Treasury to Publish Corporate Secrets as Tax Records
Treasury to hand over seven years of detailed corporate data on gross sales, income, profits, inventories, and expenses to the Senate Finance Committee and the public. Debate centers on tariff details and penalties for smugglers. additional lists of corporations and filings are expected as senators request more tax details.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Senate
Treasury
Treacury Cater L. Mills
Senate Finance Committee
America
Seustam Howell
Ste Padlican
Nebraska
Johnson
Republican
California
Taine
Wisconsin
Watson
Indiana
Maerty
Gecter
Montana
Walsh
Massachuettia
League of Nations approves drug control program
Geneva reports the fifth commission of the League of Nations completed work and approves a drug control program for formal ratification by the assembly. The decision is hailed as a major step in the worldwide campaign against the drug evil.
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Geneva
Seno
League of Nations
Secon
Florence Trumbull to wed Johnanner Coolidge at Plainville church
Florence Trumbull daughter of the governor will marry Johnanner Coolidge son of the former president at Congregational church Plainville Connecticut Monday. Rev Roy Wilkerson pastor will perform the ceremony with seating limited to 500 guests.
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Congregational Church
Plainville
Conn
Florence Trumbull
John Anner
Woody delays filling post in Texas
Austin dispatch reports that Dan Monty delayed announcing the attorney general appointment until next week. Pollard remains in office pending his successor, and the governor plans to name two new Commission of Appeals members to fill vacancies from judge resignations Tatber Nickels and Ovie Speer. Chief Justice Cureton is expected to arrive as the court personnel are coordinated.
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Austin
Sept
Dan Monty
Fin
Terner
Exylain
Claude Pollard
Pollard
Ins
Ius
Pew
Commission of Appeals
Tatber Nickels
Dallas
Ovie Speer
Fort Worth
C. M. Cureton
Justce C. M. Cureton
Portes Gil orders police roundup after election riot
In Mexico City on September 21 President Emilio Portes Gil personally ordered a roundup of gunmen who fired on an election campaign crowd, killing three and wounding about six. The assailants fired more than 100 shots after an initial attack, striking student sympathizers of Jose Vasconcelos, a candidate for reelection on the Ant ticket. One of the dead was a student, another a Britaizer.
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Mexico City
Enilio Portes Gil
Ruartero
Talente
Jose Varconselos
Ant
Churches Frown on Opposition Slot Machines
Asheville North Carolina ministers protested slot machines near churches and on Sundays. The city council issued an edict prohibiting the devices near places of worship and work on the Sabbath, prompted by the coal money mob’s influence and city leaders.
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Asheville
X. C
Monty Banks Weds Weehawken Woman in New Jersey
In Hoboken on September 21 Monte Manke a mafian picture actor wed Mrs Gladia Frazin of Weehawken daughter of Mr and Mrs Lorie Kietdon of Chicago The ceremony took place yesterday and was learned to view.
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Monty Banks
Weehawken
Hoboken
N. J
Msi
Schwab Denies Involvement in Shipyard Lobby Case
Testimony in a wartime shipbuilding inquiry focuses on Schwab denying fraud in a governance matter linked to Beitichem Stip and Newport News Shipbuilding. Witnesses discuss Wakeman, Shearer, and potential salary arrangements, while questions probe conflicts of interest and influence on policy.
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Schwab
Robinson
Hobginson
Wost
Shearer
Wakeman
Stheah
Diruce
Shortridge
Bhearer
Grace
W. Wakeman
Beitichem Stip~ Building Company
Quercy
Mass
Slater
Cormmetee
Morsay Omorping
Shwilriage
Isoor L. Ferguson
Frederick I. Valen
Newport Newry Shipbulding Corporation
Salen
Pres.dent
New York Shipbuilding
Urparation
Frennva
Dogar Kom
Witnex
Ae Nviteoe
Dethlehen Company
Sehwab
Rehwab Reid
Csnferencr
Arde Krinbner
Rome
Cm Gnwaye
Rehwal
Hin Company
Veteran Florida official dies after stroke
Tallahassee Floridas Sept 21 INS veteran government official H Clay Crawford longtime secretary of state for Florida died at home after suffering a stroke in the early hours. He served for 27 years heading the Florida secretary of state's office and promoting state records and elections administration.
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Florida
Tallahassee
Flo
INS
H. Clay Crawford
Indas
Purelrais
Peacox Case Nearing Jury as Prosecution Rest
State to rest case Monday in Peacox murder trial of his wife Dorothy Teingelman Peacox. District Attorney Frank Coyne says evidence already presented may support a premeditated murder verdict and the defense plans a large-scale rebuttal. Sid ney A. Syme predicts calling up to 40 witnesses to counter the prosecution and save the defendant from the electric chair. The trial may go to the jury before late next week.
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White Plains
T. Peacox
Afoniay
Frank Coyne
Peacox
Dorothy Teingelman Peacox
Uber
Séfu
Coyne
Sidney A. Syme
Texas ranks eighth in arts enrollment among U.S. universities
Austin report notes University of Texas at Austin places eighth in liberal arts enrollment nationwide, per James McCombs editor of Alcalde. California leads, followed by Wisconsin Michigan New York State Minnesota and others. UC enrollment exceeds 9000 while Texas shows growing demand in arts programs.
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College of Arts
University of California
Univer Texas Darit
China suppresses dance hall book in Shanghai edict
A recently published Chinese book titled What I Saw in the Dancing Halls is ordered suppressed in central Shanghai by Mayor Gen Changbon. The note mentions Help Wanted columns with job ads and urges readers to turn to Liebe Classified for opportunities.
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China
Bhanghai
Ima Bern
Ienter
Shanghai
Gen Changbon
Death of Doctor Hewins Prompts Autopsy Delays
Dr Homer E Hewins death autopsy ordered by Bexar county health officer Dr Cistian but report incomplete as stomach contents to be analyzed. Inquest found no foul play. notes on doctor desk mention family Elk and concern over legal details. Despondent in recent months Hewins, Ohio graduate, lived on Main Avenue.
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Homer E. Hewins
Br. T. EE. Christian
Bexar County Health Officer
John F. Onion
Hewwins
Justice of the Peace Union
Newing
Weat
Houston Street
Doornay
Hewins
Ingnast
O. T. Elk
Elk
Anna H. Hewinn
Main Avenue
Hazel Wooden
West Billieghs Avenas
See
Bewins
University of Ohio
Promoter Charged with Embezzlement in Fight Revenue
Frankie Edwardey, promoter of the Tony Canzoneri Eddle Rich Wolfe bout that grossed 21 524 43, was arrested tonight by the district attorney's office on embezzlement charges. The New Orleans incident centers on misappropriated funds from promoter activities.
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Uy Universal Service
Orleans
Frankie Edwardey
Tony Canzoneri
Rich
Unclear 19th Century Crime Plot Bout Police and Clergy
Fragmentary report describes a scheme involving New York policewomen and others in crime suppression. It mentions shot accuracy, a plan to use clergy and doctors as tipsters, and a sequence of steps to manipulate parishioners and harvest gains.
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Firat
Gallenta
Yame
Elevator crash injures twelve at TW A Green store
In Dallas on September 21 twelve people were injured when an elevator fell from the second story to the basement of the TW A Green department store. Three were reported seriously hurt as rescue crews responded quickly.
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Dallas
TW. A. Green Department Store
Lindy’s Party Arrives in San Juan After Long Flight
Charles Lindbergh and Anne Morrow completed a two hour 26 minute flight in their Folker multi engine plane from Santo Domingo to San Juan. The couple’s West Indian route covered 684 miles in eight hours 46 minutes, averaging over 100 mph with two refueling stops at Port Au Prince and Santo Domingo.
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San Juan
P Ry
Charles A. Lindbergh
Ble Bride
Anne Borrow
Amd
Hla Pas Eogory
Oree
Folker
Ogtelda
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Port-Au-Drines
Haiti
Toby
Port AuPringe
Santa Domingo
Man Jailed and Bond Set in Robstown Attack Case
In Robstown a preliminary hearing remanded Tuan Treving to Nueces County jail without bond and set Bruce Penewee’s bond at 1500 dollars on charges of abduction and assault. The 16 year old victim Murgaeritea Alvarada remained in medical care after the alleged incident. This marked the second kidnapping in the county this week.
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Qorfus Christi
Texas
Tuan Treving
Nueces
Bruce Penewee
Robstown
Murgaeritea
Alvarada
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Bia
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Europa
New York
Police Department
Pollee
Solo
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Lindy
Porto Rico
Grace Nazarene Church
E. Commerce and Polaris
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San Antonio Music Co
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Corse
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