Morgan Firm Seeks Side of Story Amid Probe Fallout
Washington on June 1 reports backlash over officials named in Morgan offerings. Prominent figures deny impropriety while some resignations falter. William Woodin holds nonresignation if cabinet duties hinder prosperity. Kephart and Schaffer dispute disqualification claims. Edgar Rickard criticizes linkage to Hoover. Kean cites Morgan ties. Alvan Fuller upbraids Gaspar Bacon as ultra conservative. Bacon notes family investment habit. Norman Davis explains loan reasons. McAdoo denies Morgan favoritism, cites a past stock loss. Morgan partners prepared to present their explanations as hearings unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Woodin
Treasury
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
John W. Kephart
William S. Schaffer
Edgar Rickard
The
American Relief Administration
Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Senate Committee
Kean
New Jersey
Morgan
Boston
Morgan Company
William Gibbs McAdoo
California
J. P. Morgan and Company
Russell Leffingwell
Japanese Armistice Ends Five Month North China Drive
Tientsin June 1 AP Japanese military leaders declare the five month offensive in North China concluded with a brief armistice. About 50,000 men released for service against bandits in Manchuria and possible campaign for Kalgan area. Terms avoid political conditions and buffer state references, prompting relief in Beijing and speculation of hidden understandings with Nanking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tientsin
China
Manchuria
Kalgan
Chahar Province
Inner Mongolia
Great Wall
Tangku
Connecticut
Aiso
Jehol
Wall
Yenking
Peiping
Changpig
Kaoliying
Shunyi
Tungchow
Siangho
Manchukuo
Tokyo
Nanking
Army Plane Crash Kills Three In Cajon Pass
An army transport plane crashed into a mountain foothill in dense fog in Cajon Pass near San Bernardino killing three enlisted men. An officer and two other enlisted men were seriously injured along with a seventh officer lightly hurt. Names given include Privates Spencer Leadbetter L. D. Romana and Lt. E. D. Kennedy. Lt. Charles M. McHenry, the pilot, sustained bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Bernardino
Cal
Cajon Pass
Here
Spencer, Leadbetter
L. D. Romana
Bratton Nominated By President And Given Quick U K
Senator Sam G Bratton of New Mexico is named to be United States circuit judge for the tenth circuit by President Roosevelt. Confirmation follows swiftly in the senate amid speculation about his successor as the state reels from the Military Institute exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
API
Sam G. Bratton
New Mexico
Senate
Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals
Roosevelt
Ashurst
D-Arid
White House
Bratton
McNary
Oregon
Colera
Kansas
Oklahomm
Utah
Wyoming
Sam Gilbert Bratton
United States
Tenth Circuit
Albuquerque
Junesse
Circuit Court of Appeals
Gasoline tax collections rise in New Mexico
Santa Fe June 1 AP gas line tax receipts for last month topped 201 130.92 dollars, up from 191 104.62 the prior year, prompting the governor to say highway funding woes ease and tourist traffic appears to be increasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Highway Department
May Was A Dry Month With 0.50 Inch Rainfall
The month of May recorded 0.50 inch precipitation versus a 1.09 inch normal. Through 1933, rainfall totaled 1.23 inches against 3.89 inches normal for the period. Measurable rain occurred on the 4th 14th and 31st with temps averaging 66.9 degrees. Max temp 95 on the 19th and min 37 on the 5th. Wind peak 32 mph SW on the 6th. May’s sun 83 percent (355.8 hours) with 23 clear days 7 partly cloudy and 1 cloudy. hail and thunderstorms on the 14th 26th and 31st.
Water report for May 1933 from city department
Water pumped in May 1933 reached 73,146,000 gallons, up from 65,332,060 in May 1932. Average daily consumption was 2,359,550 gallons and per capita use 214 gallons. Sales totaled 4,520.03 dollars versus 4,051.73 the prior year. Two new services and 31 meters repaired during May 1933.
President Roosevelt seeks oil regulation amendment
President Roosevelt told the House Ways and Means Committee through Secretary Ickes that he hopes an oil regulatory amendment will be attached to the industrial control bill in the Senate. The amendment would replace a 40 page Interior Department draft and mirrors Capper's Senate plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Ickes
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Department of Interior
Capper
R-Kan
Husband to Be Held for Murder in Lamson Case
Undersheriff Earle Hamilton in San Jose said he will ask the district attorney to file a murder charge today against Mrs Allene Thorpe Lamson's husband David A Lamson. He stated we have ample evidence to warrant such a charge. The Lamson case involves the Stanford Campus YWCA secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Calif
Earle Hamilton
Allene Thorpe Lamson
Stanford
Y.W.C.A
David A. Lamson
Tax collections rise for May total 85408.34 readied for June
County Treasurer Harold C. Crosby reports May tax receipts totaling 85408.34 with two weeks of solid collections. Officials expect further payments to come in before June 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold C. Crosby
Budget Hearings by Tax Commission in New Mexico
Santa Fe reports budget hearings by the state tax commission start June 16 in Bernalillo county and end August 2 in Santa Fe county. Chief Commissioner Byron O Beall plans hearings after June 12 to fit county treasurers’ closeout schedules and assess cash positions as the moratorium ends and the tax sale begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
State Tax Commission
Bernalillo County
Santa Fe County
Byron O. Beall
Special master appointed in Allison v Schuler case
Wendell Little named special master in the case of Chas. L. Allison and others against Albert H. Schuler. Schuler has appealed to the supreme court and a bond of $10,000 was set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Little
Albert H. Schuler
Schuler
Supreme Court
Bond
Claude Simpson discusses industrial recovery bill at Rotary
Claude Simpson spoke to the Rotary Club on the National Industrial Recovery act pending in Congress. He noted its rapid movement and said it challenges unbridled competition, with backing from business leaders including the Chamber of Commerce and President Harriman. William Green also testified before the Ways and Means Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Simpson
Rotary OF
BILL
Rotary Club
Congress
Simpson
Rotary
Wagner
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
H. I. Harriman
Harriman
National Chamber
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Ways and Means Committee
Wool Sale Records High Price At Bond-Peaker Warehouses
A morning sale at Bond-Peaker Company warehouses moved 260000 pounds of wool at 74 0c per pound. The clips from R L Corn Richard Corn Fred Corn and Irwin Corn totaling 130000 pounds plus Arthur Ingham’s 150000 pounds were sold through Pond-Baker to Sheldon and Company of Boston, represented by Henry Maginot and Robert P Salter. The brisk sale signals industry recovery and encouragement for sheep men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Corn
Richard Corn
Fred Corn
Irwin Corn
Arthur Ingham
Pond-Baker Company
Sheldon and Company
Boston
Henry Maginot
Robert P. Salter
Baseball scores and rain delays in major leagues
Daily results show New York defeating Philadelphia seven to two in seven innings with Fitzsimmons and Mancuso earning the win and Elliott Liska and Todd handling the other duties. St Louis edged Chicago six to one, Detroit routed Chicago 16 to 6, and Washington and Cleveland also posted decisive wins. Batteries and pitching notes listed for each game reflect early season action.
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New York
Philadelphia
Fitzsimmons
Mancuso
Elliott
Liska
Todd
No Changes in Strength of Army Ordered
Washington dispatch reports orders to divisional headquarters directing the army to maintain present strength in both officers and enlisted men until further instructions。
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House passes Wagner-Peyser bill to create employment service
Washington June 1 AP reports thehouse approved the senate version of the Wagner-Peyser bill to establish a federal state cooperative employment service and sent it to conference to resolve language differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Wagner-Peyser
Six arraigned on state liquor charges in District Court
Six defendants appeared before Judge James B. McGhee on New Mexico prohibition violations. Two pled guilty, four pled not guilty. Charges covered possession of mash and equipment for liquor manufacture and possession of liquor for sale. Lena Hennessy not guilty on first count. Ralph Attaway pled guilty to both. Bonds set for Gannon 730 dollars, Burnetts and Davis 500 dollars. Hennessy sentenced to 90 days with 60 suspended for refraining from liquor sale and good behavior. Attaway sentenced to 90 days. Arrests followed Monday liquor raids by city and county officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. McGhee
New Mexico
Lena Hennessy
Ralph Attaway
G. M. Gannon
Cyde Burnett
Ben Burnett
L. D. Davis
Lena Hennessey
Attaway
Five vagrancy cases heard in police court
In police court before Justice L. L. Johnson five vagrancy defendantsAudrey Rodden B E Hutton Joe Snyder Earl Long and Annie Crocket pled guilty and were fined 34.50 and jailed sixty days. G.8. McNair and E. J. Peterson also pleaded guilty to drunkenness receiving 5.00 fine plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
L. L. Johnson
Audrey Rodden
B. E. Hutton
Joe Snyder
Earl Long
Annie Crocket
G. 8. McNair
E. J. Peterson
Union Bus Depot Changes Hands
Paul McCutchen acquires the Union Bus Depot from Western Greyhound Lines and moves operations to 119 South Main Street. Buses now include Page Way Stage Lines, B and G Motor Lines, and New Mexico Transportation Lines with a trans continental hookup. Offices shops and twelve buses relocate from Hall Motor Company and remodeling is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bus
Western Greyhound Lines
Paul McCutchen
Mexco Transportation Lines
Page Way Stage Lines
South
Texas
B & G Motor Lines
New Mexico Transportation Lines
Hall Motor Company
South Main Street
Ll.D Degrees For New Mexico Women
The University of New Mexico will award honorary Ll.D. degrees to Mrs. Austin of Santa Fe and Florence Marian Bailey of Washington at commencement Monday morning. Bailey cannot attend.
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Albuquerque
N. M
University of New Mexico
Austin
Santa Fe
Florence Marian Bailey
Washington
New Mexico
Bailey
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George M. Cox
Chicago
E. D. Kennedy
Decker
Blinka
Charles M. McHenry
Nickson
Tod
Guy Nickson
Nickson Hotel
Military Institute
Will
Roger
Santa Monica
Hoyle
Water Department
TAX Commission
Beale
St. Louis
Dean
O'Farrell
Bush, Henshaw, Nelson and Hartnett
Brooklyn
Detroit
Lyons, Faber
Grube
Berry
Rowe and Hayworth
Winton
H. Johnson, Welch and Ferrell
McA‘tee
Crowder and
Sewell
Cleveland
Ferrell and Spencer
McDonad and Shea
Union Bus Depot
Scenic Stagep , Inc
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