Vagrant-Claimed Sights Turn to Scrapes in Police Court
In police court Dominick Do repeats he saw sights and lost his roll. He claims to be no vagrant but faced allegations of being frisked for eighty dollars near Peasant alley. Judge Whitty heard the case as onlookers watched an arrest near Hast Park, with pleas from bystanders and a witness noting a pattern of disturbances.
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Coeur Fralenes
Dart
Whitty
Tate
Telaer Butte
Wowrever
Peasant Alley
Wallace
Fraser Wen
Murphy
Donerts
India
Mesange
Duawe Whitty Rene Taran Cimini
Gerry
Sir Roger Casement to Have First Hearing Today
London May 9 The trial of Sir Roger Casement for high treason connected with the Sinn Fein rebellion will be public. The first hearing is set for Bow Street police court tomorrow to fix a formal date before a police magistrate. The real trial will follow before a panel of high court judges and a jury. Casement plans to defend himself. Crown prosecutors have completed their case.
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Sir Roger Casement
Sinn Fein
Bow Street
High Court of Justices
Roger
Lewis Hartcourt
Augustine Birrell
Ireland
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Birrell
Amon Harold
Tenant
Wari Col
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Hull
Bric
John Edward Seely
SIE QUIT THE CHURCH TO SUPPORT WOMAN SUFFRAGE VOTES
Across Minneapolis and Dallas reports show varied political action. A Missouri delegate cited church leaders opposing woman suffrage, prompting calls to quit churches amid cheers. Texas Democrats endorsed Wilson. progressives in Michigan backed Theodore Roosevelt with delegates instructed to back his Chicago bid.
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Dallas
Texas
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Th. F. Modregor
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Indorse Jackson
Mich
National
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Hart
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