Murder Trial Will Continue in Sawyer County
The Deitz murder trial proceeds in Hayward after Judge A R Reid denied a change of venue to another community. Defense affidavits claim Sawyer county hostility and a tainted environment threaten a fair trial, but the court ruled change of judge sufficed as a venue shift. Attorneys appealed, trial to resume with continuance argument pending.
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Sawyer County
Reid
Wickham
Hayward
Wis
Deitz
A. R. Reid
John F. Deltz
Hattie
Leslie
Oscar Harp
Attornveye
W. B. Rubin
Morita Wittig
Rubin
Cameron Dam
Conan Doyle
Wooman
Paul G. Dorsch
Milwaukee
Balance of Power Shifts in North Dakota Reapportionment
Grand Forks North Dakota December 13 North Dakota must reapportion legislative districts at the January legislative session in Bismarck. Eastern counties wake to a coming shift of power westward as the Red River valley axis may lose influence over state legislation.
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Grand Forks
N. D
North Dakota
Bismarck
Red River Valley
Senate confirms Edward White as Chief Justice amid swift actions
Washington December 13 reports the Senate confirmed Edward Douglass White of Louisiana as chief justice of the United States. Accompanying him were Willis Van Devanter of Wyoming and Joseph Lamar of Georgia nominated as associate justices. nominations for the interstate commerce court proceed later with expected smooth passage.
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Washington
Senate
Edward Douglass White
Louisiana
United States
White
Willis van Devanter
Wyoming
Joseph Lamar
Georgia
Supreme Court of the United States
Court of Commerce
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate Committee On Interstate Committee
C. C. McChord
Kentucky
B. H. Meyer
Wisconsin
Interstate Commerce Commission
Knapp
Commission
Hale
Maine
Hevburn
Congress
Foster
Thornton
White House
Officials Reticent On Bemidji Saloons Injunction Effect
Washington officials refuse to say if the injunction stopping saloon closings at Bemidji under the Bal linger order will halt Indian country actions in Minnesota. A hearing is sought to be expedited but impact on a potential presidential proclamation or Congress action remains unsettled. Responses urge waiting for developments.
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Washington
Bemidji
Minnesota
Department
Congress
Admits He Is Guilty in Mabray Gang Case
Frank Meyer, linked to the Mabray gang, confessed after facing U S Commissioner Mann in Billings Montana. He said he had dodged law for three years and would tell all he knows, including details about the Iowan banker victim W H McGrath who lost 10 000. Meyer formerly ran a Minneapolis cigar store and poolroom. McGrath is noted as a banker.
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Law
Council Bluffs
Meyer
Mabray Gang
W. H. McGrath
Iown
Minneapolis
Mabray
Moe Grath
Jlumberman
Costly Fire Destroys Flick Box Factory in Dubuque
Fire of unknown origin swept the Flick box factory complex at the foot of Seventh street in Dubuque destroying the office sheds and stock. Every city department responded though the engine room survived. Loss estimated at 30 000 with substantial insurance coverage.
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Dubuque, In
Flick Box
Seventh Street
Passengers Taken From Stranded Ship At Valdez
In Alaska a rescued Olympia from a Blight reef collision reached Valdez via Donaldson and Juno with 123 people saved. Captain Daniels praised for leadership as the Olympia sits on Blight Island reef with ice enshrouding it. cargo and vessel value total about $300,000.
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Valdez
Alaska
Lauel Donaldson
Olympia
Edward C. Cushman
Blight Tee and Reef
James Daniels
Donaldson
Juno
Ellemar
Blight Island
Large bail sought in enamel bathroom fixtures case
Detroit declares bail totaling 192000 in the United States suit against enamelled bathroom fixture makers. Four thousand dollars per defendant for forty eight entities is expected. Defense lawyers plan to argue the pneumatic boiler patent underlying the enameling process constitutes a monopoly held by the manufacturers.
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Detroit
United States
Frank Watson
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Fou
Romeo
Schwan & Son
Lad
Herald
Austin
Owatonna Fruit Company
Rie
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Supreme Court
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Taft
Commerce Commission
United States Senate Committee
Dr.price
NoLime
Federal Supreme Court
Frank Meyer
Dubuque
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