Detectives Subpoenaed as Lorimer Case Witnesses
Reported today in the Lorimer case a sensation surrounds testimony from detectives hired by a private agency. Three detectives connected to the Harvester inquiry were ordered to appear before the Senate committee. The proceedings touch on Edward Hines and alleged contributions to Lorimer, with testimony indicating prior conversations and possible shadows of the事件. The session includes remarks by Senator Kern and others regarding the Harvester money and the Chicago telephone link.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorimer
Funk
Edward Hines
Springfield
Oor
Kern
Chicago
Scoetor Kenyon
Duluth
Minn
Hines
Ehington
Cook Testtoes
Nes
Alabama
Fletcher
Johnston
King's Afternoon Party at Buckingham Palace Opulent Celebration
报道描述在白金汉宫举行的盛大皇家午后聚会, 众多宾客参与, 包括Taft及美国大使等, 场地占地50英亩, 水上花园与彩色花坛点缀, 帝国贵族与嘉宾乘船经由金色红袍的水手护送, 康乃馨与礼仪活动构成一场昔日风情的仪式盛景.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Weather Across the Nation Brings Widespread Rain
A weather bulletin from Washington notes a moving low pressure system over the lake region has caused rain from the north central states east of the Mississippi to central Kentucky and scattered showers in Missouri Arkansas Oklahoma Georgia and Alabama. No major rain in central states west of the Mississippi. Highs above 90 mainly south of Kansas and the Ohio River as a high pressure area spreads westward cutting gulf moisture and ending the rain in the southeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Mississippi
Lake Region
Mississippi River
Kentucky
North Pacific
Missouri
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Georgia
Alabama
Kansas
Ohio River
Mississippi Valley
Gulf
Probing Jewelry Smuggling Case Unfolds in New York
Customs officials seek evidence to illuminate the Jenkins $300000 jewelry smuggling case tied to a New York financier. Goods valued nearly $2000000 were smuggled, with two or more officers allegedly involved and paid for each trunk passed. The case implicates a Western manufacturer and a Southern coal operator as prosecutors review grand jury actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Yorker
Eerny
Jenkins
Parr
Brokerage Firm In Bad Hole
Financial circles faced a shock as Norman, McLeod & Co. suspended and reported liabilities of 1,182,173 against assets of 410,884. The firm operates in Philadelphia and the news emerged June 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Norman, McLeod & Co
Asheville Episcopalians Open Annual Convention at Biltmore
The 17th annual convention of the Episcopal missionary district of Asheville opened at All Souls church Biltmore for a three day session. Prominent speakers include Rev Walter C Whittaker Rev W T Capers and Bishop Horner with programs Tuesday through Thursday featuring addresses by key clergy and auxiliary groups and a Biltmore estate drive as part of the entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
Episcopal Missionary District of
All Soul's Church
Biltmore
Walter C. Whittaker
D. D
St. John’s Church
Knoxville
W. T. Capers
Lexington
Bishop Horner
Dr. Whittaker
Dean Capers
Miss Lindley
Biltmore Estate
State Administration Building Plans Reviewed by Commission
The subcommission of the state building commission met in Raleigh to review architect plans for a $200,000 state administration building. Chairman Ashley Horne of Clayton and J A Long of Roxboro attended. The full commission meets tomorrow to accept or alter the plans before bidding. The site is the old Haywood house corner at Salisbury Morgan and Fayetteville streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statehouse Commission
Raleigh
State Building Commission
State Administration
Ashley Horne
Clayton
J. A. Long
Roxboro
Salisbury, Morgan and Fayetteville Streets
Haywood House
Prohibition Vote Underway Across Utah Towns
Prohibition will be adopted or rejected at a special election today in 104 Utah towns and cities and in five county units outside them. The Salt Lake City and Ogden campaigns are lively. Most country towns are conceded to be against the saloons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Utah
Ogden
Texas Postal Telegraph Seeks New Southwest Traffic Pact
In New York on June 27 officials explained that the Postal Telegraph Company of Texas seeks a new traffic arrangement for its outlet in Texas Oklahoma and Arkansas. The Texas firm says it is distinct from the larger Postal Telegraph Cable Company and denies Bell Telephone and Western Union influence. Western Union notes any talk of negotiations would have to come from S M English president of the Texas company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Western Union Telegraph Company
Southwest
Postal Telegraph Company
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
Texas Concern
Texas Company
Bell Telephone
Western Union
S. M. English
Dallas
Texas Postal
English
Unknown Man Slays Patrolman Near Warwick
Walter G McQuarry, patrolman in Appanauge, was shot and killed by an unknown man on the East Greenwich road. Charles Follette, his companion, was shot through the mouth but is expected to recover. The assailant fled after the confrontation early today.
War suit wrangles over evidence in Ware-Kramer case
Raleigh June 27 The Ware Kramer Company versus American Tobacco damage suit focused on admissibility of evidence during the cross examination of Ware as prosecutors show a Wells Whitehead Company president Briggs threatened to wage war on the Ware Kramer firm if it stayed in the cigarette trade The judge ruled Briggs had sold his interest years earlier and the evidence sought to show Briggs' expansion to new territories to escape tobacco company actions, as the trial traced business shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Ware-Kramer Company
American Tobacco Company
F. D. Ware
R. G. Briggs
Wells-Whitehead Company
China
Japan
Connor
Wilson
Norfolk
Last Day to Register for the Bond Election in Charlotte
Last day to register for the bond election is urged for Charlotte voters. The call stresses water bonds to prevent drought risk, funds for schools and streets, and securing the Auditorium for convention use, with citizen participation urged before sundown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
J. A. Jones
LYNCHED NEGRO WHO ATTACKED WOMAN NEAR SOCIAL CIRCLE
Tom Allen, a young Black man charged with raping a white woman near Walton county, was taken from a train near Social Circle and shot to death by a mob. He had been under guard and slated for trial in Monroe before a judge postponed proceedings.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Tom Allen
Walton County
Social Circle
Monroe
Allen
Georgia
Four Days Left for Corporations to Pay Federal Tax
Washington June 27 four days remain for corporations to pay their federal tax. A penalty will be assessed against all that have not paid when the treasury closes on June 30. Government estimates show income of 26000000 and only 14000000 received as the treasury began business today. More than 260000 concerns have filed returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Treasury
Doty Withdraws From Mississippi Lt Governor Race
Jackson Miss June 27 H L Doty a member of the Jackson bar withdrew from the race for lieutenant governor citing ill health that would prevent him from canvassing the state Leaving three candidates T O Yewell Carrollton Wiley N Nash Starkville and T G Bilbo Poplarville remain in the contest
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Jackson
Miss
H. L. Doty
Jackson Bar
Mississippi
Doty
T. O. Yewell
Carrollton
Wiley N. Nash
Starkville
T. G. Bilbo
Poplarville
Head of Mormon Church Star Witness In Prohibition Debate
Washington reports say the Root amendment to the wood pulp and print paper schedule of the Canadian reciprocity bill dominated discussion as the senate rejected the measure yesterday. Senator Townsend's pro reciprocity speech was anticipated and New Mexico and Arizona constitutional reports moved forward. The House adjourned until Thursday and then again until Monday with several investigative committees in session.
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Washington
Senate
Townsend
Michigan
New Mexico
Arizona
Senate Committee On
Territories
House
Suit to dissolve Periodical Clearing House over price control
A New York civil suit seeks dissolution of the Periodical Clearing House and about two dozen publishing defendants for an alleged unlawful combination restraining interstate trade in magazines. The petition accuses contracts forcing agencies to sell only listed prices, with fines for violations, and names Doubleday Collins Houston Lanier Von Utassy as key officers and board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Court Today
Periodical Clearing House
Wise
Equity
Doubleday, Page & Co
Crowell Publishing Company
McClure Company
Current Literature Publishing Company
Phillips Publishing Company
Harper & Bro
Leslie, Judge Co
Review of Reviews Company
International Magazine Company
New Publication Company
Butterick Publishing Company
Standard Fashion Company
New Idea Publishing Company
Ridgeway Company
American Home Magazine Company
Short Stories Co
Limited
Frank H. Doubleday
Herbert S. Houston
Frederick L. Collins
Charles D. Lanier
George von Utassy
Clearing House
United States
Suburban Press
New York Corporation
Good M Housekeeping
Massachusetts Corporation
Hampton’s Magazine
Doubleday, Collins, Houston
Lanier
von Utassy
Houston
Smith testifies on 5000 shares in Utah Idaho Sugar
President Joseph F. Smith of the Mormon church testifies at a House sugar trust hearing. He confirms he owns about 5,000 shares personally and holds 49,815 shares for the church as trustee. He says the church aided subscribers with 50000 to help complete a beet sugar factory and that the church did not enter a partnership with Henry Havemeyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joseph F. Smith
House
Sugar Trust
Hardwick
Smith
Reed Smoot
C. N. Nibley
Mormon Church
Thomas R. Cutler
Joseph Howell
R. W. Young
Salt Lake City
Mr. Smith
Senator Smoot
American Sugar Refining Company
Utah-Idaho Sugar Refining Company
Sugar “Trust
Henry O. Havemeyer
Utah-Idaho Sugar Co
Havemeyer
Caillaux Accepts Call to Form New French Cabinet
Paris June 27 Joseph Caillaux formally accepted President Poincare invitation to organize a ministry to succeed the Monis cabinet which resigned after an almost four month tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Joseph Caillaux
M. Monis
American Italian riot under control in West Virginia
Randolph county authorities regained control of a recent American Italian race riot that left three Italians dead and an American seriously wounded. Sheriff Pritt led about 90 men to prevent further bloodshed after clashes began in Weaver, near Elkins, with shotguns and knives as locals fled in fear.
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Junior
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Orla
Funk Springs
Gestye
Bi Committee
Attoriated Press
Buckingham Palace
Ifmen
Rene
Cardens
Imperial Party
Es P. Taft
Tafterican
Ham‘rs, Hammond
Reid
Bad Hole
Asheville Episcopalians
Thome Honey
Kramer
West
Tryon Street
North
Tryon
East Avenue
West Trade—Church—College
W. F. Dowd
Charlotte Auditorium Co
Charlotte, N. C
Galle I Magazine
Joseph Smith Caneu
Utah- Idaho Sugar Company
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