Reynolds Gets Three-Year Prison Term in Bank Embezzlement
Asher M. Reynolds, 28, was sentenced by Judge George W. McClintic in U S district court to three years at Chillicothe industrial reformatory for embezzling 12849.50 from the Hana wha Valley bank where he served as teller. He fled Charleston December 10, wandered through multiple cities, then returned voluntarily to face punishment after paying back some money.
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George W. McClintic
United States District Court
Chillicothe Industrial Reformatory
Reynolds
Hanawha Valley
Charleston
John L. Dickinson
Townsend
Huntington
Loutaville
New Orleans
Miami
Chicago
New York
Toledo
Kentucky
Dickinec
the ‘Bank
M. Ft. Matheny
Shriners Induct Seven Candidates in Charleston Ceremony
A class of seven candidates was inducted into the Shrine yesterday at Seng Kedom temple. The ceremony honored Erwin M. Keatley retired ten days earlier. Officers included Dr. A J Given as president and Joss Poffenbarger as vice president with a 300 member parade through Dust News, a Shrine band led, a mosque concert, and a banquet to close the events amid the Scottish Rite reunion in Charleston.
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Wat Inguctert
Seng Kedom
Erwin M. Keatley
A J. Given
Boneford
Joss Poffenbarger
Charleston
William M. Paxton
Page
Alex Hiss
Montgomery
Thomas J. Baul
Faw Key
Dotson Spraching
Rensford
Willam A, Walder
Oratar
Dust News
Shrine Band
Patrol
Shriners
Valley of Charleston
War debts fail to daunt Hull in London meetings
Secretary of State Cordell Hull and the American delegation met with Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald in private consultations amid tensions over the 76 960 000 dollar debt instalment. British cabinet discussions yielded no decision on debt suspensions as Hull prepared a note outlining London’s views due to Washington over the weekend.
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London
Cordel Hull
Ameri [Stan
Ramsay Mac- Donald
Air. Hull
Mr. Mac- Ponld
United States
Washington
Ray Atherton
Hull
Garden Clubs Elect New Yorker President
Delegates to the Garden Club of America convention at the World's Fair ended their business session. Mrs. Jonathan Bulkley of New York City was reelected president. The eastern delegation departed by special train for New York tonight.
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Chicago
Sune P—lPi
Garden Club of America
Jonathan Bulkley
New York City
New York
Land Tax Laws Ruled Unconstitutional by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court ruled two land tax measures from the 2831 regular and 1933 extra sessions unconstitutional. One invalidates assessing undivided land interests. the other limits redemption time for delinquent lands prior to passage. The decision affirms lower court rulings and clarifies tax deed and purchaser rights in land sales.
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Supreme Court
Boona
L. M. la Follette, Jr
Tucker County
John Milkins
Fred
Lem Jey
Five Die and 75 Hurt in River Road Plant Blast
A river road celluloid factory blast in North Arlington New Jersey kills five, injures about seventy five. A second explosion followed at 9 30 p m destroying the home of Joseph A Kitch at 320 River Road and setting another house on fire. Nearby residents including twenty men women and children were bathing nearby and burned by the flames.
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River Road
Joseph A. Kitch
Taners
Small
Huey Long Takes Over Morgan Magazine Inquiry
Senator Huey Long grilled Morgan partners in a Senate inquiry into an article in Colliers magazine titled How Does Huey Kong Get Away With It. Lamont testified he had no knowledge of editorial policy or advance circulation. Morgan and associates denied responsibility while Long pressed for disclosures, noting Treasury Secretary Woodin’s alleged ties to the affair.
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Huey Long
Tack
Senate
J. PB. Morgan
Air 2
Long
Lamont
Morgan and Company
Argu
Lamont i 6
Louisiana
Congress
Morgan
Treasury
Willem H. Woodin
Perbleg
John Martin
Cyrus B. E. Curtis
Long Grey
Haradet
Steuer
Barade
Cnier
Senate Approves Industrial Control Plan in Senate Vote
The Democratic majorities moved the administration's recovery bill through the Senate in near unchanged form after fending off amendments. Tonight the chamber tallied 57 to 34 in favor as the bill returned to the House for agreement to amendments. The measure, a key part of the president's special session program, aims to fund public works and regulate industry via trade agreements with labor and government oversight, including hours, prices, and output controls.
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Washington
Senate
House
52 Bills Move Through State Legislature Before Adjournment
A final legislative push moved 62 bills into statute, with Governor Kump approving 12 measures and indicating the rest would become law at midnight without his signature. The session ended early Sunday morning after a five day limit. many bills aim to reform school funding, budgeting, governance, and taxation, including a $98 million annual school aid system, a $24.4 million biennial budget, and changes to inheritance tax, road funds, and a conservation department.
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Lantalgnt
Kump
Wne
Rt. Caver
Abatish Counci
State Board of Education
Negra Board of Educaten
Jett
Game, Fish and Iorestry Commission
Reconstruction Corporation
Jeans
I County Court
Favorable Business Reports of the Dey
Industrial Raven company lifts annual dividend from 2 to 2.63 as the first quarter’s gains sustain into the second quarter. Potatoes sell at 1.75 per hundred pounds in Muskogee as the crop yields thin. digging rush begins Monday. Yorkville and Lavighln plants halt early shifts, while Endicott-Johnson grants 5 percent wage rise affecting 17,000 workers. Dun Bradstreet notes continued gains in production and distribution amid a strong contraseason expansion.
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MSW
York
Industrial Raven Company
Museogee
Okla
Veterans Cut Pact Reached on Roosevalt Plan
Washington June 9 The compromise on veterans benefits was accepted by Democratic leaders after a week of talks. The plan limits service connected cuts to 25 percent and preserves pensions for many veterans while extending certain protections for Spanish American War veterans. A house vote is expected tomorrow with a ruling to guide the compromise implementation.
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Washington
Roosevalt
Democratic House
Senate
Hoth
House
U S Delivers Notes on Debts and Securities Offer
The United States sent notes to 1% nations reminding them of upcoming debt payments due next Thursday and offering to accept American government securities in place of cash. The treasury waives the 30 day notice requirement for pay in securities, six days before installments totaling about 1440000000 are due amid looming fears of a broader debt default as Britain seeks to avert crisis with Roosevelt.
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United Press
Washington
United States
Treasury
Cabinev
Roosevelt
Morgantown Woman Killed in Accident
Morgantown reports a fatal crash when Mrs John Johnsen 435 was killed in the collision with her husband and another passenger injured. Johnsen suffered a broken shoulder and Mrs Grace White 38 received injuries as the car overturned after the impact.
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Morgantown
John Johnsen
Johnsen
Grace White
Jesser
Storm Breaks Heat Wave in West Virginia Death Toll Rises
A Northeast storm shattered a West Virginia heat spell killing five, with trees toppled and streets floodlaced as temperatures dropped from over 100. Relief seen as temporary. forecasts warned of rising heat again if rain ends. Two more deaths noted as heat strained people and forced some to river or ground relief.
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West Virginia
Hitle
Wheeiing
Stanley Roseman
Clarksburg
David Howell
Congress Seeks To End Session
Washington voters listen as Congress drives toward adjournment after a busy session. The House and Senate push to clear emergency legislation, including the industrial recovery bill and municipal debt relief, with hopes for late night action if unanimity holds. Roosevelt’s favored compromises shape moves on veterans and bankruptcy measures while conference reports loom on mortgage refinancing and railroad reorganization.
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Congress
Senate
House
Roosevelt
Bowe
White House
Ern
Representative Coldsborough
Chaftain
The
Special Veterans Committee
Mr. Roosevelt
Morgan Protests Senate Publicity of Favored Customers
J P Morgan denounces the senate hearings publicity as unjust, defending confidential customer lists. The Banking House cites alleged unfair criticism while evidence shows long-ago sales of stock to Morgan family and others. Lamont readied for fall questions as hearings near end in oppressive heat.
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Washington
J. P. Morgan
Senate
Comemittee
Tt Snowsd Bergein
Johoy Menvils
Morgan & Come
Morgen and Company
Morgan & Company
Thomas W. Lamont
Kuhn, Losb, & Company
Zutlom
Reta & Company
Mitchell Case Nears End In Tax Evasion Trial
In a sweltering New York courtroom the Mitchell case moved toward closure as defense witnesses argued that reporting irregularities in the National City management fund mirrored officer practices. Government contends defrauded taxes totaled 850000 in 1825 and 1930, while prosecutors faced agent hesitation over revealing another officer’s tax return due to job loss and legal penalties.
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York
Joe
Charles & Mitchell
Astomney Max
Steuer
Mitchell
National City Company Management Fund
United States
George Z. Meduke
Stanley A. Ruséli
National City
Balks Joseph
Buradel
Lower Manhattan Revenue District
Russells Return
Rusell
Publc
Stickers Instead of Plates In Prospect for Automobiles
West Virginia plans sticker identification for autos instead of license plates issued yearly. Drivers must apply by December and pay half-year fees before January 1. Road commission to issue stickers after January 1 with changes in license timing and new annual purchasable licenses after 1935.
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West Virgin
Commission
Road Commission
Some &Ntva
Am Si
Son of F. D. Roosevelt Denies Romance Plot
Reno dispatch reports F D Roosevelt Jr denies romance with a woman involved in a plan to obtain the president’s nonly. The article notes Mr Roosevelt intended to marry a Fort Worth woman, with court action anticipated in Nevada and a possible divorce petition in Minden.
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Reno
Nev
Jung
Elliott Roosevelt
Helen Sotress
Helene Madister
Samuel Platt
Platt
Minden
New
Roosevelt
Ann
Herding
Harry Bannister
Bannister
Nevada
Miss Harding
Beers Shine in Beverly Hills Humor Contest
Beverly Hills June item notes Beers champions Bugs Baers and Max the boxer headline a humorous event. Sehmering earns praise for conduct and credit to Grovaugh bathing bat in Kix counties with mention of Congress.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Bugs Baers
Max
Felow Sehmering
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