St. Louis Post-Dispatch
October 22, 1913

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"ayor Lambert and His Cabinet, Accu | | ; f E Louis, His Cabinet and Other TUDE 5 Ex-Mayor of East St. uis, 5 ee | 10 icted in Graft Investig Officials Among 28 Indicted in Graft Investigation ¢ , | Objection to Any Impeding bi Harry Goldman Is Found Guilty ropenn Factor Being Injected on Two Counts; Verdict 9 11. Into Situation. Returned in 20 Minutes. 5 ® . : FELIX DIAZ AT VERA CRUZ COT $180,000 IN A YEAR E : i 1] ) d to Hav Ex-Comptroller Also Allege Landing Is Delayed on His Re-| Head of Dr. Haux Company Ex- P ‘ turn—Guards Present to Pre- onerates Brother; Says He Conspired With Other Officials t vent Demonstration. Spent $60,000 Advertising. a — Loot City Treasury. a WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.— Diplomatie] 4 jury in the Federal Court ri exchanges 2 wee 1 Wednesday returned a verdict of guilty Ee ks. fe: GAG the British Fore 5 g tw unts i indictment ch — a gard to Great Britain’s attitude in on ‘wo counts in an in arg B Mexico are likely to continue. mg use of the mails to defraud against} | ̃ , /// „% OS” DETECTIVE CHIEF GRIGS Indications that Sir Lionel Garden. | Harry Goldman, proprietor of the Dr. Brtih Miniter to i be Not DOME dn spectacle co. an Lut tect. . IS NAMED AS A BURGLA views in sympathy w ag policy toward the Huerta Government, | His brother, Morris, was acquitted. {| | Ga l / -—- Nee , — 2 caused concern to the Washington Gov-] The men were charged with using the — | | a ernment, and while some 8 de-| mails to advertise the sale of spectacles . re 1 me clared that they were not seeking Euro- , © | pean support at this time, it Was made peo meta a ee ee ats —— GE — —— dh =. 2 14 Aldermen Accused of Voting 3 es: plain that they did not desire that any | Scented to be. 12 EX-CITY TRE / “3 55 5 S Maze o factor from Europe be injected into the] minutes. Sentence was deferred by paid for supplies and for work, that the city in many instances | “It cannot be denied that President] bought the spectacles complete, the , Into Cage. JOHN D. ROCHE not receive s ervices for money paid out, and that city Wuson bad some grounds for complaint | lenses being set in the frames. The 0 * 92 i » other illenalln to: ; against British policy in Mexico,” saysjapplicant for spectacles was then in- Judge Milter, about to rents ee? entered into agreements to help each other pre * get 8 the Siobe, in commenting today on the formed in a letter that it he would] selling case in the Court of Crimina J the law he enn ow any amow Mexican situation. send $1 to cover the cost of the frames] Correction Wednesday, noticed that from the. treasury. 1 nder N $100,000 The newspaper considers that ajthe glasses would be sent at once. If|the courtroom aisle seemed 1 are fraud and will not be limited to showing the grave müstake was made by the British the money was not sent, a pair of spec- row for one of the jury panel, Sam- , | A — Foreign Office in its overhasty recogni-|tacles usually was sent on trial, to be uel Meyers of 2708 Allen avenue, who JOHN . the blanket indictments. 1. l tion of Provisional President Huerta, | returned if not satisfactory, he testified.}] just had answered to his name, and MALINEE. The instructions which started the greft qu were | which was in such marked contrast with It the spectacles proved satisfactory| who was trying, with much paint by Judge Vandeventer, whose attention had been called. by | its dignified delay in recognizing King| the customer was expected to send the culty, to make his way to the jury | ä Vv Peter. of Servia. yt toe. the frames, Re nis box. to the disclosures of municipal corruption in Louis the Globe advances the view that the] Arguments to the jury were made] The Judge signaled to a deputy. } RAIN. PROBABLY WILL ) by the Post-Dispatch in a series of articles, the fi ot which _ Roreign (tAee attitude lends color to the Wednesday by, District Attorney Heute. who led Meyers to the bar... “You're | CONTINUE TOMORROW |Several Privates Are Unhorsei| °Y ) 3 2 Rr that its policy is dictated rath- following the testimony of Conrad Bud- ] intoxicated,” said the Judge. I know | 2 is Di published June 19. “= 2 by political considerations than by ke for the Goldman brothers. Budke, it,” said Meyers. “You're fined, $5, | 7 rt * and Several Animals Die 4 2 for the real interests of the na- Who is president of the Nelson Chesman said the Court. But let me explain, 18 1 W Ss. 4 When’ Bolt Strikes. Those indicted today are: | * cme Advertising Agency, testified that the] Yeronner,” the man insisted... “Five e a ood ee CHARLES 8. LAMBERT, Mayor in 1911 and 1912. charged’ , Goldmans had a good business reputa- dollars more!“ exclaimed the Judge, il ned and his pocket picked of 5 4 E 2 13 * e is Syd ts h with having entered into a : ig 8 Arrested tion. He said his firm handied 860,000 and Meyers, still trying to explain, | boo Bee ed pocketbook Wednesday morn- Sedan a 3 ak HOUSTON, Tex., Oct. 22—Lightning| four indictments of 10 counts eac : worth of advertising business for th was led to the courtroom cage. ris pic P i off r struck a column of the Sixth United spiracy to defraud the city of $100,000, and in one indictment with ) 5 22 Dusit and last year. 2 In the other division of the court, ing. ay 1 N F551 ree R States Cavalry marching between Texas ing conspired with other officials to defraud the city of $25,000. b. 3 — ‘Madero, —— of the late in hi t the same time, Gus Rex of | mate, 9 cents. TER ton today, kin Pri- i. N at almost t City and Galveston v. ng = President, have been arrested at Mon- rym bat , eg Peony 4951 Page boulevard approached the| Mrs. Otto, the lawyer sald, 1 saath, Nall, eee eee George Morris and Jonn Ek. FRED GEROLD, City Treasurer in 1911 and 1912. Charged { deere, charged with complicity in a plot h misleading ad i . bench to speak to Judge Clark. A pocketbook of 84, all he had in it. rain's all here. But | zimmer. four indictments with having conspired with Lambert and others t 2 ie to turn over that city to revolution- ciety: — ee moment later the Judge ordered aj he left his home at 674% pe aoe poe 1.15 385 before it came an-] Veterinary Surgeon Devine was slight-| detraud the city of $100,000; in one indictment with embezsling ‘et Arles, according to dispatches printed | ‘The legitimate PAID Circulation vf the | deputy to lock Rex up, saying he He put the empty Fg 2 At Vande- other of those ly injured, and in one indictment with having entered into a conspiracy to 4 im the newspapers here. Post-Dispatch in St. Louis and its had been drinking. Rex is a sales- | pocket and started to we . ee , Several_horses and mules were killed. t $25,000. i The two brothers are said to have suburbs is greater than that of ABI,|™an. He said he was trying to talk] venter avenue and Olive street he early morning Several troopers were said to have fraud the city o i compromised by documents taken | other English Dailies —ä— with the Judge about a personal | ¢erred to a Vandeventer car to go to me hailstorms visited | been unhorsed. | WILLIAM X. RODENBERGER, former City Comptroller. beg en en e wat we — 8 9 — . a portion of our a P in four indictments with having entered into a conspiracy with 2a Vandeventer. : 7 , 3 | 1 5 on 1 ‘A fat man blocked the door as Otto 7 2 405 MUCH SMOKE, E.. «LE FIRE, pert, Gerold and others to defraud the city of — ae 3 Cheers Greet Feltz Dias as He. Lands > Si es tried to enter, and another man pushed rattled against car FIVE FIREMEN OVERCOME! ment with having entered into a conspiracy to defraud ou] | Aa era Crus. Profitable Publicity him from behind. Otto forced his way etadees. aa $25,000, and in one indictment with having embezzled city records a A Pegs ont, Bextco, he * = in. The fat man staggered through the frightened horses| A prodigious amount of smoke, which treasury warrants to the value of $10,000. 15 ae | steamship: 2. aun ys 8 ee The St. Louis merchants again Tuesday most substau- car and leaped off of a 8 r. r JOHN J. FAULKNER, former Comptroller. Charged in three fh © Me was cheered as he came ashore oy tially showed their preference for the POST-DISPATCH 8 pnd ican oan aba n of St. Louis be- fire in the — me: of — — Louis} 4 ts with conspiracy to defraud the tity of $100,000, and in ea ua d Car Co. plant n ; ctmen 33 2 monet * * 9 ag a live advertising medium and immediate result pro. " Otto felt for his pocketbook. ‘The pick: mr K The 2 the building and —.— indictment with conspiracy to defraud the city of $25,000, F * ee 2 8 ee ducer by placing pockets had picked the pockethook m avenue and be- was mall, but the apparent danger to LESTER J. GRIGSBY, present Chief of Detectives. . “Charged b 5 75 columns his pocket. Otto laughed as he saw the tween Olive street the plant, which covers 58 acres, caused one indictment with having committed burglary and larceny, and a | ee eae : 3 a tke Ans PAIK: AVENED! ives {alarms 4o' Re vee. having received stolen property, and in two indictments with bart worth going 7. 5 7:1 ; The firemen who were momentarily) . 5 of nie 9 vee the ee n. mi they United Railways office’ Claim Agent age op overcome by smoke and Who were re.| been a party to a conspiracy to defraud the city of $100,000, 8 Hardin lent Otto & car ticket to go to his | small and it fell vived by fresh air, were Capt. Jack DR. LENUEL B. SHORT, Health Commissioner. Charged in 68 columns a office. | tor only a few) tHanimons of No. 7, Lieut. Caspar) ogictments with having been a party to a conspiracy bat ages Iminutes. It was preceded and followed Schnell of No. 8. John O’Shea of No. . city of $100,000. ; pera in three out of the other four St. Louis papers all added MAYOR GETS STATE FLAG )by « drizziy, penetrating rain. Fred Engles of No. 19 and Charles Hel- WUERSCH, former Superintendent of Steen 4 2 , Official forecast for St. Louis and land of No. . b DANIEL G. 8 party 9 conspiracy to de : a f vicinity: Cloudy weather tonight and red-hot rivet, falling among two indictments with having been The POST-DISPATCH sells more n in St. New Emblem Authorized by Last] erde probable rata, nen 205 Brathay Ag? ta, eres ‘te Pe ‘ma of $100,000. nF Louis ev day than all the other St. Louis newspapers 1 is dl change bs ———— r. caused the fire. The erecting shop is JOHN EDMINSTON, Assistant Superintendent of Streets. ¢ combined. immediate EFFERSO . Mo., coe |, misnourt—Unesettied weather tonight and used for the building of steel cars. ; * tments with having been u party immense blicit ere e ee fac General O’Meara presented to tomorrow: probably showers; colder in 2 — in two ee 5 18 ry om * 1 , Gee. e E — tentght and te- to- the city of $100,000. * ae St. Louis’ ONE BIG Cewspaper. State fis apihieteed we: ie tae: sens: m:_ probably” showers eee. oe ed Legislature. and a 3 * 28 first nine months, 1913: “This flag has a red, white and bree tog, col ino oa ie rait in one “ts * ay 2 7 r 171, 101 —— — — f I eont of arms The flag pr to] That situation re % gree a 8 Se sions ; es : . i — 8 ke 8 6 ee ae aie i ee aA ; ‘ . — . — — — ** 7 * oa a aisles * 1 art a r ON 6 Ut „„ „ eB i? Fe : oe e 0 eee n .. 2 — — 1 — —— ate 4