Bank scandal witness links Dorger brothers to forged accounts
Mrs. Winona G. Boring testified as the bank trial unfolded, revealing a W G Boring account tied to a second mortgage loan business. Subpoenas for bank books were reportedly incomplete, raising questions about custody and records amid the Cosmopolitan Bank failure investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Boring
Grand
Cosmopolitan Bank
Jin
Charles. Bell
Criminal Court
Frank J
Clarence A. Dorger
Nelson Schwab
Froome Morris
Winona G. Boring
Bonaparte Avenue
Federal Finance Company
Schwab
Louis J. Schneider
Dudley M
Morris
Bell
Prosecutor’s Office
State Banking Department
Boring
Dorgers
Battle in Dark Ends Ram Chase on New London Waters
In a dawn battle off New London two suspected rum runners were engaged by Coast Guard craft. The Helen of Newport, laden with liquor, was beached after a pursuit in Long Island Sound. the Pueblos of Bridgeport was captured, and a second Helen speed boat was beached and later refloated for surrender.
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New London
Conn
Coast Guard
Helen of
Newport
Pueblos
Bridgeport
Helen
Long Island Sound
York
The
Wets Association Probed by Senate Funds Panel
Henry M. Curran of the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment said the group is under investigation by the Senate Campaign Funds Investigating Committee and will file a report showing receipts of 78 764 and expenditures of 110 717 from Sept 1 to Oct 21. He compared the inquiry to a currycomb and questioned the scope of the panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry M. Curran
Association Against the Prohibition Amendment
Senate Campaign Funds Investigating Committee
House
Curran
Nye
Anti- Saloon League
Methodist Board of Prohibition
Sunday
Ohio
Caraway (Lobby
Bishop Cannon
Brazil
Dale
Rep
Senate Campaign Funds
Urran
Italy’s Hills Blaze On Eve Of Royal Knot
Assisi and Umbria towns lit tens of thousands of lights on the eve of Princess Giovanna of Italy and Boris’s wedding. Mussolini and Queen Sophia attended events as Bulgarian Prime Minister Liaptcheff and a host of European royals arrived for the ceremony setting. The scenes along streets resembled a grand opera as bells rang and crowds gathered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assisi
Italy
Umbria
Spoleto
Perugia
Giovanna
Boris
Bulgaria
Europe
Mussolini
Venansi
Carlo Venansi
Sophia
Greece
Liaptcheff
Ferdinand
Pisa
Couple to celebrate 70th wedding anniversary in St Johns
St Johns Michigan October 24 4 Mr and Mrs Emmett Nichols longtime residents mark seventy years of marriage tomorrow He is 98 years old and his wife is eight years younger continuing a long shared life in the community
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Johns
Mich
Emmett Nichols
Nichols
Hoover backs voluntary relief drive with Woods plan
President Hoover praised voluntary service to meet unemployment and announced Col. Arthur Woods will direct relief efforts. Woods urged state and city officials, industrial leaders and welfare groups to cooperate as 200,000 postal job slots for Christmas were opened for breadwinners. An executive order waives Civil Service for jobless workers. Bond issues totaling 450 million dollars were proposed to spur jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
Congress
Arthur Woods
Cabinet Committee
Col. Woods
Brown
Tion
Postoffice Depacat
National Unity In Action and Organization
Mother Accused in Death of Stepdaughter in Denver Case
Mrs. Pearl O Loughlin and her brother Frank O Loughlin face first degree murder charges over ten year old Leona O Loughlin whose body was found in Berkeley Park Lake on October 17. City detective Leo O Loughlin, the victim's father, endorsed the information and indicated a plea of not guilty for Mrs. O Loughlin. Police cited a confession and a lawyer led conversation that produced two leads as central to the probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Pearl O'Loughlin
Leona
Berkeley Park Lake
Frank O’loughlin
Leo O'Loughlin
Frank
O'Loughlin
O’loughlin
Frank O'Loughlin
East Sixth Street
Anderson
Murray Seasongood
Hamilton
Seasongood
Johnson
Sessongood
James Johnson
Mt. Healthy
Mr. Johnson
U S Cool on British Idea To Forget Unknown Soldier
Washington officials received a British Foreign Office note proposing that the United States join a movement to end official ceremonies at World War cenotaphs but no action was taken. Lt. Col. C. G. Mortimer said Tomb of the Unknown Soldier drew nearly half a million visitors in six months and the U S position differs from Britain and France. In Brussels the Nation Belge protested Britain dropping wreaths on unknown soldiers’ tombs and urged Belgium to honor the unknown British soldier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Foreign Office
United States
Great Britain
State Department
C. G. Mortimer
Brussels
Belgium
Nation Belge
Anderson Fends Off Seasongood Charges in Political Row
Sheriff William M. Anderson denounces Seasongood charges as a tissue of half truths and misstatements while Republican sheriff candidate Carl R. Wenzel supports similar claims against Seasongood. Anderson accuses Seasongood of mischaracterizing deputies and cites past dismissals and arrests to rebut the accusations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charter Group
Wenzel
William M. Anderson
Murray Seasongood
Carl R. Wenzel
Seasongood
Council
Bettman Urges Full Republican Ticket Support
Col umbus October 24 Attorney General Gilbert Bettman in a radio address defended the national and state administrations and urged voters to elect the entire Republican ticket He blamed the current mood on world conditions and postwar effects noting three fourths of the globe is in revolt He argued revision of the tax laws will come before the next Legislature and urged keeping experienced state officials in office saying the next Assembly is likely Republican and common sense favors re electing the Republican administration from Governor down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Gilbert Bettman
America
Bettman
Down
McCulloch and Fess rally on tariffs and congressional control
In Springfield Ohio on October 24 Senator Roscoe C. McCulloch urged voters that Democratic control of Congress would harm business and workers. He warned Mississippi chairs could dominate Finance and Ways and Means committees. Senator Simeon D. Fess defended the tariff bill and urged Ohio Republicans to elect the full ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Congress
United States
Roscoe C. McCulloch
Seventh Congressional District
Washington
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Finance
Senate
Collier
Ways and Means Committee
House
McCulloch
Simeon D. Fess
Republican National Committee
Fess
Ohio
Reds Rampage Across China Prompt Ransom Demands
Missionaries report anti-American red armies sweeping three provinces in China as bands burn and loot Christian and foreign property. With 14 captives demanding 3.5 million dollars, Father de Jenlis and Bishop Magniani trek through bandit areas to secure release while Kiangsi and Hupeh provinces face mass commie activity and population fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
China
Kian
de Jenlis
Magniana
Kiangsi
Hupeh
Hunan
Magniani
Kiukiang
Barkley's Father Robbed at Paducah Home
John W. Barkley father of U S Senator Alben Barkley was knocked down and robbed at his Paducah Kentucky home by two men who knocked, demanded a match, then struck him and escaped with $1 15 in cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barkley
Paducah
John W. Barkley
United States
Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
Mr. Barkley
Trade Revival Signals Steel Motors Lead March Back
Wall Street shows cautious optimism as Charles M Schwab and leaders from the steel and motor sectors predict a coming business revival. John J Raskob urges optimism and James A Farrell says steel could rebound to 70 to 75 percent capacity within sixty days if price cutting ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Schwab
New York
Wall Street
Motors
John J. Raskob
General Motors Company
Raskob
James A. Farrell
United States Steel Corporation
American Iron and Steel Institute
Speaker Attacks Convict Labor at Milwaukee Incinerator
Edward Strasser, head of the Citizens Referendum Committee, criticized the use of convict labor in Milwaukee’s incinerator operations and questioned city plans for future plants. He urged City Manager C A Dykstra to disclose site details and wage practices to the public and warned against any incinerator in residential Westwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Strasser
Citizens Referendum Committee
Central Fairmount
C. A. Dykstra
Westwood Town Hall
Strasser
Milwaukee
Gangland gunman killed as Aiello pact thins
In Chicago on October 24 a major gang leader Joseph Aiello is believed killed in a targeted ambush. John Guida, a West Side hoodlum, was slain in a deserted saloon as police investigate extortion ties and betrayal rumors. Aiello’s death narrows the Crime Commission public enemies list to twenty six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Crime Commission
Joe Aiello
John Guida
West Side
Joseph Liebrock
Guida
Aiella Dent
Dion O’banion
Hymie Weiss
North Side
Patsy Prestogiacomo
Aiello
Prestogiacomo
Presto
Aielo
Moran-Aiello- Zuta
Jack Zuta
George
Bugs
Moran
Wisconsin
Public Enemies
Chicago Crime Commission
Cincinnati Youth Helps Expose Los Angeles Movie Racket
Police and deputies opened an inquiry into a Hollywood movie racket amid claims that wealthy patrons poured thousands into the scheme for promised film roles. Investigators named two alleged operators including H. J. Binney, a former actor and film director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Corporation
H. J. Binney
Official Vigilance in War Time Revealed in Censored Letters
Wartime censorship evidence shown by L. J. Flerlage collection of mailing covers from major nations. Envelopes often sealed with tape reading Opened by Censor and stamped with censor numbers. Postwar activity noted as German officials reportedly opened letters a year after armistice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J
Isle of Pines
England
Flerlage
Rio de Janeiro Faces Military Rule As Rebels Triumph
Rio de Janeiro falls to a military junta after three weeks of revolution. President Washington Luiz is deposed. insurgents ready peace talks with the junta. In Sao Paulo officials flee as rebels move to reorganize the government. Getulio Vargas rejects a dictatorship aligned government. Lloyd's says the German steamer Baden, damaged by gunfire, returned to port.
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Associated Press
Brazil
Washington Luiz
Bey
Rio de Janeiro
Sao Paulo
Julio Prestes
Hoover
Buenos Aires
Getulio Vargas
London
Lloyd’s
Baden
Hamburg
Germany
Military junta seizes Rio de Janeiro in coup d etat
Rioting and arson accompany the overthrow of President Washington Luiz as Generals Leite de Castro Pantaleno Telles and Mena Barreto form a junta. The cabinet and leading deputies were arrested while talks begin with rebel states to end a three week civil war. Luiz is held at Fort Copacabana as the army governs.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Washington Luiz
Mello Vianna
Brazil
Luiz
Guanabara Palace
Ft. Copacabana
Foreign Office
Junta
South America
Leite de Castro
Pantaleno Telles
Mena Barreto
Rio Grande Do Sul
Minas Geraes
Washington
Luis
Weather Summary and Temperatures Across Regions
Regional forecast notes show fair conditions with increasing cloudiness and warmer temps from Saturday to Sunday across Ohio Kentucky Tennessee Indiana West Virginia. A table lists current highs and lows for cities such as Louisville Nashville Cleveland New York Atlanta St Louis and others with precipitation readings and a 1930 October 24 record comparing to prior years and normals.
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Ohio
West
Kentucky
Tennessee
Indiana
West Virginia
Eastport
Louisville
Nashville
Bertonensisal
Albany
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Atl
City
Wash
Aieeere Ae
Jacksville
Duluth
Saat
Atlanta
St. Louiz
Ee Brs
N. Orleans
sKats
Galveston
Oma Roordieee
Pittsburgh
Denver
Weithe
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Cosmopolitan Bank For Finance Company
Dodgers
Ram Chase
Wets Association
Woods
U. S
France
Rettman
Forster
Norwood
Charlie Yee
Amy Porter
Thomas H. Darby
Arthur Knapp
Strangler
Isaac Schwartz
Commercial Tribune
General Motors Finance
Tee
Public Enemy
Isaac H. Schwartz
Rio
Janeiro
Stimson
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