Insull Returns to Face Trial as U S Judge in Exile
Samuel Insull the former utilities magnate returns to American soil to face charges in Chicago after a voyage from abroad. He defends his actions as honest errors amid the financial panic, cites his long exile and asserts his honesty will be vindicated in court.
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Samuel Insull
Fort Hancock
N. J
Insull
United States Coast Guard
Hudson
Princeton Junction
Chicago
Samuel Insull, Jr
America
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Western Union Company
Johnson
NRA
Political Chaos Looms in Campaign as Emergency Debates Rise
Washington report notes Republicans hint a fight to block new emergency programs while claiming the emergency is over. Rep Snell of New York declares the emergency ended, provoking questions about continued spending and the fate of NRA and AAA programs in the looming election.
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NRA
Roosevelt
League of Nations
China
Nanking
Ludwig Rajchman
League
Japan
United States
Chinese National Military and Communications Commission
Shanghai
Europe
Feisal
Ibn Saud
Yemen
Asia
Africa
Great Britain
Italy
France
Washington
Representative Snell
New York
House
Snell
AAA
Mr. Roosevelt
White House
Illini State News Highlights Local Tragedies and Appointments
Illinois items report Ot tawa youth Raymond Grooms drowning in the Fox river and Edgar shopkeeper's son Alonzo Trout's death after a Paris hospital admission. Edwardian-era figures include Michigan Senate rival Arthur Vandenberg as Rockford College speaker, and Monmouth College inviting Melbourne Aubrey. Other notes cover a Willow Springs CCC quarantine, Joliet penitentiary kiss limits, and Elgin mayor Carl Botsford's death.
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Raymond Grooms
Ottawa
Fox River
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
Rockford College
Betty
Alonzo Trout
Edgar
Paris
William “Scotty” Campbell
William Niehart
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Melbourne Evans Aubrey
Baptist Union of Great
Britain
Monmouth College
T. H. McMichael
Civilian Conservation Corps
Willow Springs
Joliet
Stateville
Carl E. Botsford
Elgin
Kane County
Botsford
R. N
Ellen Bundy Botsford
Fox Valley
Yale University
Joseph Mazer
Rock Island
Joliet Penitentiary
Nicholas Skrynick
du Page County
C. A. Barnes
Pratt County
Fifty Sixth General Assembly
Abraham Lincoln
Horner
Robert 8. Abbott
Chicago
Oliver R. Barrett
James J. Barbour
Evanston
Howard Doyle
Decatur
John W. Fling
Wyoming
Hugh Green
Jacksonville
Logan Hay
Springfield
John H. Hauberg
R. Wallace Karraker
Jonesboro
John C. Lowe
Florence Lowden Miller
Effie Landen
Cairo
James C. Mayer
la Harpe
Arthur Roe
Vandalia
James Rosenthal
W. T. Raleigh
Freeport
Adelbert H. Roberts
H. V. Teel
Rushville
William G. Thom
L. O. Williams
Clinton
Illinois Liquor Control Commission
Department of Finance
August E. Bargren
Rockford
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Reevesville
Metropolis
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Edward W. Pickard
USSIA
Cummings
Finland
Czechoslovakia
Latvia
Lithuania
England
Congress
Soviet Russia
Kerensky
Western Union Telegraph Company
Borah
Morgenthau
Idaho
King
Utah
Senate
Willard L. Thorp
Commerce Department
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Thorp
Commerce Bureau
Massachusetts
Rene A. Viesca
Louisiana
Huey P. Long
Ndrew W. Mellon
the Treasury
Department of Justice
Pittsburgh
William Beeson
Mellon
Mr. Mellon
W. Mellon
Presidene. Roosevelt
Down
Fort Worth
Texas
Elliott Roosevelt
Ruth Chandler Roosevelt
Usbands
Cuba
Mendieta
Tokyo
British Isles
Australia
Canada
House Committee of Investigation
Benjamin D. Foulois
Army Air Corps
Foulois
Harry H. Woodring
Public Works Administration
Army
Northrup Corporation
Boeing Airplane Company
Glenn L. Martin Company
Woodring
Western Newspaper Union
William Bruckart
Mark Wilcox
Florida
House of Representatives
Wilcox
Ruth Bryan Owen
William Jennings Bryan
A. F. of
American Federation of Labor
Organized
Western
Union
Illinois State News
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