Huge Federal Tax Refunds Claim At Center Of Probe
Records show 200 million dollars in three year tax refunds, with 90 thousand dollars listed in the Treasury list. The inquiry tracks refunds tied to Secretary Weeks and Mellon era senior officials, amid a wider investigation into the Internal Revenue Bureau and levy cuts.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Evi Fnce
Couzens Committee
Treasury Department
Siew Alsialde C. Blair
David We Diale
Weeks
The
Gulf Refining Co
the Treasury
Andrew A. Mellon
Mie- Kian
Teresa Cororeie
Tobin Fetandy
Cotahy
Chicago
Cua
Curtis Tried To Inform Iffiths' Lawyer In Raid Probe
A garbled report outlines Tharge Curtis attempting to relay information to Iffiths' attorney amid a police raid. The piece references a 20 day suspension for Police Chief 8A Trew and mentions Ruth Huntermur, a director, and Bertilon gallery during the investigation.
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Tharge Curtis
Iffiths
CC. Curtis
Ruth Huntermur
Owen Tte
Arittith
Bertilon Gallery
Gelleith
Two boys caught after chase ends at car in Cleveland
Cleveland police nabbed two 11 year old boys after a pursuit that ended atop a car. The youths identified as Vernon Deltrich and Theodore Lemens allegedly tried to rob the Wachter and Anzeiger German ally newspaper office. A .22 caliber revolver was found on one boy.
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Cleveland
Dandite
Hove
Ramee
Vernon Deltrich
Theodore Lemens
Wachter and
Anzeiger
Ths Morning
Anita Stewart Denies Cupia Marriage Rumor
Los Angeles March reports actress Anita Stewart rejects a circulating tale that she married Montgomery Alsman noting the woman using her name during an Florida marriage is attempting to harm her professional reputation.
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Los Angeles
Anita Stewart
Flim
Toeday
Ane
Montgomery ‘Alsman
Fiorida
Vanderlip quits big banking to nose government probes
Frank Arthur Vanderlip of New York steps away from a major banking role to focus on congressional inquiries into alleged wrongdoing. The piece notes his long interest in secret service work and his past as a journalist and crime observer, with ongoing discussions and references to continued coverage on later pages.
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Robert Z. Smale
Canton Daily News
Washington
Frank Arthur Vanderlip
New York
Congressional ‘Committees
Secret Service
Alien Property Income Taxes Reported By Government
A wartime tax notice states checks totaling 9 728 381 dollars were forwarded to the Internal Revenue Collector in Baltimore. The report notes that a portion of the amount was collected under enemy property controls and emphasizes prohibition on publicizing taxpayers names. The release outlines foreign income handled by the Baltimore collector under the alien property program.
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Internal Revenue Collector
Washington
Baltimore
Flow Rural Gospel Party member Mrs Rene Flowers
A fragment records Mrs Rene Flowers of Flow ra evangelistic party, wife of Rl Flowers, born in Texas. It notes her large family background, pioneer father, and early schooling shaping her life work, mentioning her as a farm worker and schoolgirl.
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Flowra Evangelistic Party
Rene Flowers
Rl. Flowers
Taredom
Cotton Fara
Texas
Ship burning ban Francisco March Kobe Hong Kong Maru
A Japanese vessel named Korea Maru, which left Kobe on March 17 en route to Hong Kong, is reported burning in section 3 of the ship. Information received by the chamber of commerce suggests a severe fire aboard the vessel with details unclear and dated communications from February 38 referenced.
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Ban Francisco
Cal
Maron
Korea Maru
Kobe
Hong Kove
Cording
Chamber of Commerce
Daugherty Senate Trial Opens With Fireworks
The Daugherty investigation opens amid fireworks as Atty. Gen. Daugherty’s counsel pushes to examine Vanderlip who volunteered for the committee. Witnesses discuss accounts tied to Mel Daugherty and the Smith-Stineon sum of 411400, with legal moves in Washington and probate proceedings in Columbus.
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Washington
Daugherty
Tony
Frank “A. Vanderlip
New York
Vanderlip
Witnem
Sith
Atty
Tor Hiages
Mel Daugherty
Smiths
Stingon
Renster Ashfaret
Arte
Wayes
le Frm
Smith-stineon
Seeks First Office As Cox Delegate
W Burr Gongwer Democratic leader runs as a Cox delegate for the Democratic national convention from the twenty second district. He has never held office before and says this is his fire and last appearance. New evidence mentions Newell D. Taker as the sixth Cox candidate in the district.
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Cox
Cleveland Maren
W. Burr Gongwer
Haastrokens
Ligelong Ule
Gongwer
Florida
Tate
Neweon D. Taker
Tudor to Die in Electric Chair for Murder
In Cleveland area, Bure Tudor faces the electric chair tomorrow after a first degree murder verdict from Judge Walter Stadfab Pudor for killing his divorced wife Katie Daniels. Jury returned the verdict amid a tense courtroom atmosphere as Tudor spoke about his former wife.
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Cleveland
Area
Bure Tudor
Walter H. Stadfab
Pudor
Katie Daniels
Tudor
Guards Guard Radio Station Near Tegucigalpa
Washington reports thirty American marines guard a radio station five kilometers from Tegucigalpa Honduras as tranquil conditions are said to have followed the blue ticket arrival in the capital.
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Washington
Akron man files voluntary bankruptcy petition
Cleveland March 21 Claude Strombaugh of Akron filed a voluntary petition in federal court today listing his assets and liabilities as part of the bankruptcy proceeding.
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Cleveland
Mar
Claude 2. Strombaugh
Akron
Rainmaker Hatfield Triggers Unexpected California Rainfall
Farmers paid four thousand dollars for a promise of four inches of rain and faced a string of boxes opened atop wooden towers. Early forecasts promised rain within a week, but a “continued rain” message from San Francisco sparked steady downpours in the Hanford area, creating a wide rain area and mounting payments.
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Jupiter Pluviue
J. Pluviue
Toon
Hatfield
Hanford
San Joaquin Alley
Measagen
San Francisco
Jupiter Pivius
Mallee
Alliance Men Named in Suit
In a Alliance suit report, Vern Carat and Fulmer are named along with Shier as defendants. The case involves charges related to a shared operation or property dispute. References to Tumor and tendon concerns appear in the damaged text with unclear specifics.
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Alliance
Fulmer
Ana Shier
Ane
Fe Harges
British Budget To Be Balanced
March 31 London report discusses Chancellor Snowden's plan to balance the nation's accounts with a forty million pound debt redemption measure. Parliament pauses special legislation to allow relief for taxpayers as Snowden forecasts further fiscal steps and a conservative approach to national finances.
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Canton Dauly
London
Snowden
Foctalatie Ventures
Coroner's Jury to Open Inquest in Wilking Slaying
A coroner's jury is to conduct an inquest today into the mysterious death of Mrs. Wilking in her Kansas home. Twenty five witnesses were named including Charles Strother and Alexandria Davin, with Clara Francis and Mrs. G Le Palmer among the adults connected to the case.
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Kansas
Cas
Mysteriou
de. Zee. Co. Wilking
Aivoreee
Kunpoenas
Charles Wilkins Strother
Axslend Davin
Howe
Clara Francis
Wilking
G. le Palmer
Woman to Tell Story Tied to Osterholt Underworld Tale
A fragmentary report recalls Clate Osterholt's companion and a murder case involving Policeman William Quinn and Prosecutor C. B. McClintock. Stark County jurors and local places are named in a dense, unclear recount of a sensational trial and aftermath.
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Clate Osterhof
Mas ‘Llon
Columbia Heights Willeatry
Osterholt
William Quinn
C. B. McClintock
Kriehbaum
Akron
Stark Co
Muckiey
Sandy
Albert Typhants
Alliance
Henry ‘Onwalt
Lexington
Monry
TL Snyder
Petey
Lord Stoner
Toscarawan
Roacoe
Man’ Neatran
Canton
John Sterner
Bethelehem
Ulysses Yoder
Louisville
Charles Catervin
Sassilion
William Decord
Durand Mak enters race as independent governor candidate
Homer Durand, from Coshocton, announces candidacy for governor as an independent after facing Republican nominating obstacles. Columbus coverage notes Durand, 21, previously tied to the Republican selection and now pursuing the O. C. P. path.
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Columbus
Aaron
Homer Durand
Coshocton
Werner
Ing
Pen term urged for Ludendorff and Hitler trial
Muncie March 21 The prosecutor in the Ludendorff Hitler treason trial urged the court to impose a two year term of imprisonment on Gen Erich Ludendorff. A term of eight years imprisonment was suggested for Adolf Hitler, founder of the Bavarian fast faction and leader of the movement. Other recommendations included several shorter terms for defend ants and associates with varied sentences from one to eight years.
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Stortzeu
Ts Pochner
Kriebel
Weber
Roshm
Wagner
Pernet
Counsel Raps U S Oil Probe In Teapot Dome Case
Washington dispatch reports Harry F. Sinclair’s counsel challenging the Senate investigating committee’s power to compel testimony in the Teapot Dome affair. Attorneys including Martin W. Littleton and Col. J. W. Zevely argued the committee cannot force Sinclair to testify as hearings continued amid questions of congressional authority.
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Washington
Harry F. Inclate
Senate
Bing
Albert B. Fail
Interior
Sinclair H
Martin W. Littleton
New York
J. W. Zevely
Standart
Sinclair
Europe
Archi Roosevelt
Teapot
Pute Ratte
Tatteton
Frhen
Litton
Ana Fenator Wah
Beest
Nates
Chow
Wah Tealy
Suami
Spencer
Tse
Imerento
Lille
Former GOP Chairman Called To Testify In OM Probe
Will Mays, former chairman of the Republican National Committee, testifies before a Washington committee. He contends the convention dates May 22 to 26. The Postmaster General reports 290 wireless stations are involved in the matter.
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G. O. P. National ‘Committee
W York
Will Mays
Republican National Committee
New York
Washington
Anced Today Postmaster General
Trvestia
McAdoo Urged to Take Stand on Ku Klux Klan
Chronicle outlines pressure within the Democratic primary as McAdoo is urged to repudiate Klan influence. It notes Georgia support tied to Tom Watson’s districts and claims of Klan backing shaping the McAdoo campaign while Underwood denounced the group. The piece frames the Klan as a growing fault line in the party.
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David Lawrence McAdoo
Dee Hn
Oired Iy
Ku Klux Klan
McAdoo
Georgia
Diac
Iate
Tom Watson
Meadoo
Underwood
Winter Snow Stalls Travel Across Ohio Cities
Snow and winter storms rapped through Ohio with heavy snowfall, delaying traffic and disrupting services. In Sandusky and Cleveland communities reported road blockage and communication slowdowns as snow persisted, while Lima noted ongoing accumulation and fuel concerns. Authorities warned of continued wintry conditions and travel hazards.
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Sandusky
St Nore
Demmoraiined
Lima
Ax Indies
Allen
Ng Traine
Interrbane
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