Gulf shipping board ties with operators hampering gulf routes deal
Foreign connections of nine Gulf operators hinder negotiations for consolidation of government gulf routes. Two operate with foreign tonnage, three act as agents for foreign lines, four are domestic only. Board seeks divestment of foreign affiliations and opposes operators representing non government ships.
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Washington
Associated Press
Shipping Board
Gulf Trade
Fleet Corporation
Gulf
The
Munson Steamship Lines
Page & Jones
Lykes Brothers
Daniel Ripley & Co
Tresdale, Plant and la Fonta
Mississippi Steamship Company, Inc
S. Sgitcovich & Co
Inter-Oceanic Company
Etiian Steamship Company
Monarch Receives More Americans At Court
King George and Queen Mary held their second court of the season at Buckingham Palace in fine summer weather. Large crowds lined the approach as American guests were presented, including Mrs. B. Armstead Davis of Washington and Mrs. Deming Jarves of Dinard, France, among others.
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London
Associated Press
King George
Queen Mary
Buckingham Palace
B. Armstead Davis
Washington
Deming Jarves
Dinard
France
John B. Kendrick
Kendrick
Wyoming
Rosea Maye Kenduik
Hélen Crocker
San Francisco
Georgette Madilla
Mayfield Inquiry Again Postponed in Senate Probe
Washington May 22 The Senate committee investigating Senator Earl B. Mayfield's Texas election adjourned again due to lack of witnesses from George E. B. Peddy the contestant. E Y Clark of Atlanta former Ku Klux Klan imperial wizard is expected to testify for Peddy. Peddy alleges funds from the Atlanta imperial palace financed the redim effort to elect Mayfield and claims klan secrecy delays questioning.
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Washington
George
E. B. Per Dy
Senate
Texas
Earl B. Mayfield
E. Y. Clark
Atlanta
Ira
Ku Klux Klan
Peddy
Imperial Palace
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Cotinge
Means official denies ordering shadowing of Gaston B Means
In Washington on May 22 Hiram C Todd special assistant to the Attorney General denied ordering any surveillance of Gaston B Means or removal of Means papers by detectives as testified to before the Senate Judiciary Committee. Duckstein testified his wife, a justice agent’s client, worked with the men under orders from.
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New York
Hiram C. Todd
Gaston B. Means
Means
Washington
O. W. Duckstein
Senate Daugherty Committee
Yestervy
Duckstein
French cabinet adopts drastic budget cuts in 420 million francs
Paris May 2 The French cabinet approved a drastic economy program reducing the budget by 420 000 000 francs President Millerand presided and Edouard Herriot pledged to continue an economy policy, signaling a potential shift in leadership.
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Paris
International News Service
Millerand
Edouard Herriot
New Broadcasting Station Opens in Chicago
Chicago adds WQJ to its radio lineup bringing the total to eight stations. WQJ will broadcast on 447.5 meters and share airtime with WMAQ.
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Chicago
WQJ
WMAQ
Weather Report From Washington May Show Fair Front
The bulletin notes a fair weather front moving through Alabama and Mississippi with moderate temperatures. No significant precipitation expected as high and low temperatures stabilize across the region.
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Washington
Mississippi
Fair Frontgeard
Active Kilauea crater grows after narrowing to 25 by 100 feet
The active crater of Kilauea in Hilo widened again after a prior shrinkage to a narrow 25 feet by 100 feet. New lava accretions expanded the crater to about 3,000 by 2,600 feet as material broke away into the volcano. No violent eruptions since Sunday, but recent earthquakes continued in the region.
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Hilo. T. M
Associated Press
Kilauea
Robbery Suspect Allie Burke Arrested in Philadelphia
Philadelphia May 22 Allie Burke aged 65 wanted in Atlanta Ga for involvement in a 1920 US wagon hold up where about 65 6e8 were stolen and also linked to three other cities on serious charges was arrested here today
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Philadelphia
International News Service
Allie Burke
Atlanta
All Newspaper Men Labeled Liars at Illinois Mine Workers Meet
At Peoria on May 22 the Illinois Mine Workers convention branded all newspapermen as liars. The Illinois Miner faced controversy over Klan coverage from Herrin, prompting President Farrington to announce the paper would avoid controversial topics. J. D. Pridgen attacked the conservative ticket cleanup claim, arguing the Klan-linked drive began earlier.
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Peoria
Associated Press
Illinois Mine Workers Convention
Herrin
Illinois Miner
Farrington
J. D. Pridgen
Spy system rapped in Daugherty probe in Washington
May 22 Crim formerly assistant attorney general charged before the Wheeler Brookhart committee charges that the DOJ spy system breeds corruption in government and imperils law enforcement He calls for wiping out nine tenths of the bureau of investigation according to the probe testimony
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Washington
Department of Justice
John W. Crim
Wheeler-Brookhart Committee
Crim
Bureau of Investigation
United Cigar Declares Two Percent Dividend
United Cigars Stores Company of America announces a two percent cash dividend on common stock, payable June 36 with stock of record June 16. Previously quarterly cash payments were at three percent.
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New York
United Cigars Stores Company of America Today
Auto thief Ellison McCree fined in recorder's court
Ellison McCree of 300 South Wilkinson street was fined 101 for taking and using Earle Jackson's automobile without consent. Detectives Untreiner and Burden traced the damaged Jackson car in the county. John Bennett of 256 North Wilkinson street was fined 101 and 50 days hard labor for selling two half pints of liquor in violation of state law. Scott faced charges of assaulting Thelma Wise and Florence Smith as one woman held a child.
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Ellison McCree
South Wilkinson Street
Earle Jackson
Recorder’s Court
McCrea
Untreiner
Burden
Jackson
John Bennett
North Wilkinson Street
Fire Officials File Statement On Blaze At Local Mill
Chief G W Myrick Assistant Chiefs Gue Rhem and Bert Fox of the city fire department and City Electrician J C Lutz provide statements on the fire that destroyed the Zilliak Schaffer Milling Company plant on Marys Lane near Canal Street May 9. Commissioner Harry T Hartwell is authorized to investigate the blaze with more statements awaited from Zilliak Schaffer official John A Lamey and Weinacker Ice and Fuel official R M Weinacker.
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G. W. Myrick
Gue Rhem
Bert Fox
City Fire Department
City
Ziliak-Schaffer Company
R. M. Wetnacker
Weinacker Ice and Fuel Company
Mobile Steel to Go in Florida Theater
Steel from the Birmingham district fabricated at the Mobile Steel Company plant will be used in constructing the $186 000 theatre of the Saenger Amusement Company in Pensacola, according to information received here yesterday.
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W. W. Brandon
State Docks Board
Mobile
Frederick I. Thompson
United States Shipping
Gulf District
Mobile Chamber of Commerce
Elks’ Club
Commercial Organization
Sibert
Th Dock Board
Chamber
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Deates
Thomson
R. J. Milling
Chamber of Commerce
Birmingham
Mobile Steel Company
Saenger Amusement Company
Pensacola
Farmer Runs Amuck Then Kills Himself in Arkansas
Bentonville Arkansas May 22 A 65 year old farmer Robert Anderson killed himself after driving family members into the street and running amuck in his home. He used a shotgun to blow the top of his head, ending a violent episode that forced an evacuation and left investigators to determine motive.
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Bentonville, Ark
Robert Anderson
Mellon to Seek Veto of Tax Measure
Washington May 22 strong indications from the treasury that Secretary Mellon will urge the president to veto the tax bill when it is submitted for treasury review and consideration.
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Washington
Treasury
Mellon
Third Moscow International Congress Postponed to June 1
The fifth congress of the Third Moscow internationals has been postponed from May 22 and will now be held on June 1 in Riga.
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Riga
Moscow
Petting in Office Cost Half Million Revealed in Trial
Middlesex court hears Boston figures scandal as Barbour testifies paying 362000 in cash bonds and stocks for a petting party with Mrs Daley. Coakley and ex District Attorney Corcoran face conspiracy charges related to extortion from Barbour and others dating 1914 onward. Barbour recounts police shakedown and a later visit to Coakley’s office with Mrs Daley and her husband present. Corcoran faces five year sentence on separate blackmail charges.
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Atteo
Miay
Associated’ Press
Moneda
Ia D
Middlesex Supreme Court
Daniel H. Coakley
Boston
Dale
Barbour
New Hearing Denied in Mobile Case
The Wye Shipping Company Ltd. sought a new hearing but the Alabama Supreme Court overruled the motion. Mobile circuit court had ruled for Hunter Benn & Co. in a lumber deal dispute with international exchange issues tied to World War era events.
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Wye @Shipping Company, Ltd
Hunter Benn & Co
Mobile
Alabama Supreme Court
Shipping Company
Supreme Court of Alabama
White Way Plans to Be Explored for Mobile
Tom Crockett of Westinghouse Electric arrives in Mobile with full details on the proposed White Way. City Commissioner Hartwell has tasked to secure plans and report on the installation cost within the next thirty five days.
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Tom Crockett
Westinghouse Electric Company
New Orleans
Mobile
Harry T. Hartwell
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