Private Detective Tied to Rosenthal Case, Testimony Questioned
Testimony suggests a private detective assigned by District Attorney Whitman monitored Rosenthal. Witness Dresner’s remarks appear tailored to Rose’s account, while defense notes point to a cautious withdrawal after warnings. The Thai restaurant incident testimony is deemed competent but raises questions about the sequence of events and alleged threats.
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Whitmon
Rosenthal
Dresner
Rose
Cre
Famed Testimony on Rosenthal Case Denied New Trial
The court rejects the new trial bid based on newly claimed witnesses. Witnesses argued delays and silence undermine credibility, with several stating they could not reasonably identify defendants. Authorities emphasize the original trial's fairness and uphold the conviction.
Webb-Kenyon law upheld in Kansas
The Kansas Supreme Court upheld the Webb-Kenyon liquor shipping control law. The St. Louis brewing firm challenged the ruling after shipments were confiscated. the court affirmed that Kansas may regulate all liquor entering the state. Justice R A Bureh wrote the decision, likening liquor regulation to prohibiting white slavery and obscene literature.
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Topeka
Kan
Webb- Kenyon
Kansas Supreme Court
Kansas
St. Louis Brewing Company
St. Louis Company
Corona
Kantate
Webb
R. A. Bureh
Congress
Ans
Chief Seyferlich Mourned by Chicago Fire Department
Funeral procession for Charles Frederick Seyferlich, Chicago fire chief since 1910, used an old Engine Company No. 1 hose cart as a funeral bier from Old Sy headquarters, with a second hose cart bearing floral tributes. A red auto, long associated with his fire alarm runs, accompanied the cortege to the cemetery as city officials, council members, and nearly 10,000 firefighters attended.
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Chicago
Engine Company No
Charles Frederick Seyferlich
Chicago Department
Governor Stands by Court Decree in Gunmen Case
Albany April 11 Governor Glynn declined to comment on Justice Goff's decision in the gunmen case and suggested the matter rests with the court. Rumors of a possible reprieve were denied as not worth anything. Riley says alibi claims were reiterated by Cirotici. The governor kept open the possibility of a reply after full text, with the deadline for reprieve by 2 p.m. today.
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Albany
M. D
Glynn
Justice Goff
Harhier
New York
Dago” Frank
Riley
State Prison Department
Mr. Riley
Sing Sing
Dage” Frank ‘Cirotiel
Dage Frank
Father Cashin
Clancy
Cirofici
Dago Frank
Secretary of State
Noan
New Zealand cuts infant death rate praised by U S official
Secretary Lathrop cites New Zealand’s low infant mortality due to the New Zealand Society for the Health of Women and Children. In Dunedin, mortality fell 50 percent from 1907 to 1932 as mothers receive care instruction, home making, hygiene training, and hospital care guidance.
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Washington
Ison
Sula C. Lathrop
Federal
Children's Bureau
United States
Misa Lathrop
New Zealand
New Zealand Society For the Health of Women and Children
Dunedin
Childless Women Face Higher Cancer Risk Says Surgeon
In New York on April 11 the American Surgical Association closed its session naming Rochester Minnesota as next meeting site. Dr George E Armstrong of Montreal was elected president. Dr J M T Finney of Baltimore linked higher cystic disease and cancer risk to childlessness and lack of nursing. Dr Richard Sparmann of Vienna reported radium cases with mixed outcomes, cautioning against postoperative irradiation.
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New York
American Surgical Association
Rochester
Minn
George E. Armstrong
Montreal
Canada
International Surgical Association
J. M. T. Finney
Baltimore
Suffragette Riots Halted Court Hearing in London
London April 11 May Stewart a militant suffragette attempted to demolish porcelain in the British Museum on April 9 and caused a disturbance in court when the public prosecutor opened the case. She shouted she would not listen and threw pepper at the magistrate. Prolonged scenes led to the hearing being postponed.
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London
Stewart
British Museum
Miss Stewart
Emmeline Pankhurst
Reginald McKenna
May Stewart
Catherine Wison
Change of Commons
Clara Lambert
Soviat
Ruef and McNamara Eligible for Parole Decision
San Francisco records reveal the state supreme court ruling that Abraham Ruef and John J. McNamara are eligible to apply for parole after serving at least one year of their sentences. Ruef, serving fourteen years for bribery, has already surpassed three years in prison. The court invalidated a board rule tying parole to half-term completion and directed parole consideration after one year.
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San Francisco
State Supreme Court
Abraham Ruef
State Board of Prison Directors
Reuf
Komant Older
San Francisco Bulletin
Ruef
F Ruef
Board of Prison Directors
John J. McNamara
International Brotherhood of Bridge and Structural Tron Workers
Los Angeles
Llewellyn Tron
James B. McNamara
Los Angeles Times
San Quentin
Tenth Ward Civic League Organized For Improvements
Nearly 109 residents gathered at Capitol View Methodist church to form the Tenth Ward Civic League. Officers elected were A Carpentier president W A Pursley vice president A M Turner secretary and A Armstrong treasurer. The group planned committees to study water service streets sewers gas electric lights and street car service while opposing plans to move county convicts. They highlighted poor fire protection water shortages and neglected park improvements around George Adair park and Stewart avenue.
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Tenth Ward
Capitol View Methodist Church
Capitol View
East Point
Stewart Avenue
Dill Avenue
Whitehall Street
Hee Street
McCall's Erossing
Allen A Avenue
Pearce Street
League
Reward Offer Draws Fire In Frank Case Inquiry
Detective William J Burns offers 1000 dollars for information on Leo Frank alleged sexual perversion. The letter was published in The Constitution as Burns departs at 5 PM for Cincinnati to pursue new leads including the Hewell girl witness, amid dispute over the case and expected delays in his report.
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William J. Burns
Leo Franks
Burns
Urna
Frank
Lea M. Frank
Eam-T
Tme
Waltam J. Burns
Urns
Sanford
Constitution
City
Louisville
Nashville
Cincinnati
Dewey Howell
Crank
Hewell
National Pencil Factory
Cineinnati
Humane Society protests sanded poultry in New York market
The Humane Society appeals to the agriculture department to stop sand and coarse feeding of live poultry. The Greater New York Live Poultry Vealers Protects association says chickens are starved before shipment and fed a paste of grain pebbles and crushed stone to gain weight and profit. Officials report large weekly shipments and possible federal prosecutions by Assistant U S Attorney Know.
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Greater New York
Women government workers may join May Day procession
Washington April 11 Women government employees may take part in the May 9 suffrage procession as individuals without violating civil service rules. Attorney General McReynolds states there is no reason to dissent from the Civil Service Commission's ruling allowing individuals to parade, but not as official government representatives. In Georgia Zebulon April 11 Mrs Rebecca Mitchell 77 widow of Captain J A Mitchell died suddenly. She leaves seven children and a brother in Texas. services will be at the Baptist church.
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Rogenthal
Forty-third Street
Yallon
Webber and Schepps
Garden Restaurant
Forty-t
Third Street
Rosenthal
Velief
Huan
Burwell
Anc
Narsens
Washington
Civil Service
McReyoods
William Kent
California
McReynolds
Kent
Civil Service Commission
Gf Ng
Zebulon
Rebecca Mitchell
J. A. Mitchell
Hiag Wells
Tyler
Texas
J.T. Baker
G.D. Dominick
W. W. Mitchett
Liste Mitchell
Annie Lavender
Montezuma
Recovery in Sight for King Gustav of Sweden
Stockholm April 11 Fur ther progress toward convalescence was announced in the surgeon's bulletin from Sophia hospital where the king Gustavus was operated on earlier for stomach ulceration. The bulletin states the king passed a quiet night and enjoyed good sleep. The pain diminished notably and his condition gives reason to hope there will be no setback to his recovery.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Gustave
Sophia Hospital
Grand Army to Aid Confederate Reunion
Jacksonville Florida April 11 A substantial contribution by the local Grand Army of the Republic to aid preparations for the United Confederate Veterans reunion to be held in May was announced today The exact amount was not specified in their request for permission to contribute which was presented to the reunion arrangements committees and promptly granted
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Jacksonville
Fla
Grand Army of the Republic
Reduced round trip fares to Savannah in National Drainage Act note
Congress action under National Drainage limits reduces round trip fares to Savannah Georgia with sale ends April 20 and 22 and final return by 30 April 1944 Cadv. The measure affects Southern Railway and outlines travel terms for the period, highlighting temporary pricing under wartime adjustments.
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Southern
Savannah
Revival Plans for Atlanta Holy Revival Launch
At St Pauls Methodist Episcopal church a special service will launch plans for an outdoor revival starting April 17 and running to April 28. Pastor Rev Dry Fraser leads a ambitious program featuring Bishop Kilgo and Dr George Stuart with Prof Excell directing music and a strong chorus.
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St. Pauls Methodist Eiscopal
Dry BF. Fraser
Paul's
Beldom
Methodist Church
Atlanta
John C. Bilgo
Tatara
GL. Goodell
St Tats
New York
George T. Stuad
Chen Street
Knoxville
San Tones Methodists
South Wall
St. Pals Echnicd
Grant and
Sidney Streets
Trinity Church
Bo G Johnson
Paste
Trinaty
Shere
Kilgo
St Paul’s
Iyth St. Steela
Shartotte
N.C
Frulax
St Pauls
Durham
Ingo
Wa. m
Bishop &Og0
St. Paul’s
George Stuartwall
Fraser
Sears
Sunday laws blasted as un American and un Christian
Carlyle Haynes of the American Religious Liberty Association charged that Sunday laws ban work and play, corrupt morals, and entangle church and state. Delegates from Seventh day Adventist churches condemned the measures as un American, unconstitutional, and unjust at a Religious Liberty Institute session. The program, staged at the First Seventh-day Adventist church, wraps with another Haynes address at 7 45.
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Satan
Georgis
Carlyle Haynes
American Religious Liberty Association
Religious Liberty Institute
Fast Pair Street
Institute
Haynes
Easter at Atlanta University in Ware Chapel services
Easter program at Atlanta University features a morning service in Ware Memorial chapel with the student choir singing the Hallelujah Chorus and He Rose From the Dead. Sunday evening a sacred song recital by Mrs Carters Barrell of Boxton will include old Negro melodies, with public welcome.
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Atlanta University
Ware Memorial Chapel
Atlant University
At & Arlovk
Carters Barrell
Boxton
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George W. Adair
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Broadway
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