Means and The Honey Carrier Scandals Reveal Large Bribes
The testimony describes Wanfington Goaten B Mein claiming to have collected and turned over substantial bribes tied to government prosecutions and film industry pressures. He alleges payments totaling over 100000 dollars from a Japanese representative to influence actions against Standard Aircraft and other cases. He also references sums passed through his hands for suppression efforts related to Dempsey Carpentier images and liquor investigations, naming Senator LaFoilel and other officials in a widening inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanfington-Goatens B. Mein
Department of Jussae
Ceuiltine
Eaath
Mitaul & Co
Aith
Standard Air‘craft Company
Amain
Moong
Smith
Colle Bony
Dempsey-Carpentier
Airi
Aia
Meany
Jaov‘dilicery
Tochiding Sodatoray
LaFoilel
Wisconsin
Sollton
Tien
Proalfleat
Harding
Elion
Prohibition Director Accused in Federal Indictments
Federal indictments claim charges of $900000 in booze transactions. State's Attorney Crowe and federal agents hold key evidence. More than twenty five prominent men named amid the probe into Prohibition director Laon Brook and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago ‘Tribune
Crowe
Agenta
More
Laon Brook
Mites Cut Coal Rite May Close Tipp and Novi Nut
Mites Cut Coal Rite may close in Tipp and Novi Nut areas. Affected workers face potential layoffs as operations wind down. Local officials monitor the situation and explore alternatives to mitigate job losses.
Daugherty Deals Trigger Senate Hearing Details
Washington report on Milas Stinson testimony about alleged deals involving Attorney General Daugherty. Key assertions claim Jene Smith discussed profit from Dempsey Carpentier film rights and transfers of substantial funds via the Daugherty family. Stinson describes Smith's wealth and mentions provisions for Mal Daugherty and others including a fifth in real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Daugherty
Brookhart Committee
Milas Roxy Stinson
Columbus
Jesse Smith
iAttorney
Daughterty
Miss ‘Stinson
Jene Smith
Dlacuselon
vAtlantic City
Hat “Wo
Smith
Tha ‘Transporta Don
Inn
Mal Daugherty
Miss Stinson
Mr. Daugherty
Santha
iWadghington Courthouse
Harry M. Doughearty
Inch
Royal Mail Liner Seized in Drug and Liquor Raid
Government agents seized the Royal Mail liner in New York harbor for violations of customs, prohibition, and narcotics laws. Eight crew members were arrested, including the chief steward, and authorities report about $10,000 in whisky and gin seized during the raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Royal Mall
Attorney General Denies Charges As False
Attorney General Daugherty pronounced the statements by Roxla Stinson, divorced wife of Dosso W. Smithi, as false before the Senate committee. He asserted he never engaged with Smith or anyone else in any dishonorable undertaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Daugherty
Itrua
Misa
Roxla Stinson
Dosso W. Smithi
Senate
Tease ‘Smith
Unable to parse source into a coherent headline
Fragmentary OCR text references the Internal something bureau and a select committee investigating the administration. Names and details are garbled, making it impossible to identify a clear event, date, or outcome for a news item.
Court halts Nome drilling in Wyoming injunction
Federal Judge T Binko Kennedy orders a temporary injunction halting drilling by Mammoth Oil and Sinclair Consolidated at the Nome reserve in Cheyenne Wyoming. Receivers Rene Admiral Strunes and A B Watts are appointed to manage and sell producing wells while the suit aims to annul the lease to Harry Sinclair and the Mammoth Oil Company. Government charges fraud and seeks return of properties and a final decree canceling the lease and contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
Art
Téapat Dove
T. Binko Kennedy
United States
Kennedy
Rene
Joseph Strunes
United States Navy
A. B. Watts
Sinclair Consolidated ON Corporation
Sait
Harry ¥. Sinclair
Mammoth Ol Company
Avip Werd
Bill of Equity
Tromofer
Tenput Dome
Navy
Interior Department
Sinclair
Atleo Pomerene
Owen ‘J. Soberta
Speceial
Albart L. Walton
Wyoming
Walsh Attacks Navy on Teapot Dome Marines Deployment
Washington hearers heard Assistant Secretary of the Navy Theodore Roosevelt and Maj. Gen. John A. Lajeune testify to the Senate public lands committee that Marines were sent to the Teapot Dome naval reserve to eject trespassers at the request of former Interior Secretary Wall with Harding's approval. Senator Waldo criticized armed force to remove squatters and urged court action instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
John A Lajeune
Marine Corps
Senate Public Fimes
Teapot Dome
Naval of Reserve
California Judge Takes Secretary Denby's Post
Curtis W. Wilbur chief justice of the California Supreme Court said he received a telegram from President Coolidge offering the Navy post vacated by Edwin Denby and that he would accept. He telegraphed that he would move to Washington once Senate confirmation is secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Curtis W. Wilbur
California Supreme Court
Coolidge
Secretary of the Navy
Edwin Denby
Hind
Justice Wilbur
Washington
Senate
200000 Rail Shopmen to Ask Pay Increase
Chicago residents report that 200000 rail shopmen plan to seek wage increases. Bert M. Jewell leads the Chicago headquarters of the Tinaway Uemployees Department of the American Federation of Labor as talks aim to raise pay by 4 cents per hour, totaling about 25 million dollars yearly. The information comes from sources close to the federation’s focal office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ollielol
Bert M. Jewell
Tinaway Uemployees
American Federation of Labor
Wnree
U S Aska Mission Bond for Big Liner Ording
The government seized the Royal Miliner Ordain and demanded $1,000,000 bond to permit selling. Officers faced trial on liquor and smuggling charges. two of seven crew members pled guilty. Blisp's Storekeeper Charles Dawe and his Avet assistant Harry Osman admitted guilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Plene
Blisp
Charles Dawe
Harry Osman
Death Toll From Utah Mine Explosion Rises
Officials report 171 to 178 workers were underground when the blast struck Cuatle Gate Utah. As rescue teams continued, only five bodies were recovered while the extent of fatalities remained under review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuatle Gate
Utah
Utah Boat Company
Iing
Noldonows
Mine ‘Company
Thalr
Muits
Dawes Report Delayed by Commission Confusion
A garbled excerpt reports the Dawes committee delaying a commission plan amid confusion over exact terms and timing. The text shows fragmented phrases about delays and questions surrounding the project scope and approvals.
U S Government Market Report for March week ending 14
Washington markets report prices and ranges for livestock beef, veal, lamb, and cattle. graded feed, poultry, and dairy products. fruits and vegetables with regional quotes for dairy and grain, and large lists of price per hundredweight and per bushel across Chicago Minneapolis St Louis and Cincinnati markets. Notable items include hogs at 7.60 to 7.86 per hundredweight, fat lambs to 16.00, and hay No 1 timothy around 24.50 to 26.60 with grain quotes for wheat and corn across multiple exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chicago
Cincinnati
T. Northwestern
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Timothy
Sahtenpeolis
Prairie
Mineeapolis
Acora
Wisconsin
Prsmary
Alngin Galiess
Goulle
Young Americas
Longharna
Snuare Printa
Fonda Pelendorhood
Bodshel
B. My. Hubbell
Des Moines
Wordland
Butson
Y. W. C. A. Cina
Wie Bureau
Charles KL Homes
Rie
Rorel Mall
Traer
Bileves
Des Moinca Post
Veterans of Poreign Wara
Oskalooss
Prealent McGraw
Paan College
Fred Lt. McMillan
Arnold
Wright County
Aesv
Onty
Jawa
Iowa
John Forces
Coliseum
Pilms
L. C. Pariine
Towa
Winteria
Plentife
Leon
Prapare
Tia
Loya
Della Coohenauer
Humboldt County
Talla Lowe
Alec
Bribery Indictment Hint From DC Grand Jury
Acting on the resolution of the houses of representatives Daugherty urged a rapid probe into charges before the Chicago grand jury that two congressmen took improper money. Attorney General Daugherty presented the case to a DC district grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daugherty
Washington
Houses of Representatives
Chicago
Congress
District of Columbia
U S Sells War Supplies to Mexico and Oregon Government
Washington reports over 1 million dollars in surplus war materials sold to the Oregon government since January. The items include 2,000 bombs 48 machine guns 20 100 rifles 6 010 000 rounds of rifle ammunition and 11 air planes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Oregon
United States
Innanry
Eleven Men Rescued After Sea Incident Near New York
Officials report eleven of 35 crew members aboard the Sagtingo bound for Caps IWatterns were saved after a sea accident. The New York and Cuba Mall Steamship company confirms no hope for the remaining crew. Survivors were rescued by the Norwegian vessel Cissy after being picked up in the life raft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atenajmer Sagtingo
Pean
Officiula
Taxpayers Confident on 1923 Rate Reduction Hope
Washington report notes both Republicans and Democrats in Congress indicating automatic action on the 1923 tax rate. Taxpayers feel assured despite no tax reduction on 1928 income. Saturday’s meeting emphasized return prospects and urged continued vigilance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Filipinos Kill 48 Moron and Chief Escapes in Mindanao Fight
In Mindanao near Catabayto, a battle left 48 Moron dead and five Philippine constabulary soldiers wounded after surrounding the notorious Cat Clist Santiago. Santiago escaped with five of his men during the assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Aix Phippine Constabulary
Catabyto
Mindanao
Santiigo
Bomb Explodes at British Legation in Tie qutrande
Fragmentary report claims a blast at the British legation in Tie qutrande caused material damage but no injuries. A Melila official said the incident was staged to damage the government’s reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athong
Tie Qutrande
Legation
Naterial
Ci'eok A Melila
Mae
Radio Speed Measured at Agcont by Ibalado Corp
A technical test by Ibalado Corporation of America measured radio speed in a device at Agcont, finding travel velocity at 4,600 miles per hour in a specified corridor. The report notes precise instrumentation and calibration details for the measurement, with emphasis on method and accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waptington
Ibalado Corporation of America
Redig
Im. Puiece
Iowa State News highlights 1923 voting and action
The page reports multiple Iowa topics from 1923 including a Fort Madison hospital plan, a $1,250,000 road bond vote in Suate county, a $445,000 school proposition in Sioux City, and zoning and growth notes across the state. It notes Perry crash aftermath, Davenport plant site purchase, Cedar Rapids school bond, and state automobile growth plus local civic developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kluy
Fort Madison
Suate
Sioux City
Oekalooan
Maboake County
Wera Coat
Clurton High School
Ughining
Jowa
Ares
George F Washington
Uniy Prelty
H. ©. Churchman
Don Molnea
Iowa
Marshall Canning Company
Marshalltown
Reland
Why She Won Interested Yue young ison In Qe Pullman car
A fragmented scene unfolds in a Pullman car where a young man notices a handsome girl and presses questions amid overheard snickers. He mentions a motor car theft the night before and pursues a clumsy exchange as the crowd reacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yue Young Ison
Jonk
Unclear ad fragment hints at weekend adventures cure
A fragmented ad text from Rockford appears to promise cures through property choosing weekend activities. It mentions a general dosage or remedy and references a druggists and a local address, but the readable content is garbled and lacks concrete details or actionable facts.
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Prohibition
Ram Steat
Leonard Wood, Sr
Maj. Gan
Leonard Ward
Uss
Banks
Brance
Dangoa
An A Aan
Wettigimentim
Aque
NOME
Mam. Oil Co
U. S
Walsh
California
Denby
U.S. Aska Mission Bond
Ording
Lk Esme Howard
Sir Kamo Howard
Syritish
Mexico
Commonwealth
J. Gola Oo
Rockford
Baker's Breakfast
Walter Baker &Co
Lea
Dorchester
Mas
Montreal
Canada
Pouile
Germs
DEG
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