Sanders Attacks Everett Over Louisiana Trip Expenses
Former Louisiana Governor J Y Sanders delivers a harsh charge against ex Commissioner W J Everett in a Monday declaration. He accuses Everett of falsification and graft, cites $650 December 3 1924 expenses, denies owning Southern Carbon Company stock, and questions earlier remarks. The dispute links to trapping rights and Rockefeller refuge mineral rights, with a related permit not presented to the new conservation chief. Continued on page seven.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
W. J. Everett
J. Y. Sanders
Everett
Sanders
Carr
Department
Saint
Resa
Southern Carbon Company
Leasure
MIT
Fifax
Rockefeller
W. K. Irion
Lucy P. Russell
Hhe State
E. R
Payton Manufacturer and Friends Failed Aid in Hour of Need
Dayton dispatch reports Fred G. Nichol, a Payton-area manufacturer dubbed a phantom bandit, admitted holding up the North Dayton bank two weeks prior and stealing about 4000 dollars. He claimed his own ruin from war losses drove the crime, saying no one would assist him when he needed help.
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Payton Manufacturer
Friends
Dayton
Ohio
A. P
Fred G. Nichol
Dayton Anc
Dayton Savings and Ast Company
Mrs Walter C Fain Joins Virginia General Assembly
Mrs Walter C Fain, Norfolk clubwoman, now serves in the Virginia General Assembly's house of delegates. An able debater, she is expected to take a leading part in discussions affecting women and children.
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Walter C. Fain
Norfolk
House of Delegates
Virginia General Assemly
Drop probe of collar maker shadow case gains pace
Monmouth county New Jersey authorities drop further probe into Max Phillips alleged plot by unidentified persons to ruin his reputation through women and spiritualists. Grand jury will hear charges against three women and one man detectives. Phillips adds Charles Evans Hughes to his legal team. he testifies as Mrs. Margaret Campbell faces a hearing for predicting the future.
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W York
A. P
Monmouth County
New Jersey
Max Phillips
Langdon E. Morris
Cting
Phillips
Phillips- Jones Company
Charles Evans Hughes
Sportsman
Margaret Campbell
Mary Dulany
Long Branch
N. J
Beatrice Johnston
Leaders of Klan Convene to Take Up U S Problems
Buckeye Lake Ohio August 25 Ku Klux Klan grand dragons and titans gather at a small church for a national council with executive sessions. Topics include internal organization, realm rebuilding, extension work, uniform practices, and defending Protestantism against motion pictures. Imperial Wizard Dr Hiram Evans attends opening events.
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Buckeye Lake
Ohio
A. P
National Council
Grand Dragons
Titans
Ku Klux Klan
Hiram W. Evans
Dr Scott Addresses Allen Chapel on the Topic Mother
Dr R N Scott a colored preacher spoke at Allen Chapel A M E last evening on the subject Mother. The talk drew a large gathering and praise from Presiding Elders G T Stinson and H Walker who urged all to attend. He will speak tonight on The Black Man and His Ways at Eleventh and Pine.
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R. N. Scott
Allen Chapel
G. T. Stinson
Shreveport
H. Walker
Alexandria
A. M .E. Cha
Eleventh and
Pine
Chinese Tong Fights Erupt After Chinatown Funeral
A new Chinese war breaks out in multiple cities after the burial of Lee Kue Ying in New York. Gunfire injures bystanders in Boston, a Chicago on Leon tongman is shot, and police raid Hip Sing headquarters in Washington. More than 15,000 participated in Ying’s funeral with bands and processions.
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New York
A. P.1
Lee Kue Ying
Chinatown
Hip Sing
Leon Tongs
Que On Leon Tongman
Hed
Tip Sing
Boston
Wasas
Creen
Hip Sing Tong
Washing- Lier
Chigo
On Leon
Chicago
Joseph Crowley
Washington
Tong
Ying
Columbus University
Tong war resurfaces as laundry owner shot in Pittsburg
Pittsburg August 25. Shing Sun proprietor of a Chinese laundry was shot and killed today by two unidentified Chinese in a renewal of warfare between rival Tongs. Sun’s killers fled, police said.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburg
A. P
Shing Sun
Sun
Bastrop Hardwood Plant Destroyed In Fire
The Sterling Hardwood and Flooring plant near Bastrop was destroyed by a blaze after 8 30 p m. The loss is about 50 000 with partial insurance. The wooden structure vanished in under an hour and about 50 workers were employed there. Management plans to rebuild larger than before.
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News-Star
Bastrop
Sterling Hardwood and Flooring Company
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Hearing on Magee charge postponed to Sept. 2
The preliminary hearing for Carl C. Magee of Albuquerque on murder related charges stemming from a hotel lobby shooting was moved from Aug 26 to Sept 2. Magee, injured in the melee after an attack by ex-District Judge Leahy, did not travel due to illness. bystander Lasseter died amid the chaos.
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Las Vegas
N. M
A. P
Carl C. Magee
Albuquerque
John B. Lasseter
Magee
D. J. Leahy
Judge Leahy
Leahy
Lagseter
Billion Dollar Loss in Year’s Fraud Schemes
A 1925 report by the Better Business Bureau of New York estimates the public paid about one billion dollars to fraudulent stock schemes and oil well promoters in 1924. The piece notes the ongoing effectiveness of the Martin Act, state and local anti fraud efforts, and the spread of investment quackery across cities, real estate scams, and illicit liquor schemes. It highlights investors nationwide and references figures and locales such as New York, Madison Corners, Matson Square, Riverside Drive, and Sing Sing.
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New York
A. P
Better Business Bureau of New York
Matson Square
Madison Corners
Bureau
Martin
Statute
Bucket Shor
Hamiets of Commerce
Advertising Clubs
Better Business Bureaus
1Vestment Quack
Florida
Broderick Hartwell
Frederick A. Cook
Riverside Drive
New York City
Sing Sing
Caillaux and Churchill Resume Debt Talks in London
French Finance Minister Caillaux resumed debt discussions with Chancellor Churchill in London today after a prior meeting with Montague Norman. The luncheon with American Ambassador Houghton preceded the talks, which were described as informal social engagements despite press attention.
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London
A. P
M. Caillaux
Churchill
Montague Norman
Bank of England
Caillauxi
United States
Coolidge to Return by Labor Day and Name New Ambassadors
President Coolidge plans to return to Washington by train around Labor Day after a massachusetts vacation. He will hold conferences on public questions and may visit Plymouth. He aims to appoint a new ambassador to Japan and a new civil service commissioner, though likely later. Belgium debt funding is seen as separate from other settlements, with Britain terms serving as a basis for future negotiations. Belgium’s wartime neutrality and sympathy in the U S are cited as reasons for liberal funding terms.
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Swampscott
Mass
A. P
Coolidge
Washington
Plymouth
Japan
Belgium
White Court
Great Britain
American Debt Commission
Congress
Debt Commission
United States
Embargo on Non-Perishables by Florida East Coast Railway
Miami Florida August 25 By A P J The embargo by the Florida East Coast railway on ponds entering the southern division affects only non-perishable freight excluding fuel oils and does not apply to passengers per Governor Martins telegram to the Interstate Commerce Commission per E P McLain superintendent of transportation here. Perishable goods and food stuffs are moving and the embargo can only be lifted when sidings and warehouses are cleared and cars waiting to be unloaded are released.
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Miami
Fla
A. P.J
Florida East Coast Railway
Southern Division
Governor Martin
Interstate Commerce Commission
E. P. McLain
Widow of Commoner backs Daniels memorial plan
The widow of the Commoner approves Josephus Daniels as leader of a national memorial movement. She says the memorial should be in Washington and notes Dayton Tennessee as a suitable site for educational work aligned with Bryan’s wishes.
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Commoner
Daniels
Miami
Fla
A. P
Josephus Daniels
Jennings Bryan
Philadelphia Record
Dayton
Tenn
Bryan
River and Red River stage report with city figures
River MISSISSIPPI levels show Memphis 4.7 fall 0.4 Vicksburg 8.1 unchanged New Orleans 1.9 unchanged and Shreveport 9.0 fall 0.4 Alexandria 5.8 fall 0.6. OUACHITA Monroe 13.4 OHIO Cairo 31.5 4 : 0.4.
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Mississippi
Memphis
Vicksburg
New Orleans
Shreveport
Alexandria
Ouachita
Monroe
Ohio
Royal romance plans wedding for Henry and Lady Mary Scott
Prince Henry brother of the Prince of Wales is set to wed Lady Mary Scott daughter of the Earl of Buccleuch in November in London according to current plans.
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Prince Henry
Prince of Wales
Mary Scott
Earl of Bureleuch
London
War talk over Florida Collier land dispute near Marco
Baron G Collier owner of Collier county Florida says there is no war only newspaper talk as he awaits a conference with Governor Martin and Attorney General Buford over disputed west coast tracts including Marco Island. He accuses new settlers of claiming jumper status and defends sheriff Maynard.
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Tallahassee
Fla
A. P
Baron G. Collier
New York
Collier County
Martin
Buford
Florida
Everglades
Marco
Collier
Guvernor Marin
W. G. Williams
Williams
Naples
Immokalee
W. OR. Maynard
Sheriff Maynard
Mareo Island
Maynard
New Jersey
Flovida
Know Mississippi Train Marked in North Tour Success
Lieutenant Governor Dennis Murphree reports the Know Mississippi Better special train has exceeded expectations on a ten day northern and western tour to showcase Mississippi resources. Great receptions and expressed interest in visiting Mississippi followed the August 19 departure, with a return to Jackson on August 29.
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Jackson
Miss
A. P
Associated Press
Dennis Murphree
Freeport
Ills
Mississippi
Murphree
Masked Men Rob Bank Pair on Rail Payroll Route
Floyd Reed vice president and Earl Bryant cashier of the American State Bank of Bernie Indiana were robbed early today while carrying the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad payroll worth 11000 from Clinton Indiana. Five masked men in a car forced them into a corn field and shot the radiator of the car.
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Danville
Ills
A. P
Floyd Reed
Earl Bryant
American State Bank of
Bernie
Ind
Clinton
Chicago, Milwaukee and
Gang raids mail car near border fatally wounding clerk
A combined express and mail car robbery on Santa Fe Train No 75 between San Diego and Santa Ana left messenger Elmer Campbell gravely wounded. Four bandits escaped toward Mexico after breaking in via a door panel and rope ladder, with airplane mail pouch and other bags emptied. Investigators await condition updates as border officers monitor potential crossing.
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Santa Ana
Calif
A. P.1
Santa Fe
San Diego
Elmer Campbell
Campbell
San Diezo
Messenger
Express Company
Mexico
San Juan
Los Angeles
Cotton States Market Advisory Board Meet Called
Members of the Cotton States Market Advisory Board from Mississippi Arkansas Oklahoma Texas Louisiana Alabama Georgia North and South Carolina Tennessee Florida and Virginia are summoned to meet in Memphis Tennessee on September 14. Harry D Wilson chairman urges participation of Senators Ransdell Heflin Harreld Caraway and Smith members of the senate agricultural committee to discuss marketing of current cotton and cottonseed.
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Alabama
Harreld
Oklahoma
Caraway
Arkansas
Smith
South Carolina
Senate Agricultural Committee
Wilson
Lawson estate largely left to benevolences
Victor F. Lawson longtime Chicago Daily News editor and owner left almost three quarters of his estate to benevolent purposes. The Daily News and other assets go to Illinois Merchants Trust Company as trustee with $4 775 000 in specific bequests and more than half to benevolences. Melville E. Stone received a $200 000 bequest. John J. Mitchell, president of the trust, said the Daily News will be managed under Lawson's policies and ideals.
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Chicago
A. P
Victor F. Lawson
Chicago Daily News
Illinois Merchants Trust Company
Melville E. Stone
New York City
Associated Press
John J. Mitchell
Ilinois Merchant Trust Company
Daily News
Lawson
Missing yawl hunt covers Pass Manchac lake area
New Orleans search for the yawl Utopia and a family of seven aboard after leaving the Old Basin canal on Sunday for fishing on Lake Pontchartrain. Andrew McCully 48 his wife 48 their father 70 and children Berwin 19 Ralph 17 Evelyn 15 Louis 18 were aboard. Boats from the Southern Yacht club patrol the lake hoping to locate the vessel possibly marooned in a remote inlet.
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New Orleans
Ardis McCully
Pass Manchac
McCully
Pass Manchae
Lake Maurtepas
Lake Borgne
LaBranch
St. Charles Parish
McGully
Utopia
Old Basin Canal
Lake Pontchartrain
Andrew McCulley
Berwin
Ralph
Evelyn
Louis
Southern Yacht Club
Young Ex Marine Held on Charge of Shooting
Jackson Mississippi August 20 By A Pli W Miley father of Chess ter B Miley young ex marine who was arrested at Aberdeen Mississippi yesterday in connection with a Pittsburgh bank robbery said he knew little about the affair He received telegrams confirming the arrest and that his son was being taken back to Pittsburgh He is employed on a construction job in Aberdeen and awaits developments The arrest followed a Pittsburgh bank robbery attempt and shooting with intent to kill
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Jackson
Miss
A. Pli
W. H. Miley
Chesster
B. Miley
Aberdeen
Pittsburgh, Pa
Pittsburgh
Miley
Young Miley
All Southern Team Leads in Shoot On Dayton C Grounds
Dayton Ohio August 23 by A P The all southern team led the field in the state team race championship of the amateur trap shooting association tournament at Vandalia The team scored 1485 of 500 targets Portland Oregon team second with 482 of 500 C A Young of Springfield Ohio and Ira M Carroll of Kansas City Mo led individuals with 100 breaks The all southern team includes C W McNeil Houston Texas W A Lancier Augusta Ga A M Perkins Baton Rouge La J D Clay Houston Texas and Walton Hill Montgomery Ala
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Dayton
Ohio
A. P.j
Vandalia
Portland
Oregon
C. A. Young
Springfield
Ira M. Carroll
Kansas City
C. W. McNeil
Houston Texas
W. A. Lancier
Augusta
A. M. Perkins
Baton Rouge
J. D. Clay
Houston
Texas
Walton Hill
Montgomery
Ala
French and Belgians Withdraw From Duesseldorf Areas
Duesseldorf and nearby Duisburg Ruhrort were evacuated by French and Belgian forces today. The troops had occupied the so called sanctions cities since 1921, ending their long occupation in the region and shifting control back to German authorities.
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Duesseldorf
Germany
A. P
Duisburg
Ruhrort
Two men named to Caddo parish police jury
Baton Rouge August 28 G W Rallshack and Randall T Moore were appointed as members of the Caddo parish police jury to fill vacancies caused by the deaths of Captain W F Crawford and EB D Land.
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Baton Rouge
A. P
G. W. Rallshack
Randall T. Moore
Caddo Parish
W.F. Crawford
EB. D. Land
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Everett N.Y
Commission Row
U. S
Scott
Gotham
Mast
Sterling Hardwood and Flooring Co
Griffin
Ruth Howell
Miss Monroe
H. N. Howell
U.S
Caillaux
Florida Shippers
Cairo
Orin Henrn
Marco Island
North
R. R
California
Border
Growers’ Assn
Farm Bureau
Louisiana Farm Bureau Cotton Growers’ Co-operative Association
Agricultural Credit Corporation
National City Bank of New York
G. L. Wooley
N. C. Lake
Young
Dayton, C
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