Tennessee Financier Caldwell Sentenced For Fraud
Nashville financier Roge Caldwell, once head of Caldwell & Co, was convicted of fraudulent breach of trust. He received up to three years in prison for substituting lower value securities for collateral pledged to secure Hardeman County deposits, triggering a major South banking collapse linked to Banks & Co and several Tennessee banks.
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Nashville
Tom
Rogers Caldwell
Spame
Tennessee
Caldwell
Mardeman
Irint
Hardeman County Ei
Tennedace
DeWitt Carter
Caldwell & Co
Arkansas
A. B. Banks & Co
Hardeman County
Carter
South
Banca-Kentucky
Louisville
Holston-Union Bank
Little Bock
Ark
Banks
Little Mock
Fall to Begin Sentence Appealed Before DC Court
Counsel will appeal before Justice Bailey of the District of Columbia Supreme Court Tuesday morning to seek bringing Albert Fall, former secretary of the interior, to begin his jail sentence at once. Fall was convicted of accepting a bribe in the leasing of naval oil reserves by Edward L Doheny.
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Bailey
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Albert &. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
Mall
Edward L Doheny
Reinne
Senteyce
Pall
Arkansas Auto Fatalities Rise in First Half of Year
LITTLE ROCK reports Arkansas automobile fatalities in the first six months totaled 101, up from the same period last year. Monthly totals show January 17, February 16, March 13, April 21, May 19, June 15, with year over year comparisons for each month.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Arkansas State Chamber of Commerce
Banks Found Guilty In Insolvent Bank Case In Arkansas
A Pulaski county jury convicted A B Banks of accepting a deposit in an insolvent bank and sentenced him to one year in the penitentiary. The trial capped six days of testimony about the American Exchange Trust Company and related banks. Prosecutor Carl E Bailey secured the verdict amid legal clashes with the grand jury and defense from United States Senator Joe T Robinson. Banks plans an appeal to the Arkansas Supreme Court.
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Little Rock
Tle
Pulalski Circuit
A. B. Banks
American Exchange “Trust Company
Banks
Carl E. Bailey
United States
Joe T. Robinson
Bailey
Pilaski
Mr. Bailey
Senator Robinson
American Exchange
Joana
Sal Wilson
Wilson
Suother
Baphs
Fibery
Arkansas Supreme Court
Farm Board Criticized by Lawmaker Over Wheat Holdings
Representative Evans charged Sunday that only Farm Board members back its wheat handling. He said criticism of the board has shifted to Vice President Curtis, Senator Capper, and Sunster Watson of Indiana as Republicans push a stance to keep wheat holdings protected and sales limited.
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Washington
Evans
Federal Farm Board
Farm Board
Hoover
Fatin Board
Curtis
Senator Capper
Kansas
Sunster Watson
Indiana
Thee Republicans
Marcel Furie Pbereuty
Foreclosure Sale Sought on Ark Farm Lands Over Debts
J C Brookfield, Wynne attorney, advertised 1 588 000 acres of Arkahead farm funds and 20 000 city rates for public sale to collect a $2566 judgment against the Harshaw Viaduct Improvement District. Land spans Crittenden, Mississippi, Cross, Poinsett, Craighead, Lee, St Francis and Phillips counties. Chancellor Futrell at Paragould may halt the sale as he studies the case.
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Memuhis
J. C. Brookfield
Wynne
Arkahead Farm
Harshaw Viaduct
Hershay Bridge
St. Francis Leone
Crittenden
Mississippi
Cross
Poinsett
Craighead
Lee
St. Francis
Phillips Counties
Futrell
Paragould
Collision Fatal to Young Missourian
A collision near Hayti Missouri killed Wilson a 423 Blytheville Maysn Wilsom man en route to a White City dance. He died at a hospital with chest injuries after a car struck the truck rear in which he rode. The driver, a Chicago Negro, is held at Caruthersville and may face manslaughter charges. Wilson lived at Dry Bayou north of Hayti and is survived by his wife who was in the truck. Funeral services will be held at Hayti.
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Wilson
Hayti
Caruthersville
Dry Bayou
Fusier
Babcock Inventor of Butter Test Dies at 87
Dr Stephen Moulton Babcock who developed the butterfat test that revolutionized dairy quality died at his Madison home last Thursday near his 88th birthday. His heat‑related heart attack was noted by Dr W T Lindsay. He disclosed the test in 1890s and it guided dairy farming toward high-producing herds. He received the Capper award and a gold medal for distinguished service to agriculture.
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Madison
Wis
Stephen Moulton Babcock
W. T. Lindsay
Babcock
Capper
Dierks Seeks County Seat Move in Howard County
A petition bearing about 1600 Howard County taxpayers names seeks moving the county seat from Nashville to Dierks. The petition is filed at the county clerk’s office and will go to Judge J. F. Chesshire when court convenes in Nashville Monday morning. Citizens offer to develop the courthouse here if the petition is granted.
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Dierks
Nashville
Howard County
J. F. Chesshire
Arkansas Supreme Court rules coin machines gambling devices
The Arkansas Supreme Court declared slot machines that dispense tokens and mint packages per nickel as gambling devices subject to seizure. The ruling followed a demonstration of the machines at the high court precincts earlier this week.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Hoover Hosts Round World Fliers Before Oklahoma Flight
New York dispatch reports two days of rest for world fliers Winny Post and Harald Gatty aboard the yacht Saclmo on Long Island. Host William Hyword has provided quiet days with sleep, dockside duties, fishing and golf. A Hampton Bays luncheon with Alfred E. Smith and FP Hall marked their Sunday. They head to Washington to meet President Hoover before resuming the flight to Oklahoma.
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New York
Long Island Sound
Winny Post
Harald Gatty
White House
Saclmo
William Hyword
Hampton Bays
Long Island
FP. C. Hall
Alfred E. Smith
Washington
Hoover
Barren Island
Oklahoma
Tennessee Assembly Faces Adjournment Amid Turmoil
Nashville reports the General Assembly moved toward adjournment as efforts to avert a looming crisis faltered. The scene reflects rising tensions and uncertainties among lawmakers and allied groups.
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Nashville
Tenn
Gith
Tennessee General Assembly
Cciniist
Juden
Mrs W H Robison Buried After Loss in Hempstead County
Mrs W H Robison aged 42 pioneer Hempstead county citizen and mother of well known local residents died at her Falton pike home Saturday night at 7 45. Funeral held Monday at 1 from her home with burial in Rose Hill cemetery officiated by Dr J L Cannon and Dr W A Bowen. Survived by 10 children 10 grandchildren and 6 great grandchildren with several relatives from Des Are Valliant Malvern Seattle Orange Oklahoma City Albany and Malvern attending. Geo W Robison Co closed Monday morning in mourning until funeral service concluded.
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W.H. Robison
Hempstead County
Falton Pike
W. A. Bowen
Orange
Texas
C. H. Robison
Oklahoma City
E. M. Robison
Albany
N.Y
Dale McGee
Malvern
C. G. Robison
Des Are
J. G Yelvin
Ned Guest
Valliant
Okla
Henry Hill
Logan Bailey
Hugh Lattimer
Clyde Coffee
N. J. Giinst
John Ridghill
Geo. W. Robison & Co
Robison
Thunder Shower Hits Hope Monday
A brief thunderstorm moved over Hope Monday afternoon about 2 15, lasting around 30 minutes. The storm mainly affected the central part of the county with unclear estimates on rainfall and impact.
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Central County
Rai
Cory
Elony Bond
Feuy de Wut
Gun Stops Alleged Transporters on City Street Sunday
Vernie Goynes Earl Cornelius Rex Jones and Claud Dodson were arrested by Chief Claud Stuart and Deputy Allan Shipp on charges of transporting Aquor. Goynes pled guilty and paid a $500 fine. Canes against the others were continued to Monday, July 13, after a buckshot exchange on South Elm Street left Dodson and Cornelius with leg injuries.
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Vernie Goynes
Earl Cornelius
Rex. Jones
Claud Dodson
Claud Stuart
Allan Shipp
Aquor
A. A. Gentry
Goynes
South Elm Street
Stuart
Dodson
Cornelius
Grissom Funeral Held Here Sunday
Funeral services for Mrs. Bamma Grissom aged 75 were held Sunday afternoon at 3 o clock from the First Methodist church in the city. Dr J L Cannon and Dr W R Anderson conducted the services and burial followed in Rose Hill Cemetery. She is survived by daughter Miss Margaret Quayle of New York City sister Mrs George Nabors of Little Rock and brother J M Phillips of this city with active pallbearers John Dawson J R White Jim Red E P McFaddin Mac Duffie and J Moore.
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Bamma
Grissom
Far.storey
George Nabors
Little Rock
First Methodist Church
J.L. Cannon
W. BR. Anderson
First Presbyterian Church
Rose Hill Cemetery
Grissom Ia
Margaret Quayle
New York City
J. M. Phillips
John Dawson
J. R. White
Jim Red
E. P. McFaddin
Mac Duffie
J. ¥. Moore
Hoover Hosts Round-the-World Flyers at White House
Wiley Post and Harold Gatty arrived in Washington from New York to receive official recognition from President Hoover for their record circle-the-world flight. They were lunch guests at the White House with wives and backer F C Hall of Oklahoma Bank, invited by the president.
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Washington
Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
Hoover
Globe
New York
White House
F. C. Hall
Oklahoma
Bank
Hope golfers prize tourney names Henry medalist
Tully Henry of Hope won medalist honors in a fellowship golf tourney at Hope Golf Club on Sunday. Lyle Moore and R M LaGrone Jr. finished second and third, with prizes from local firms. Visiting players from Nashville Prescott and Magnolia joined in, and another event is planned soon under Terrsat Cornelius.
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Fully Henry
Hope
Hope Golf Club
Lyle Moore
Henry
Reed, Routon & Co
Mc. Moore
Bob McDonald Golf Club
Montgomery Ward & Co
LaGrone
Crescent Drugstore
Will Orton
Fulton
Don Reynerson
K. G. McRae
Ware Company
Jeff McClanahan
Wilson
Brothers Golf Sox
Gorham & Gosnell
M. Cureuth
Nashville
Moreland
Prescott
Magnolia
Hope Merchants
Unney J
Terrsat Cornelius
Rumored Currency Rates and Bank Conditions Across Cities
Bulletin notes from Washington on currency and national banks and a report from Little Rock on state bank conditions as of June 30. London remains the world’s largest city by population, with New York and London cited in early April population estimates.
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Little Rock
Comtmil
London
England
New York
37 Chinese Die in Rioting in Korea
Tokyo reports the deadliest interracial clash in Korea in recent years with 37 Chinese killed as mobs of Koreans attacked Chinese colonies in Pingyang and nearby cities. Police protected Chinese districts to prevent further violence.
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Korea
Tokyo
Japan
Pingyang
Chicagoan Held As Track Bomber
John Graft a 43 year old apartment house operator was arrested in a plot to bomb Chicago Rapid Transit Howard Street terminal. One bomb exploded damaging tracks and windows. two others were found nearby and extinguished. Police say the suspect bred a feud over train noise and had a box fragment from the bombs in his apartment. He denies the charges.
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Chicago
John Graft
Chicago Rapidransit Company
Howard Streets
Yes
Graff
One Injured In Auto Accident Near Waldo Ark
A multi-car crash one mile east of Waldo Ark left Julius Nelson of El Dorado with a small arm cut while seven others including Charles Brown and a group of Texarkana youths escaped unhurt. The cause remains unknown.
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Waldo
Ark
Here
Julius Nelson
el Dorado
Charles Brown
Floyd
Lloyd Stevens
Joe Taylor
Texarkana
Mary Fincher
Stevens
Lon Stevens
Taylor
Roy Taylor
W. H. Crain
John Burns
Texarkana Publisher Visits Hope With News Mentor
Texarkana Press publisher Charles Newell travels to Hope Monday with David Nelson, on a Texarkana to Hope trip. Newell previously led the Dallas Dispatch as general manager before launching the Yixerkupa evening pager Wis spring, a nationally known newspaper.
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Charles Newell
Texarkana Press
Hope
David Nelson
Texarkana
Newell
Dallas Dispatch
Eid
Explainer on Manufacturer Notes Amid French Calculations
Fragmented reader text hints at an explanation of a manufacturer’s role in relation to a French calculation. The readable portion mentions an expected outcome connected to production context and financial figures. Identifiable names or dates are not present in the fragments.
World motor vehicle census shows U S leads in ownership
Department of commerce reports 26,607,399 vehicles in 164 countries with the United States owning the majority. One car per 4.59 persons in the U S marks a decline from 4.87 last year, while smaller nations show higher ratios. Hawaii and Zealand stand out as most motorized regions outside the continental U S.
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Washington
Department of
Comerce
United States
Bn Yeman
Uspie Hedmnantina
Pee Biles
Oman
Yeman
United ‘States
United
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Tully Henry
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