Senate Lobby Probers Force Witness To Name Paymasters
The Senate Lobby Investigating Committee pressed William Burgess to reveal all clients and salaries amid questions on Koch and the Tariff Bill. Burgess listed clients including the National Association of Wool Manufacturers and several trade groups, detailing annual pay from some groups and asserting he acted as a pottery industry adviser rather than a general lobbyist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick L. Koch
Tariff Commission
Senate Lobby
William Burgess
United States Pottery Association
Koch
Senate
Caraway
H. R. Wylie
Huntington
W. Va
Hoover
White House
King
Bis
Walsh
Dem
Mont
Burgess
Utah
Senate Finance
Burress
New York
Washington
National Association of Woo! Manufacturers
National Electric Manufacturers’ Association
National Tile Manufacturers’ Association
Toy Association of America
Wool Association
Electrical People
Pottery
Smoot
Hatfield and Goff
West Virginia
Watson
Madam Curie Arrives in New York for Short Visit
Mme Marie Curie arrives in New York aboard the Ile de France to honor Edison at Detroit events and dedicate Hepburn Hall at St. Lawrence University. She receives White House hospitality and will donate a gram of radium to a radium institute, amid admiration from American scientists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mme
Marie Sklodowska Curie
Thomas A. Edison
Detroit
Mme. Curie
Hepburn Hall of Chemistry
St. Lawrence University
Canton
N. Y
American Society For the Control of Cancer
Jme
Curie
Hoover
White House
Washington
Borin
Poland
Tragic Adventures Of Little Michel
A French Canadian youth endures beside his dead brother’s body for weeks as described by Alan Macdonald in next Sunday’s Magazine. The piece portrays brotherly constancy amid a heartrending search for meaning and resilience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Macdonald
When the President Comes to Town
A preview of next Sunday's Commercial Tribune Magazine Section promises extensive coverage on the presidential visit with features by Felix Koch. It includes book reviews by Prof. Walter Phillips and Frank Byers, a special crossword, crafts for youth, and a page of current fashions from global style centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Phillips
Frank Byers
Gunman 3 Wife Names in Gang Death
A Chicago woman, Mrs. Frank Biege, claims Al Capone ordered the killing of Assistant State’s Attorney William McSwiggin and introduced the machine gun into gang warfare. She provided details of Capone’s involvement and her husband’s role, but faces danger as she goes into hiding amid the extortion case against her husband.
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Chicago
William McSwiggin
Frank Biege
Patrick Roche
States Attorney’s Office
Scarface
Alphonse Capone
Philadelphia
McSwight
Capone
Biege
Frank Perry
Cicero
McSwiggin
Robert Crowe
McSwigging
Handling Mules Teaches Handling People Says Pastor
Dr James Thomas pastor of the Hyde Park Community Methodist Church spoke to the Y s Men s Club of Central Park Way Branch YMCA yesterday He recalled his early life as a blacksmith and pastoral work in small Colorado towns The talk was given as a booster feature by H E Grim Boys Secretary at the Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Thomas
Hyde Park Community
Hoover to visit Cincinnati Louisville and Detroit
Speaker Longworth outlined President Hoover's upcoming trip to Cincinnati Louisville and Detroit and plans for his accompanyment during the Ohio leg. The President departs for Detroit on Sunday.
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Washington
Longworth
Hoover
Cincinnati
Louisville
Detroit
Ohio
Diem and Miss Erma Smith wed in quiet Avondale ceremony
Erma Smith, 38, of Mariemont married Albert Diem, 60, president of the Diem & Wing Paper Co., in a late afternoon service at Avondale Presbyterian Church performed by Rev. N H Schaaf. Mrs Diem is secretary at the Carriage Club. They left for a wedding trip in the East after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma Smith
Mariemont
Albert Diem
Diem & Wing Paper Company
Avondale Presbyterian Church
N. H. Schaaf
Judge Woeste Attacks City Costs in Hartwell Debate
Judge Joseph H. Woeste Republican candidate for City Council argued for strong party discipline and two party government at a Hartwell Women's Club event. Russell Wilson Charterite candidate argued on city issues as Woeste cited patriotism and party responsibility while criticizing attacks and innuendo.
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Woeste
Wilson
Hartwell
Joseph H. Woeste
Council
Hartwell Women’s Club
Judge Woeste
Russell Wilson
Charterite
Cincinnati
Ohio
Tarife Debate May Give Way On Farm Board Action
Borah group refuses to limit rate parley as La Follette labels insurgents as delaying action. Smoot signals possible night sessions while tariff talks loom over farm board considerations and policy debate.
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Tarife
Farm Board
Tariff Bill Action Delayed by Republican Independent Opposition
Washington Oct 15 Negotiations to speed Senate action on the tariff measure halted as Republican independent opposition groups refused to agree to any delaying pact. Western Republicans and allied Democrats reject delaying tactics and press for final settlement in the December session. Senate moves sped up with six amendments but Norris plans a debenture rider before rates, while McNary seeks quick consideration of the Farm Board report despite possible delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Harold Oliver
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Norris
Nebraska
McNary
Agriculture Committee
Federal Farm Board
Fall Defense Opens as Jury Sees $369,000 Flow to Fall
Washington reports that Albert B. Fall faces bribery charges in a District of Columbia court. Testimony shows Harry F. Sinclair gave Fall $268,500 through his cattle company after the Teapot Dome lease and that Doheny lent or paid $101,000 prior to a Pearl Harbor tanks contract and Elk Hills lease. The linked funds, totaling $369,000 in 1921–22, shift as Doheny and Sinclair face separate conspiracy verdicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Albert B. Fall
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Harry F. Sinclair
Fall
Teapot Dome
Edward L. Dohenny
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Elk Hills Naval Oil Reserve
California
Doheny
Sinclair
Sinclair and
Ony
Queen City Eastern Terminus Sought for Mississippi Valley Navigation
Cincinnati may become the eastern terminus for river navigation on the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers if federal approval is granted. The Mississippi Valley Barge Line Company of St. Louis filed for permission, while city plans consider leasing riverfront property between Carr and Harriet streets for a river terminal with a 40 year lease and a $200000 building obligation.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Mississippi
New Orleans
Mississippi Valley Barge Line Company
St. Louis
Roger G. Powell
United States
Powell
Secretary of War
Co. Sherrill
City Planning Commission
Carr and
Harriet Streets
Col. Sherrill
John D. Ellis
Col. Powell
Carl J. Baer
Julian Pollak
Cincinnati River Rail Terminal Company
Carr Street
St. Louis Company
Soviet Forces Strike Deep Into Manchuria Town
Reports from Tokyo say Soviet land and water forces crossed the Amur to seize Linkianghsien on Chinese soil near the Amur Sungari confluence. Chinese communiques note a mobile Chinese fleet withdrawal while Soviet artillery bombardment intensified from October 11 to 13 along the Chinese bank of the Amur.
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Amur
Sungari
Manchurian
Linkianghsien
Fuzhin
Rengo
Two Cleveland Officials Indicted In Land Fraud Case
Cleveland officials City Clerk Fred W. Thomas and Councilman William E. Potter were indicted on two counts each for having a financial interest in a public land fraud. Potter faced a further indictment with Robert Bunowitz for harboring and concealing real estate dealer Harmon G. Atwater. Bond set at five thousand dollars.
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Cleveland
State
Fred W. Thomas
William E. Potter
Potter
Robert Bunowitz
Harmon G. Atwater
James C. Connell
Connell
Thomas
Bunowitz
Atwater
Conference on Naval Limits Moves Toward January Meeting
London reports unofficial acceptance by Great Britain and others of the invitation to a naval limits conference in London in January. Italy’s reply is accepted with reservations. the United States has publicly delivered its acceptance. Tokyo and Paris cabinets have approved, with possible France reservations. Japan’s Emperor sanction pending.
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London
Great Britain
Italy
Foreign Office
United States
Tokyo
Paris
France
America
Washington
Dawes Avoids Navy Talk After Isle de France Arrival
Gen Charles G Dawes ambassador to the court of St James arrived at Isle de France and kept to social calls and meetings with Thomas D Lamont and Owen D Young. He refused to discuss naval limits or other official issues noting he is a trustee for the President and would not state policy. He planned to visit Lawrenceville New Jersey and the Century of Progress in Chicago before sailing for England on October 30.
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New York World News Service
New York
Charles G. Dawes
Court of St. James
Capt. Warren
Isle de France
Thomas D. Lamont
Qwen D. Young
Chicago
Dawes
England
MacDonald
United States
City Manager’s Auto Wrecked In Eden Park Crash
Col. C. O. Sherrill, city manager, and Detective Aaron Nightingale were unharmed after Sherrill’s chauffeur driven car was sideswiped by John Krummel of Dayton Ohio at Eden Park. Krummel was arrested on reckless driving charges.
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Col. C. O. Sherrill
Aaron Nightingale
John Krummel
Dayton
Eden Park
Krummel
Col. Sherrill
Nightingale
Graf Zeppelin Embarks 60-Hour Balkan Flight
The Graf Zeppelin began a sixty hour mission tonight from Friedrichshafen Germany covering the Balkans. It marks the longest leg since its round the world voyage and overlaps with areas flown over last spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeppelin
Friedrichshafen
Germany
Graf Zeppelin
Balkans
Law Enforcement Commission Names Experts To Probe Offic er Lawlessness
The Law Enforcement Commission named Harvard Law School Professor Zechariah Chafee and Walter N. Pollak of New York City as experts to study lawlessness by government enforcement officers. They will co operate with committees while Pollak travels to Cambridge to meet Chafee. The inquiry, ordered by President Hoover, aims to examine enforcement across prohibition and related laws.
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Law Enforcement Commission
Washington
Zechariah Chafee
Harvard Law School
Walter N. Pollak
New York City
Pollak
Nicky Arnstein
Hoover
Commission
New York
Chafee
Cambridge
Mass
Polak
Japanese Representatives To Stop in U S on Way to Parley
Former Premier Reijiro Wakatsuki and Japanese delegation members will travel via America en route to the five power naval conference in London. They sail from Yokohama December 6, reach San Francisco December 20, with possible Washington visit to bolster talks on Japan’s stance.
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U. S
Tokyo
Reijiro Wakatsuki
London
America
Yokohama
San Francisco
Reno
Washington
Debuchi
Japan
Hirohito
MacDonald bids farewell to U S then goes to Canada
Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald told U S audiences in Niagara Falls that he left the United States rich in the belief that peace unites nations despite the Atlantic dividing them. He spoke to British and American correspondents before crossing the falls on his planned tour of the American side.
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MacDonald
U. S
Canada
James L. West
Associated Press
Niagara
Falls
N. Y
Ramsay MacDonald
United States
Atlantic
Last Chance to Register for Municipal Election
Last registrations Friday and Saturday with booths open 8am to 2pm and 4pm to 9pm. If you don’t register you can’t vote. For location help call the Board of Elections Canal 130.
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Board of Elections
Canal 130
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Madam Curie
Liner
Ambassador Dawes
Owen Young
Little Michel
Felix Koch
Next Sunday
Commercial Tribune
James Hopck
Augusta
Ohio Valley Improvement Association
Metropolis
West
Middleport
Halle Gee Burgh
James O’brien
James Reilly
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Queen City Coal Company
G O. Slack Barrett
Oscar F. Barrett
Commodore
George Kearns, Jr
Kearns Coal Company
J. T. Hatfield
Campbell Creek Coal Company
Thomas B. Esty
Albert Bettinger
Ohio Liver Development
George Puchta
Queen City
Pittsburgh
Agriculture Commission
Borah Group
la Follette
Gents
Elk Hills
Baring Sinclair
Anna Szeman
Frederick P. Walther
Criminal Court
Dorothy
Marsh Snyder
Szeman
St. Louis Barge Line Company
Uviet
Russia
China
Manchuria
Clevelandity
Dawes Mum
NAVY
Shep
Sherrill
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