Leyburn Urged to Quit Job Over Severe Revenue Report
FiIlhenney report said to be severe on the revenue collector, prompting calls for Leyburn to resign. The document cites findings against the official and outlines alleged lapses in duty.
30 Jun 1911
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1911
Page
1
FiIlhenney report said to be severe on the revenue collector, prompting calls for Leyburn to resign. The document cites findings against the official and outlines alleged lapses in duty.
Washington reports Taft may force Leyburn's resignation after Civil Service findings that he manipulated eligible lists to favor loyal appointees and allowed optical fund deductions from classified staff. Behan's fate remains undecided while McInhenny urges dismissal for Leyburn and notes mixed views on clerical aides in New Orleans federal offices.
New Orleans June 30 Edwin S Leyburn collector of internal revenue for the district of Louisiana has resigned at the direction of President Taft. He faced charges of countenancing contributions to Republican campaign funds from Civil Service employees and of manipulating eligible lists to appoint favored applicants.
A brief item notes ring up at Monroe Drug Store related to automobiles with 201wk as a referenced figure.
Washington tasks the public with a report by Her bert Knox Smith on the United States Steel Corporation. The Stanley committee’s findings spotlight steel, coke, coal, cement, and railroad control, noting 80 percent iron ore deposits, 70 percent rail production, and near-total influence over pricing and transportation.
A mother was fatally hurt in a personal crisis affecting her family, with authorities reporting the incident occurred in a tense domestic situation. The case centers on the mother’s injuries and subsequent death, investigated by local police.
In Lockney Texas on June 20 a roof and wall collapse at a waterworks project killed thirteen men and injured sixty others. A heat driven tragedy in Los Angeles native Maude McCrary killed her three children aged three months three and five and then took her own life in a vacant house after visiting her mother.
Washington reports Edward Hines the Chicago lumberman resumed testimony before the Lorimer election fund committee. His counsel seeks to prove papers show he was not in Chicago in February when Funk says Hines asked for a $10 000 contribution to reimburse the Lorimer fund. Hines admits being at the Union League Club the day Lorimer was elected.
A sermon excerpt argues ambition inflates self, while true work in the kingdom comes through service. It cites Paul before the Praetorian Guard and Bunyan in Bedford jail as examples of patient labor revealing deeper vision of Christian life.
John T. Michel arrives in Minden for a meet and discuss strategy amid claims of a fair Ruston rally. Ruston planners deny packing the crowd as candidates including Aswell and Sanders supporters are expected. several officials and candidates are noted as potentially attending the July Ruston meeting.
Federal grand jury returns nine indictments for restraint of trade under Sherman Act against associations and individuals tied to the steel wire industry. Prominent defendants include Herbert L. Satterlee and Wm P. Palmer with others named across the Horse Shoe, Bare Wire, Weatherproof and Wire Magnet, Underground Power Cable, and Telephone Cable associations. Continues on page five.
Ten men died and seven others were seriously injured when the Buffalo water works pumping station roof and walls collapsed. The dead were buried under hundreds of tons of steel brick and mortar as workers on the roof were crushed. two injured died later in hospital and one in an ambulance, bringing total fatalities to thirteen at noon. About two hundred feet of roof gave way.
The government censored dispatches about last night’s disorders as a bomb near Callemayor street exploded during a parade closing the eucharistic congress. At least sixty were seriously injured, mostly from the crowd panic, with one arrest reported. About fifty thousand people attended, including ten thousand workers and several thousand clergy.
Weather displays will start at City Hall with flags showing forecast details provided by Monroe weather bureau stations. The Progressive League organized the effort with local sponsors and venues listed. Bishop Candler addressed Divinity School opening at the Seashore Camp Ground praising temperance and ministry dedication.
New Iberia La June 30 Mrs As sard Elias wife of a Syrian merchant was electrocuted yesterday while hanging out clothes on a wire clothes line which had become cross-
Baltimore report notes Cardinal Gibbons marks forty years as a priest and twenty-five years as a Sacred College member with masses across the diocese. Messages from the Pope and Vatican friends join widespread American congratulatory letters. A formal, larger celebration is planned for October with Cardinal Gibbons then 77 years old.
Mike Donlan rejoined the Giants and is serving as a pinch hitter. He expects to join the regular lineup soon.
A sweeping set of indictments was announced, naming numerous prominent individuals and associations as targets of a broad law enforcement dragnet. Investigators disclosed charges across multiple sectors, signaling a wide crackdown on apparent misconduct.
Louisville June 20 The Kentucky Democratic primary ends a bitter campaign with high expected turnout. Ollie M James leads the field for U S representative after Paynter withdraws. McCreary and Adams vie for governor while contests arise for lieutenant governor auditor attorney general and other state posts.
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