Caldwell Sentenced to Three Years in Prison
Nashville, Tenn July 6 Rogers Caldwell former investment banker convicted by a criminal court jury on fraudulent breach of trust and sentenced to up to three years in the state penitentiary His firm Caldwell and Company financed southern bonds and major projects and faced investigations during Tennessee state inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville, Tenn
Rogers Caldwell
We Bank On
South
Southland
Southern Securities
United States
Caldwell and Company
Tennessee
Caldwell
Brentwood Hall
Bank of Tennessee
Soudth
Nashville
Tenn
State Penitentiary
Caldwell’s
Caldwell and Co
And
Hardeman
J. DeWitt Carter
Hart
Hardeman County
Fasge
Georgia State Government Reorganization Bills Introduced
Bills to reduce 102 state departments to 17 were introduced in both chambers. Provisions include a new health department with a $6000 salary head, abolition of the state board of health, creation of a natural resources department, and a board of control for educational institutions. The university system would form a new board of regents with 11 members plus an at large member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
HOUSE
Senate
Atlanta
Hugh Peterson
Gus Huddleston
Department of Auditors and Accounts
Veterans
Veterans Service, Bureau
State Roster Commission
Commission
State Board of Health
State Registrar of Vital Statistics
Department of Natural Resources
Game and Fish
Ecology
Natural Resources
Georgia Training School For Boys
Georgia Training School For Girls
Confederate Soldiers Home
Academy For the Blind
School For the Deaf
Milledgeville State Hospital
Board of Regents
University of Georgia
General Assembly
Building Operations On Large Scale Show Substantial Gains
New York reports substantial activity in large construction firms with 26 projects in the contracts awarded stage totaling 94.505 million dollars from May 15 to June 30. F. W. Dodge Corp president Truman S. Morgan notes work on these projects is about to start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Truman S. Morgan
F. W. Dodge Corporation
Associated Press Today
Week end Georgia accidents claim four lives
Week end accidents in Georgia killed seven people and injured two. drownings took four lives including 13 year old in Satilla river near Waycross and a rescue attempt at Satilla near Lulaton. Others died in crashes and a pedestrian and two travelers were hurt. Police investigate a fatal train collision near Statesboro and a wreck near Macon left a woman seriously injured while en route to Chattanooga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Georgia
Satilla
Waycross
W. C. Methvin
Wayross
Lulaton Bridge
Ella McKay
Statesboro
Zack Brown
Stilson
J. F. Smith
Homerville
Dan Bennett
Smith
Bennett
Dorothy Schmisrauter
Chattanooga
Tenn
Macon
Savannah
Schmisrauter
Fall to begin jail term urged by government
Government counsel plans to ask Justice Bailey to require Albert B. Fall to start his year long jail sentence immediately. Army physicians reported Fall physically able to travel from El Paso to Washington for confinement, though his private doctors dispute the trip. Special prosecutor Atlee Pomerene and Fall's attorney Frank Hogan may oppose the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Justice Bailey
District of Columbia Supreme’ Court
Albert B. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
Rever
Fall
Texas
el Paso
Rover
Army
Wiliam Beaumont Hospital
Atlee
Pomerene
Frank Hogan
Hitz
Falls
Business normalcy by fall predicted by trade papers
New York July 6 155 editors of trade publications predict a return to normal business conditions by fall in an annual outlook. Upturns cited in automobile chemicals machine tools electrical power textile bakeries furniture construction meat packing shoe retailing and radio broadcasting. Dr Stephen I Miller says rising stock markets will stimulate business. The editors note a general tone of improvement approaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stephen I. Miller
National Association of Credit Men
Von Elm Takes One Stroke Lead In US Open Playoff
At Inverness Club Toledo Ohio after 18 holes of the second 36 hole playoff George Von Elm led Billie Burke by one stroke Von Elm shot 76 Burke 77 to set the stage for the day’s remaining rounds in the United States open championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Elm
Billie Burke
Inverness Club
Toledo
Ohio
George von Elm
Burke
Weather forecast across states shows fair conditions
The report outlines Generally fair conditions for South Carolina and Georgia with some unsettled periods and shower chances in the west, Florida and Alabama showing variations with partly cloudy skies. Winds are described as gentle westerly becoming variable or southwest at times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Beach Tides Claim Up To Twenty Lives Around Los Angeles
Lifeguards report rip tides sweeping beaches along a 50 mile stretch over the weekend. Officials tally seventeen deaths on Saturday with three more missing as authorities warn Sunday bathers. Currents run parallel to shore, width from a few yards to 100 yards, pulling bathers seaward for up to a quarter mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
FARM BOARD PLANS NO CHANGES IN WHEAT SALES POLICY
Washington July 6 Chairman Stone of the farm board told Vice President Curtis and Senator Capper the board will not change its wheat sales policy. The board will avoid depressing prices and does not intend to unload more than 200 million bushels at current prices. Curtis said a pledge to hold until 85 cents or $1 was hoped for but the July 1 announcement was the best obtainable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Stone
Farm Board Today
Curtis
Capper
Republican
Kansas
Atlanta Group Forms to Report Prohibition Violations
A city committee named The Greater Atlanta Prohibition and Law Enforcement Club forms in Atlanta to press for stricter enforcement. Leaders include John A. Manget and C. A. Norton. The group vows to report lawbreakers with evidence and to press officials to hire only abstinent officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
James L. Key
Greater
Prohibition and Law Enforcement Club
John A. Manget
C. A. Norton
Manger
London Remains World’s Largest City by Census Margin
London evidences its lead as the world’s largest city with a preliminary census showing 8,202,816 in Greater London, surpassing New York City’s 6,981,917 by about 1,220,901. The figures reflect April 26 totals, with the outer ring included in Metropolitan London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New York
Greater
United States
483 LIVES LOST IN FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATIONS IN U S
The 155th Fourth of July saw 483 deaths across the United States over two days. Auto accidents and drownings led the toll, with 160 and 181 fatalities respectively, while fireworks caused few deaths but many injuries. The mid Atlantic led in fatalities with 143, and New York City saw large drownings near Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Associated Press
United States
mid-Atlantic
Mid-West
Pacific Coast States
South
mid-Atlantic States
New York City
Blaven
Chicago
France approves latest basis of accord with United States
Paris reports the French cabinet approved the text of the basis of accord with the United States. Premier Laval and Secretary Mellon led talks with Edge Briand Pietri and others present as Mellon's memo on Hoover era moratorium proposals was reviewed. The cabinet adjourned for Elysee Palace sessions and a 9:30 p.m. follow up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
United States
Mellon
Laval
Edge
Briand
Pietri
Flandin
Andre Francois-Poncet
Washington
Elysee Palace
Mr. Edge
Andrew W. Mellon
Hoover
Mr. Mellon
State Department
Direct Way Out of Tangle Sought in Moratorium talks
Washington July 6. The American government proposed a direct agreement in principle with France on the Hoover moratorium and to leave detailed work to experts. Acting Secretary Castle said remaining disputes were not seen as blocking final success while President Hoover returned to push forward on the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
France
Castle
State Department
Hoover
Rapidan
Hoover seeks Paris accord on debt moratorium details
In Washington and Paris talks, President Hoover presses for unity on a one year suspension of war debt and reparations. Secretary Mellon and Ambassador Edge carry fresh instructions to accept French plans for expert technical work while arguing over payments in kind and the broader aim to aid Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
Paris
Mellon
Edge
France
United States
Germany
Also Mentioned on This Page
House of Representatives
Henry H. Horton
Nears
John D. Rockefeller
Pocantico Hills Estate
Tarrytown, N. Y
District of Columbia Court
Edward L. Doheny
Elk Hills California Naval Oil Reserve
Doheny
District of Columbia
Seattle
Tokyo
Fort Worth
Pacific Ocean
Phot
Reg. L. Robbins
H. S. Jones
Wash
Alaska
Farm Board
Mayor Key
U. S
Okehs
Opie
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!