Donovan defends DOJ in Aluminum case testimony
Assistant Attorney General Donovan rebutted charges of shielding Aluminum Company of America in a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing. He said anti trust duties require action regardless of any corporate ties and recalled his WWI military service. The inquiry touched a White House conference timing with President Coolidge, Mellon, and Attorney General Sargent.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
William J. Donovan
Department of Justice
Aluminum Company of America
Justice Department
Federal Trade Commission
Mellon
Donovan
Sixty-ninth
New York Regiment
Senator Walsh
Dem. Mont
Senate
White House
Coolidge
Sargent
Mr. Donovan
Mrs Browning Pleads Guilty to U S Passport Charge
Mrs Nellie Adele Browning pleaded guilty in Federal Court to obtaining a passport in 1922 by falsely claiming to be the wife of Harry J Welcher. Federal Judge Thacher set sentencing for next Wednesday with a maximum penalty of five years imprisonment and a $3000 fine. Welcher, indicted with Browning, pleaded not guilty and will go to trial Monday.
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New York
Nellie Adele Browning
Edward W. Browning
Mary Louise Spas
Harry J. Welcher
Thacher
Browning
Police Chief Urges Cincinnati Force to Prioritize Crime Prevention
Colonel Sherrill city manager told Cincinnati Police Department officers that preventing crime should be their first duty, not merely pursuing offenders after crimes. He spoke to all ranks at two mass meetings, praised the force, pledged support, and urged broader crime suppression across bootlegging, bookmaking, housebreaking, and speeding.
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Cincinnati
Sherrill
United States
Europe
America
Ganna Walska Seeks Paris Triumph in Madame Butterfly
Ganna Walska plans a Paris debut in Madame Butterfly after extensive study of Japanese technique with Michio Itow. The New York singer sails with husband Harold McCormick, aiming for a spring performance at Theater Des Champs Elysees, with no confirmed date.
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New York
Ganna Walska
Paris
Mme. Walska
Harold F. Mce-Cormick
Cho Cho San
Nice
Michio Itow
Mr. McCormick
Butterfly
Theater Des Champs Elysees
McCormick
Ganna
Stow
Chatsworth
Hari-Kari
Hudson
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co
Miners Entombed After Degnan McConnell Mine Explosion
Rescue crews battled a gas sparked blast at the Degnan McConnell mine near Wilburton Oklahoma. Sixty five bodies located with nine teen found on the bottom level. surface recoveries included John Evans the pit boss. Only eight of the 101 miners inside survived. operation halted as fire drove rescuers out.
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Sam Wilson
Evans
A. B. Thomas
Hartshorne
Third Gorster Death Prompts Police Warning
The third fatality of the new year from street coasting occurred as Harold Butts aged 10 died after his sled struck a car on Trimble avenue. Police Chief William Copeland warned such coasting on busy streets must stop with arrests possible for violations. Harold’s brother Stanley 14 also coasted. the driver Daniel Kelly of 2600 Woodburn avenue aided the injured boy and was later exonerated.
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Harold Butts
Danaavenue
L. B. Butts
Butts
William Copelaw
Copelaw
Harold
Stanley
Mr. Buits
Trimble Avenue
Duck Creek Road
Daniel Kelly
Woodburn Avenue
Kelly
General Hospital
Charles
Gladys
Georgetown
Washington viewed as worldly by Hughes sparks DC clash
Rupert Hughes stirred controversy at Edmund Burke birthday ceremonies in Washington by calling George Washington worldly and profane. Albion Parris challenged the remarks, Hughes apologized but not accepted, while the DC Society of the Sons of the Revolution remained angry over the depiction of the founding father.
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New York World News Service
Washington
Rupert Hughes
Edmund Burke
George Washington
District of Columbia Society of the Sons of the Revolution
Hughes
Albion K. Parris
Valley Forge
Parris
Society of the Sons of the Revolution
Sheriff Witt Named in U S Grand Jury Beer Conspiracy
United States Grand Jury indicted Hamilton County Sheriff Richard B. Witt and seven others from Mohawk Brewing Co on charges of conspiring to manufacture possess transport and sell beer. Indictments also include thirty seven other counts arising from a brewery raid and alleged sale of more than one thousand barrels of beer.
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Richard B. Witt
Hamilton County
United States Grand Jury
Mohawk Brewing Company
George H. Osterfeld
Kendall Avenue
McMicken Avenue
Cornwall Street
Joseph Osterfeld
Selim Avenue
William Birnbryer
Kenney Avenue
Mt. Healthy
Michael Honold
Victor Street
Paul Macduff
Clay Street
Clifford Boone
Harry
Butch”) Worthman
Gilbert Avenue
Harry Worthman
Cincinnati
Thomas M. Gregory
United States
Witt
George Osterfeld
Stanley Borthwick
John F. Herget
County Grand
Carlisle Avenue
Charles S. Bell
Attorney General’s Office
Taylor Is Confirmed For Commission Post
Washington, Jan 13 The Senate confirmed Richard V. Taylor of Alabama for the Interstate Commerce Commission. Only Senator Blease opposed Taylor, while Thomas F. Woodlock of New York remained under strong challenge amid continued opposition and a committee grilling.
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Washington
President Coolidge
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate
Ofichard V. Taylor
Alabama
Senator Blease
S. C
Taylor
Thomas F. Woodlock
New York
Woodlock
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Wheeler
Dem
Mont
Woman to Become Director in International Banking
New York January 13 Miss Pearl Kramer has been elected a director of the Wall Street firm Jesse Winburn & Co Inc Officials said she would sail soon for Europe to negotiate a Fifty million dollar amalgamation of banking firms in England France and the United States
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New York
Miss Pearl Kramer
Jesse Winburn & Co., Inc
Wall Street
Miss Kramer
Europe
England
France
United States
Classified Ad Form Efficiency and Thrift in Tribune
The article extols Commercial Tribune Classified Ads for thrift and speed, noting daily use brings bargains across many lines. It emphasizes quick results for advertisers and provides a contact, Betty Bell, at Canal 6300 to place an ad.
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Commercial Tribune
Betty Bell
Negro Identified in Lepsky Murder
Police identify Louis Singleton as a suspect in the Lepsky armed robbery and murder at Seventh and Cutter streets. George McClure reported the slayings and pointed to Singleton after a letter implicated Lou. Singleton was captured at his West Fourth Street address and linked by witnesses to the Jan 5 robbery and the Jan 7 shooting.
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Samuel Lepsky
East McMillan Street
Seventh
Cutter Streets
Fourth District
Connors
George McClure
West Seventh Street
West Fourth Street
Sullivan and Wellbrook
Fourth Street
Georgie McClure
McClure
Singleton
William Marshall
Freeman Avenue
Lepsky
Seventh and
St. Mary’s Hospital
Charles Behr
Massachusetts Avenue
People's Packing Company
Baymiller Street
Charles Simmons
Barr Street
Porter
Kirgan
Five Believed Dead In Ram Ship Blast
In Scituate, Mass, Captain John Flynn of the Scituate Coast Guard crew said five men are believed dead after an unidentified rum boat exploded, caught fire, and sank twenty miles east of here today.
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Associated Press
Bcstuate
Mass
Here
John Flynn
Scituate Coast Guard
Nye joins Democrats but labels self Republican progressive
Gerald P. Nye was seated as a North Dakota senator by Democrats and insurgent Republicans and immediately called himself a Republican progressive. He was assigned a desk on the Democratic side as GOP leaders said no seat was available on their aisle, and he stated he would stay among friends.
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Washington
Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
Senate
Deadly posse fire halts Hadley bank robbery
At Hadley Michigan on January thirteenth a posse confronted four robbers as they exited the Bank of Hadley after a failed hold up. Three gunmen were shot and wounded, one escaped to a waiting car but was wounded and captured by state police. The cashier and a blind former cashier were bound during the raid.
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Flint
Mich
Bank of
Hadley
B. F. Hadley
Mr. Hadley
E. H. Potter
Newman Barber
Potter
Barber
Whry
Ira Jones
William Willard
Harold Anderson
Fred Williams
Andrew Barry
Fascist Attack on U S Vice Consul Debated in Congress
In Washington on January 13, the House debated acceptance of the Italian war debt settlement. Representative Rainey charged State Department suppression of a Fascisti attack on American Vice Consul Gore at Leghorn, while Burton defended the department's conclusion that the assault was not an affront to the United States. The debate touched on Mussolini's regime and broader Italy-United States relations.
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Washington
House
Rainey
Dem
Ill
State Department
Gore
Leghorn
Italy
Burton
Rep
Green
Ways and Means Committee
Oldfield
Arkansas
Crisp Dem
American Debt Commission
Illinois
Fascisti
Mussolini
Bloom
N. Y
Parker House wall collapse injures seven in Boston
Seven workmen were hurt when part of the historic Parker House during razing to build a 700 room hotel collapsed. The Rev Lawrence Morris Roe administered last rites to seriously injured. The Parker House once hosted Dickens and famous actors and closed last November.
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Boston
Parker House
Lawrence P. Morris-Roe
Pickwick Club
Charles Dickens
Patti, Bernhardt
Ada Behan
Henry Irving
Edwin Booth
Richard Mansfield
Clara Louise Kellog
Death ties to ex Kaiser illness in Doorn
Doorn Netherlands January reports say the ex Kaiser has undergone his third heart operation and remains at his chateau while workers see him at the windows. Meanwhile villagers link the death of Dr Adolf Passow the German car specialist who operated on Wilhelm to a coincidence noting the doctor fell ill and died after the procedure in Utrecht on January 8.
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Doorn
Holland
Germany
Adolf Passow
Wilhelm
Dr. Passow
Utrecht
McClintock Will Validity Upheld In Probate
The will of William Nelson McClintock, worth about 1 million, was admitted to probate in Chicago as contestants led by Miss Isa belle Pope challenge undue influence by foster father William Darling Shepherd. Judge Scanlan noted fraud or forgery would be needed to block probate, while an appeal aims at the Supreme Court if circuit findings are sustained.
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Associated Press
Chicago
William Nelson McClintock
William Darling Shepherd
Isabelle Pope
McClintock
Shepherd
Scanlan
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
High Court
Pope
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