Morgan funds stigma cited on U S envoy in congressional probe
Rep Tinkham charges Roosevelt’s envoy at large Norman H Davis with being under obligation to J Pierpont Morgan & Co and calls for a House inquiry. He accuses Davis of advocating neutrality limits and U S surrender of seas, tied to Morgan interests and foreign relation groups.
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Norman H. Davis
Tinkham
Massachusetts
Roosevelt
J. Pierpont Morgan & Company
House
Davis
Senate Banking Committee
House of Morgan
London
Europe
United States
Geneva
Banking Committee
Morgan
Counsel of Foreign Relations, Inc
Industrial crisis spurs laws for better labor conditions
In Flint Michigan Grace B Macdonald is slain at home with a heavy bookend. Her 17 year old son Balle Macdonald is missing after a quarrel and possible threats of self harm. Police search leads to no trace as investigations continue. In Chicago reports say nine states enact old age pension laws, raise wage scales, limit hours, ban yellow dog contracts and adopt child labor amendments amid industrial recession.
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Mich
Balle Macdonald
Grace B. Macdonald
Chicago
Minnesota
Floyd Olson
Zoo Hosts Cats Cubs and Monkeys in New Summer Habitat
Potter County Zoo unveils transformed cages becoming summer enclosures as Cy Timmons removes outer walls. Lions, bears and new additions like a Palo Duro ring-tail cat and a ring-tail monkey observe the scene while Solo the Mexican lioness recovers in a larger aviary cage after suspected cage paralysis.
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Potter County Zoo
Cy Timmons
Tri-State Fair
Sondy Boy
Eden
Williaca
Palo Duro Canyon
Solo
Timmons
Sand Storm Lashes Panhandle Regions
A north wind over dry areas beyond the rain zone battered the Panhandle and South Plains with a sand and dust storm. Dust extended from Waynoka Oklahoma to Clovis New Mexico, with winds ranging from Tucumcari to Oklahoma. the Tulsa flight returned to Oklahoma City as schedules stayed mostly on.
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Panhandle
South Plains
Santa Fe Railway
Waynoka
Okla
Clovis
N. M
English Field
Tucumcari
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Woodin Keeps Treasury Job He Announces With President
Treasury official Woodin announces he will remain in his post with the Obama administration. He confirms continued service alongside the president and outlines key fiscal priorities for the coming year.
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Woodin
Treasury
Woodin says he has not resigned as treasury secretary
Secretary Woodin, returning from a yachting trip with President Roosevelt, stated he has not resigned and would be willing to leave only if his continued presence obstructs national improvement. He, with Roosevelt's support, discussed policy and stated that business and trade are improving nationwide.
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Washington
Woodin
Roosevelt
the Treasury
Treasury
Senate
San Antonio Beer Shipment From New Orleans Reported
The San Antonio News cites sources that freight carloads of beer labeled non intoxicating will move from New Orleans to San Antonio via the Southern Pacific. Houston attorneys say Attorney General James V Allred advised the road it could accept shipments labeled non intoxicating beverage for interstate shipment. The federal 3 2 beer classification supports the action in San Antonio.
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San Antonio
Tex
New Orleans
Southern Pacific
Houston
James V. Allred
Allred
Double Shooting Shocks Hillsboro Church and Home
In Hillsboro Texas two men are killed in separate gunfire incidents. M McCall was slain inside First Baptist Church while B A Lawrence died at his nearby home from a selfinflicted or personal safety related bullet wound.
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Hillsboro, Tex
M. McCall
First Baptist Church
B. A. Lawrence
George M. Cox Wreck Off Lake Superior Reefs
Coast guard cutter Crawford arrives at Houghton with 118 passengers and crew rescued from the steamer George M. Cox wrecked off the Rock of Ages light in Lake Superior. Four injured. no deaths. The vessel, Chicago to Port Arthur, went aground in fog, bow first. stern remains above water. All aboard landed safely except those in lifeboat.
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Houghton
Mich
Coast Guard
Crawford
George M. Cox
Rock of Ages
Lake Superior
Great Lakes
Chicago
Port Arthur
Ont
George Johnson
Traverse City
Amarillo civic leader C. E. Trolinger dies at 57
C. E. Trolinger, 57, prominent Amarillo business man and civic figure, died Sunday morning at his home at 06 Jackson Street after a five month illness. A charter member and long time leader of the Amarillo Hardware Co and the First Christian Church, his funeral is set for 4 p.m. at the First Christian Church with Dr. R. C. Snodgrass and Bishop E. Cecil Seaman assisting. He was born January 31, 1876, in Whitesburg Tennessee and moved to Amarillo in 1896.
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C. E. Trolinger
Amarillo
Jackson Street
Trolinger
Amarillo Hardware Company
First Christian Church
R. C. Snodgrass
E., Cecil Seaman
Episcopal Church
Boxwell Funeral
Mr. Trolinger
Whitesburg
East Tenn
A. M.trolinger
Stringfellow Hume
Gandhi's 21 Day Fast Nearing Its End
Indian leader Mahatma Gandhi, fasting since May 8 to protest untouchability, was said by doctors to be holding his ground and likely to survive the three week ordeal ending at noon tomorrow. He observed a day of silence beginning at noon.
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Mahatma Gandhi
India
Gandhi
Pgona
Mahatma
Seek New Depths In Morgan Inquiry
Senate investigators asked J P Morgan & Company for more information on dozens of stock syndicate and joint account operations from 1927 to 1931. The firm had reported profits of several millions plus over 18 million in profits from five years of securities flotations. Pecora and staff in New York gathered data to present to the committee as hearings resume.
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Senate
J. P. Morgan & Company
Stack Syndicate
House of Morgan
Senate Committee
Morgan
Vinson
Morgan Partners
Kentuckian
Pecora Ferrets
Ferdinand Pecora
New York
The
Navigator Roosevelt Braces Storm Aboard Sequoia Yacht
President Roosevelt and guests rode out a severe Potomac storm aboard the Sequoia for more than an hour as lightning and gale winds lashed the vessel. Dinner was disrupted while darkness hid the waves, but the navigator pundits, including Roosevelt, played down real danger despite concerns aboard.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Potomac River
Potomac
Carbon Black Export Plan Formed by Major Firms
New York May 28 announcement of Carbon Black Export Inc a new venture by Columbian Carbon United Carbon Godfrey L Cabot J M Huber Century Panhandle Texas Carbon Palmer Carbon to export carbon black for these producers and future joiners.
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New York
Carbon Black Export, Inc
Columbian Carbon Co
United Carbon Co
Godfrey L. Cabot, Inc
J. M. Huber, Inc
Century Carbon Co
Panhandle Carbon Co
Texas Carbon Industries, Inc
Palmer Carbon Co
Texan in War on Breweries
Norman J. Morrison of El Paso leads federal effort to revoke permits of five New Jersey breweries producing 3.2 beer. Charges allege permits were procured fraudulently following the killings of Max Hassel in Reading and Max Greenberg in Elizabeth. Morrison says old racket leaders still grip the beer business.
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Philadelphia
New Jersey
Norman J. Morrison
el Paso
Tex
Morrison
Max Hassel
Reading
Max Greenberg
New York
Elizabeth
N. J
Hassel
Kidnapped Mary McElroy Released After Ransom Payment
Mary McElroy daughter of Kansas City City Manager H F McElroy was freed unharmed after about 30 hours in captivity. Her father paid 30000 dollars in ransom on a lonely Wyandotte County road. Police offered a description of two white male abductors and the case prompted quiet handling by authorities.
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Mary McElroy
H. F McElroy
McElroy
Country Club
McKelroy
Henry F. Mchlroy, Jr
Wyandotte County
Kan
Mc#lroy
Milburn Golf Club
Miss McElroy
Bath
Floydada Courthouse Scene Marks Floyd County Birthday
Floydada May 28 Floyd Pioneers prepare to celebrate the 43rd anniversary of Floyd County with Claud V Hall as the main speaker. The event on the courthouse lawn includes registration at 10 am, basket dinner noon, old-time sing-song at 1 pm, and a 3 pm parade led by Isaac Wilhoit and wife.
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Floydada
Claud V. Hall
Floyd County
East Texas State Teachers’ College At Commerce
Uni
Versity of
Texas
Lon V. Smith
J. J. Day
Isaac Wilhoit
Red Eagle
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