Ont
J. Herbert Beamer
Beamer
Contact Made In Tucson Kidnapping Deputy Charges
A Pima county deputy sheriff reported that a contact may have been made during the night with the six year old June Robles kidnapping suspects. Investigators note the Robles family asked for direct negotiations and a pause in searches at 2 am to pursue a possible deal.
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Tucson
Ariz
Pima County
June Robles
Robles
Abe
Idaho posse on hot trail of 2 escaped cons
A posse led by Deputy Prison Warden Paris O Neil chased two convicts who escaped from a Idaho penitentiary. The fugitives Bob Larkin and Oscar Gray were believed in Garden Valley after wrecking a car and fleeing into the Valley county timber, with volunteers and cowboys mobilized. Authorities extended the hunt across forested highways as negotiations reportedly involved a ransom, though officials branded a note as fake. Rewards totaled 1,200 plus state and local offers.
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Boise
Paris O'Neil
Garden Valley
Here
Bob Larkin
Valley County
Oscar Gray
Twin Falls
American Legion
Bernabe Robles
Tuccson City
Robles
Colby S. Fare Rar
B. B. Moeur
Morgan McDermott
Tucson
Pima County Board of Supervisors
Weather Delays Openers as Eastern Games Postponed
The baseball season opener was hit by heavy rain across the East. Only the St. Louis Cardinals and Chicago Cubs managed to play in Chicago, where wet conditions required woolen underwear and a altered plan for the series kickoff.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Chicago
St. Louis Chicago Baseball Scores Delayed
Carleton and Hartnett pitched for St Louis with Yavis and Warneke in the lineup. All other games postponed, with Chicago and St Louis teams affected by delays.
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St. Louis
Chilcago
Carleton and and Hartnett
Straw Hat Day Here Saturday in Pocatello
Saturday features Straw Hat Day with a citywide promotion. A plane will drop six colored tickets over Pocatello at 2 30 PM, each ticket naming a straw hat shop. Find a ticket and claim a free straw hat at the designated store. Read the Idaho ag Journal for full details.
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Pocatello
Idahoag Journal
Particu
60 Year-Old Man Dies for Murder in Electric Chair
Huntsville Texas April 27 a 60 year old grandfather Charlie Outlaw died in the electric chair for the murder of Mrs Frank McCall 58 a year ago. He walked to the chair and told the warden I didn't do it expressing his final innocence.
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Huntsville
Texas
Charlie Outlaw
Frank McCall
Grey
Doctor May Save Human Life By Reviving Dog
Berkeley April 27 Associated Press. Dr Robert Cornish at University of California reports revived a dog after four minutes of death using heparin and defibrillation. He hopes the method may one day revive humans who die from heart failure shock submersion or asphyxiation. The dog’s heart restarted and beat rapidly at first suggesting potential for broader application despite current experimental status.
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Maurice A. Raiser
Associated Press
Berkeley
Cal
Robert Cornish
Cornish
University of California
Corn
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