Insull returns to face charges amid political fallout
Samuel Insull and son Samuel Insull Jr arrived in Chicago from abroad aboard the Exilena, landing under escort and asserting his intent to fight for vindication. He defended his actions during the financial panic while criticizing previous officials and agencies, and warned that the full story has yet to unfold.
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Fort Hancock
N. J
Insuli
Open Een
United States Coast Guard
Hudson
Princeton Jonetson
Chicago
Samuel Insull, Jr
Insull
America
New Code Proposed for Wire Communications Industry
Recovery Administrator Johnson unveils a drastic code aimed at AT&T and Western Union, pressed as lawlike for the industry. The code would overhaul licensing and internal conditions, with hearings set and the President to decide on action. The NRA argues changes burden commerce and kill jobs.
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American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Western Union Company
Johnson
NRA
Mellon Cleared by Pittsburgh Grand Jury in Tax Case
Andrew W. Mellon, former secretary of the treasury and ambassador to England, faced tax evasion charges. A federal grand jury in Pittsburgh refused to indict, finding no basis for the charges. Foreman William Beeson led a diverse panel. Mellon praised the verdict as a verdict by fellow citizens. Officials indicated the government would not challenge the decision.
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Eéix
United States
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Lithuania
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Roosevelt
England
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Congress
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Kerensky
Yarious
House
Landsilda
Mr. Roosevelt
White House
Ndrew W. Mellon
the Treasury
Department of Justice
Pittsburgh
Willam Beeson
Mellon
Mr. Mellon
Roosevelt couple announce birth of daughter Struth Chandler
President Roosevelt is again grandfather as Mr and Mrs Elliott Roosevelt welcome a daughter in Worth Texas. The newborn weighs six pounds six ounces and is named Struth Chandler Roosevelt.
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South Jordan
Teth Stockings
Alwave
Salt Lake City
Wutah
Roosevelt
Kanab
Kane County
Down No Tort Worth
Texas
Elliott Roosevelt
Struth Chandler Roosevelt
Aviation shift ends army flights as contracts phase out
Commercial aviation rapidly takes over routes once held by the army as short term contracts expire, marking a transitional period in air service.
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