Alleged Writeups in Cities Service Valuation Probed
Washington June 27 Alleged writeups in valuation totaling over 26 million dollars in Cities Service Gas Company Cities Service Pipe Line Company and Gas Service Company were recorded by the Trade Commission amid its utility inquiry. The report cites 1928 1931 rates of return and intercompany advances while noting the commission does not set value or fair value of properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
IAP
Cities Service
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Nebraska
The
Trade Commission
Cities Service Gas Company
Cities Service Pipe Line Company
Gas Service Company
Cities Service Group
Robert Burns
Cities Service Counsel
Henry L. Doherty and Company
Cities Service Company
Cities Service Gas Pipe Line Company
Woman Faces Death as Gov Signs Reprieve for Killer
A New York governor signed a reprieve for a condemned man named Joseph Murphy, part of the so called murder syndicate that killed Durable Mike Malloy. While Anna Antonio awaits her fate another editorial debate swirls around mercy for her. Murphy’s fate remains undecided, with a decision expected next week. In Missouri, 11 year old Charles Kleinsmith died from lightning while playing tennis, his funeral held today. His father Robert Kleinsmith is a former prosecuting attorney and a Republican candidate for circuit judge. Dr Ernst Hanstaengl, Hitler aide, will attend a Newport wedding of John Jacob Astor III and Ellen Tuck French.
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Ahd
Joseph Murphy
Mike’ Malloy
Murphy
State of
New York
Anna Antonio
Man's League of Mercy of the
United States
League
Herbert H. Lehman
Hillsboro, Mo
Charles Kleinsmith
Robert Kleinsmith
Jefferson County
Tow
Ernst IN News
Boston
Ernst F. S. Hanstaengl
Adolph Hitler
New England
John Jacob Astor
Ellen Tuck French
Strikers Threaten Union Area War in Milwaukee Riots
Milwaukee labor groups urged a boycott of street cars and buses as rioting spread across the city. Police and 3000 to 10000 protesters clashed with strikebreakers, with ten arrests, dozens injured, and hundreds of cars halted or damaged during a two part onslaught on a southside intersection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Jacob G. Laubenheifer
The
Electric Company
Frank Fillinger
Pecora Might Chair New Securities Commission
Washington reports Ferdinand Pecora, famed Senate stock market investigator, could accept a one year chairmanship of the new five man securities commission. President Roosevelt has not finalized personnel, with James M. Landis as potential member and chairman candidate.
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Washington
Junge
Ferdinand Pecora
Senate Stock Market Inquisitor
New Securities Commission
United Press
White House
Pecora
Landis
Roosevelt
James M. Landis
Brain Truster No. 2
Federal Trade Commission
Securities Commission
Duncan A. Pl
Ill Roads Lead To Horse Show Opening
Two day event list for the American Lesson horse show outlines Wednesday June 27 and Thursday June 28 schedules. Classes include Pony, Five Gaited, Three Gaited and Roadster divisions with trophies for youth and Rider prizes.
Missouri River rises mildly in night report
Local brief notes the Missouri River reached 6.01 feet above mean low water overnight. Also announced births for Toby Schmitz and Leonard Walther families, with both mothers and babies reported well. Bankers plan a regional meeting in Jefferson City October 25 as Missouri Bankers Association groups convene.
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Missouri River
Missouri Bankets Association
Jefferson City
Council of Association
Sedalia
Son of Tom Lamont Arrested for Picketing in Jersey City
Corliss W. Lamont, 32, son of Thomas W. Lamont of J. P. Morgan & Co., was arrested in Jersey City for picketing a local furniture plant. He is noted as a member of the American Civil Liberties Union district trustees.
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Tom Lamont
Jersey City
N. J
Corliss W. Lamont
Thomas W. Lamont
J. P. Morgan & Co
Lamont
Zone of Trustees
The
American pOiwil Liberties Union
Will Add 80 000 To Tree Army In Drought Relief
Washington June 27 AP Fifty thousand men will join the civilian conservation corps next month under a $525 million drought relief program. Recruitment spans 22 drought states, with 150 to 200 new camps planned and existing camps expanded to 250 men.
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Washington
Civilian Conservation Corps
Roosevelt
Robert H. Fechner
CDC
Arizona
California
Colorado
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Minnesota
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Mexico
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Oregon
South Dakota
Texas
Utah
Wisconsin
Wyoming
National Parks and Forestry Services
Frank Peareson
Labor Department
Emergency Works Council
Prince Obolensky Must Pay Costs In Divorce Case
London reports Prince Serge Obolensky found to have misconducted himself with Mrs. Tilly Losch. The Vienna dancer was ordered to pay the general costs of the action as Edward Frank Willis James won a divorce nisi yesterday.
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London
Prince Serge Obolensky
Tilly Losch
Mourn Vanished Sister Auntie Lookout Mountain
A brief note records a missing sister known as Auntie near Lookout Mountain, clarifying no state affiliation to Tennessee or Georgia and hinting at a cross border confusion in local notices.
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Lookout Mountain
Tennessee
Georgia
Mother of Hugh Johnson Sued by Owl Trustee
Elizabeth M. Johnson mother of General Hugh Johnson NRA administrator is named a defendant in a Tulsa suit by Henry R. Duncan trustee for the Major Oil Co. Duncan seeks to recover lands once owned by the company, alleging transfer by Mrs. Johnson via her son Alex Johnston while Major Oil was insolvent to favor her debt. The land spans McLain Pattawatamie Lincoln Garvin and Grady counties. Duncan says the case aims to set aside a bankruptcy preference and fraud in law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Okla
Elizabeth M. Johnson
Hugh 5. Johnson
NRA
Henry R. Duncan
Tulsa
Duncan
Johnson
Alex Johnston
Oil
Bankgrupt
McLain
Pattawatamie
Lincoln
Garvin
Grady
Johnston
Alex
Hugh Johnson
Todiay
Suspects Freed in Hillmen Slayings In Oklahoma
In McAlester Oklahoma June 27 AP two suspects were released as investigators continue probing the puzzling evidence in the hill country slayings of three Canadian Oklahoma bachelors. Sheriff Bob Lackey said four men and two women remain in custody and that is all the arrests needed.
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Mcalester
Okla
Bob Lackey
Pelion Grigsby
Jons Estes
Soldiers menace Austrian town amid home guard clash
June 27. Several hundred Austrian soldiers defied orders to stay off the streets and faced a demonstration near the opera against the Heim Wehr home guard. Troops with bayonets and helmets were sent from the garrison to clear the corpse area, marking a rare callout of soldiers against soldiers as police were overwhelmed.
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Graz
Austria
Heim Wehr
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Railwaukee
Ohio
Scioto Marshes
McGuffey
Bill Hamlin
Weeder
Commission ON Securities
Toby Schmitz
East
Erin Street
Leonard Walther
Miler Street
St. Mary's Hospital
Springfield
St. Joseph
Kansas City
St. Louis
Missouri Hotel
Chief Braner
Chief of Police
Braner
East Ashley Street
Judy Schneider
Schneider
Bureau of Agriculture
Federal
Naval Recruiting Office
Bureau of Agriculure
Mere Col, Frank
Manhattan
W. H. Burgwin
Elmarine Site
Forrest Frank
Agnes Brown
Chicago
Frank Jacobs
Hazelle Young
Macon
Henry
Stockton
William Young
Columbia
Tree Army
CCCI
Dreuth Relief
Grand Rapids
Detroit
Agnes Tutterson
Alfred Urban
Urban
Greta Agnes
OWL
Youthful Ward
Willam A. Clark
Los Angeles
George John Pale
Martha Pale
Clark Home
Pale
D! Scholls
Katy
Misanuri-Kansas-Texas
Oklahoma City
Tulsa Muskogee McAlester
Dallas, Fort Worth
Wichita Falls
Waco Austin
San Antonio
Houston Galveston
North Jefferson
Parsons
Katy Station
Jefferson City, Mo
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