Buckley Seeks Appeal Reinstatement in Prison Case
Former Ohio state treasurer Bert B Buckley back at his Dayton home awaiting the federal appeals court decision on reinstating his appeal after a missed perfection deadline. He faces a two and a half year federal sentence for conspiring to offer a bribe and violating prohibition laws.
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Cincinnati
Bert B. Buckley
Dayton
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
Buckley
Federal Penitentiary
Hareth I
May
Ress
Henry A. Williams
Mystery on Admirals Benson search ends with suspect note links
Report details Small chael Desmond and accomplices searching the Admiral Benson for a missing man Tallman. Meanwhile Patty, 25, wife of a Portland financier, is found dead in Los Angeles from a brick assault, with notes suggesting a link to Tallman. Federal agents question Count de Polignac as the case unfolds.
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Chael Desmond
Admiral Benson
Portland
Condaffer
Desmond
Tallman
Patty
Ore
Los Angeles
San Pedro
San Francisco
Sohst
de Polignac
Melchior
Marquis de Polignac
Count de Polignac
Light leaders feel no guilt over FTC inquiry
The National Electric Light Association defended its actions in the federal trade commission investigation. The public policy committee report said criticism was based on distorted facts and isolated mistakes. It urged continued education cooperation with clear labeling and accepted press independence.
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Atlantic City
N. J
National Electric Light Ass
Federal Trade Commission
W. W. Freeman
Public Policies Committee
Auto Trade Totals In Wayneco May
County Registrar Hugh H Ferguson reports 1072 cars traded in Wayneco during May with 361 new cars and the remainder used and trucks.
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Wooster
Hugh H. Ferguson
Wayneco
Missing Tallman vanishes aboard Admiral Benson after lock miss
Report recounts the mysterious escape of Tallman from his guarded stateroom on the Admiral Benson en route from San Diego. Capt. Sohst and LA detectives find an empty room after a failed lock, with theories ranging from jumping ship to hidden aboard by former crew.
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San Diego
M.A. Sohst
Admiral Benson
Los Angeles
Tallman
Captain Sohst
Pacific
French Count Held In Liquor Case At New York
The French Count de Polignac was detained after liquor was found in his hotel room and two pistols described as sporting arms were seized. Prohibition agents, led by William J. Calhound, pursue indictments under the Jones law, with potential five year terms and fines up to ten thousand dollars. The count, claiming to represent Pommerin Grenot, sailed for France aboard the Paris and showed little concern over the arrest.
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Brooklyn
Paris
France
William J. Calhound
Count de Polignac
Pommerin& Grenot
Champagne
New York
Canada
de Polignac
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