Teapot Dome case heads to Supreme Court today
The Teapot Dome affair returns to the U S Supreme Court with Harry F Sinclair and his three companies appealing a St Louis Circuit Court ruling that the 1921 leases were obtained by fraud. The court will hear the case alongside related actions from Natrona Wyoming and a pending government suit.
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Herbert Little
United Press
Washington
Harry F. Sinclair
United States Supreme Court
Teapot Dome
U. S. Navy
Sinclair Companies
St. Louis Circuit Court of Appeals
Albert P. Pall
Edwin
Denby
the Interior
the Navy
High Court
Wyoming Naval
Sinclair Crude QO
Sinclair Pipe Line Company
Owen J. Roberts
Philadelphia
Atlee Pomerene
Ohio
Vertheless
Doheny Elk Hills
Doheney
Elk Hills
St. Louis
Sinclair
Circuit Court
Liberty
Continental Trading Company, Ltd
Fall
Milton Everhardt
Seek Negroes In Slaying And Assault Case
Houston April 11 Search continued today for two negroes who killed George J. Herzberg and attacked his wife at their home. Two suspects are in custody. The pair entered through a window woke the couple, took a pocketbook with $6, and forced Herzberg toward another room. He fled, was shot three times, and Mrs. Herzberg fought them off to rouse neighbors.
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Houston
George J. Herzberg
Overnight Texas News Briefs Haunt Weekender Accidents
Reports from Palestine Texas indicate Cleo Valentine eight years old died and his brother Horace injured when their car went over a embankment between Palestine and Frankston Sunday. George J Herzberg forty five was shot and killed by two suspects burglarizing his home and attacking his wife in Houston early Sunday. Nicolas Covarrubias has been convicted of murdering Ignacio Urias nine who was killed when the Urias home was bombed March fifteenth. jury recommends life imprisonment in San Antonio. Lilly Malone seventeen drowned in an earthen reservoir at Wilsons switch seventeen miles south of Wichita Falls Sunday.
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Associated Press
Palestine
Cleo Valentine
Horace
Frankston
San Antonio
Nicolas Covarrubias
Ignacio Urias
Urias
Wichita Falls
Lilly Malone
George C. Pearson
Wilson's Switch
Polite reply from a boy in Table Talk Melbourne
A brief European style quip appears from Table Talk Melbourne about a polite boy who cannot say what to tell a lady after she gives him a penny for carrying parcels. The remark underscores manners and courtesy in social exchanges.
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Melbourne
Plain Facts About Investments By W S Cousins
In April American investors will receive about 500 million dollars in dividends from industrial and railroad stocks. The piece argues conservative buyers favor high grade dividend stocks, notes periods in January April and October when checks arrive, and highlights rising corporate earnings and swelling dividend payments.
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New York
Tests for careers in London explore child aptitudes
London April 11. The National Institute of Industrial Psychology studied thousands of school children with experiments supported by the Carnegie United Kingdom Trust. The aim is to apply practical psychology to guide future career choices for pupils.
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London
National Institute of Industrial Psychology
Carnegie United Kingdom Trust
Purification Health Ad Claim for Calotabs
An advertisement promotes Calotabs as a natural system purifier. It urges a thorough course once or twice weekly for several weeks to cleanse the entire body and restore vitality, touting Calotabs as the greatest of all system purifiers and offering a family package.
Indiana Law Against Auto Speed Traps
Indiana lawmakers tighten motor vehicle rules permitting speeds up to 40 miles an hour on country roads and abolish speed traps and irregular searches by horse thief detectives. Trials for infractions must occur with the county prosecutor present, affecting roadside country justices. The law also requires the State Highway Commission to maintain detours in good condition.
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International News Service
Indianapolis
Indiana
Hoosier
Justice of the Peace
Country Justice
State Highway Commission
Butcher Adopts Grim Sign From Curious Idea
A butcher, inspired by a sign reading Milk from contented cows, replaces his shop window message with Sauvages from hoga that died happy. The Northern Daily Telegraph notes the macabre play on words in a small town scene.
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Hi Shop
Northern Daily Telegraph
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T. Blake Kenly
Avonne
Wyoming
Kennedy
Natrona County
Salt Creek
Sinclair Oil
Inclair
Portsmouth
New Hampshire
Fall Tit Sinclair
Bar of Justice
District of Columbia Supreme Court
New Mexico
E. L. Doheny
Roberts
Sherlock Holmes
Wall’s
Everhart
Continental Trading Company
Doheny
FE. L., Jr
District Supreme Court
Senate
Oil Committee
Texas
The
Troy Laundry
J. N. Vernon
Tyler Street
Baby Blossom
Los Angeles
W. S. Cousins
International News
Assell &S
Panhandle
Taylor
Taylor Street
Taybar
Southwestern Public Service Company
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