Word: file
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...result of the campaign begun last year for the records and files of early American business houses, many gifts have been received recently by the Business Historical Society in Baker Library. F.C. Ayers, Executive Secretary of the Society, has been very active in arranging for these donations and last spring secured a complete file of the records of the firm of Crosby and Dibblee covering the period after the gold rush...
Next day things were moving quietly. Senator King arrived in Baton Rouge, was sworn in as lieutenant governor without opposition. "Governor" Cyr said he would not try to force his way into the chair, but would file suit in court, await a decision...
...Mere failure to file an income tax does not constitute 'attempt' to evade or defeat the tax. ... To convict you must find beyond reasonable doubt that there was intent to defraud and also some act done in furtherance of that intent...
...Bishop Cannon said he did not fear. He has previously defended his action on the ground that the Corrupt Practices Act deals only with Federal officers. Presidential electors, for whom the money was spent, are State officers, says he. It was indicated that his lawyer, Robert H. McNeill, might file a demurrer to the indictment upon this ground...
...might be sentenced to 32 years in the penitentiary, fined $80,000. Before him he had the example of his brother Ralph ("Bottles") Capone, who had been sentenced to three years in Leavenworth on a similar charge (but had obtained a stay of mandate until Oct. 20 to file an appeal). Jack Gusick, a Capone lieutenant, had been given five years in prison; other important gangsters were behind the bars. Sighed Scarface Snorkey...