Richberg Attacks Railroad Presidents Over Valuation Tactics
Donald R. Richberg, general counsel for the railroad valuation conference, denounces six railroad presidents for using watered stock and fictitious value methods. He contends their approach inflates investment figures, hides true costs, and pushes higher freight charges, while public authorities push for genuine investment valuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Associated Press
Donald R. Richberg
Richberg
Raiirona Comire
In 'Areiatsammetr Ocomimiasion
Supreme Court
Kimmel Admits Not Robbed After Police Suspicion
Chicago police questioned Charlies Kimmel a messenger for a commission house who first claimed three bandits robbed him of 900 in cash and 1294 in checks. He then confessed he had not been robbed and the money and checks were recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charlies Kimmel
Kimmell
Shortstop Johnson Released to Yankees
Chicago May 21 Ernie Johnson shortstop of the Chicago White Sox was released today to the New York Yankees via the waiver route. Johnson joined Chicago in 1920 from Salt Lake of the PCL as part of Comiskey’s rebuild after the World Series scandal. Earl Sheely remains from the trio with Mulligan sent to San Francisco.
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Chicago
Ernie Johnson
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Johnson
Salt Lake
Comiskey
White Sox
Eddie Mulligan
Earl Sheely
Sheely
Mulligan
San Francisco
Weather forecast for Penver May
Forecast shows fair conditions for New Mexico Friday with cooler readings in the north central portion. Saturday remains fair. Arizona also reports fair weather Friday and Saturday with no significant temperature changes.
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Penver
New Mexico
Arizona
University Weather Summary From Yesterday
Record shows 24 hour period ending 6 p.m. with highest temperature 54. Humidity around 60 percent and light precipitation reported. Wind came from the north at 7 miles per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fis Caac
I. Sc
Supreme Court Funds At Risk In Defunct Bank
Jose D Sena, clerk of the Supreme Court, deposited 1590 of the court cost fund in Capital ity bank which has closed. He may be liable on his personal bond but will try to replace the money. Bank conditions to be reported next week with a receiver possibly filed if the bank cannot reopen. Officials cannot estimate losses or recovery. rumor suggests about fifty cents on the dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose D. Sena
Supreme Court
Supreme Courts
Capitality Bank
Sena
Gregg
District Court
Wheeler Warn Against Repeal of Liquor Law
Albany May 1 Gov Smith heard Wayne B Wheeler general counsel for the Anti Saloon league warn at a public hearing that New York would become a rendezvous for rum runners if the Mullan Gage act repeal passed He argued repealing the enforcement code without a substitute nullifies the eighteenth amendment and weakens the police power to arrest violators stressing New Yorks ratification of the amendment and the need to uphold constitutional duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Smith
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
New York State
Wheeler
United States Supreme Court
New York
Representative Claude Kitchin Dies After Stroke in 1920
Representative Claude Kitchin former minority leader in the House dies at 6:14 am in Wilson North Carolina The body will go to Scotland Neck for funeral services The death follows a 1920 stroke and long illness The public schools at Scotland Neck will close until after the funeral His twenty years in Congress are noted with praise
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A. Woodard
Mr. Kitchin
Dr. Woodard
Kitchin
Congress
Washington
Albany
Yeat
Seotland Neck
Baptist
Scotland Neck
Eight Thousand Children Shower Flowers on the President
Thousands of schoolchildren break from teachers and push past a Marine guard to shower the nation’s chief with flowers as he arrives. The crowd gathers as the president greets the youngsters in a spontaneous display of affection.
Quiet Serenade Turns Bushy Cheer for Harding at Park
Eight thousand school children invade American League Park for a serenade to President and Mrs. Harding. Flowers fly as kindergartners rush the field, Marines intervene, hats fall, and the president and first lady smile through the floral onslaught. No one is hurt.
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Washington
Associated Preas
Amcerlean League Park
Harding
Helleaun
Beva
Girla
Myre
Tarding
Fremen Expel Hoechstaye Officials. Police Raid Communists
A Vossische Zeitung dispatch reports that the Fremen expelled fourteen leading Hoechstaye officials. Bochum police raided communists headquarters and arrested sixteen leaders, seizing organizational documents. Arrests of conspirators and explosives were made in other towns as well.
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Gerlin
The
Fremen
Hoechstaye Works
Vossische Zeitung
Bochum
Clara Phillips Ayo not a tiger woman
Clara Phillips says she is not a tiger woman and denies hammer slaying of Mrs Alberta Meadows. She claims Peggy Coffee bought the hammer and promises more proof when advised by counsel. Phillips, en route to the Pacific coast, suffers nervous strain after two breakdowns and family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine
Tex
Associated Press
Clara Phillips
Alberta Meadows
Peggy Coffee
Phillips to Confer with Tucson Attorney En Route
Mrs. Clara Phillips the alleged Los Angeles hammer slayer will meet Attorney John L. Van Buskirk at the Southern Pacific Station in Tucson at 6:93 o clock Friday morning. Van Buskirk said he does not know the exact discussion but expects it to concern legal aspects of the case. Phillips was arrested in Los Angeles and held in Tucson for two days before being returned.
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Tucson
Ariz
Clara Phillips
Los Angeles
John L. van Buskirk
Southern Pacific
van Buskirk
Phillips
Smith Urged 10 Ign And Vete Repeal Measure
Albany May 31 The Associated Press reports Governor Smith faced four hours of debate over signing the repeal of the Muban-Gage state prohibition enforcement act. After lengthy arguments and briefs the governor left without a gesture. The decision is due between tonight and midnight Sunday. if not acted the repeal bill dies at that hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Associated Press
Smith
eWi Heim
Trains Carry Shriners to Washington Conclave
Special trains bearing Shriners to the national conclave are arriving in Chicago from the west and will move to Washington tomorrow and Saturday. Eighteen specials will use the Pennsylvania railroad with Medinah Temple Chicago sending a large delegation. Chicago delegates ride in four sections. Seattle Shriners travel in two sections. further delegations are reportedly coming from Hatte Montana Oakland Portland Tacoma Denver and Omaha.
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Chicago
Shriners
Washington
Capital
Pennsylvania Railroad
Medinah Temple of
Seattle
Hatte, Mont
Oakland
Calif
Portland
Ore
Taco«ie
Wash
Denver
Colo
Omaha
Neh
Commencement Week Underway at United States Indian School
Thirty students graduate as Commencement activities begin with certificates of promotion in the vocational division presented by Superintendent Reuben Perry. The June 5 graduation address will be by Walter George Smith, ex-president of the American Bar Association, while plans for dormitory additions and summer work are announced.
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United States Indian School
Reuben Perry
Walter George Smith
American Bar Association
Board of Indian Commissioners
Harding
Schoel
Kansas
Central Avenue Methodist Church
A. M. Mandaiari
Walter George Brith
Hardieg
Pep
Hep
Griblic
Largest bear ever open at Cowles killed
George A. Viles brought in the hide of a silver tipped grizzly bear terrorizing stock owners around Cowles New Mexico. The animal weighed at least 600 pounds and measured eight feet two inches long. Viles tracked the bear through deep snow after missing a trap, finding it with trap and drag on one hind leg and shot it with two bullets.
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Cowles
N. M
George A
Skipper) Viles
Arlington
Wiles
Beatty
Viles
Mr. Bruin
Mr. Viles
Antonio Gabaiden
Street Car Employes in Cologne on Strike
Street car employes in Cologne struck for higher wages today despite union leaders opposing the move. Strikers agreed to maintain minimum services as required by British open title.
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Cologne
Trial over Croker will in Dublin castle throne room
In Dublin May a sensational action to overturn the late Richard Croker will opened in Dublin castle. Leading Irish and English lawyers appear for both sides as Mrs Bula Croker faces cross examination. Evidence focuses on her status amid bigamy allegations and whether Croker left any property. The jury, led by Lord Chief Justice Maloney, weighs if the will reflects a transfer of all assets to Croker's wife.
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Dublin
May St
Associated Press
Richard Croker
Tammany
Dublin Castle
Sullivan
Christopher Tierney
Hibernian Bank
Sir Thomas Moyles
Maloney
Hjiisens
Woman Conquers Wilderness Wins Fortunes in Alaska
Nellie Neal once penniless eight years ago now owns a $16,900 home and bank money after years in Seward and mining camps. She built a chain of eating houses from Seward to Fairbanks, hunts trophies from Alaska, and plans a reunion with sisters in Gila Bend while hoping to return to Alaska soon.
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Almaska
Nellie Neal
Irene Tarter
South Arno Street
Miss Neal
Ceare
Alaska
Seward
Pairbanks
Gila Bend
Aziz
Emma Adair
Strang
Okla
Tarter
Albuquerquerque
Edna Brown
Congress Junction
Ariz
George Trooper
Misa Neal
Sueetina River
Curry
Abandonment of Railroad Line Not Opposed by Commission
The New Mexico State Corporation Commission said it would not oppose the abandonment of fourteen miles of the Cimarron and Northwestern railway between Ponfic Park and South Ponni after the railroad cites timber depletion. The line was built as a timber road and would leave eight miles in operation.
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Santa Fe
State Corporation Commission
Cimarron and Northwestern
Ponfic Park
South Ponni
Haa.toade
I. Co. C
General Lee Inter est case focuses on failed investments
Fort Worth testimony in the General Lee interest fraud trial shows elderly investors surrendering funds to Robert A. Lee and his firms. Witnesses recount purchasing Lee stock with cash and Liberty bonds only to receive no returns, with several claiming substantial losses and no profit from their investments.
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Fort Worth
Tex
General Lee
Lee Interests
Robert A. Lee
Allergyman
William J. H. Chaney
Clinton
N. Y
Liberty
W. M. Strowbridge
Cne
Ww. Co. Fulks
Western
W. Va
Julia Funderbuk
Shreveport
Sarah Rowland
Phoenixville
British Bride Denied Entry as U S Immigration Quota Exhausted
In London astonishment followed news that Mrs Elsie Demitron a British bride of an American citizen arriving on the President Monroe was barred from entry after the British quota filled six days earlier. An immigration board in New York upheld the denial prompting appeals and speculation on temporary tourist admission for five others aboard the same ship.
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New York
Great Britain
Elsie Demitron
President Monroe
Washington
Demitron
Monroe
Alice Robertson
England
Tondon
Woman Held on Embezzlement Charge in South High Street Case
Mrs. A. G. McDuffie was held to the grand jury on embezzlement charges after allegedly selling furniture at 191 South High Street that she had contracted to buy. J. D. Keleher named the charge, heard before Justice Laurence M. Bilas. McDuffie claimed she intended to replace the furniture with better pieces and did not know it belonged to Keleher.
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A. G. McDuffie
Grand Jury
J. D. Keleher
Merger of forests ordered by Harding
Washington May 31 consolidation of the Bridger and Wyoming national forests under one name was announced by the department of agriculture. President Harding issued a proclamation adding 2300 acres of Powell forest in Southern Utah including part of Bryce Canyon to the preserved lands.
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Washington
Bridger National Forest
Wyoming National Forest
Harding
Department of Agriculture
Powell National Forest
Utah
Bryce Canyon
Dubuque Men Found Guilty on Tax Conspiracy
A. A. and W. I. Cooper of Dubuque were found guilty by a federal court jury on three counts of conspiracy and filing false income tax returns for the years 1918 1919 and 1920.
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Dubuque, In
Associated Press
A. A. and
W. I. Cooper
Dubuque
Forest Fire disrupts rail service in Ontario region
A major forest fire swept between Missana nie and Lochalsh 68 miles west of Chapleau Ontario on May 8 disrupting wire communications and interrupting train service.
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Ontario
Sudbury
Missananbie
Lochalsh
Chapleau
Writ of Mandamus Reversed Against Bernalillo County Assessor
The New Mexico Supreme Court reversed a district court ruling in a grazing land tax case, holding the land owners, not the county commissioners, are the real parties in interest. The decision affects the value set for grazing lands at one dollar per acre for 1921 and discusses related judgments and appeals in several local cases.
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Santa Fe
State Supreme Court
Bernalillo County
J. Felipe Hubbell
Tax Commission
Supreme Court
A. C. Stumpf
Albuquerque
Alvin Pohle
F Pohle
Pohle
Stumpf
Acagig Gallegos
Antonio C. Ortiz
Gallegos
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Rail Valuation Parley Counsel
Yankees
Toad Hepomt
Ritchin
North Carolina
House
Nis
House of Representatives
Taye Tyre
Belleau Wood
Geseli
Enkirchen
Germanys
Coal and Iron District
Senkirchen
Furnac
Ayo Otta
Tiger Woman
Unian Ochool
George Viles
OF Croker
United States
R. R
London
Bernalillo CO
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