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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1933
Page
16
Senate investigators probe Allegheny Corporation as a holding company tied to J P Morgan & Co and the Van Sweringens in Cleveland. Hearings resume Monday after a packed week exploring the Morgan partnership’s control over major utilities and rail networks.
Senate committees on banking and finance summon the Van Sweringens and expose ties to Allegheny Corporation through which they ran vast railroad ventures. The probe questions whether J P Morgan & Co operates as a partnership and if Morgans power implies employment control. The income tax angle and a $130 million Morgan tied stake in the Allegheny deal loom large.
Sheriff Clarence W Dick will serve as a United States Marshal for the next two days to help convey 12 federal prisoners to the Leavenworth Kansas prison. He will depart this afternoon with the Cleveland U S Marshal and a guard corps. Seven prisoners will be taken to Toledo.
Edwin Kaviler reports his 11 year old daughter on 127 Elizabeth Street was bitten by a dog near a Stanford Avenue house around 6 30 pm yesterday. Police say the dog ran after her, thinking she was playing. the girl’s wounds are not believed serious.
Mrs Henry Williams of Barberton Ohio mother of O W Williams of 139 Ridge street Elyria died at her Barberton home yesterday Funeral services will be held there tomorrow at 2 30 p m
Ohio Attorney General John W. Bricker ruled that county officers must be elected by the people and that the Legislature cannot fill offices or extend incumbents’ terms. The ruling covered clerks recounting and other officials, as requests tied to bills before Governor White for signature.
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