Palmer Demands Retraction of Charges Against DOJ
Attorney General Palmer calls on Felix Frankfurter to retract allegations from a committee report that arrested aliens were mistreated by the Department of Justice. He cites sworn officers denying the claims and notes aliens’ statements were false on their face.
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Frankfurter and Chaffee Prepare Telegram Over Palmer Charges
Harvard Law professors Felix Frankfurter and Zadaria Chaffee Jr. prepare a telegram to General Palmer defending charges against the Department of Justice. They allege agents arrested citizens without warrants and seized property without search warrants under DOJ instructions. They say they advised Chairman Campbell of the Rules Committee and would similarly brief the American Bar Association.
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U S Should Buy Czecho Slovak Sugar To Extend Credits
New York June 4 The importer Irving Schwartz urged the United States to purchase all export sugar from Czecho Slovakia to provide credit for phosphate fertilizing sugar crops and to curb Cuban influence He said credits are insufficient to finance phosphate purchases and sugar production would rise with exports A grand jury indicted Hyman Cerrnay Arnold Landres and their firms for profiteering in a 25 cent per pound sugar sale A message noted France requisitioning its beet sugar crop for 1920 21 and sugar prices affecting supply Local brokers report high prices drawing sugar from around the world while consumption falls and planting preparations grow.
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Pioneer Shaft Unveiled At Scott County Monument Ceremony
A Lauderdale era event on a bluff above Big Spring marked the unveiling of a monument by the Big Spring Chapter DAR honoring revolutionary soldiers and early settlers. Attendees included Daughters and Sons of the Revolution, State officers, Confederate veterans, and Scott County Legion members as the Star Spangled Banner rang out.
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Georgetown
Boxing card lined up at Hamilton County Club grounds
At the Business Men's Club outing held on the Hamilton County Golf Club grounds next Tuesday the program features Benny Becker versus Henry Coletta in six rounds Battling Chink facing Eddie McManus of Dayton in six rounds and Freeman meeting Clayton in four rounds Referee Louis G Bauman timer Dr E H Dreihs and physician Dr W Furste are named.
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Captain Conway Named Parade Chairman for Zoo Outing
Captain J J Conway was chosen chairman of the Chamber of Commerce Parade Committee and grand marshal for the annual Zoo outing on June 22. Plans for the event were discussed at yesterday's Outing Committee and Minute Men meeting.
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St. Paul’s Church marks 75 years in celebration
St. Paul’s Evangelical Protestant Church on Fifteen and Race streets marked its seventy fifth anniversary in conjunction with the Evangelical Church of North America conference. Rev. C A Voss of Pittsburgh presided at devotional services opening the conference. Welcome addresses were delivered by Rev. A Menner. A second business session was planned and tomorrow’s anniversary events would include sermons by Rev. A Haengartner and Rev. C A Voss. Rev. Hans Haupt of St. Peter’s Church read an essay on The Pilgrim Fathers.
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County considers closing workhouse and leasing jail
A report from County Prosecuting Attorney Capelle to the County Commissioners recommends leasing part of the County Jail to the city to house city prisoners. It proposes charging 75 cents per day for each prisoner, with 16 cents for food and 35 cents for guard costs.
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Ohio filings reveal several corporate incorporations across cities
Secretary of State lists twenty plus new incorporations including Crawford Strobel Firestone in Akron at 200000, Sachem Development in Youngstown at 80000, Golden Rule Association in Lima at 35000, and others in Columbus Springfield Dayton Cleveland Cincinnati Newark Zanesville Meveland with capitalizations ranging from 10000 to 300000 and several increases such as Title Guarantee and Trust to 350000 and Lake Shore Banking to 1000000.
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Financial round up from New York Paris and London
Mercantile paper steady with irregular exchange in New York. Sterling bills mixed with high and low rates, government bonds uneven, call money and bank acceptances around 6 percent. Paris stock prices steady with three percent routes at 60, exchange on London at parity. London money and discount rates show 5 percent and 13 to 16 percent respectively.
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Markets Show Sluggish Action Amid Mixed Bond Movements
The market was slow with dull trading and modest volume across stocks and bonds. Bank clearings reached 12.43 million and foreign exchange remained active with several rate shifts, while listed equities such as American Rolling Mill, Kroger, Procter & Gamble, and utilities held mixed demand and price moves.
Empire Gas and Fuel wells bring in strong initial oil flow
The Empire Gas and Fuel Co Lurber No 7 in Stephens County Oklahoma reports an initial production over 2000 barrels per day while Lurber No 2 exceeds 600 barrels daily. A daughter was born to James Moch son of M E Moch & Co brokers. W R B Hutton & Co faces a wholesale team from Reins & Meiss on Hunt street at 3 30 p m today.
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Texas Ranger Company Finds No. 1 Well in Red River Parish
The Texas Ranger Producing and Refining Company announced its No. 1 well in Red River Parish Louisiana has initial production exceeding 3000 barrels per day. The Bull Bayou District well is among four new wells started on the same acreage.
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Reynolds stockholders meet on capital expansion plan
R. J. Reynolds Company officials call a stockholders meeting at Winston-Salem North Carolina to approve a capital stock increase from 40 million to 140 million and to authorize a 20 percent stock dividend.
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Wall Street Fails to Stir as Market Slips on Small Volume
New York June 4 The Stock Exchange opened with quiet activity as 365,000 shares moved. Prices barely budged with gains in a few issues like Mexican oils and paper stocks while pools and politics drew little interest ahead of the Chicago presidential convention. Liberty bonds recovered, with odd movements in foreign and U.S. issues and total sales at 12.75 million par value.
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Postal Fire Insurance Considers Cutting Agent Commission
United States Postal Fire Insurance with $100000 capital contemplates cheaper rates by removing the 20 percent agent commission. Judge Fred J L Hoffman and Frank Zumstein serve on the board of governors.
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Cincinnati and national bank clearings and stock trades report
Cincinnati reports clearings of 12 426 046 with light broker loans of 6 to 7 percent and restricted commercial loans. Cincinnati Stock Exchange shows 216 shares traded with Procter & Gamble and Kroger among names. Chicago and St Louis report clearings and loan rates, with New York exchange listed as par and no market in New York at the end.
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Rates on Foreign Exchange and Bonds Report
Rates on foreign exchange were established or maintained in the local market including sterling at 4.00 and francs at 3.00. Guilders Amsterdam and Kronen Stockholm are cited with various bid and offered figures. United States Government Bonds are noted in the market report.
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Trade and Industry Irregular Amid U.S. Market Mood
Bradstreet's notes ongoing irregularity in trade and industry with lighter business volume than a year ago. Apparel lines suffer most while other sectors show cautious stability. Fall prospects are muddled in woolen and silk fabrics and shoes, yet panic about a crisis wanes as production and supply temper expectations. Weekly bank clearings reach 7,546,641,000.
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CATTLEMARKET REPORTS CINCINNATI JUNE 4 1928
Cincinnati market shows cattle receipts 6 483 with 90 direct to killers and 6 carryovers. hogs at 4 795 and 2 234. sheep 4 795 1 402. Cattle prices rise for light weight and cows while springers and bulls adjust, veal gains and stockers quiet. Hogs show slight declines in some grades with totals 4 705 receipts and 2 500 carried over. sheep and lambs weak with mixed pricing across grades.
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Wheat prices rise on Budd demand at Cincinnati market
Wheat strengthens at Cincinnati on a firmer local market with 2c gains amid strong mill demand and tight supply. Argentina export tax news weighs, corn and oats edge higher while hay and eggs hold. various grain and farm prices listed for No. 2 red winter, white corn, oats, hay, and dairy items.
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Grain Prices Across Cities Show Mixed Movements
Across Kansas City Toledo Minneapolis Indianapolis New York St Louis and Philadelphia, grain and commodity quotes move with small shifts. Prices cover wheat corn oats flax rye barley and bran with several locales showing steady or unchanged futures and cash bids.
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