Doane Testifies of Grudny Payroll and Offices
Washington Mar 7 Pi Warren F Doane editor of the Manufacturer told the senate lobby committee he was on Senator Grundy s payroll in Pennsylvania at 500 a month He said work for Grundy was performed in the senate office building Room 322 and he did research and news releases The delay shows he moved from a Grundy rented office to the senate quarters and that Mrs Rhodes remained employed in the tariff league news bureau
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Washington
Mar
Warren F. Doane
Manufacturer
Manufacturers’ Club of
Philadelphia
Senate Lobby Committee Today
Senator Grundy
Republican
Pennsylvania
Capitol
Grundy
Senate
Doane
Arthur L. Faubel
American Tariff League
John Lerch
New York
Lerch
Faubel
Terday Grundy
Harrison
Mississippi
Caraway
Arkansas
Senator
American Tariff League News Bureau
Goane
Rhodes
Tariff League
Canada’s First Woman Senator In Capitol Confusion
In the senate committee room Doane was absent and Lerch was to testify next week while Faubel remained present. Doane returned with manuscripts prepared before Grundy became senator. Faubel claimed he aided data collection for Senator Goff’s tariff speech delivered last Saturday and noted Goff delivered it after brief discussion with Grundy.
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Doane
Caraway
Lerch
Faubel
Grundy
Senate
Goff
West Virginia
Democrat-Republican Independent Coalition
Alleged Liquor Crafts Seized Off Lorain Ohio
A man claiming to be Fred Hent rie from Detroit was fatally wounded after coast guardsmen fired on an armored tug carrying 1000 cases of liquor between Lorain and Cleveland. An unidentified companion was captured. Joe Harma yielded no resistance. The tug was towed to Lorain and later to Cleveland for federal action.
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Lorain, O
Fred Hentrie
Detroit
Coast
Hagelove
Hentrie
Joe Harma
Lorain
Prohibition Hearings Face Pro and Con Testimony Plan
Supporters of the 18th amendment propose using the house judiciary committee recess to hear anti prohibition witnesses and counter each issue. Mrs Lenna I Yost says the drys aim to cover moral and legislative angles and will select speakers from a flood of telegrams to testify. The first two days seek to bolster the case that prohibition aids home life industry farm prosperity and public health while enjoying broad support. ELIZABETHTON Tenn March 7 — United Textile Workers president responds to a strike call with mill officials denying a strike and citing a demonstration of unemployed workers in the Appalachian district. Two picket incidents occurred on highways into Elizabethan but no assembly near mills after an injunction. An applicant for a National Professional Football league franchise for 1930 is the Brooklyn Blue Devils with Sam Levins and Walt Winnick.
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Washington
March
House Judiciary Committee
Lenna I. Yost
Elizabethton
Tenn
United Teatile Workers of America
American Bemberg
American Giant Staff Mills
J. C. Donnelly
Appalachian
Elizabethan
Brooklyn Blue Devils
Sam Levins
Princeton
Walt Winnick
Syracuse
North Carolina Democratic Convention Set for July 3 in Raleigh
The North Carolina Democratic convention will be held in Raleigh on July 3 with precinct meetings on June 21 and county meetings on June 28. The state executive committee approved the dates and Raleigh won the convention location by a wide vote.
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Mar
North Carolina
Odus M. Mull
Mary Henderson
Salisbury
Charlotte
Greensboro
R. O. Self
C. O. Kuester
Mr. Self
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