One of Franks boy killers dies in prison stabbing
Richard Loeb, condemned for the Bobby Franks murder, died at 3 05 p m after being stabbed by fellow inmate James Day at the Illinois state penitentiary Day a Chicago man serving 1 to 10 years for larceny attacked Loeb Official said the wound severed his jugular vein Loeb lingered two hours before death Ernest Loeb at his side and a Michael Reese hospital physician attended The attack occurred near the dining hall during preparations for a penitentiary school program
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Joliet, WL
Richard Loeb
Little Bobby Franks
State Penitentiary
Joseph Ragen
Loeb
Ernest
Chicago
Michael Reese
Horder
Nathan Leopold
James Humphrey
J. O. Johnson
Day
Cook
Young Bobby Franks
Schol
118Th Street
Judge rules Elton Stone to die for Stammer murder
In Fresno California on January 28 Elton M Stone pleaded guilty to the murder of 15 year old Mary Louise Stammer. Superior Judge T J Thomson sentenced him to death after a swift arraignment. Stone described how he shot the girl and moved her to a bed room before fleeing as Mrs Stammer returned home.
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Fresno
Calif
Elton M. Stone
Folsom
Mary Louise Stammer
California
Stone
T. J. Thomson
Fire in Union City plumbing building causes $25000 loss
A fire in Union City Indiana confined to a plumbing company building. Early today the blaze threatened the business district before being controlled. Damage was estimated at $25000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Ind
Two Army Fliers Die After Fort Bragg Plane Crash
Two army fliers died after a flight from Pope field Fort Bragg North Carolina crashed on landing at Bolling field in Washington. Identified as Second Lieutenant William K. Payne and Lieutenant Dudley E. Whitten both from Texas. A gust of wind is blamed for sending the plane out of control.
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Washington
Pope Field
Fort Bragg
N. C
Bolling Field
William K. Payne
Air Corps Reserve
Dudley E. Whitten
Wharton
Texas
Payne
Whitten
Borah Opens East Campaign With Brooklyn Rally
Idaho Senator William E Borah launches his eastern drive for the Republican presidential nomination at a Brooklyn Kismet Temple rally expected to draw about 5000 supporters. The Macy Ziegler faction backs delegates for Borah while Hamilton Fish favors an uninstructed delegation. Borahs speech will be broadcast across a broad eastern network at 9 p m EST.
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New York
William E. Borah
Republican Party
Old Guard
Suport
Idaho
Macy-Ziegler
Hamilton Fish
Charles D. Hilles
Fish
Brooklyn
Borah
Officers Get Term in Jail for Morro Castle Fire
Federal Judge Murray Hulbert sentenced Eben S. Abbott chief engineer to four years in prison. William F. Wrams acting captain received two years for criminal negligence in the Morro Castle fire that killed 124 people on September 8, 1934. Henry E. Cabaud executive vp of Ward Line got a suspended year and a $5,000 fine. the company was fined $10,000.
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New York
Murray Hulbert
Eben S. Abbott
Morro Castle
William F. Wrams
Henry E. Cabaud
New York and Cuba Mail Steamship Company
Ward Line
License Returned In Utah Doctor Moratorium Appeal
A district court jury in Salt Lake City returned a verdict of no cause of action in the appeal by Dr. Frank J. Moormeister against a state board of registration. The board revoked his license in 1929 over an alleged illegal operation on a Davis County woman, and the jury ordered the license returned.
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Salt Lake City
Frank J. Moormeister
State Board of Registration
Moormeister
Davis County
Death Claims Ally of Late Senator Long
Gov. O K Allen dies of cerebral hemorrhage at 8 50 am in the Louisiana executive mansion. He collapsed preparing to leave for the capitol and died at 10 40 am. Allen allied with Huey P Long and succeeded him as Democratic national committeeman. Lieutenant Governor James A Noe to assume office. Mrs Allen and two children present at death.
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Baton Rouge
O. K. Allen
Allen
C. A. Lorio
Huey P. Long
Long
United State
S Enator
Democratic Natoral
Lorio
Gov. Allen
Winnfield
Senator Long
Louisiana
James A Noe
Monroe
State Senate
O. K. Allen, Jr
Asa Benton Allen
Cuban angle in Lindbergh kidnaping case raised
Havana January 28 Cuban attorney Dr Arturo Gonzalez Alfonso suggested a possible Cuban link to the Lindbergh case. He said a man could identify a letter signed Isicor Fisch asking for cash for marked money. In Trenton New Jersey Governor Hoffman's clemency stance on Hauptmann remained unchanged as lawmakers adjourned.
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Havana
Isicor
Trenton
N. J
Harold G. Hoffman
Lindbergh
New Jersey
Hoffman
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Charles A. Lindbergh
Court of Pardons
Two Students Die After Police Fire During Demos
In Egypt two students wounded by police fire during demonstrations yesterday died today one in Mansura and the other in Damanhour.
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Cairo
Mansura
Damanhour
Four Die in Norman House Fire Tragedy
Four persons perished in a Norman area farmhouse fire as two children aged six and four escaped at night. Victims named include Ed Meltabareer, 30, a county farmer, and Barbara Meltabarrer, age unknown, along with Mrs Myer, 26, and Charles Meltabareer, 2.
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Norman
Okla
Ed Meltabareer
Myer
Charles Meltabareer
Barbara Meltabarrer
Italy Reports New Victories On Italo Ethiopian Front
Fascist headquarters in Rome claims fresh gains on the northern Italo Ethiopian front and the seizure of a Swedish hospital unit transporting munitions. Badoglio reports a four hour Eritrean front engagement and captures five hospital trucks with Red Cross markings at Wadara. Graziani cites success in the Ganale Doria battle aiding a southern push from Neghelli toward Ras Nasibu. Mussolini in Rome discussed an Italo German accord with German ambassador Von Hassell.
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Rome
Pietro Badoglio
Wadara
Ras Desa Demtu
Badoglio
Maria Dida
Rodolfo Graziani
Ganale Doria
Neghelli
Rmyv
Ras Nasibu
Karar
Mussolini
Ulich von Hassell
Coronor’s Jury to Probe Death at Auto Race
A coroner’s jury in Los Angeles will probe the Sunday crash that killed Al Gordon and mechanic William E. Matlock at the Ascot speedway. The hearing will examine whether track oil clearance and negligence contributed to the 119th lap disaster that splintered railing and toppled over the wall.
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Los Angeles
Jani
Automad
al Gordon
William E. (Spicer) Matlock
Asco’ Speedway
Gordon
Government rolls out 3.5 million World War II bonus forms
Presses thunder as 2,500 to 3,000 new federal workers prepare 3.518 million application blanks for the veterans bonus. President Roosevelt urges saving the payments as baby bonds while officials rush to distribute the forms via 50 VA offices and veterans groups.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Congress
Senate
Dis‘bution
Veterans’ Administration
Ex-Soldiers
Robinson to Speak On Roosevelt Policies Tonight
Senator Robinson of Arkansas delivers a radio address titled The Hands of Esau accusing Roosevelt administration of steering toward socialism. He criticizes New Deal plans and party unity as he outlines opposition on the Columbia Network at 10 p m EST.
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Washington
Robinson
Arkansas
Alfred E. Smith
Chares
Roosevelt
Ron
Senate
Columbia Broadcasting System
Pocatello
Ime
Smith
Esau
Jacob
Isaac
Meelf
Esa
Jacob Vee
Body of King George V Resting in Windsor Chapel
The funeral journey of George V ends at St. George's Chapel Windsor with his body interred in the royal vault. Mourners along the route and a two minute national pause mark the solemn event as the coffin arrives at 1 08 p m after delays in London.
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King George
Royal Chapel
Windsor
Eng
George V
St. George’s Chapel
Great Britain
Westminster Hall
London
Railroa
St. George's Chapel
Pocatello Only City in Idaho Backed New Deal Policies
The Literary Digest poll shows Pocatello as the sole Idaho large city voting for Roosevelt policies with 205 yes and 171 no. Boise rejected the New Deal 370 to 600, Lewiston narrowly opposed, while statewide opposition exceeded 2 percent.
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Pocatello
New York
Idaho
Thisme
Boise
Lewiston
Literary Digest
New Deal
Sn Accomiel
Coeur
Chinese New Year Celebration in Salt Lake City
In Salt Lake City on January 28 the Chinese community marked the New Year with a Plum Alley gathering hosted by the Bing Kong tong. Guests traveled from Ogden Logan Provo Bingham Tooele Carbon County Pocatello Idaho Branson Rock Springs Wyoming for the festive event featuring unusual music and lively entertainment.
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Salt Lake City
Plum Alley
Ogden
Logan
Provo
Bingham
Tooele
Carbon County
Pocatello
Idaho
Bramston and
Rock Springs
Wyo
Jewish Race Plans To Quit Germany
World Jewish leaders announce a planned exodus from Nazi Germany with a goal of relocating at least 100000 Jews from the estimated 430000. A $15000000 fund will back emigration to Palestine and other visa friendly destinations including America and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
ST. Louis
Herbert Samuel
Hich
Palestine
German Reich
Knox Definitions Added to Books at Knox College
GALESBURG M I Jan 28 4 To their volume entitled Knox College Definition the students added these after midyear exam nations Jackets a long eared horselike animal kinetic a State atoms second president of the United States paddle to sell in the street miscue daughter of Madame X senor noise made while sleeping epistle a gangsters weapon
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Galesburg
Knox College
United States
Madame X
Union Pacific Plans Grand Canyon Lodge Replacement
Union Pacific Railroad proposes a dining recreation and lounging lodge on the Grand Canyon north rim costing about 250000 dollars. The plan, submitted to the National Park Service in Washington for approval, would replace the original lodge opened June 1, 1928 and destroyed by fire at the end of the 1932 park season.
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Grand Canyon
Union Pacific Railroad Company
National Park Service
Washington, D. C
Mrs Van Vlack Avers Douglas Now Insane in Murder Trial
Twin Falls reports Mrs. Carl Van Vlack testified in the Douglas Van Vlack murder trial over Mildred Hook. She described marital troubles, tears, and remarks about Mildred, noting her son’s jail behavior and claimed he acted crazy. The judge admonished witnesses to limit testimony to conduct and demeanor.
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Douglas van Viack
Twin Falls
Idaho
Elmer Jones
Mildred Hook
Tacoma
Wash
van Viack
Carl van Vlack
Douglas van Vlack
Mildred
Taylor
Adam B. Barcclay
Miller
Leo Teats
Teats
Barclay
Hook
van Vlack
Snow Flurries Damp Idaho Regions From Pocatello to Idaho Falls
Snow flurries added a trace to the January total as Idaho sections including Pocatello and Blackfoot reported above zero readings. Temperatures climbed from subfreezing levels toward milder conditions with Idaho Falls noting sleety snow and a low of 17 above zero.
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Idaho Falls
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James Day
Governor Allen
Executive
Italy
By Roy D. Porter
Associated Press
Roger D. Greene
The
Utah
Moses
America
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Knox
U. P. Builds Lodge
Mure
van Vinck
Blackfoot
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