Darrow Tries to Block Insanity Defense in Kahahawai Case
Honolulu April 23 under INS reports Clarence Darrow calls aides for last minute council as prosecutors prepare to counter defense of insanity in the Kahahawai killing. Government alienists Dr Joseph Catton and Dr Paul Bowers join the trial to challenge Lieut Thomas H Massie sanity at the time of the shooting.
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Honolulu
T. H
INS
John C. Kelley
Joseph Kahahawai
Clarence Darrow
Darrow
Joseph Catton
Paul Bowers
Thomas H. Massie
Kahahawai
Hwononlulu
Paul Doaers
Pioneer Louisa Farmer Is Taken
Funeral services for Joseph Kramer 83 pioneer farmer will be Sunday at 2 30 PM at the Methodist Episcopal church Columbus Junction burial in Columbus City cemetery He was born Oct 17 1848 in Ohio came to Columbus City township in 1852 He married Matilda Brewer Nov 22 1875 widow of 1929 survivor list includes daughters Mrs Fred Moody Mrs C O Gabriel Mrs Bertha Griffith and four sons A R Kramer G H W Kramer W J Kramer D C Kramer plus a sister 23 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren
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Coll Mints
Junction
Joseph Kramer
Fred Moody
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. A. Lamp
Columbus City
Krame
Ohio
Matilda Brewer
Kramer
Columbus Junction
C. O. Gabriel
Bertha Griffith
Muscatine
A. R. Kramer
Burlington
G.H W. Kramer
Los Angeles
W. J. Kramer
Noble
Towa
D. C
For Sale Bay Mare in Community Want Ads
Bay mare, 1500 lbs, 8 years old, a good worker. Contact Carl H. P. Wilson at 909 Blue. Mare sold after a well worded ad drew buyers.
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Carl H. P. Wilson
For sale Hog house 8x14 on skids with double doors
Advertisement notes a hog house measuring 8 by 14 feet with 4 foot sides on skids and a roof access door. Located at 227 Black street. The line quotes the ad philosophy The more you tell the more you sell and invites calls.
Japan-Tokyo Shanghai Clash Deepens With League Rift
Tokyo declares a total break with the League of Nations on April 23 as orders are issued to Japanese delegates at Geneva not to recognize further resolutions by the committee of nineteen. Delegates also told not to attend future meetings. Japan claims it has offered every concession on the Shanghai dispute.
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Tokyo
Japan
League of Nations
Geneva
League
American Armies in Europe Seen Shrinking Under U S Estimate
Geneva report outlines U S peacetime army plans reducing France to about half and boosting Germany within Versailles limits. French over 300 000 men and British 200 000, Italy under 100 000. Germany at least 50 000 more than current. Total force figures include reserves across France Britain Italy and Germany.
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Geneva
INS
America
Europe
France
Germany
Andre Tardieu
Francte
Stimson
American State Department
Great Britain
Italy
Dino
Grandi
Stinson
Tardieu
Lindbergh Presses On in Quest to Find Kidnappers
Trenton April 23 Ins reports Colonel Charles A Lindbergh works silently and determinedly to contact the abductors who took his infant son. Private investigators and intermediaries travel between New Jersey and Virginia while police pursue leads in several states. A Havana Ill discovery adds two more ransom bills and investigators chase a Syracuse tip that fails to locate the child.
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Trenton
N. J
INS
Charles A. Lindbergh
Sourland Mountain
Norfolk
John H. Curtis
H. Dobson-Peacock
Burrage
Lindbergh
Curtis
Hopewell
H. Norman Schwarzkopf
New Jersey
Detroit
Havana
Ill
Schwarzkopf
Syracuse
N. Y
Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
Arthur Vernon la Tulip
Frank la Tulip
Glee Club and Band Honors Earned Across Contests
Washington district music contest results show multiple firsts and high placings. Miller Thompson won French horn, Washington groups excelled in string and woodwind events, glee clubs and orchestra earned top finishes, with Wellman and Burlington also posting wins. About 500 students competed. last night Washington glee club placed third in Class A and Wellman earned Class C wins at Presbyterian church.
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Milan Thompson
Washington
Washington Clarinet Quartet
Lou Jean Stewart
Karl Bevins
Tommy Stewart
John Jackson
Donald J. Davis
Bevins
Henrietta Hull
Helen Sartor
Sarah Marie Davis
Martha Mathers
Hubert Turner
Washington Boys
Washington Orchestra
Wellman
Presbyterian Church
Burlington
Matthess Is Marble Champ at Heights School
Hilton Matthess of Heights school won the ward marble title after school yesterday in the finals at Heights. Charles Snyder and George Brock finished second and third, all Heights pupils. Lincoln and Centennial held Thursday contests to send finalists. Winners from Lincoln: Richard Minick, Tom Randall, Marion Griffin. Centennial: Chester McChurch, Billy Patterson, Raymond Haifley. Contests arranged by the Y M C A.
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Hilton Matthess
Heights School
Ward
Evening Journal
Charles Snyder
George Brock
Lincoln
Centennial
Richard Minick
Tom Randall
Marion Griffin
Chester MceChurch
Billy Patterson
Raymond Haifley
Scotland Yard Reports Confirm Previous England Records
Officials of Scotland Yard announced that reports show Betty Gow and the Wheatleys, identified as Lindbergh, Butler and the housekeeper, had fine records in England and that their statements about their England history were correct.
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Scotland Yard
Popularity Contest Votes Rise as Mildred Craig Maintains Lead
Vote totals in the Washington popularity contest show steady increases with Mildred Craig still leading. Mildred Brown adds 50,350 votes, while Mary Dougall surpasses Aldred Craig by 2,850 and Elsie Glassburner remains close behind, as ballots continue to pour in for several contenders including Mildred Patterson and Eva Burham.
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Mildred Craig
Washington
Mildred Brown
Journal
Elsie Glassburner
Mary Dougall
Aildred Craig
Mary Pauls
Ever
Mildred Patterson
Mary L. Barnes
Eva Burham
Dorothy Soukup
Riverside
Contest notices set deadlines for Miss Washington contenders
All contestants under 500 in popularity must qualify by Thursday April 28 with at least 5050 total votes. Those failing will be dropped from candidacy for Miss Washington. A meeting for fall contestants and Europe trip participants is set for Monday April 25 at 8 pm in the Evening Journal office. Miss Bleakly will announce critical updates.
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Washington
Mass Meeting Called To Plan State Farmers Holiday 1932
Des Moines April 23 Farmers and business leaders were urged to attend a mass meeting in Des Moines on May 3 1932 to form a statewide farmers holiday organization. The Boone county resolution asks other counties to join and invites Governor Turner the American Legion veterans of foreign wars Iowa Federation of Labor and farm bureau and commercial interests.
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Des Moines
Insi
Farmer’s Holiday
Boone
Sonny,lo
Tmysted
Turner
The
American Legion
Veteran of Foreign Wars
Iowa Federation of Labor
Iowa State Grange
Farm Bureau
John Chalmers
Madrid
Boone County “Farmer's Holiday
Boone County
Veterans of Foreign Wars
State Federation of Labor
Grant26
Political jests fade as press and public seek truth
The piece notes humor at radio announcers in Mocers ROG MOLLYWOOD, mentions political speakers desecrating others, and recalls Charley Schwab's strain to reveal truth. It states Los Angeles airport handles thirty eight airplanes daily with mail and passengers while Congress struggles to account for last year's spending.
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Mollywood
Cal
Charley Schwab
Los Angeles
Trains Change Time Tomorrow Across Lines
Railway agents announce Sunday April 24 changes to Rock Island and Milwaukee schedules. Apache No 11 arrival shifts to 4 28 pm and No 1 to 11 36 pm. motor cars No 49 and 50 adjust departures and routes. Milwaukee trains 3 25 5 and 12 2 pm revised. service to Oskaloosa updated with train 429.
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Lewis Goodlander
Rock Island Railway
Milwaukee Road
W. C. Bei
Railway
Krhock
Brighton
Pairfield
Eldon
Belknap
Centerville
Seymour
Allerton
Princeton
Spickards
Excelsior Springs
Liberty
Luco
Beth
Oskaloosa
Orkalooss
Passegers
el Paso
Senate Inquiry Told of Wall Street Trading Pools
Witnesses including John J. Raskob W. I. Kenny and W. Durant face Senate Banking Committee questions on syndicate pools that moved prices in copper and locomotive stocks. Knight explains pool operations while Brookhart presses on specialist intelligence and market manipulation risks.
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Washington
INS
John J. Raskob
Pnal
W. I. Kenny
Alfred KE. Smith
W.@. Durant
Automobile King
Senate Market
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Raskob
Kenny
Durant
Brookhart
Iowa
Wall Street
Percy A. Rockefeller
Democratic National
Krred Kisher
Detroit
M. J. Mike Meehan
W. B. Kenney
Alfred EB. Smith
Senate Banking Committee
Thomas Crage
Anaconda
Brag
Bernard E. Smith
Bragg
Rockefeler
Smith
Lima
Knight
Witneses
Edward Knight
New York
Smouse Car Stolen From Keifer Garage
Sheriff McCarty seeks Winfield Smouse’s Oakland car stolen from the W. J. Keifer garage. Theft reported after three P.M. yesterday. police link burglary at Thompson market with about $82 taken. A similar car was seen at a Columbus Junction service station yesterday morning.
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R. WH. McCarty
Winfield Smouse
Oakland
Thompson Market
Sheriff's Office
Columbus Junction
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