Roberts Named On Organ List By Morgan Partners
Senate inquiry reveals Owen J. Roberts now on Supreme Court named among Morgan firm clients. W W Atterbury Penn Central president also listed. 1917–1929 income taxes cited. Public release outlines partnership profits and potential 1929 gains from United Corp and Morgan firms.
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Ers
Associated Press
Washington
J. P. Gan & Company
Senate
Owen J. Roberts
Supreme Court
W. W. Albury
Pennsylvia Railroad
Roberts
United Corp. Morgan Utilities Stock Holding Mpany
Morgan
Atterbury
J. P. Morgan
Edinand Pecora—committee Coun
Leonard Ves
John W. Day- Morgan
Senator Glass
Keyes
House of 1
Great Banking House
Ares
Davis
John W. Davis
Organ
Morgan Co
United Corp
Ree Whitney
Miners Approve Higher Pay Amid Appalachia Wage Increases
In Cincinnati on June 1, about 7000 bituminous coal miners in the Appalachian region across Kentucky Tennessee and Virginia received wage increases. Appalachian Coals Inc announced the raises, with average boosts reflecting agreed recommendations and adjustments for the altered pay scales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Appalachian
Appalachian Coals, Inc
Tennessee
Virginia
Etting Cooper
Desperado fugitives flee across four states in prison break
Fugitives from Kansas and Oklahoma prisons elude pursuers in a large cross state escape. The two Oklahoma inmates Jim Stribling and H D Bradbury seized a guard and fled from McAlester prison in Baskin's car. A gunfight in Siloam Springs Arkansas involved police and auto thieves linked to the escape. The captured Kansas convicts reportedly moved toward the Ozark region near the Missouri line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Kansas
Associated Press
Mcalester
Okla
Kansas State
Lansing
Tom Caskin
Jim Stribling
H. D. Bradbury
Baskin
Siloam Springs
Ark
Bob la Follette
Seneca
Ozark Mountains
Arkansas
Missouri
Veterans Fund Increase Voted In Congress
Washington June 1 Delays in the senate threaten early adjournment but lawmakers push a large volume of legislation. The house voted a 1 million dollar fund increase for veterans hospitals to aid disabled ex soldiers lacking service origin proof. A conference on the gasoline electricity tax bill ended a weeks long deadlock with power company concessions.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Guy T. Helvering
Kansas
Internal Revenue
Independent Offices
House
Al Capone Loses Another Round in Freedom Fight
In New Orleans on June 1 Al Capone has again lost a round in his bid for freedom. His supporters indicate they will pursue further legal action while the outcome remains unresolved.
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New Orleans
al Capone
Portsmouth High Band Seeks Funds for Chicago Contest
Portsmouth High School band, state champions, begins fund solicitation to raise at least 1000 for a five day trip to Chicago for the national high school band contest. A tag day on Saturday will raise funds. 200 students will sell Band Booster tags for 10 cents or more.
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Portsmouth
Chicago
Sherman Dale
P. H
Dale
Henri Schnabl
Russell G. Ketter
Retail Merchants Association
Portsmouth Works
Wheeling Steel Corp
White Attitude on Clerk Term Bill Depends on Bricker Opinion
Governor White asked for an opinion from Attorney General John W. Bricker on a bill to extend county clerk terms from two to four years. He signaled he would veto if unconstitutional, reversing earlier plans to sign but disapprove any act.
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Columbus
White
John W. Bricker
Locomotive Change Heated Railroads Claim Federal Orders
Cleveland reports railroads say expenditures of millions would be needed to meet federal orders. They contend interstate commerce demands require changes in reverse gear equipment and prompt action before hearings on reforms. The report notes industry opposition and pending testimonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Iscamotiwee
Mother and Child Die in Farmhouse Blaze
A mother and her five year old son Victor died in an early morning fire at the Powell farm seven miles northeast of Mansfield. Curtice Powell was hospitalized in critical condition after frenzied efforts to rescue Victor. Other family members: Walter 20 Sarah 15 seriously burned. David 9 Frank 11 Curtice Jr 18 Mary 18 Robert 17 lightly burned. Cause under investigation linked to a kitchen stove and kerosene lighting.
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Mansfield
Curtice Powell
Here
Victor
Powell
Walter
Sarah
David
Frank
Curtice Jr
Mary
Robert
Sherwood Back to Deny Charge in Walker Inquiry
Russell T. Sherwood reemerges after 21 months as a witness in the James J. Walker investigation. He denies wealth tied to a famous safety deposit box and plans a press interview in New Jersey arranged by Collector William Duggan amid a $49 000 income tax claim.
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Jimmy Walker
Associated Press
New York
Russell T. Sherwood
James J. Walker
New Jersey
William Duggan
Sherwood
Duggan
Second Scioto Forest Camp Ordered On State Land
A second federal forestry camp will be set up in Shawnee forest West Side within days. About 225 men from Fort Knox Ky will be assigned to two potential sites near Pond creek and Little Bear creek. Each camp will include 21 woodsmen and a staff of surveyors road engineers and a superintendent.
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Shawnee Forest
West Side
Carlos Graham
Graham
State Forestry Department
Fort Knox
Pond Creek
Carey's Run
State Forest
Little Bear Creek
Bear Creek
Henley
Turkey Creek
Shawnee
Be Friendly Grads Told
President Roosevelt addressed graduates at the Naval Academy in Annapolis Md urging new officers to cultivate friendship with all people not just their class or profession. He urged those entering civil life to avoid cliques and to join the broader society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Roosevelt
Navy
United States Navy
City considers federal funds for playground unit
City eyed federal aid to finish a $60,000 recreational center at the stadium site, with the government covering one third of the cost. Officials weigh appealing to the state relief commission to fund stadium improvements. Bonds spanning up to 15 years would be issued, repaid from stadium income. The city owns the stadium site and the ground lease term extends 28 years from construction.
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Stadium
State Relief Commission
Universal Stadium
Relief Commission
Governor Stands Put On Sales Tax Defeat on House Panel
Governor White remains firm on proposed sales and income tax for school and poor relief after the house tax committee refused to report the bill. Senate leaders and allies push substitutes led by Sen. Gunsett and Whittemore including an earned income tax, cigaret tax, and a one cent gasoline levy to fund poor relief. The same session hall sees the schools committee kill the administration state equalization fund plan by 11 to 2 votes.
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Associated Press
Columbus
White
D. J. Gunsett
van Wert
Gunsett
Gunsett-Whittemore
Verbal clashes enliven pension unit meeting
Bird Benner a former city patrolman applied for a police pension and will present affidavits to prove a permanent on duty injury. He seeks sixty five dollars a month and alleges suspensions and dismissal for conduct unbecoming an officer. The board debated a required resignation for a council candidate as Daehler pressed Schirrman to resign.
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Bird Benner
Logan Street
Benner
Police Pension Board
Pension Board
W. L. Dickey
F. E. Sheehan
Charles Daehler
Charles Schirrman
Daehler
Schirrman
Daebler
Letter Lost in Fire Alarm Box Discovered
A Dane County man in Wisconsin wonders why he did not receive a letter his fiancée mailed August 31. Fire department electricians found the letter this week while inspecting a fire alarm box, clearing up the mystery of the missing correspondence.
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Wis
Dane
Fire Department
Paper Sold in DC Court Sale of The Post
E Hamilton, a Washington attorney, refused to reveal the buyer tied to a post sale ordered by the District of Columbia supreme court due to financial difficulties. The paper had been operated by a receiver, who says he cannot finalize transactions.
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E. Hamilton
Washington
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Kenneth Buck Lane Returned To Cell in Barnstable
Kenneth Buck Lane was taken back to a cell in Barnstable Massachusetts on June 1 according to local police records. Officials reported the transfer as part of ongoing custody proceedings.
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Kenneth Buck Lane
Judges in Ohio decline salary cuts amid scrutiny
Judge Russell K. McCurdy of Scioto and Judge Dan C. Jones of Lawrence join 50 common pleas judges who did not accept state salary reductions. Columbus disclosures show 59 common pleas and seven appellate judges did not take state cuts, while 12 common pleas and 34 common pleas plus 10 appellate judges took partial or full county or statewide reductions.
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Russell K. McCurdy
Scioto County
Dan C. Jones
Lawrence County
Common Pleas
Columbus
Associated Press
House Finance Committee
William H. Middleton
Waverly
Peter J. Blosser
Chillicothe
Roscoe J. Mauck
Gallipolis
William R. Foss
Mercer County
B. R. King
Vinton County
Three Payroll Holdup Suspects Captured in Buckeye Lake
Columbus detectives and Licking County officers with machine guns captured three payroll holdup suspects at Buckeye Lake early today. Authorities believe the arrests will solve a string of robberies across the district in recent months. Two suspects were armed and had large coins of money on them.
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Columbus
Licking County
Buckeye Lake
Portsmouth Banking Co Leases Masonic Temple Room in uptown area
The Portsmouth Banking Co takes a 15 year lease on the former Ohio Valley bank room in the Masonic temple at Sixth and Chillicothe streets, effective July 1. The lease includes furnishings and equipment, with a high quality setup expected in uptown quarters, leaving West End without a local bank unless new arrangements are made.
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Portsmouth Banking Co
Ohio Valley Bank
Masonic Temple
Sixth
Chillicothe
Masonic Temple Co
Edgar G. Millar
O. R. Micklethwait
Will H. Tritscheller
G. W. Vandervort
Albert Marting
D. A. Grimes
Charles Daehler
Eagle Building
Second
Court Streets
Frank B. Kehoe
Edward J. Daehler
Kehoe
F. W. Moulton
John W.snyder
Clarence P. Steahly
A. F. Leichner
George L. Davis
West End
First National
Security-Central National
Market Streets
Farmers National Bank
Market Street
Front Street
State denies extension of surcharges for Ohio rail freight
The Ohio utilities commission denied the railroads' request to extend surcharges on interstate freight to Sept 30, effective July 1. Coal shipments are excluded due to a separate interstate ruling. Surcharges ranged from six to 40 cents per net ton by commodity, with many agricultural products excluded. Railroads collected these charges from Jan 4, 1982, to March 31, 1983.
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Columbus
State Utilities Commission
Ohio
Interstate Commerce Commission
Metter Fame in Cincinnati Listed in Record
Edward Metter is noted in a Cincinnati record as part of a listing connected to Fame 4447. The fragment mentions ecrwenl Gar and suggests an archival entry or notice, with limited readable context.
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Lama
Cincinnati
Fame
Edward Metter
Ecrwenl
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