Smoot Defends Utah Church Stock in Sugar and Mills
Senator Smoot testified that the Utah church held small stock in the Utah Idaho Sugar Co and Knight Woolen Mills at Provo and rejected insinuations that he represented Mormon interests in Washington. He asserted he represents all Utah people, not any single group. The committee reviewed literature from various groups and discussed whether publicity materials were misleading or pernicious. Lawmakers considered undercover activity by detectives to influence legislation. Subpoenas for insurance and industry figures were issued as part of the tariff and income tax inquiry.
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Smoot
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
Knight Woolen Mills Company
Provo
Reed
Walsit
Men Church
Wash~ington
Washington
Utah
Walsh
Senator Smoot
Mark Smith
Shafreth
Williams
Inves- Sporn? Connettice
Congress
Cummins
Senator Williams
Kk. D. Bowen
W. Cowan
Texas
A. W. Kopp
Wisconsin
C. H. Brown
Otto Ruhl
Wandschneider Design Vindicated Amid Controversy
The article recounts Wandschneider's design facing opposition from Memorial Association members who objected to The Naked Truth as immoral. Adolphus Busch was rumored as an opponent, but no proof exists. Acceptance of the German designer's model followed, with prizes offered across American, German, French, and Italian schools.
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Wandschneider
Adolphus Busch
Nev
America
New York
Memorial Association
Wantschneider
St. Louis
Will Dismiss Mighty Lobby From Inquiry Clash Over Mormon Interests
The committee cannot define lobbyist and will investigate all signs of organized influence on Congressional action. The probe reaches Utah sugar and woolen factory interests, sparking a clash between Senator Smoot and Democratic members during a tense session.
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Utah
Smoot
Summer Missing Boys Puzzle City to Country Escape
Police investigate a pattern of missing youths from the city during summer. Harry Alt, 16, and Herbert Thormle, 18, plus Harry Lipps, 17, vanish amid reports from St Bernard Alexander Baker Avenue and Carthage Pike. Parents fear voluntary departures for country trips, as officers note city youth seek fresh air and outdoor recreation in warmer months.
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Harry A. Alt
West Court Street
St. Bernard
Alexander
Kasas City
Herbert Thormle
Baker Avenue
Harry Lipps
Carthage Pike
Not Guilty Verdict Frees Bankers at Trust Company
A court returning a not guilty verdict frees the Trust Company bankers involved. The ruling ends the case and clears the individuals named. The decision impacts the bank and its public standing in the community.
Judge Caldwell Acquits Bank Directors in Note Abstraction Case
Judge Caldwell directs a not guilty verdict for George B. Cox Charles H. Davis N B Keith F R Williams and W Parrish after ruling no proof of note misapplication or abstraction. The Provident Bank controlled the Cincinnati Trust on December 11 and no bank loss was shown. Prosecutors say the decision may be reviewed by the Supreme Court.
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Cincinnati Trust Company
Provident Savings Bank and Trust Company
The
Provident Bank
Provident
Supreme Court of the United States
Frank Dinsmore
Cox Bank
Caldwell
Cox
McGhee
Citizens’ Trust
Cincinnati Trust
Thomas Darby
Darby
F. R. Williams
Citizens
State Banking Department
Mr. Willams
Bond Bondage Looms Over Mrs Brown In Court
Judge Cosgrave warned that if a new bond to replace the invalid bond signed by Mrs. Charlotte Murray is not posted by 10 am Mrs. Carlotta Thompson Brown will be remanded from her home and jailed. Attorneys said they would seek a new bondsman while Murray may be questioned about her guardianship disqualification.
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Cosgrave
Froome Morris
Cogan
Williams & Ragland
Carlotta Thompson-Brown
Charlotte Murray
Brown
Goosgrave
Pogue
Eleven Graduates Receive Diplomas at Lockland High
The Wayne Avenue Methodist Church in Lockland hosted the Lockland High School twentieth annual commencement. Eleven graduates received diplomas as the class featured mixed student papers and music with well delivered orations and a program including selections from Carmen and The Awakening Giant. Composers and speakers included Iona Isabell Hunter, Alice Louise Pfeiffer, Clifford Peter Arns, and Mary Alice Beckley among others.
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Wayne Avenue Methodist Church
Lockland
Lockland High School
Damon and Pythias
Gruenwald
Aurel Harry Beeler
Lawrence Hugh Cunningham
Neil Moret
Hughes
William Francis Anchor
Ifford Peter Th Edward Lee Ball
Mary Alice Beckley
Aurelius Harry Beeler Cecil Florence Bercaw
Lawrence Hust Cunningham
Mary Anna Fitzgerald
Mae Victor Frank
Iona Isabell Hunter
Alice Louise Pfeiffer
Dr Forchheimer Will Names Widow Heir to Estate
The will of the late Dr. Frederick Forchheimer grants his widow Frances Edith Forchheimer the estate absolutely and allows her to dispense of it among their children after her death. The estate is valued at about $50,000 in personal property and $50,000 in real estate.
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Frederick Forchheimer
Frances Edith Forchheimer
Court Rejects Claim: No Loss Found
The court found no loss and thus no wrong. The decision upheld the claim as not standing.
Sacred Heart Church Lawn Fete Plans in Reading
The Sacred Heart Church Reading ladies meet in the school auditorium to finalize arrangements for the valley’s largest annual lawn fete fundraiser. Funeral services for John Wilker held at St Peter and Paul’s Church with interment in the same cemetery.
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Ladies of the Sacred Heart Church of
Reading
Sacred Heart Church
John Wilker
St. Peter and Paul's Church
St. Peter and Paul's
St Bernard Police Directory Planned by Chief Burkhardt
Chief Burkhardt plans a police directory for St Bernard at the Board of Control meeting. Delays were due to costs for a new auto and police call system. Police say weekly queries arise about residents not listed, prompting a directory reflecting growth.
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Burkhardt
St. Bernard
Board of Control
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