Zioncheck Escapes Maryland Sanitarium To Hasten Return Home
Rep Marion A Zioncheck escaped from Towson Maryland hospital last night leaping a seven and a half foot fence and fled into Towson area hospital guards and police searched for him Residents and hospital staff aided searches as Zioncheck hid in his Capitol Office later reports said he was seen entering his suite in the Capitol Building A warrant had been issued for his arrest on related charges connected to a sublet of an apartment and alleged injuries from the Zionchecks case He was originally committed to a Washington hospital for mental treatment
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Washington
Kenneth Romney
House
Marion A. Zioncheck
Wash
Maryland
Seattle
Romney
Zioncheck
Leslie C. Garnett
Gallinger
District Attorney's Office
Capitol
Zionchecki
Benjamin Scott
Sheppard and Enoch Pratt Hospital
Towson
Baltimore City
Sheppard-Pratt
Arthur E. Pattrel
Hunt Slayer In Michigan
Authorities sought a sadistic slayer in Michigan after the mutilated body of 11 year old Robert Kenyon was found in the Augres river near East Tawas. The boy, who disappeared from the Thomias ranch, had ears cut off and tongue removed, with death from a severed jugular vein per University of Michigan physicians. His mother lives in Detroit and the boy had been staying with the Thomias family.
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East Tawas
Mich
Robert Kenyon
Augres River
Here
University of Michigan
Detroit
George
Thomias
Thomas
Mrs
Kenyon
Body of Second Youth Is Found
Idaho City sheriff said the body of Gordon Neisson 20 Underwood North Dakota was recovered from Arrowrock reservoir as investigators continued to search for Joseph Edgar 22 Washburn North Dakota. Lieut H D Leslie 30 Belle Fourche South Dakota and the automobile used in the June 4 plunge had been recovered earlier. A lookout was ordered to watch for Edgar's body which was expected to appear soon.
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Idaho City
Idaho
Harry Penrod
Gordon Neisson
Underwood
N. D
H. D. Leslie
Belle Fourche
Joseph. Edger
Washburn
Edgar
Chiang Kai-Shek Bombers Bombard Southern China Armies
Reports from Hong Kong and Nanking say Chiang Kai-Shek's central government planes bombed Kwangsi and Kwangtung troops in southern Kiangsi. General Lichung-Jen leads the anti-Japanese salvation expedition to resist aggression and remove traitors. Gunboats patrol Hainan as central troops deny mutinies and inner Mongolia’s secession claims.
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Chiang Kai-Shek
China
Hong Kong
Nanking
Chiang
Canton
Wingchow
Kwangtung
Kiangsi
Lichung-Jen
Fourth Army of the Southwest
Hainan
Inner Mongolia
Japan
Mongolia
Snake in Court Case Ties to Murder and Insurance
A live rattlesnake in a glass box confronted Robert S. James in superior court as prosecutors accuse him of using the reptile to murder his wife Mary James for a $20,000 life insurance. Charles Hope testified James bought the snakes. Hope saw James bind Mary to a table and drown her, muttering the snake failed. Lois Wright, niece of James, fainted upon seeing the reptiles.
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Los Angeles
Superior Court
Robert S. James
Mary James
Charles Hope
Hope
James
Lois Wright
Four Year University Seeks Slogan Entries for July 4 Parade
The Four Year University committee offers two prizes of 2.50 dollars each for the best slogans displayed on foot and on a bicycle by a boy or girl in the parade for the Days of Old Fort Hall celebration. The poster should promote the need for a four year school at Idaho Southern in Pocatello.
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Old Fort Hall
Idaho Southern
Pocatello
Funeral for Homer Allen Held in Silver City Area
Funeral services were arranged today for Homer Allen sixty of Oreana who died from a broken neck after being thrown from a hayrack and crushed by wagon wheels near Oreana last night.
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Silver City
Idaho
Homer Allen
Oreana
Roosevelt Campaign Emphasizes Economic Freedom
Democratic leaders rally nationwide to re elect Franklin D Roosevelt basing the campaign on ending economic tyranny. In a thunderous Philadelphia keynote he urged protection of democracy over special interests and called for equal opportunity in both voting and the market.
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Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Franklin Feld
America
Republican Party
Alf M. Landon
Utah Police Await Report on Death by Own Action
Salt Lake City June 29 The man who leaped from the 13th floor of an office building Saturday to death on a crowded street tentatively identified as Harry Moran 58 of Great Falls Montana. Police awaited more positive ID as Sheriff Guy Palagi of Great Falls described a match.
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Salt Lake City
Harry Moran
Great Falls
Mont
Guy Palagi
Montana City
Dancer Del Rio Hurt After Fall At Exposition Stage
June 29 Cleveland reports Miss Del Rio a 17 year old 21 inch dancer from the Great Lakes exposition Midget theater fell from the stage four feet to asphalt. She likely suffered a skull fracture. Charity hospital attendants say her condition today is fair. She was performing with her 19 inch brother Paul when the accident happened.
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Cleveland
del Rio
Great Lakes Exposition
Charity Hospital
Paul
Appeal Dented in London Over Mrs Bryant Poisoning Case
The criminal court dismissed the appeal of Mrs. Charlotte Bryant who was sentenced to hang for poisoning her husband. She, mother of five, was convicted of killing her former husband on May 30, with the prosecution linking the slaying to her infatuation with an itinerant merchant.
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London
Charlotte Bryant
Criminal Court
Bryant
Announcement B of L Meeting at W O W Hall
Weather note highlights a pair of unsettled conditions tonight and Tuesday with a late cold change. The report mentions a temperature shift expected in Utah, signaling cooler spells ahead.
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L. B
W. O. W. Hall
Utah
Methylene Blue Treatment Restores Poison Victim in San Francisco
In San Francisco on June 29, Eugene Kratzer a 58 year old salesman revived after methylene blue treatment began 30 minutes after exposure to a liquid acid poison. Dr J C Geiger city health officer notes it as the first such case with that delay and among seven revived since 1932 with recovery after the injection into a vein.
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San Francisco
Calif
Eugene Kratzer
J. C. Geiger
Geiger
Kratzer
Archduke Otto Called Kaiser by Austrian Monarchists
In Vienna June 29 Maj Emil Fey former vice chancellor and head of the Vienna Heimwehr addressed a large monarchist rally and called Archduke Otto “Kaiser of Austria.” Fey urged loyalty to Otto, signaling possible shifts in Heimwehr support while Otto sent gratitude through Archduke Eugene and voiced defense oriented aims for a revived army.
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Vienna
Emil Fey
Fomer
Austria
Vienna Komwehr
Hapsburg Arcduke
Otto
Kaiser of
Fey
Heimwehr
Rumania
Yugoslavia
Zechoslovakia
Roosevelt Holds Meetings With Potential Reelection Allies
President Roosevelt met with Frank Murphy and Henry Horner in Hyde Park in a series of lunches and discussions about his plans for a reelection drive. Murphy and Horner attended the Philadelphia Democratic convention and backed Roosevelt, while Lehman spoke with the president at breakfast. Murphy denied current gubernatorial plans. Horner's Illinois prospects were also discussed by observers.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Frank Murphy
Michigan
Philippines
Henry Horner
Illinois
Roosevelt
Murphy
Horner
Herbert H. Lehman
New York
Detroit
Philadelphia
Washington
Kelly-Nash
Herman E. Bundesen
Breckenridge
Rome
Missouri
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Young to Run For State Job
Parma farmer R. H. Young, holding three university degrees, declares his bid in the Republican primary for lieutenant governor. He previously ran for the office in 1934. Fellow Republican Lloyd A. Fenn of Kooskia has also announced. Idaho weather outlook calls for pair tonight and Tweedey with rising temperatures Tuesday.
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Boise
R. H. Young
Parma Farmer
Lloyd A. Fenn
Kooskia
Idaho
Tweedey
Borah to Speak in Pocatello July 3 Address
Senator Borah aged seventy one greeted visitors but avoided public matters with reporters. He will travel home tonight and deliver a speech in Pocatello on July 3. He rejected rumors of an ambassadorship as a birthday gift.
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Washington
Borah
Idaho
Pocatello
Civil War Vet Jilted at 99 in Old Forge
Charles Jeannette a 99 year old Civil War veteran faced an abrupt wedding cancelation as his fiancée Mrs. Ella B. Manning 55 left Old Forge New York a day before the ceremony. He reflected on the incident while sharing his wedding plans and noting an empty chair at the event.
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Old Forge
N. Y
Charles Jeannette
Ella B. Manning
Albany
Saranac Lake
Jeannette
Margaret
Marian Ray
Former resident observes progress on hometown visit
Marshall Hayden arrives with Dr. W F Howard and Dr. Minnie F Howard plus his sister Mrs. Carol Barton to stay through the Fourth. He cites changes including the Center street sub way and traffic lights. Hayden, a Pocatello High School and University of Idaho graduate, works for the U S Weather Bureau in Baker Oregon and notes booming gold mines and mills despite Canadian lumber tariffs. Eastern Oregon and southern Idaho appear prosperous agriculturally as he returns to his old town.
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Marshall Hayden
W. F. Howard
Minnie F. Howard
Carol Barton
Center Street
Pocatello High School
University of Idaho
Southern Brand
U.S. Weather Bureau
Baker
Oregon
Roosevelt
Oricon
Idaho
Hayden
Tri
Detroit at Chicago postponed by rain
The American League game between Detroit and Chicago was postponed due to rain. The lone other league game listed is Chicago at Cincinnati, a night game.
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Detroit
Chicago
Cincinnati
Mercury Dips to 40 as Cold Snap Hits Morning
The 40 degree reading at the U S weather bureau marks the coldest in 18 days and ends a heat streak that saw temperatures reach or exceed 90 on June 10. Forecasts suggest a rise to the 60s by Tuesday with mean temps near 64 or 65, still above normal for weeks.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Killer Pleads Guilty in Detroit Poole Slaying
June 29 Detroit. Dean pleaded guilty to kidnapping and murder in the Black Legion execution of Charles A. Poole on May 12. He answered "Because I did it" when asked why. Maximum Michigan sentence is life. Twelve co-defendants and a widening probe have yielded about 50 arrests on murder arson and assault charges.
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Detroit
Dayton Dean
Black Legion
Charles A. Poole
WPA
Joseph A. Moynihan
Michigan
Dean
Poole
Landon Campaign Staff May Join Estes Park Visit
Governor Alf M Landon said his campaign staff may join him in Estes Park Colorado within a day or two. The staff assembled in Topeka after his nomination and includes Charles P Taft Ralph W Robery and Early H Taylor. Taft and Robery were likely to arrive tomorrow and Representative William A Ekwall of Oregon is expected to confer with the governor tomorrow.
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Estes Park
Colo
Alf M. Landon
Topeka
Landon
Charles P Taft
Taft
Ralph W. Robery
Early H. Taylor
Robery
William A. Ekwall
Oregon
Rattlesnake Bite Leaves 18 Year Old Hospitalized
Miss Laurel Foubert, 18, of Mt. Olympus, was taken to a local hospital in fair condition after a rattlesnake bite on the right arm and left thumb. The snake was not full grown.
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Salt Lake City
Laurel Foubert
Mt. Olympus
Judges Hear Ross Address on Social Security Legislation
Governor C Ben Ross urged Idaho probate judges to craft a uniform, efficient law for social security administration. A convened group elected Frank Harris president and F L Davis secretary treasurer as they prepare a two week plan to form an action committee with county boards in mind.
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Boise
C. Ben Ross
Idaho
Frank Harris
Weiser
F. L. Davis
Rexburg
Public Wedding Set For July 3 At Orpheum Theatre
The Orpheum theatre stage will host a public wedding on July 3 at 9 p m as part of the Days of Old Fort Hall celebration. James Bangs notes the event as a major highlight while Verne Newcombe describes a cowboy and cowgirl themed ceremony. The identities of the couple remain to be announced, attracting public curiosity and moral support for the groom.
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Orpheum Theatre
Old Fort Hall
James Bangs
Pocatello
Orpheum
Malone to Attend N E A Convention
Major Earle H. Malone district CCC commander from Pocatello will attend the National Education Association convention in Portland Oregon from June 28 to July 3. He is accompanied by Mrs Malone. The six day event includes two days focused on CCC education with Major A J McChrystal delivering the main address on The Part of the Army in the Rehabilitation of American Youth.
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Earle H. Malone
Pocatello
CCC
Portland
Oregon
National Education Association
Malone
N.E.A
Civilian Conservation Corps
A. J. McChrystal
Adjutant General
Ninth Corps Area
Army
Howard W. Oxley
CCC Camp Education
F. P
Tragic Chicago Hotel Slaying Casts Shadow Over Child
Florence Thompson Castle 26, a Chicago entertainer, was killed in the Devonshire Hotel fifth floor room before her seven year old son. A large Black assailant choked and beat her, looted her purse, and fled as the boy described a man calling himself a “good doctor.” Police questioned Robert Taylor as the investigation continued.
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Chicago
Florence Thompson Castle
Otto Erlanson
Black Legion
Los Angeles
Robert “Wud” Taylor
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Whitla
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Senate
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U.S. Navy
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U. S
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Mercury
Ross
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James Castle
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Bud” Castle
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