Grants writ of error in liquor bribery case
New York June 21 Ralph Sabbatino and Samuel Gross were sentenced to two years in Federal prison and fined $10,000 each for attempting to bribe prohibition agents. Judge Manton granted a writ of error in the Federal Circuit Court and released them on $20,000 and $5,000 bail respectively. Louis Katz and Charles Sabbatino, also convicted, prepared to serve their time in Atlanta. The four men were convicted of paying $10,000 each to two Federal officers for liquor withdrawal permits.
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New York
Ralph Sabbatino
Samuel Gross
Prohibition
Manton
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
Louis Katz
Charles Sabbatino
Atlanta
Ruth Heads Forum of Accountants for Manufacturers Group
The Cost Accountant Forum of the Manufacturers Association elected officers for the ensuing year with G. A. Ruth as president and A. El North as vice president. W. A. Sattter was named treasurer, and executive committee members include Fred C. Osborn C. A. Weens Seth F. Miller and W. H. teemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cost Accountant Forum of
the Manufacturers Association
G. 4. Huth
Iredent
A. EL. North
W. A. Sattter
Treasury Fred C. J
Commit Osborn
C. A. Weensseth
F. Miller
W. H. Teemen
B. Davies
Strangler Lew Wins Divorce Stunner in Wisconsin Rapids
In Wisconsin Rapids on June 21 Robert known as Strangler Lew, a world heavyweight wrestling champion, obtained a divorce from Dr. Ada Scott Fredericks of San Jose California. The action was confirmed locally today. ASIE IS CLEARED MINNEAPOLIS, June 21 Lt. Charles Z. Clay Jr. of Lexington Kentucky has been officially cleared of suicide stigma. The notation Died in the line of duty on Nov 27, 1922 was removed from the record per Washington order.
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Wisconsin Rapids
Robert
Asie
Minneapolis
Charles 2. Clay, Jr
Lexington
Ord
Washington
Pleads for fleece lined overcoat as New York sizzles
New York endures a brutal heat wave with 12 deaths and numerous prostrations as temperatures surged to 92 at 1 pm. The city opened parks and beaches as cooling measures while victims are reported in Newark and Philadelphia from the heat wave.
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N. Y
New York
Mercury
Thomas Collins
West 47Th Street
Somedaly
Griffith
Bellevue Hospital
John Swinehart
Newark
N. J
Vicin
Wilbert Zelief
Ta Kimberly
Alexander Srogers
Gasoline Experts to Testify Before Coroner
Gasoline experts from several companies will appear before Coroner Phelan next Monday afternoon to answer questions about ignition and explosion risks when gasoline is pumped into automobiles. The coroner plans to invite experts from the city. the hearing aims to address public safety as many people use cars. Coroner Phelan, who was in Norwalk yesterday, is reviewing facts from the fatal June 15 6 accident involving Mrs Anna Dixon Graf after a gasoline tank exploded.
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Phelan
Goroner Phelan
Norwalk
Anna Dixon Graf
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Accountants’ Forum
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