Hauptmann Trial Hears Dr Condon Testimony On John John and Two Women Enter Case
In Flemington New Jersey on January 10 1935 the Hauptmann murder trial heard Dr John F Jassie Condon ID as the kidnapper John after confronting him with two women Mrs Koren and Mrs Busch during the Lindbergh ransom case. The defense failed to prove a gang behind the kidnapping while Condon stuck to his identification. Colonel Breckinridge and Attorney General Wilentz examined Condon clarifying a letter opening in the case.
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William A. Kinney
Associated Press
Flemington
N. J
John F
Jassie’’ Condon
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Hauptmann
John
Edward J. Reilly
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Condon
Reilly
Hermina Koren
Busch
Jassie
Karen
Hopewell
Isador Fisch
Jafsie
City Island
Henry Breckinridge
Lindbergh
Dr. Condon
Breckinridge
David T. Wilentz
Jaffe
Jassie’ Condon
New York
Doctor Condon Returns to Teacher Role in Court
Dr. John F. Condon resumed his former role as a schoolteacher during cross examination by defense attorney Edward J. Reilly. The exchange focused on grammar as Condon clarified that the witness referred to a man’s claim of being Scandinavian, noting the word many times reflected the verb.
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Reilly
Jassie
John
Flemington
N. J
John F. Condon
Edward J. Reilly
Dr. Condon
Bombs Wreck Palace Cafe and Hit Stores in South Bend
In South Bend Indiana on January 10 three bombs wrecked the Palace restaurant and damaged the Palace theatre along with a dozen shops and drug stores. Debris blocked streets as officials estimated 75000 dollars in damage. No injuries were reported and police cited possible labor trouble linked to non union workers.
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South Bend
Ind
Palace
Colfax Avenue
Michigan Street
Palace Theatre
Borah proposes license system to curb interstate monopoly
Senator Borah Republican Idaho introduced a bill to require federal licenses for all corporations in interstate commerce. The Federal Trade Commission would supervise, issue licenses on sworn statements, and revoke or suspend licenses after due notice and hearings for trust law violations or other federal breaches.
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Washington
Borah
Idaho
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
United States
Worth Clark Assigned to Major House Committee
Rep. D. Worth Clark of Idaho says he has been assigned to the House Banking and Currency Committee. The first term congressman’s placement on a key panel was considered notable by colleagues after he won the seat following the death of Thomas Coffin in a Washington traffic accident.
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Washington
D. Worth Clark
Idaho
Clark
Thomas C. Coffin
Idaho Legislature Debates State Liquor Stores Plan
In Boise the Idaho House introduced the first liquor bill of the 23rd session proposing a state liquor store system. The measure, labeled emergency legislation, would create a state liquor control commission, regulate licensing and revenue disposal, and seek an appropriation to enforce the act. The governor's advisory group favored alternative plans and warned against graft and high costs with widespread state stores.
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Idaho
Boise
Sharp
D. Ada
Adal
Tavine
Whit
Kenne Bevanyawea
Liquor Control Commission
State of
Senate
Donart
Washington
William S Cady
Pocatello
Governor's Liquor Control Advisory Commission
W. F. Mcnaughton
Coeur d'Alene
State Liquor Commission
Cady
Oregon
Liquor Commission
McNaughton
The
Two Police Officers Wounded in Los Angeles Shootout
In the Wilshire district two officers Walter Olson and N Nappel were wounded during a running gun battle with a black robbery suspect. The unidentified suspect was killed after taking cover under a parked truck and exchanging shots with detectives.
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Los Angeles
Wilshire
Walter Olson
N. & Nappel
Huey Long Attacks Roosevelt in Capital Talk
Huey P. Long decries Roosevelt policies as failing to help the common man. He calls for drastic wealth redistribution and urges the nation to rally against what he terms Roosevelt ruin, proclaiming “every man a king” and warning against three more years of policy.
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Huey
Roosevelt
Washington
Huey P. Long
1936
Louisiana
Long
Walt
How did you like his figures
Beverly Hills, Calif. Jan 10. Norton of XG comments on President Roosevelt’s budget figures. He argues debt per capita will reach 270 dollars by 1936, notes England’s debt level, and defends taxation as a necessary relief measure.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
England
Beng
Senate likely to sustain veto on bonus payment
A Senate survey shows 35 members would back a presidential veto of full and immediate $2.1 billion soldiers bonus if current lines hold. Thirty-three would vote to sustain. 29 support the bonus, 21 are noncommittal. Some seek a compromise rather than cash payment, as American Legion officials press the fight.
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Nathan Robertson
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Belgrano
American Legion
San Francisco
Congress
Roosevelt
House
Harrison
Finance Committee
Six Children Die in Bus Truck Crash Near Piedmont
A bus carrying World War II veterans' families from a CCC camp collided with a molasses truck on a narrow bridge near Piedmont, South Dakota. Six children aged 8 to 14 were killed and 13 others injured, three critically, as darkness hampered rescue efforts. Driver A F Lindahl and two uninjured bus riders survived. the truck driver Eldon Morris also escaped injury.
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Deadwood
Piedmont
Here
CCC
Calcite
Douglas Kitterman
Wall
Morris Classick
Hurkey
Brama Statler
Oliver
Merle Cassady
Miller
Tuila Trumbo
Alice Person
Lead
Rapid City
A. F. Lindahl
Blanche Amburn
Jack McBride
Eldon Morris
Man in Maine Reports Triple-Yolk Egg From Noted Hen
William Barton of West Lubec Maine says his hen laid an eye marked like Saturn and after placing a photo of the Dionne quintuplets on the hen house wall the bird produced an oversized egg with three perfect yolks.
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West Lubec
Maine
William Barton
Saturn
Barton
Italy Ready to Move If Nazi Putsch Emerges in Austria
Vienna reports Italian troops along the Austrian frontier ready to act should a Nazi putsch arise after the Saar plebiscite. Police arrest hundreds of Nazis in Tyrol as Austria seeks to deter German influence while Italy mounts border defenses and Linz reports show heavy mobilization near Brenner lines. In Saarbruck, communists disrupt Nazi welcome for South American plebiscite visitors as league army readies to contain demonstrations.
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Associated Press
Vienna
Saar
Tyrol
Verona
Brenner-Brixen
Linz
Austria
Germany
Italy
Saarbruecken
Saar Basin
League of Nation
League of Nations
Dillingen
Flood Threat Persists as Fog Grips East and Midwest
Unseasonably warm weather fuels rising Vermont rivers and New York floods while fog disrupts transport from New York Harbor to Chicago. Ice jams break near Montpelier and Keene as St. Lawrence ice clears at St. Regis and inland lanes remain blocked by rising water. The fog halts air travel and keeps Joliet prison inmates confined for safety.
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Seaboard
Midwest
Vermont
Montpeleir
Keene
N. H
Maine
Weather Bureau
New York State
Border Village
St. Lawrence
St. Regis
New York
New York Harbor
Chicago
Joliet State Penitentiary
Vanity Increases Weekly Alimony
In Chicago on January 10, Joseph Kahovie’s vanity led to higher alimony as his wife May sought divorce and $20 weekly support. A superior court judge reduced it to $15, but in court Kahovie admitted to having women friends and the judge quipped you’re quite a shrek then kept the $20 weekly amount pending the divorce.
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Chicago
Joseph Kahovie
May
Kahovie
Kahovic
Plant Work Faces Short Suspension At Pocatello IPRA
Operations of the Pocatello IPRA meat processing plant may be temporarily halted due to cattle shortage. Plant manager Thomas N. Dryden was away in Boise for a conference and no formal announcement could be made until his return.
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Pocatello Ipra
Thomas N. Dryden
Bert Weston
Boise
Idaho Falls Plans Major Delegation Against State Sales Tax
Idaho Falls chamber of commerce prepares a large businessman delegation for a Boise meeting Tuesday to oppose a state sales tax proposal. W. A. Baker, fur farm operator, will denounce a nuisance tax on furs valued above 75 dollars. President E. F. McDermott expects a crowd similar to the 35 who attended two years ago.
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Idaho Falls
E. F. McDermott
Idaho Weather Unsettled Tonight Into Friday
The Idaho weather forecast shows unsettled conditions tonight and Friday with local valley fogs and little change in temperature.
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Idaho
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