Morgan Partners Questioned In Tax Inquiry Hearings
The Morgan firm and Thomas W. Lamont faced probing questions on income taxes and stock transactions. Pecora pressed for details on 1929 distributions to partners, profits, and specific sales while senators debated wealth concentration and corporate influence amid a heat wave and related weather impacts across the nation.
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Thomas
Lemont
Willam Ewing Ford
Harold Stanley
Imerys de
Morgan
Earlorix
Contignn D
Tomas W. Lamony
Moran
Inter
Lamont
Beth
Costigan
Thint
Setistor
Huey P, Long
Loutaiano
Slorgan
Long Collier
Crowell Publishing Cormorany
S Lamont
Qme Crowell Publishing Company
Colliers Out
Louisians
Pecora
Thomas W. Lamont
Fecorm
United Bratax Btco
United States Steel
Mr. Pecors
George Whitney
Marpons
Faas Fsu Aberts
Johns Manville
Peorgan Partners
Morgan & Coming
Charles A. Lindbergh
Anneraw
Constance
Dwight W. Morrow
Woodin
D. Hilles
Charlie
Mischafred P. Brown
Rickard
United
Hoover
Thomas S. Larent
Davis
Biorgan
Manbcy
Tock
Mra. Stanley Q
Three Truck Classes Define Rates and Usage
The report outlines three truck classes under new regulations. Class BY covers privately owned vehicles used in the owner's business. Class I includes trucks operating on fixed routes with certificates of convenience. Class K governs commercial trucks for hire which operate at large. Rates start at 258 years for one ton trucks, with tires varying between pneumatic and solid.
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Clasa K
Clase
Amallon
Senate approves tax bill amid broad party support
Senate follows House shifts on income tax, public disclosure, and government security income. Republicans back the measure with 1 57 votes while 24 oppose, including 20 Republicans and 4 Democrats. The bill advances as taxation provisions, corporate taxes, and gasoline levies face adjustments in the long session.
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Bone
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Costigan
Dietrich
Dil
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Ertokeon
George
Hayden
Kendrick
Lewis
Lonergan
Long
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McGil
McKellar
Murphy
Neely
Overton
Fope
Reynolds
Robinson
Ark
Russell
Sheppard
Stepretts
Thomas
Ole
Utah
Thompson
Trammell
van Nuys
Wagner
Walsh
Farmer Labor
Shipstead
Austin
Mitchell Case Plot Unfolds In Court Proceedings
In a continuation from page four, prosecutors press for documents while agents Burman and another testify under tight guards. Frederick Slanker cites a court ruling restricting defense preparation, as Judge Goddard warns about government witnesses and technicalities amid the ongoing income tax probe.
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United States
Steuer
Fravestsies Burman
Frederick Slanker
Targau of Internal Revenue
Slanker
Supreme Court
Justine Aron Steuer
Henry W. Goddard
Harry W. Forbes
Tex Spe
Unclear historical note on Mitchell and equity details
Fragmentary report describes a dalist advising Mitchell on a return and mentions Forbes unaware of the 2666.5460.86 status. It notes no inquiry into Mrs. Mitchells social ability to buy 18 490 shares of a bank stock. Mitchell claims he sold her stock at 212 a share in 1829 to record its income loss.
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Mitchell
Forbes
Wational City Bank
Mitchel
52 Bills Find Continued From Page One
A list outlines proposed measures: county population basis for court members. empower the state auditor over mutual insurance firms. abolish third grade teachers certificates. authorize a public lands corporation to seize delinquent lands. abolish school lands commissioners. fix new minimum teachers salaries for two years. restore one of two salary schedules for municipal workers. eliminate five percent levy on parimutuel tickets. tax on wine at 32 percent. authorize cities to charge for fire and police services when property levies are insufficient. extend delinquent tax list filing period for 1933 by one month.
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Oreste
Public Lands Corporation
Marke
Tanga
Roosevelt to present tariff policy after treaty actions
President Roosevelt plans to issue a tariff reciprocity statement as he focuses on international affairs. He will submit treaties to Congress after drafting and may press bills on insurance borrowings, banking reform, arms embargo powers, and New York power rights under the St. Lawrence treaty.
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France
Germany
Italy
Lontian
Geneva
Roosevelt
Groton
Mass
Congress
Reconstruction Corporation
Gloss-Steagall
New York State
St. Lawrence
Small Fires Reported City Fire Department Responds
The city fire department was called out twice yesterday to small fires. A trash fire on Patrick Treat and a short circuit in a car owned by J T Edwards parked on Virginia Street near City Hall caused minor damage in each case.
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Patrick Treat
Shors
J.T. Edwards
Virginia Street
Veterans' Cut Substituted for Tenure Amendment Compromise
Democratic leaders and veterans committees endorsed a steering committee compromise aimed at replacing the tenure amendment with a veterans aid plan. The deal, praised by proponents, would delay new taxes and affect Roosevelt's economy and budget balancing program, with costs estimated between 940.9 million and 880 million dollars.
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Veterans Special Committees
House
Prisoner Jumped From Window During City Custody Escape
Prisoner Jumps From Window in the sergeants office at city police headquarters and is recaptured. Carl James Stone, 20, of Washington street, escaped after arrest for breaking and entering the home of Arthur Bekeraen on Morris street and stealing a watch and field glasses. Alice Fowler was arrested for aiding and shetting in the escape. She denies knowledge of Stone’s presence.
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City Police
Carl James Stone
Washington Street
Sid
Arthur Bekeraen
Morris Street
Bim Didden
Kanawha
Alice Fowler
Stone
Malice
Sig
Chicago Traveler Robbed in Kanawha After Hold Up
Walter Warner of Chicago was held up by two men in a passing car near Kanawha yesterday and robbed of about 80 dollars. He described the assailants as of medium build, one with a tied tie. He did not get the car number or make. The incident was reported to the state police. Also noted are factory trends and bankruptcies in Egypt, with debt levels about one third those a year ago.
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Walter Warner
Chicago
Clyde
Wagney
Japan
War Debts Attacked by Secretary Over Minority Diversions
The secretary lashed out at what he called efforts by minority groups in various nations to divert focus from the world parley. He cited a London paper noting Mr Hull’s reference to the Irish Free State as the Irish Republic when he spoke of Cobh. He warned that such groups seek to divert attention from the conference’s real aim.
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London
Hull
Amer
Heavy Storm Continues Across City Sections
Heavy storm progresses through Yatloug sections amid intense heat causing several collapses during daily tasks. No serious condition reported. Guynrottee Johanson, 64, a former Charleston resident, died in Cin cingat yesterday after heat exhaustion. Wave Hits Bust CHICAGO, June, (UPF) The
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Guynrottee Johanson
Charleston
Cincingat
Chicago
Reynolds Receives Prison Term and Fine on Embezzlement
Reynolds faces a suspended term and a 36000 dollar fine after embezzlement charges. He directed media inquiries to his attorney who admits Reynolds went broke in Chicago in February. The case spans federal and intermediate court actions with precedence to the federal indictment. Separately four Huntington men received jail terms for liquor offenses.
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Chicago
Tb Wag
Pipa
Charles
Ead
Intermediate Court
Pecausa
Bank Ig B
Federal Reserve System
Huntington
Theodore M. Holliday
Cabell
Evan Lynn
Wayne
Charles Pmnley
Putnam
William Blower
Egypt
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