Harding to Give Congress Recess Inevitable Road Costs Debate
The piece argues that automakers bear little road upkeep cost while railroads pay for roadbeds. It notes public taxes fund roadbeds and suggests auto owners should fund road construction via mileage fees or tolls. The administration resists federal road aid, seeking local maintenance provisions and non-federal subsidies.
Administration Faces Split Over Sound Tax Measure
The administration must push through a sound tax measure amid potential party splits in Congress and rising popular resentment at the polls, a key test of its legislative agenda.
Bankrupt Brokers May Be Prosecuted
A report by Edward M. Yeoman referee in bankruptcy recommends criminal prosecution for embezzlement and misappropriation by Frisble & Co. members, a bankrupt stock brokerage firm. Hugh M. Alcorn, state’s attorney, will decide later this week on possible action while on vacation. Prosecution was foreshadowed during reclamation hearings over firm’s disposal of securities clients bought and paid for.
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Alcohol fake firms tied to vast bootleg scheme units
Federal probes traced a widespread network of fake factories withdrawing large alcohol quantities under permit. A mother company and fourteen subsidiaries looted 2,704 gallons of alcohol in a year, shipping medicines camouflaged with flavoring extracts while official action shuttered the operation, filed penalties, and indicted ring leaders.
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Pennsylvania Road Fails To Heed Labor Board Ruling
A secret ballot election for a new employees committee at Pennsylvania Railroad was directed by the U S railroad labor board. The ruling requires absolute ballot secrecy and a conference by August to plan the election. Pennsylvania officials indicated no action as the deadline neared.
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Obengtaian Diary Reveals Quarrel Over Slain Broker
A letter reportedly penned by Mrs Madelynus Obenchain to John B Kennedy and signed Mrs J Belton Kennedy surfaced in Los Angeles. Officials say the undated note written likely in Evanston Ill shows reconciliation with Kennedy and hints at a quarrel. Investigators press on a shotgun search in Beverly Hills where Kennedy was killed and plan further questioning of Arthur C Burch. a Chicago gun-repair receipt was found in Burch a wallet. The diary places Obenchain in Evanston January and June, with multiple meetings with Belton and B, and the August 1 entry notes a planned beach conference that did not occur. Reports add the Pennsylvania railroad board may act per demands.
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