William Fox testifies on stand about bankers conspiracy
William Fox tells Senate banking committee he was forced from the movie industry by bankers. He alleges payments to Louis B Mayer and seeks help from Republican leaders including Hoover to block anti trust action. Fox claims Mayer aided him at justice department after a 2 million dollar settlement. He cites Halsey Stuart, Wiggin, and AT&T official John Chiles on the conspiracy. Evidence cited by investigators includes large payments to Untermyer and Hughes firm for legal services.
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Washington
Navy
William Pox
Senate
Hoover
Louis B. Mayer
California
Mayer
Justice Department
Claudius Huston
Republican National Committee
James Francis Burke
Senate Banking Committee
Fox
Halsey-Stuart and Company
Albert H. Wiggin
Chase National Bank
John Chlerson
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Samuel Untermyer
Charles Evans Hughes
Wynekoop Case Details Scrutinized by Police
Chicago detectives say chemists found evidence that Rheta Gardner Wynekoop was shot after dinner at the Wynekoop home and the killer was in the household. Dr. Alice Wynekoop and Enid Hennes testified they ate at 6 pm while Rheta was absent.
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Gardner
Indianapolis
Ind
Alice Wynekoop
Dr. Wynekoop
Wynekoops
Chicago
Wynekoop
Rheta
Earle
William Schoemaker
Rheta Gardner Wynekoop
Enid Hennes
Notorious Wynekoop Murder Case Baffles Officials
Police report that Dr Catherine Wynekoop claims her brother Earle spent the murder night in Chicago while Stanley Young says they drove to Kansas City. Investigators note life insurance policies naming Wynekoop and Catherine as beneficiaries and the case centers on the missing husband.
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Catherine Wynekoop
Earle
Chicago
Stanley Young
Young Wynekoop
Kansas City
Shoemaker
Wynekoop
The
Commercial Life Insurance Company
Frank Walsh
Earle Wynekoop
Catherine
Dr. W
Young
Merrill Avenue
Wyneekoop
Rember
Otto Basye
Basye
Paul Basye
Union Station
Rio Saxon Shines At American Royal Show
Rio Saxon, seven years old, defends the heavy harness title amid a spirited display by owner Mrs. A G Thompson of Elmhurst UL. Carnation Solitaire and America's Dream from Carnation stables contend for top honors as the event showcases southwestern entries at the American Royal in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
A. G. Thompson
Rio Saxton
Elmhurst
Pomona
Calif
Rio Saxon
America's Dream
Carnation Stables
Kentucky
Kentucky Vocational Agriculture
Kansas
Pennsylvania
J.T. Allison
William Swenson
Spanish Fork
Utah
Darrell Crack
Washington
Bobby Jones
Radnor
Ohio
Ohio Wesleyan
Future Partners of America
Alex Alampi
Williamstown
N. J
Robert Stewart
Miles City
Mont
Marion Winge
Lyons
Morrizon
Lowenstein
Kearney
Nebraska
Missouri to cut auto license fees by 25 percent
Missouri lawmakers plan a general 25 percent reduction in automobile license fees to remove $2.25 million from the $9 million yearly Highway Department take. Governor Park supports a cut near 40 percent, while committee members propose a flat $5 fee for cars five years old or older.
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Missouri
House Committee On Roads and Highways
C. C. Hayward
Shelby County
Hayward
State Highway Department
Guy B. Park
Roberts bids for dramshop alternative in liquor debate
In the Missouri House Speaker W H Meredith ruled out of order Rob erts urged a well regulated dramshop sa loon model instead of serving liquor with meals. He warned that selling liquor by the drink would criminalize restaurant keepers. The House then moved to review five liquor control measures bill by bill, with days likely needed to reach a final vote.
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W. H. Meredith
Roberts
Missouri Advisory Scanners
Contemplated Remarks from Weiss on Newark Standpoint
Weiss said he wished the claim were true from a Newark standpoint but called it too foolish to consider.
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Weiss
Newark
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Razin
Carter
Wig
Connie
BE. Q. Johnson
Johnson
L Young
Hollywood
Constance Bennett
American Royal
Jefferson City
Government Weather Bureau
Swifts Highway
Theodore Kolkmeyer
John Haverkortt
St. Mary's Hospital
Mike Michelson
Elmer Wendt
St. Louis
Rey Tharp
Harry Leach
Roomston High Street
Presbyterian Church
John T. Sturgis
R. C. Goshorn
W. L. Whittington
J. A. Rath
Kent
Edwin R. Barnthouse
St. Mary’s Hospital
Ashley Street
Robert M. Otto
Kirkwood
Francis E. Long
Fred Brondel
Hen Ralfes
Thomas J. Kelly
St. Joseph's Hospital
Boonville
Kelly
H. Dickmann
St. .Louis
Jefferson ‘City
Dick Dale
Richmond
Kiwanis Club
Missouri Hotel
Raupie
New York Yankees
Babe Ruth
Ruth
Jacob Rupert
Newark Glu
French Lick
George Weiss
Paris Tailors and Cleaners
Madison
J.C. Cleane Association
Hlamptom
Wissner
Starr
Hamilton
Woward
Willard
Malcolm & Love
Parkes & Wadley
E. High St
Coleman Aa
American Tobacco Company
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