Confession in Dr Wynekoop Murder Case
Chicago reports state Dr Alice Wynekoop admitted firing a pistol at her unconscious daughter in law Rheta Wynekoop, killing her after chloroform anesthesia during a pelvic examination. Police move to resume the coroner's inquest as the physician breaks down under questioning.
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Alice Lindsay Wynekoop
Chicago
Alice Lindsay Wynekeep
Rheta
John Stege
Monroe Street
Frank J. Walsh
Alice Wynekoop
Walker
Walsh
Young Wynekoop
Thomas Duffy
Dr. Wynekoop
Earle Wynekoop
Duffy
Harry Hoffman
Cook County Behavior Clinic
Stege
Wynekoop
Gold price holds steady as dollar rallies amid policy debate
The fixed gold price stayed at 33.76 as the dollar strengthened on foreign trade. Treasury and NRA tensions surfaced with officials and leaders urging policy support while critics warned of economic strains and political blame.
Convicted Leader McClure Heads Delaware liquor protection ring
State Senator John J. McClure was convicted as the leader of the Delaware county liquor protection organization. He received an 18 month sentence and a $10 000 fine on conspiracy charges. Seventy one co defendants were found guilty on federal conspiracy to violate the Volstead act.
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Philadelphia
John J. McClure
Delaware County
Eugene F. White
Pennsylvania House of Representatives
Chester
Senator McClure
Pennsylvania
Ford Complies With NRA Provisions Says Johnson
Hugh Johnson NRA administrator states Ford Motor Company has met recovery act provisions and the matter is no longer of his concern. Johnson, tired from a Washington trip, is to speak in Atlanta later today as reporters press for details.
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Atlanta
Hugh Johnson
NRA
Ford Motor Company
Johnson
Washington
Smith attacks money policy of the President
Former Governor Alfred E. Smith publishes an open letter in the New Outlook editorial calling for a return to the gold standard. He denounces current administration currency policy as uncertain and harmful, endorses private over government control, and pledges to stand with what he calls sound money and the people.
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Smith
New York
Alfred KE. Smith
New Outlook Magazine
Chamber of Commerce
State of
Grover Cleveland
Wall Street
Ford code compliance remarks from the White House briefing
The president discussed the automotive code with Ford executives noting a few minor inadvertent infractions that were quickly corrected. He said Ford submitted information and that authorities were satisfied with overall adherence.
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Ford Company
Mangham resigns as highway board chair for self-respect
J J Mangham of Bremen quits as chairman of the Georgia highway board citing differences with Governor Talmadge. He says he could not continue while justifying actions and accuses the governor of making numerous requests for special favors.
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Mangham
Highway Board
Talmadge
Atlanta
Talmadue
J. J. Mangham
Bremen
State Highway Board
Barnett
Roosevelt Plans New Cuban Ambassador Amid Stabilization Hopes
Warm Springs Georgia November 24 President Roosevelt signals a shift in Cuban policy by replacing the ambassador as he backs a provisional Grau San Martin government. Sumner Welles to return to the State Department as Jefferson Caffery takes over in Havana with aims to stabilize Cuba and avoid further civil unrest.
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Welles
Jefferson Caffery
State Department
Grau San Martin
Sumner Welles
Cuba
United States
Havana
Mr. Roosevelt
Another French Cabinet Falls After 3 a.m. Vote
Paris reports Premier Albert Sarraut’s government toppled by a 3217 to 247 vote in the chamber of deputies after four weeks in power. The entire cabinet resigned at the Elysee with President Lebrun to arrange a new government to steady the franc and curb instability.
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Sarraut
Albert Sarraut
Chamber of Deputies
Elysee
Lebrun
Albert Lebrun
NRA Chief Johnson Defends Credit and Wage Formula
Hugh S. Johnson NRA administrator denounces critics of Roosevelt monetary policy and says the United States remains a creditor nation with a balanced budget. He travels from Atlanta toward Warm Springs to discuss policy and predicts a compromise formula between northern wage demands and southern industrial needs, denying a universal wage scale.
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Atlanta
Hugh
John 50S
NRA
Roosevelt
United States
Johnson
Atlanta Journal Today
Warm Springs
Franklin Roosevelt
Cpp-—Labor
City Auditorium
Weather Forecast Summary for Southeastern States
Weather outlook covers South Carolina Georgia Florida and Alabama. Cloudy conditions with light rain expected in many areas tonight. Saturday brings generally fair weather, warmer in some regions and cooler in others. Extreme northwest Florida may see unsettled temperatures and partly cloudy skies.
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South Carolina
Florida
Alabama
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New England
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Schnectady
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Louis H. Kirstein
Madison Street
Penn
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Linder
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Savannah
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