Move Against Mayor Walker Gathers Speed In New York
New York June 2 AP Speedy removal charges against Mayor James J Walker were being prepared as Samuel Seabury wrapped up 14 months of inquiry with a dramatic verbal duel. Roosevelt may face ouster charges next week due to Walker ties, while Welker’s testimony revealed Walker split fees with a doctor and kept a joint bank account. Seabury charged bonds tied to a city contractor. Walker denied city fee splits except with one doctor. No hearings until fall in the 740000 investigation by the Seabury committee, after Farley case disclosures.
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New York
James J. Walker
Samuel Seabury
Seabury
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Walker
Tammany Hall
Willam H. Welker
Detroit
Reliance Bronz and Steel Company
Fifth Avenue
Thomas B. Farley
Financial Market Rally Lifts Stocks After Early Losses
In New York on June 2 the market reversed initial losses as utilities rails and several industrials hit new lows then rebounded. Gains included Santa Fe Union Pacific American Tobacco and DuPont Myers while United States Steel and Allied Chemical extended a late surge. Wall Street eyed fiscal legislation and a proposed 3 percent tax on electric power distribution as traders waited for a balanced budget to guide sentiment.
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Jagger
Associated Press
New York
cAfter
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
American Tobacco
Dggett & Myers
Lambert
American Can
Eastman Kodak
Borden and Allied Chemical
United States Steel
American Telephone
Joss
Westinghouse Electric
Washington
Wall Street
Railroad Credit Corp
Springfield Couple Wed 10 Years Late
Springfield Missouri June 2. Walter Black and Jerry Maro aged 40 were married today after a ten year delay. Officers say Black was recently arrested on a stolen car charge and will be sent to Michigan to face trial. Jerry Maro, who says she has lived with Black as his wife, pleaded for the wedding to accompany him in his defense. Sheriff Scott Curtis noted the plea as she sought to stay with him. Also reported, New York June 2. Directors of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad declared a 3 dollar dividend, after previously paying 5 dollars semiannually, with the line controlled by Great Northern and Northern Pacific.
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Springfield
Walter Black
Jerry Maro
Michigan
Black
Scott Curtis
New York
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Great Northern and Northern Pacific
Inquiry By Seabury Reveals City Medical Billing Oddities
Seabury reports show bruised toes and thumbs among New York workers. Edward Baren hurt a thumb. his doctor billed items for a foot strap. Another man suffered a toe injury and four X rays were charged. Harry Newbury injured a finger. bills included 15 visits and a sacral support. Seabury accuses doctors of fee sharing with Dr. William H. Walker, mayor’s brother.
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New York
New York City
Samuel Seabury
Edward Baren
Harry Newbury
Seabury
Convention of Traveling Mien Underway in Missouri
The 41st annual Grand Council session of the Missouri jurisdiction proceeds in Jefferson City amid growth of the order. Founded in Ohio, the organization now spans over 600 U.S. cities and 20 in Canada with 18 Missouri councils and Jefferson City Council 447.
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Calimibus
Ohio
Nei” House
Supreme Council of the Order
Columbus
John ©. Fenimore
Grand Council of
Missouri
Jefferson City
United States
Canada
Kansas City
St. Joseph
St. Louis
Adams-Easley case closed in Missouri court
In Mount Vernon Missouri charges of embezzlement and receiving deposits in a failing Bank of Aurora were dismissed against E R Adams president and M T Easley cashier. Adams still faces trial at Cassville this month for assenting to receiving deposits in a failing institution. Easley had pleaded guilty and awaited sentence when he died from an accidental self inflicted gunshot.
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Mount Vernon
E. R. Adams
Bank of Aurora
M. T. Easley
Adams
Cassville
Easley
Plan to Electrify Saline County Farms
Kansas City Power and Light seeks PSC approval to build about eight miles of 6900 volt transmission line to supply power and light to rural Saline County. Saline County court had earlier approved the line’s construction.
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Kansas City Power & Lights Company
State Public Service Commission
Saline County
Mellon Appears in Silk Knee Breeches at Derby Day Dinner
London June 2 United States Ambassador Mellon wore silk knee breeches at a Derby Day dinner hosted by Lady Ellesmere at Bridgetown House. Queen Mary and the Duchess of York attended. Invitations called for court dress. It is said Mellon will wear White House style attire for palace functions and breeches when court dress is required for Mr Melton at other events.
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London
United States
Mellon
Lady Ellesmere
Bridgetown House
Queen Mary
Duchess of York
Melton
White House
Mr. Melton
Norris proposes economy measure substitute in Senate debate
Senator Norris of Nebraska proposed a substitute for a flat ten percent cut in civilian government salaries. The plan exempts those earning below 1500 dollars and imposes reductions from five to 25 percent on salaries above that amount. The proposal accompanies the Senate's second day of debate to balance the budget with the tax bill.
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Washington
Norris
Neb
Senate
Beasley Paroled After Bad Check Conviction
R Beasley, jailed on a bad check charge in May, was paroled by Judge Stillwell today after serving less than one month of a six month sentence.
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Beasley
R. Beasley
Stillwell
Oil Producers Fail To Reach World Market Agreement
American and European oil interests, plus Soviet representatives, could not reach a binding plan to stabilize export markets after three weeks of talks. Arnott and Rabinovitch announced the failure, offering no official reason, while noting possible smaller group talks may follow.
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New York
Continental
E. Arnott
Socony Vacuum Corporation
Arnott
Philip Rabinovitch
Soviet Oil Export Organization
Mub
Jacoby Dropped by the Four Horsemen in New York
The Four Horsemen announced the replacement of Oswald Tavaby with Howard Schenken in New York. Jacoby, once partner of Sidney Lenz, left a Crawford match after disputes over bids and misplays. He has since lectured under Culbertson. The captain P. H. Sims and others cited objectionable activities tied to Jacoby.
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New York
Four Horsemen
Oswald Tavaby
Howard Schenken
Davoby
Sidney S. Lenz
Eveat
Ely Gulbertson
Lenz
Culbertson Organization
Horsemen
P. H. Sims
Willard S. Karn
David Burn
Stine
Jacoby
Culbertson
U S May Take Part in Debt Conference
London June 2 AP There is evidence British officials favor the United States joining the Lausanne debts and economic conference in the second half of the month rather than insisting on a separate London meeting to discuss remedies for the world economy.
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London
United States
Bomb plot foiled by seven year old son in Chicago
A Democratic alderman Bryan Hartnett of the 12th ward was foiled when his seven year old son Bryan Jr doused the fuse with water and threw the missile into the street. Police say the bomb would have exploded within seconds, possibly killing the boy and others nearby. several sticks of dynamite were recovered unspent.
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Chicago
Bryan Hartnett
Bryan, Jr
Perry
Robert
Holden Coach Lines Formed From Bus Line Merger
The State Public Service Commission approved the merger of two Kansas City area bus lines. One run by Fred Diehl served Kansas City to Lees Summit via Highway 50, the other by John F Hogan from Kansas City to lana Holden via Highways 50 and 57. The merged service will be Holden Coach Lines.
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Fred Diehl
Kansas City
Lees Summit
John F. Hogan
Holden
State Public Service Commission
Holden Coach Lines
Labor leader cites planning failures as economic cause
Manhattan Kansas June 2 AP William Green president of the American Federation of Labor told Kansas State College graduates that misguided policy of replacing workers with machines hindered expansion and growth He urged diffusion of wealth shorter work hours and a stronger education effort to counter unemployment while warning against communistic or fascist ideologies spreading in Europe.
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Manhattan
Kas
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Kansas State College
Green
America
Europe
Dempsey Mystery Girl Identified as Lina Basquette
Hollywood June 2. Lina Basquette actress and “Rosita Gonzales” are the same person, her mother Mrs Ernst Belcher said. Basquette and Dempsey are in Reno where the fighter introduced her as Miss Gonzales. Teddy Hayes had claimed Dempsey stole Basquette. Dempsey denied any association and Basquette fired Hayes as her business manager.
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Hollywood
Calif
Lina Basquette
Film Actes
Rosita Gonzales
Jack Dempsey
Ernst Belcher
Teday
Low Bid Entered For Army Shoes By Three Firms
Philadelphia June 2 AP The Joseph H Herman Shee Co Boston was among three bidders for 23952 pairs of service shoes opened at the Army Quartermaster depot The Herman bid 193 per pair with a 0 25 percent discount for ten days Brown Shoe Co St Louis bid 198 net International Shoe Co St Louis bid 1054 net Award to be announced later
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Philadelphia
Joseph H. Herman Shee Co
Roston
Army Quartermaster’s
Herman Company
Brown Shoe Co
St. Louis
International Shoe Co
Death of Mrs. Keeher sparks official inquiry in Oregon
In Hillsboro Oregon Washington county officials opened an inquiry into the death of 78 year old Elizabeth Keeher found scorched in the basement of the Free Methodist Church parsonage. Her daughter Reverend Nathalia Koeher discovered the home filled with smoke and her mother unresponsive. Mrs. Keeher died two hours after being rushed to a hospital.
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Hillsboro
Ore
Elizabeth Keeher
Washington County
Free Methodist Church
Nathalia Koeher
Helen Hayes Sued for 100000 by Charl es MacArthur's Ex Wife
Chicago report states actress Helen Hayes is named defendant in a 100000 suit filed in circuit court by Caryl Frink MacArthur, wife of playwright Charles MacArthur. The action, details undisclosed, was delayed but service was secured while Hayes starred in The Good Fairy.
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Chicago
Helen Hayes
Caryl Frink MacArthur
Charles MacArthur
Gerald T. Wiley
Montreal
Caryl Frank MacArthur
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Miss Hayes
Goa
New York
Queen Victoria’s restrained stance toward Kaiser Wilhelm II
Publication of Victoria’s letters reveals she avoided a harsh snub toward Kaiser Wilhelm II during the Boer War era. She argued sharp replies would irritate and harm Britain, noting William’s faults stemmed from imbecillity and that calm firmness was the strongest response.
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London
Victoria
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Germany
Kruger
South African Republic
Britain
William
Church of God ministers end Missouri session at Madison Street
The Church of God Ministerial Assembly of Missouri adjourned after a two day session at 891 Madison Street. About fifty ministers and delegates visited the Capitol and Penitentiary with Warden Leslie Rudolph outlining prison population concerns.
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Church of God Ministeral Assembly of
Missouri
Madison Street
H. A. Woolman
Carthage
Zion
Leslie Rudolph
W. B. Crowell
W. A. Lambert
St. Louis
A. Brown
Artie Giesler
Rolla
John Middleton
A. F. Torrence
Higginsville
Anna Kachel
L.L. Kachel
Springfield
B.G. Evans
J. G. Wood
Vichy
C. G McClure
DeSoto
Robert Loudermilk
Webb City
Hutton
Willow Springs
Robert Bowden
Granby
Elsie Barth
Urich
R. A. Owens
Doniphan
Henry Provo
Bakersfield
W. K. Gutridge
Montrose
R. J. Cook
Kirksville
W. Foster
Koshkonong
J. EB. McKinney
Capital City
Liberty Party Plans National Convention in Kansas City
The Liberty party executive secretary committee prepared today for a national convention in Kansas City for groups interested in forming a new political party. The convention will open July 1.
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Aurora
Modune
Liberty Party
Kansas City
Inscription Dispute Over Louvain Library Ends in Loss
Brussels June 2 AP Key Warren the American architect who rebuilt the Louvain library failed in his last appeal to keep the Latin inscription on the main facade. Monsignor Laderze opposed the line, arguing it inflames German war foes. Warren argued for consistency with the late Cardinal Mercier. The supreme court upheld the earlier ruling and the inscription will move to another site yet to be chosen.
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Key Warren
Supreme Court
Monsignor Laderze
Louvin’ University
Warren
Cardinal Mercier
Court of Appeals
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