Ammerin 5 Refused Retrial by Lynch
William Amrin was denied a new trial by Judge Lynch yesterday after being convicted last fall of manslaughter in the Morris Hayes death. Sentence maxed at five to ten years. Demurrers and motions across several cases were ruled or continued in various court matters, with guardianships and estate filings proceeding.
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Butte-Ramsdell Copper Mining Company
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Heilbronner Company
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Eliza Best
August Norman
Walter Norman
Theresa Mansell
Catherine A. Canty
William Ries
Henry Ries
Richard Dilworth
Edward Hasley
Ernest Huber
Paul R. Johnston
Raphael A. Grisson
Jerry Papa
Jack Hanguer Jr
Sol Gensberger
F. C. Adams
January Court Record Shows 205 Cases Tried
The police court in January tried 205 cases as per Judge Grimes. Fines totaled 1554 dollars with drunkenness leading at 41 cases, 23 fined, 11 bonds forfeited, 5 jailed. Disturbance cases reached 31. 16 fined, 7 dismissed, 5 committed, 3 bonds forfeited. Miscellaneous docket had 132 cases. 50 fined, 35 dismissed, 1 bond forfeited, 1 complaint withdrawn, 5 appealed. Snow and ice cases numbered 34 and were dismissed. Proceedings began Dec 31 and extended to Jan 2 to address mayoral delays in snow clearance.
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Nominating Committee Names AP Board Candidates
The Associated Press nominating committee named candidates for election to the AP board at the annual members meeting in New York on April 20. Nominees include Frank B. Noyes of the Washington Star W J McLean of the Philadelphia Bulletin Adolph Ochs of the New York Times A C Weiss of the Duluth Herald and John R Rathom of the Providence Journal. The committee made one nomination per vacancy.
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Decrease in New York City Prison Inmates in 1919
The New York department of correction released a census showing a 15 percent drop in inmates across municipal prisons in 1919. The average daily population was 4,567, down from 4,202 in 1918, marking a decline nearing 50 percent since 1915.
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Belgium Third in Zinc Production Before World War
Belgium ranked third globally in zinc smelting before the war, producing about 200000 tons of unmanufactured zinc annually, with roughly 75 percent of it exported.
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