Detectives Plead Guilty In Oklahoma Manslaughter Case
Walter and George Flagg plainclothes detectives charged with manslaughter in the death of Barys J Crisp at Veterans Hospital in Usogge Oklahoma pleaded guilty in city court. They were released on bonds of 1500 each and set for a preliminary hearing March 17. Autopsy indicated Crisp died from rupture of the brain after being restrained by hospital staff and police following an altercation on March 1.
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Associated Press
Uskogge
Okla
Walter
George Flagg
Veterans’ N
Barys J
Crisp
Etoile
Texas
Tey
Pitts
Isp Bhows
From Messenger to Aide in Seargent's Legal Staff
ITTSBURGH March 11 Probably your great member of Attorney Gen Seargent s Nae 1 legal staff is warold Zeng % originally of Mary's Pennsyl va who rose by messenger and phone operator esistant district frney in three a writz spent a year lying law at reetown Univer s in Washington then had to earn money He got ZENO FRITZ by operating the federal building cnboard and carrying melanges At the studied law at Duquense Uni vity Pitz was admitted to the bar last No ber and soon his familiarity with the hine of federal court and the district fency s office won hinmi a place as a s ant to the United States attorney for western district of Pennsylvania His assignment was a liquor case.
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Associated Press
Ittsburgh
Gen Seargent
Nae 1
Warold
Writz
Reetown Univers
Washington
Zeno Fritz
Cnboard
Duquense Univity
Pitz
Six Girls Safe in Japan After Earthquake Scare
Associated Press report confirms six teenage girls in Japan are safe. A cable from the national committee of the Women’s Christian Association to the YWCA board states relatives and friends back home have been advised.
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Associated Press
York
McAn
Japan
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By Women's Christian Association
Americans Take Art Worth 15 Millions Away From England
Americans took more than 15 million dollars worth of British art last year. The report cites masterpieces by Lawrence, Raeburn, Hoppner, Romney, Frans Hals and Boucher. Private sales and notable prices, including Pinkie and Blue Boy, are highlighted with Duveen and Huntington figures.
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England
Associated Press
London
Pinkie
Raeburn
Hopper
Romney
Frans Hale
Boucher
Suicine
United States
Gaineborough
Blue Boy
Henry Edward Huntington
Angeles
Calif
Franz Hals
Otto Kahn
New York
Sir Thomas Lawrence
Elizabeth Moulton Barrett
Lord Michelham
Sir Joseph Duveen
Sudion
Lawrence
Gainsborough
Hoppner
Portraits and Auction Drama At Bromleys Davenport Auction
The Bromleys Davenport sale featured Mrs. Charlotte Davenport by Romney valued at 400 per square inch with the full canvas bought for 100. A Queen Mary Tudor portrait from the Carlisle collection, attributed to Moro and revised to Holbein, sold at 26 250 but is now valued at about ten times that figure.
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Bromleys Davenport
Charlotte Davenport
Romney
Queen Mary Tudor
Carlisle
Antonio Moro
Holbein
Moro
Early Seals and Hidden Music at English Hotel Dance
At a hotel dance in England twenty couples danced to inaudible music while spectators listened as dancers passed tiny receiving sets. The piece notes the earliest printing press form, the seal, used to mark official documents dating to 4000 B.C. Seals were usually cylindrical and first crafted from bone ivory and alabaster.
Parole Revocation and Restoration Graced by Governors
Grace Davies sentenced for manslaughter in Harrison County to three years in May 1926 had a parole revoked by Gov. Miriam A. Ferguson and then restored by Gov. Dan Moody. The parolee was sent to 8. R. Thrasher of Longview and earlier convicted in Hunt County in March 1926 for transporting liquor with a one year sentence.
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Associated Press
Austin
Grace Davies
Harrison County
Miriam A. Ferguson
Dan Moody
R. Thrasher
Longview
Ferguson R. C. Harris
Hunt County
Moody
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