Scarface Capone Sentenced To One Year In Moyamensing
Philadelphia reports "Scarface" Al Capone and his Chicago ally Frank Cline were sentenced to one year in Moyamensing Prison after pleading guilty to carrying a concealed deadly weapon. Judge John Walsh imposed the term. Director Lemoyer Scho Field called the arrest a warning to racketeers. Capone expressed a wish for peace and removal from the rackets, citing his family.
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Philadelphia
I? Capone
Frank Cline
Chicago
Beunty
Lemoyer Schofield
Department of Public Safety
Capone
Detective Squad
Scarface al
John &. Walsh
Municipal Court
Pal
Schofield
Atlantic City
Senator Wheeler invited to address Tennessee textile strike
Elizabethton Tennessee May 21 William F Kelly vice president of the United Textile Workers of America says Senator Burton K Wheeler of Montana has been invited to speak to about 50 striking workers at the American Glantstaff and American Bemberg mills Thursday. Authorities investigate several blast incidents and a shooting at a textile worker's home as picketing legality looms. Wheeler says he has not yet considered the invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabethton
Tenn
William F. Kelly
United Textile Workers of America
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
American Glantstaff
Bembergz Mills
Happy Valley
Washington
No Increase Looked For In Railway Rates
President Hoover stated there will be no rise in railroad rates due to the St. Louis and O Fallon railroad valuation case decision. Interstate Commerce Commission officials and trunk line presidents echoed the view and said the ruling will guide lawful valuations and not harm rate structures.
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Washington
St. Louis
Interstate Commerce Commission
W. W. Altebury
Pennsylvania Railroad
Daniel Willard
Baltimore and Ohio
Wickersham Heads Enforcement Body
President Hoover selects former Attorney General George W. Wickersham as chairman of a national law enforcement commission. He will lead a nine lawyer and one woman panel representing major geographic regions. White House confirms the group will convene in Washington for the campaign against national crime.
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Washington
George W. Wickersham
Taft
Hoover
National Law Enforcement Commission
White House
Wickersham
Act
Ca Ypaire Pachema
National Crime Commission
Notable figures decline judicial commission appointment
The list of proposed appointees to the commission includes Monte M. Lemann William Kenyon Kenneth R. Mackintosh Paul J. McCormick Henry W. Anderson Ada L. Comstock and Ada L Comstock. Hartin Fiske Stone Charles Evans Hughes and Owes Roberts were offered positions but declined due to other commitments.
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Northern District
Alabama
Monte M. Lemann
Louisiana Bar Association
William
Kenyon
Iowa
United States
Kenneth R. Mackintosh
Washington State Supreme Court
Paul J. McCormick
Southern
California
Henry, W. Anderson
Richmond
Ada L. Comstock
Radcliffe College
Cambridge
Hartin Fiske Stone
Supreme Court
Charles Evans Hughes
Owes . J. Roberts
Philadelphia
Benjamin Cordoga
New York State
Two Bandits Rob And Shoot In Minnesota
In Proctor Minnesota on May 21 two bandits stepped from parked cars near the Duluth Missabe and Northern depot fired on a railroad policeman guarding bank employees and escaped with 4200 dollars. Bruce Palmer the 56 year old officer died from three gunshot wounds. The robbers fled toward a highway to Minneapolis St Paul as deputies in two counties began a statewide search for two men around 30 years old.
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Proctor
Minn
Deluth
Missiha and Northern
First National Bank
Bruce Palmer
Holdep
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Depenty Sheriffs
St. Louis
Carlton
Oll
Italian paper flings at Pope Pius XI in editorial
An ultra fascist piece in the de L impero attacks Pope Pius XI after his speech yesterday. The poem and editorial denounce the sermon as poor and beyond pontifical realm. It argues the Vicar of Christ fails to represent God on earth and claims no change in state duty.
Church notices and sermons at area churches summary
Local church announcements list Sunday school times worship services and sermons across Rev Derant Eller Lowe Eastman and others. Baccalaureate services for the high school and midweek Bible study are noted with times and locations at various churches including First Congregational and The Church of God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. A. Eller
Lutheran Church
N. EB. Oliver
Church of God
James J. Martin
M. L. Lowe
First Congregational Church
W. P. Eastman
Meaney to Lead Narrow Victory in Town Match
Local sports report notes Meaney guiding a lean lineup to a tight win over a rival in a home contest. Final score listed as 66 to 42 with standout performances from key players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowne
Tuene
Editorial Attacks Fascist Youth Education Policy
An editorial criticizes fascist education aims, arguing the regime blends church and family with state youth training. It cites Pope Ratti and notes the regime weighs intervention in youth instruction to fuse concepts of country, church, and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope Ratti
Pius
Cor Bei Omg
Emilio Setthciselli
Defense of Ideals Sparks Duel and Challenges
A report notes a figure defending his ideals has engaged in at least one duel and issued or received several challenges. The account highlights repeated confrontations and militant stance without detailing outcomes or identities.
Former Champion Is Sued For Breach Of Promise
Legal papers filed in Bridgeport Connecticut allege breach of promise to marry in a suit seeking up to a half million dollars. The case names Kathberine King Fogarty as plaintiff and James J. Teaney, known as Gene Teaney, a retired world heavyweight boxing champion, as defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Conn
Kathberine King Fogarty
James J
Gene) Teaney
Sheriff’s Suit: Tunney’s Plans Halted at Court After Filing
Deputy Sheriff Michael F. T. Ryan of Stamford received the complaint from Deputy Sheriff Maley of New Haven. The action includes attached property such as the old-time house Tunney planned to convert into a colonial country home for his bride Polly Lauder. Records show transfers to Stamford and Greenwich banks and filing with Town Clerk George R. Close of Stamford.
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Michael F T. Ryan
Stemford
Maley
New Haven
Tunney
Polly Lauder
Stamford
Greenwich
George R. Close
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