Sinclair Bought Part Fall Ranch
Washington reports the high profile Teapot Dome trial moving into testimony with M. T. Everhart, a Colorado banker and son in law to Albert B. Fall, detailing $268,000 paid by Harry F. Sinclair to Fall in 1922 for a one third interest in Fall’s New Mexico ranches and related cash transactions, witnesses recounting the deal and certificates issued for Sinclair’s stake.
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Washington
Harry F. Sinclair
Teapot Dome
Colorado
Albert B. Fall
Sinclair
M. T. Everhart
Fall
Everhart
Ald Fall
Falls New Mexico
New York
Eash
Three Rivers
New Mexico
Liberty
Owen J. Robert
Cattle and Landh Company
Grerbart
Mall
Niverhart
Falls
Ohio Supreme Court weighs Remus bond review
The Ohio Supreme Court considered a motion to grant George Remus, Cincinnati wife killer, freedom on bond pending a review of his case. In Columbus, a banker, Charles Weinkle, 60, who served as cashier at the Trosple Tank, shot himself after the bank failed to open and an investigation was begun. In New York, government officials prepare to discuss Teapot Dome lease terms and related orders. A hospital in New York reportedly used 100 mule loads of bandages in a year.
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Sinclair
New York
Hoberts
Teapot Dome
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court Today
George Remus
Cincinnati
Kila
Bowling Grea Mo
Charles Weenkle
Sulette
Auto Owners Protest Excess Auto Tax in Senate Hearing
Washington April 10 automobile owners protested the three per cent automobile tax during public hearings of the Senate revenue bill. The dispute centered on claims that Ford Motor Company imposes inflated freight charges while cars are built in multiple plants near sale points. J Barton Weeks of the American Motorists Association argued against a Mel lon administration position that manufacturers seek repeal of the tax.
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Senate
Reed
Pennsylvania
Ford Motor Company
J. Barton Weeks
Committee On the Revenue Bill
Mellon
Ife
Lawmakers clash over tax repeal and auto prices
Senator Reed warned repeal would yield little revenue while Senator Couzens argued benefits would accrue to opponents. Steed read lists claiming auto parts prices did not fall after a tax was removed two years ago. Weeks denied knowledge that Ford collected a $25 million in what he called lane ginery freight. Costes and Lebrix arrived Calcutta from Hanoi after a 1200 mile flight. Historical note recalls Henry VIII era statute labeling actors rogues and vagabonds still on the books.
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Senator Couzens
Michigan
Steed
Reed
Werks
Ford Company
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Hanoi
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