Walsh Demands Hoover Explain Harding Betrayal Link
Senator Walsh questions President Hoover about Harding’s belief he was betrayed by trusted aides. He cites Teapot Dome and Elk Hills offenses, asks which figures like Fall Daugherty Forbes or Miller knew of betrayals and why Harding failed to act. Walsh notes timing around Harding’s death and memorial remarks.
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Washington
Hoover
Warren G. Harding
Senator Walsh
Montana
Walsh
Senate
Teapot Dome
Elk Hills
Harding
Democratic National Committee
Marion
Ohio
Fall
Daugherty
Forbes
Miller
Interior
Edward L. Doheny
President Coolidge
Veterans Bureau
Public Service
Pantages Jury Deadlocked After Twenty Four Hours
The San Diego jury in the girl market case reports a hopeless deadlock after 22 hours of deliberation. Judge L N Turrentine orders continued deliberations with instructions to decide guilt or innocence for one defendant while disagreeing on others. Defendant Alexander Pantages is among the defendants.
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San Diego
Calif
L. N. Turrentine
Edward Summers
Turrentine
Alexander Pantages
Jury Deliberations Start In Pan tages Case Conspiracy Charge
San Diego June 18 The Pan tages conspiracy case against four defendants began full deliberations with indications of division and no verdict by 10 p m The judge instructed jurors Lydia Nitto 17 and John Mills a key witness are to be treated as accomplices only if corroborated by other evidence Helen Livingston associated with Nitto also cited as a potential accomplice The defense asserted guilt pleas were recorded for several counts
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San Diego
Cal
Alexander Pantages
Bors
L. N. Turrentine
Lydia Nitto
John P. Mills
Helen Livingston
Nitto
Alls
Drive Against the Dry Law Breakers Planned July Start
Washington reports a major federal offensive against liquor operatives setting July 15 as the start date. Prohibition Director Woodcock announces 350 new dry agents will join 1 500 existing personnel for a nationwide two week training and intensified action against large-scale violators. He says the effort will be steady rather than a one off drive and will target big operators while local agencies handle smaller cases.
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Prohibition
Woodcock
England’s unemployment system traced back to 1834
Edward Stanley explains England’s unemployment insurance as a century long evolution from the 1834 poor law approach to a comprehensive system in place by 1911, with about 12 million insured workers today. The series notes ongoing strains and the liberal protection history, ending with a teaser on who funds the dole.
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England
Edward Stanley
Associated Press
London
Andrew Jackson
Great Britain
Ministry of Labor
Mystery surrounds Starr Faithfull death probes
Detectives sought to question two women linked to Starr Faithfull before her disappearance and death on Long Beach. One woman was seen with Starr at Grand Central Station on June 4, the day before she vanished, the other reportedly lunched with her the following day. Faithfull maintains murder, backed by Nassau County DA Ed wards, as relatives recall abuse by a wealthy man in Starrs teens.
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New York
Starr Faithfull
Long Beach
Starr
Grand Central Station
Fifth Avenue
Henry Goldstein
Europe
Stanley E. Faithfull
Elvin Edwards
Nassau County
Faithfull
Greenwich Village
Mineola
Ford Demands Probe of Detroit Dole Funds
Detroit June 18 Ford Motor Company demands a grand jury investigation of the citys 1 5 million monthly municipal dole disbursements accusing the welfare department of negligence and Mayor Murphy of diverting attention The letter to welfare chief Thomas Dolan follows arrests of ex clerks Alex Lewis and Charles McCormick for stealing 208 000 from the department and comes after Ford offered to care for 3200 Ford workers on relief while noting the companys own welfare program and the alleged work at Ford plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Department of Public Welfare
Frank Murphy
Thomas E. Dolan
City Welfare Department
Dolan
Edsel Ford
Ford Company
Ford
Alex F. Lewis
Charles J. McCormick
Bennett
Doles
Mrs Fall Reveals Harding Letters After Hoover Speech
El Paso Texas June 18 Mrs A B Fall made public correspondence between herself and Mrs Warren G Harding following President Hoover s Marion Ohio address. The Harding letter dated February 15 1924 expresses thanks for a telegram and notes illness and interruptions while Mrs Harding in Washington. She signs Your friend Florence Kling Harding. The read remains controversial with limited reaction noted.
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el Paso
Texas
President Hoover
Marion
Ohio
A. B. Fall
Warren G. Harding
Mrs. Fall
Mrs. Harding
Harding
Washington
Wardman Park
Senator Fall
Florence Kling Harding
W. Nm
Meera
Hivar Teok
Cloge
Caen
Hixon Elected Head Of Circulation Mgrs ANSSA
C W Hixon of Syracuse Post Standard was elected president of the International Circulation Managers Association at the close of the annual convention in Asheville North Carolina Toronto Canada was chosen as the 1932 convention site Iowa Wisconsin and Massachusetts officials named as officers and vice president positions announced during the session
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Hixon
ANSS
Asheville
N. C
C. W. Hixon
Syracuse
Post Standard
International Circulation Managers Associaton
Toronto
Canada
Wiscotors
Ra Mawes Tions
Doctor and Starr Faithfull linked in voyage death story
New York reports Dr G Jameson Carr ship surgeon first met Starr Faithfull during an ocean voyage. A friend cites alcohol illness, Carr's professional care, and possible unreturned affection. Faithfull disappeared after May 29 aboard the Franconia, later retrieved intoxicated from a Greenwich Village taxi to her home.
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New York
G. Jameson Carr
Starr Faithfull
Starr
Franconia
Dr. Carr
England
Greenwich Village
Martin Sentenced In Atlanta Bribery Case
Former city of Atlanta inspector Jack Martin received a 12 month chain gang sentence for embracery. Judge Virlyn B Moore ordered the term after a superior court conviction confirmed Tuesday. Readiness to appeal and a prior release on bond awaited a September hearing.
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Atlanta
Jack
Martin
Virlyn B. Moore
Fiere
Moore
S. ‘Faytor
Maria
Reno Squabble Between Peter Arno and Vanderbilt
In Reno Nevada June reports say cartoonist Peter Arno faced a possible feud with Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr over alleged attentions to Vanderbilt's wife. Police say Arno sought protection. Vanderbilt reportedly threatened bodily harm but no shooting occurred. Arno's attorney calls any such claim untrue.
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Peter Arno
Vanderbilt
Reno
Nevada
Nelius Vanderbilt, Jr
J. M. Kirkley
Arno
Kirkley
Clyde D. Souter
Savannah Merchant Louis Grouse Passes After 45 Years Here
Savannah newspaper notes the death of Louis Grouse wholesale dry goods merchant in Savannah Georgia at a hospital. A native of England he lived in the city about 45 years and last year at age 74 75 was credited with writing 6500 words on a regulation size post card with pen and ink without lines.
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Savannah
Louis
Grouse
England
Wisdom Warns Heads of State Institutions Budget Hearings Close
State auditor Tom Wisdom warned heads of state institutions that budget requests for 1942-33 will not be received after tomorrow. Several institution heads were to be heard tomorrow as the budget commission completes its consideration of institutional requirements.
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Atlanta
Tom Wisdom
Budget Commission
Workingmen Must Get Bigger Share of Profits to Exist
The Advertising Federation of America at its annual convention approved a resolution urging broader profit sharing with workers to sustain business growth. The plan, a modification of a wage protection proposal, calls for education of businessmen to abandon obsolete ideas and accept sound leadership. Turner Jones of Coca Cola Co. was elected one of three new directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Advertising Federation of America
Resolutions Committee
Turner Jones
Coca-Cola Co
Atlanta
New Concrete Road to Be Dedicated in Georgia
Lafayette Georgia prepares for a Saturday dedication of the new concrete highway from Lafayette to Chickamauga National Park. The project will be formally turned over to the state highway department with Lafayette chamber of commerce inviting guests and planning a dinner at the fairgrounds.
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Lafayette
Chickemauga National Park
State Highway Department
Lafayette Chamber of Commerce
War Memorial
Fair Grounds
Hoover Heads Home After Central States Tour
President Hoover travels toward Washington after three days in Ohio Indiana and Illinois where he spoke to large crowds and attended receptions. He defended his planned program and said he would stay at the White House with no further engagements for two months. He urged tighter banking controls, praised civil war leaders, and emphasized government integrity while touring the central states.
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Robert S. Pickens
Associated Press
Hoover
Washington
White House
Central States
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Warren G. Harding
Abraham Lincoln
Springfield
Ill
Pollard Elected Central of Georgia Railway President
Savannah Ga June 18 Henry D Pollard former vice president and general manager was elected president of the Central of Georgia Railway at a directors meeting Directors of the Ocean Steamship Company chose K E Richardson as president for several years With Clift deceased Pollard headquarters are Savannah and Richardson is based in New York Weaver promoted to assistant general manager on the Central of Georgia Railway Harriman joins both boards Downs chairs and recommends officer promotions
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Savannah
Henry D. Pollard
Central of Georgia Railway
Ocean Steamship Company
KE. R. Richardson
Albert E. Clift
Pollard
Richardson
New York
C. F E. Weaver
Railway
Steamship Company
W. Averell Harriman
L. A. Downs
Hancock Growers to Ship 40 Cars of Peaches
Hancock county growers announce plans to ship forty cars of peaches this year. The majority will be Carmen Georgia Belle and Elberta varieties. Shippers include John Moore Culverton Ohio K Waite Culverton A B Armstrong Mayfield God Allen Head Hotty May flelg.
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Sparta
Hancock County
Carmen
Georgia
John
Moore
Culverton
K. Waite
A. B. Armetrong
Mayfleld
God Allen Ead Hotty
May
Protests Over Proposed Rail Freight Increase Across Nation
Telegrams and letters from officials business interests and citizens urged the Interstate Commerce Commission to reject a proposed 1 per cent freight rate increase. Critics argued no emergency exists and proposed wage cuts or taxes on motor trucks as relief. North Dakota officials and other groups voiced opposition while railroads defend keeping wage scales and seek lawful procedures. The U S Fisheries Association backed motor truck taxes as relief.
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Washington
James
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hoover
Commission
W. OF. Cullens Fertilizer Company
Camilla
North Dakota
Dunbar and Bohlman
Pittsfield
Mass
United States Fisheries Association
Glowering Schultz Held After Fifth Avenue Shootout
Dutch Schultz, Bronx beer baron known as a public enemy, sat in a cell as detectives pursued three alleged accomplices after a pistol fight. Schultz faced $150000 bail on three felonious assault and firearms charges. Amado wounded. Schultz’s apartment rigged as an armed lookout post. Federal agents joined the probe into rackets and illicit banking.
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New York
Dutch Schultz
Bronx
Schultz
Burke
Fifth Avenue
Daniel Amado
Spicer Wins Match in Chattanooga Match
P Emmett Spicer the 1930 champion from Mem today won a match in Chattanooga Tennessee on June 18. He defeated an unnamed opponent to claim victory in the event.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Emmett Spicer
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N. Y
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Wickersham Commission
Miss Starr Faithfull
Detriot Dole
Carr
Martin Sentenced
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Wisdom
Central OF Georgia Railroad
Hancock Growers
Gotham
Bad Man
Amado
Spicer
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