When Good Fellows Get Together in Teapot Dome Era
A sweeping critique of Washington graft during the 1920s follows revelations that Harry Sinclair contributed 160000 via government bonds to Republican campaigns, with implicated Cabinet figures and oil magnates dodging testimony, facing contempt, and continuing influential roles in the industry. The piece brands the era a cynically judicial failure and questions the integrity of legal processes used against powerful interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will H. Hays
Senate
Harry P. Sinclair
Hays
Sin- Cluir
Cluir
Flagg
Haya
Senate Committee
Continental ‘Trading Company
Teapot Dome
Harding
Pall
Supreme Court of Libe United States
Denby
Supreme Court
Blackmer
Midwest Frefining
Sinclair
Europe
O'Neil
Prairie Oil and Gas Company
Canada
Stewart
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Hayy F. Sinclair
Supreme Court of the’ United States
Burns
Sinclair Beng
American Petroleum Tnstitute
A Commission Agent's Hidden Share in Investment Math
A commission agent retained 30 gut of 2480 sent to him for investment and invested the balance. The problem asks for his rate of commission. Working with provided ratios, the solution concludes both men would take 6 days to finish the work, illustrating the combined effort scenario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bote
Whith
Meeting to organize city team and local moves noted
Twenty years ago the journal reports a meeting called for Tuesday evening at the Ray Mond office for organizing a city team. Editor B. Porter of the Daily Leader raised cash to outfit Armory for the season. Also noted are moving plans for the Stckett family, Shamburg and Seisle installing a cash register, and Attorney L. Baker in town regarding the Damon case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Mond
Treba
B. Porter
Daily Leader
L. Baker
Hele
Damon
Game of Correct English by W. L. Gordon
A fragment from a language instruction page presents questions on grammar spelling pronunciation and usage. It lists items about pronouns, misspelled words like Tortuous and tonsillitis, filling in synonyms for capacity, and using proper words in daily speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gordon
Rey Times
Yesterday's Questions and Answers Review
Answers to yesterday's questions include Theodore Roosevelt as the first item. The second asks about a claim on imports and the boiling point of water. The third mentions the notion of absence of government. A figure named Ellis Isniit is listed among the responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Whit
America
Theodore Roosevelt
Ellis Isinnit
Man Arraigned For Robbery In East Third Street
Kowitz, manager of Leading Clothing Store on East Third Street, filed a complaint in Municipal Court Monday against Frank Kesser and Violet Kesser of R F D Wreg on a first degree robbery and extortion charge. They pleaded not guilty. bail set at $1000 each, hearing before Judge Anthony Jobson Wednesday. Berkowitz says a visit to collect a bill led to threats with a butcher knife, a demand for money, and signing two checks for 4 and 1 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkirk
Kowitz
Kesser
Rossiter Withdraws From Delegate Race in Harrisburg Document
James Rossiter, a Democrat in Texas politics, withdraws from the delegate race in the Houston convention context after failing to file petitions in Harrisburg. He had promised support for president Samuel T. Al Simutit and was slated for a possible state judge position but chose to exit the delegate contest. Two incumbents, Jose veoh F. Rogan and Oscar Roudepush, are expected to be elected from the window section, with petitions due Monday and few other candidates likely to file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mar
Atorney
James Rossiter
Houston
Tax
Harrisburg
Rossiter
Joseveoh F. Rogan
Oscar Roudepush
Crawford County
Wile Section
P. A
Income Tax Tips on Charitable Deductions and Rules
The article outlines charitable deduction rules under the tax code, detailing eligible organizations, such as religious and educational bodies, and conditions like no private benefit. It notes deductions for gifts to public or charitable funds, and requires taxpayers to list organization names, addresses, gift dates, and amounts. It also mentions a personal note about Mrs. Myrna Morse returning home from Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lu & Corporation
Ans
Otis
Ciuveios
United States
District of Columbia
Narrow Escape In Auto Crash Union City
Union City March 6 Mr and Mrs Willis Bisbee and son Orval with Mrs A L Reynolds were in a Buick coach when a sand laden truck hit their rear at 26th and Chestnut Erie causing the car to flip over the wall and strike a tree. Mrs Reynolds suffered severe bruises and is confined to bed. others escaped serious injury. The Buick was wrecked and the passengers survived a miracle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Mar
Willis Bisbee
Orval Bisbee
M's. Reynalds
Netipanta
Reed appeals to unite against corrupt politicians in Utah
At Salt Lake City on March 6 Senator James A Reed of Missouri, a presidential candidate, addressed over 9 000 listeners urging Democrats and Republicans to unite in a supreme effort to save the government from destruction by corrupt politicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wef Wold
Salt Lake City
Utah
James A. Reed
Missouri
Stentor Club Meets With Papers on Vermont and Lincoln
The bi monthly Stentor Club gathered at Mrs Andrew Paulson's Maple Ave NE last evening with ten members present. Members wore attire reflecting states or products. Mrs Margaret Robbing delivered an excellent paper on Vermont and Its People. Miss Mary Condra wrote Lincoln Who was a Yankee Poet and read by Mrs Jewsle Wilcox. After discussion and a social hour, the meeting adjourned to visit with Mrs S D Wilcox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stentor Club
Andrew Paulson
Maple Avene
Vermont
Margaret Robbing
Mary Condra
Lincoln
Jewsle Wilcox
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Corry Evening Journal
South Street
Corry
A_D
Stckett
Brownell
Birt Avenue
Haniel Sthnie
Spring Street
Shamburg and Seisle
Myrna Morse
Warren
Erie
Reed
Silk
Frank C. Cunown & Sons
North Center Street
Equitable Life of
Iowa
W. Park Place
John W. Lambing
Mutual
Tentor Club
Rolls-Royce
ROYAL
U. S. Royal
U.S
Royal Cords
U. S
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