Mexican Troubles and Oil Field Talks At Senate Hearing
The Senate foreign relations subcommittee heard E. L. Doheney describe Mexican oil field development and bandit disturbances. He admitted his company paid Manuel Palaez for protection on adviser guidance, while denying munition shipments. Dr. Henry Tupper was cited regarding a $3,466 draft from Mexico.
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Fashington
Carranza
Senate Foreign Relations
E. L. Doheney
Mexican Petroleum
Henry Allen Tuipger
First Baptist Church of
Judicial settlement of Mrs Rockefeller estate in New York
In surrogate court John D Rockefeller and children seek judicial settlement of the 1925 estate of Mrs Laura S Rockefeller valued at about 1.56 million dollars. Jewelry and clothing were distributed among family and institutions including the Rockefeller Foundation and several Baptist and missionary groups. Executors seek court guidance to pay 10,093 dollars remaining to the Rockefeller Foundation after attorney fees totaling 17,000 dollars.
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New York
Laura
Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Consolidated Gas
United States Steel
Standard Oil
Rockefeller Foundation
Altan Rockefeller Prentice
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
Margaret Strong
Women's American Baptist Missionary Society
Women's American Baptist Foreign Missionary Society
Bureau of Social Hygiene
John D.rockefeller, Jr
Cport
Degnan inquest hears conflicting gin claims in Bradley case
James Degnan testifies he never gave Bradley Bradley gin and says no liquor was drunk at his home. Bradley testifies he and Miss Degnan drank two small glasses of gin before the trip and that Degnan’s sister’s brother may have supplied it. The inquest resumes as Mrs. Degnan may testify. Bradley recalls the plan to marry and the bridal dress purchase before detailing the Beardsley Park accident. An old note on beaver hats follows.
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James Degnan
Pembroke Street
Anna Elizabeth Degnan
Trumbull Road
Howard J. Bradley
Gem Avenue
Bradley
Phelan
St. Joseph's Temperance ‘Society
Degnan
James
Patrick Shanley
Degnans
Shanley
Miss Degnan
Camel Cigarettes Blend Charm Persuades Smokers
An advertisement touts Camel cigarettes as offering a superior taste that won’t tire the palate, promising a balanced blend of Turkish and Domestic tobaccos. It claims smokers will prefer this mix over smoking either tobacco alone.
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Palaez
Genoa
Toronto Mail
Empire
United States
Hood
Head
Mr. Hood
Ifeom
Fee
Smirnow
Thea le Shetch
Dixie Singers
Nan Troy
Miss Liberty
Cougar
HS Danters
Bill” Steinke
AMD
Charie
Beardsley Park
Thea
Aryl
Avinke
John D
J. D. Rockefeller
Mallory
THE
Mallory Hat CO
Fifth Ave
Bill’s Hat Store
Main Street
Stratfield Building
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Winston-Salem
N.C