Beall Denies Pledging Stocks in New York Market
Beazell senior partner at Beazell & Chatfield testified that the firm had no authority to pledge customers securities on the New York market. He said the written authority covered local securities only and no pledges were made to Hornblower & Weeks. His father, Howard M Beazell, confirmed he gave the business to George Beazell in 1918 and noted a large outstanding debt later reassumed by his son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Grove
George H. Beazell
Beazell, & Chatfield
New York
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Tullis
Federal Post Office
Mau
Hough
Beazell
Hornblower & Weeks
Floyd C. Williams
Cincinnati
Howard M. Beazell
H. M. Beazell
George Beazell
Chatfield & Co
William H. Chatfield, Jr
Beazell & Chatfield
W. c. Hattersley
Pleasant Ridge
Chatfield
Halliday
Hattersley
Messrs
Duble and
Cheney
Mr. Chatfield
County Budget Cuts Seek Lower Tax Rate to 2.90 Mills
County Commissioners and the Tax Budget Commission agreed to trim 103,700 from the coming year fund requests. The plan lowers the county tax rate to 2.90 mills, a 0.45 mill cut from this year. Major reductions include 46,400 from Cincinnati Branch Hospital maintenance and 60,000 for equipment, plus cuts to the courthouse fund, stationery, and various departmental line items. The commission warned further cuts may follow if needed to hit the budget target.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Tax Budget Commission
Tax Commission
Cincinnati Branch
Hamilton County Agricultural Society
Charless. Bell
Jacob Krollmann
A. C. Crouse
Juvenile Court
Mt. Vernon
Herman P. Goebel
Longview Hospital
E. A. Baber
Busy Little Bees Outshine Beehive Horticulturists
Sudbury Ontario reports a gardener credits nearby bees with grafting pollen between crops. Exhibits show potatoes large and well developed on one side of the cottage and tomatoes on the other, with potatoes larger than tomatoes. The bees are said to have influenced the plant development and yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Ont
Five Million People Sought Aid as Japanquake Rages
The Associated Press reports Yokohama Harbor blaze after the quake with ships aiding refugees. The Red Cross authorized rapid relief shipments of underwear outerwear shelter and heating gear as funds reach 5 633 100 with prior 132 500 gift. United States pledges and diplomatic notes follow as aid flows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Japan
American Red Cross
United States
Germany to offer guarantees to evacuate Ruhr, Stresemann tells editors
Berlin reports Chancellor Stresemann telling German editors that Germany is ready to provide real guarantees to secure Ruhr evacuation. He rejected passive resistance, urged candor, and outlined guarantees including private holdings as collateral, arguing these would outshine Versailles terms and aid European reconstruction.
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Germany
Ruhr
Stresemann
Associated Press
Berlin
Ich
France
Great Britain
Italy
Belgium
Attempt To Blow Up Latonia Home Foiled By Resident
Covington police believe an arson attempt aimed at Chester B. Gregg’s Latonia house failed when he found gas jets open on his return from a 24 hour vacation. One jet was lit, Greggs turned off the meter, and officers suspect intruders opened all jets and left the back door ajar to trap gas. The family slept elsewhere. the house is listed for sale with J. L. Thornton agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latonia
Covington
Chester B. Gregg
Alexandria Avenue
Gregg
Silver Grove
Indiana
Rosedale
September Evening in Undies Causes Rush Into Doorways
The vision of a man wearing underwear on Central avenue last night prompted a crowd to scatter into doorways. Police arrested George Oldenschmidt, 60, of Sixth and Plum streets, after he appeared in public in a disheveled state, triggering a chaotic scene near City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
1St District
Jack Dempsey
Central Avenue
Dempsey
Sixth
Seventh Streets
Columbia
First District
William Jennings
Byran
Central Station
George Oldenschmidt
Plum Streets
Prohibition Bribe Trial Details Tie Auerbach Payments
Federal court testimony in Cleveland reveals Louis Auerbach paid between 65 000 and 100 000 over protection and that Samuel Selker tipped off the Auerbachs while being advised by the Counts brothers to stay silent. Selker testified he received fees before commissions for the payments to A Frank Counts as the conspiracy case unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Benjamin H. Schwartz
Joseph A. Shearer
Federation-State
Prohibition
Fred Counts
Samuel A. Hoskins
Columbus
A. Frank
Louis Auerbach
Samuel Selker
Auerbachs
Selker
Frank
Tidal Wave Destroys San Jose de Cabo. Death Toll Unknown
Wireless reports from Mexicali say San Jose de Cabo on the Baja California coast was wiped out by a tidal wave. About 500 residents, many of them fishermen, were believed to have fled to higher ground. Relief ships were ordered back to assist, one vessel carrying 300 laborers for nearby cotton fields.
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Mexicali
L. C
San Jose de Cabo
Lower California
Cape San Lucas
Cape Lucas
Guaymds
Cape
Plan for national Harding memorial outlined at White House
President Coolidge Dr Charles Sawyer and General Dawes discussed a three part memorial plan for the late President Harding. A Harding mausoleum at Marion a permanent memorial home a Harding chair at a leading college and a minimum funding goal of 1 000 000 with public subscriptions possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Coolidge
Charles E. Sawyer
Charles G. Dawes
White House
Harding
Dawes
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Marion
Memorial Golden Rail Laid At Cedar City Utah
Hundreds of Utahans gathered to witness the laying of the Harding memorial golden rail at Cedar City. The rail replaced a section of the Cedar City Land branch of the Union Pacific Railroad as the Executive’s car halted. Senator Reed Smoot and President Heber J. Grant led the ceremony as principal speakers.
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Cedar City
Utah
Cedar City Land
Union Pacific Railroad
United States
Reed Smoot
Heber J. Grant
The
Mormon Church
Klan Suppression Faces Oklahoma Court Charges
Shawnee Oklahoma September 12 county attorney filed flogging charges against former Oklahoma National Guard major C M Reber and ex Shawnee Fire Chief Malcolm Couch alleging they directed abduction and whipping of taxi drivers in a field near a barn March 10. Three to four hundred Klansmen involved. Reber led the mob and wore KKK regalia armed with two National Guard revolvers. Police chief Ira Sims reportedly approved and would not intervene.
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Associated Press
Shawnee
Okla
Claud Hendon
C. M. Reber
Oklahoma National Guard
Malcolm Couch
Shawnee Fire Department
Reber
National Guard
Hendon
McCannon
Cole
Ira Sims
Klan
Couch
Sims
Jury selection in Ward murder trial in White Plains
The first day of Walter S. Ward murder trial saw a half filled jury box with many jurors challenged or excused. Ward and his brother Ralph attended as defense counsel pressed for a news photo of the electric chair, but Justice Wagner sustained the objection.
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White Plains
N. Y
Walter S. Ward
Baker
Clarence E. Peters
Haverhill
Mass
Kensico_ reservoir
Ward
Ralph
Allan R. Campbell
Defense Counsel
New York
Supreme Court
Wagner
Macon Trial Links Letters to Ku Klux Klan Tex in Whipping Case
In Macon Georgia witnesses identify two letters to the Ku Klux Klan in the trial of Dr Yarbrough charged with rioting over the flogging of BF Mills. Lizzie Stuckey and Ora Goddin testified they wrote the letters and knew the Klan contact. Sheriff Hicks and other officials presented the letters to the solicitor as part of the case.
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Macon
Yarbrough
BF. Mills
Lizzie Stuckey
Ora Goddin
Ku-Klux Klan
Yar
J. R. Hicks, Jr
J. P. Durkee
Ku Klux Klan
Dr. Yarbrough
Belvue
Wiliam G. Quarterbaum
C. L. Hartley
Prince of Wales Adopts Barony for Quebec Visit
In Quebec on Sept 12 Baron Renfrew known as the Prince of Wales lands at the Chateau Frontenac after Empress of France voyage. He shuns formalities, attends a hotel dance with Canadian girls he knew in 1919, plays golf, shops, and plans a months ranch stay in Alberta with his retinue.
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Quebec
Baron Renfrew
Prince of Wales
Chateau Frontenac
St. Lawrence
Canada
Baron of Renfrew
West
Dominion
Canadian Pacific Railway
Continent
France
Tessie
Lord Renfrew
Alberta
Walton Demands Officials Resign to End Tulsa Martial Law
Governor Walton demands the resignation of Tulsa County three Jury Commissioners the Sheriff and the Police Commissioner over alleged Ku Klux Klan control. He seeks a citizens committee to remove them and end martial law vowing to stand alone if needed while pledging to clean up invisible government and curb mob violence. A conference with business leaders formed a committee to negotiate further.
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Tulsa
Okla
Tulsa County
J. C. Walton
Walton
L. M. Poe
C. L. Holland
Kiskaddon
Sanford
Ku Klux Klan
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Henry W. Kiskaddon
State Attorney General’s Department
Muskogee Near Martial Law Over Disorder
Governor Walton warned Muskogee may be placed under martial law if conditions are not cleaned up. He cited reports from three investigators and noted incidents dated back weeks. The Muskogee area borders McIntosh County where National Guard threats were made over Ku Klux Klan demonstrations in Checotah and Eufaula.
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Muskogee
Okla
Walton
Tulsa
Muskogee County
McIntosh County
National Guard
Ku Klux Klan
Checotah
Eufala
Aged Couple Shot in Olustee Home
In Olustee near Altus Oklahoma Mrs Frank Eloy aged about 80 was slain and her husband fatally wounded by an unidentified assailant as they slept last night. Neighbors heard shots shortly before midnight. a mentally irresponsible person once threatened the couple is being observed by officers.
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Altus
Okla
Frank Eloy
Olustee
Eloy
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N.Y
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U. S
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Kobe
Leroy Petty
S. F. Murphy, Jr
San Francisco
Trgbrior
Hanihara
State Department
Ao Hum
Buuliu
GE Aldi
HONDA
National Shrine
Invisible Empire
Lash
Amarillo
Tex
Less Whitaker
Henry Ford
E. T. McDonald
Potter Grand Jury
Whitaker
Ford
Alan
Moore
Prince
Crief
State
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