Word: mais
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...onslaught on onetime (1921-24) U.S. Attorney General Harry Micajah Daugherty. He traced a $22,163.81 check of John T. King's to a deposit in the Midland National Bank of Washington Court House, Ohio, on Oct. 13, 1921. It happens that Harry M. Daugherty's brother, Mai S. Daugherty, is president of this bank; that the records for Oct. 13 and 14, 1921, have disappeared; that the accounts of Harry M. Daugherty, Mai S. Daugherty, and Jesse Smith are missing. But it was demonstrated that none of the 1,900 other accounts was credited with as much...
...General. Believing that evidence which had a bearing on the case might be obtained, the committee issued a subpoena for Mally S. Daugherty, brother of the Attorney General, to come before it bringing certain books and papers. He refused. Meanwhile, the Attorney General resigned. Shortly afterwards, the Senate ordered Mai Daugherty arrested for failing to answer its subpoena. The Southern District Court of Ohio held that he was unlawfully arrested and discharged him. The Government took an appeal to the Supreme Court...
...Chief Justice's smile could not be dimmed for long. Year by year, the docket grows longer. But it also grows interesting. This fall, the Court will treat itself to hearings on the Pennsylvania Anthracite Coal Tax, the Kansas Industrial Law and the case of Mai Daugherty, who denied the right of a Senate Committee to examine the books of his National Bank...
...Adopted a resolution directing that an appeal be brought in the case of Mai Daugherty, brother of the former Attorney General, who was acquitted on a charge of contempt for refusing to bring various records before the Daugherty investigating committee...
...Adopted without debate a resolution directing the President pro tempore to issue a warrant for the arrest of Mai S. Daugherty (brother of the ex-Attorney General) and bring him before the Senate to answer questions in relation to the Daugherty investigation...