Gerald Chapman Aids Lawyers In Conduct Of Trial
Hartford reporting shows Gerald Chapman aiding his defense as 24 witnesses from 13 communities recount the night before the New Britain patrolman murder and the Springfield and Meriden events tied to the case. Prosecutor Alcorn presses toward conviction while defense counsel Groehl fights to exclude atmosphere and questionable identifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Gerald Chapman
New Britain
Hugh M. Alcorn
Chapman
Frank Kupec
Lillian Knell
Meriden, Conn
Meehan Hotel
Meridan
Kupec
Walter Shean
Shean
Springfield
Mass
Davidson & Leventhal
Lis
James Skelley
Shea
Frederick J. Groehl
Newell Jennings
Alcorn
Ohio
Alice M. Powers
Cincinnati
Frederick H. Cook
Dayton
James Hance
Wheaton
Muncie
Ind
Tom Miller
Groehl
Indiana
Arthur W. Bailey
Pawtucket
R. L
Holyoke
Booth Hadley
George L. Shelburne
Batley
Waldo W. Miller
Miller
Stanton Moor Company
Catherine Boorn
James W. Brown
Detroit
Ford
William B. Ellison
Bergholz
Steubenville
Ge Bedoir
Henry Wessel
Ken
Britain
Gerald Chapman Steps Up to Help Lawyers in Murder Trial
Gerald Chapman abandons pose of boredom to actively assist lawyers in his murder trial, shifting demeanor as case proceeds amid courtroom scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nerald Chapman
Ellingson Jury Now Complete in California Murder Trial
San Francisco March 27 two alternate jurors both women joined the regular panel to try Dorothy Ein sixteen for the murder of her mother shot in January after a scolding at petting parties. Judge Harold Louderback adjourned court to Monday morning as the panel sat with nine men and three women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Mar
Dorothy Ein
Harold Louderback
Terresa Roth
Martin Hencken
George W. Hastittgs
George H. Clark
Dora R. Roche
Silveramith
Paul E. Denivelle
Anton Carlson
Alice F. Hicks
Edgar J. Goldsmith
William £. Bates
J. H. McCay
Clara M. G. White
George F. Sand
Iron Works
Ford Motor Company reports large surplus increase
Boston March 27 An official statement filed with the Massachusetts secretary shows Ford Motor Company surplus rising by more than 100 million dollars for the year ending this month reaching 542,476,496.39. Total assets climbed to 644,624,468 from 568,101,639 with notable gains in real estate machinery and equipment merchandise and other asset categories.
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Boston
Mar
Ford Motor Company
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Rch
Exhumations Begin in McClintock Death Case
Bodies of Emma Nelson McClintock and Dr. Oscar Olson are exhumed for belated autopsies to seek death causes. Coroner Wolff says analyses will take about a month. Shepherd and attorney remain untroubled as investigation continues.
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Chicago
Emma Nelson McClintock
William Nelson McClintock
Oscar Olson
Harry Olson
Justice Olson
William DP
Shepherd
McClintock
Olson
McNally
Olgan
Oscar Wolff
Wolff
Robert E. Crowe
Young McClintock
Luella Rheabell
Faiman's School
Josiah Kirby Blamed for False Statement
Cleveland March 27 Responsibility for issuing a false financial statement of the Cleveland company as of July 20 1922 was placed on Discount Soneser on the condition Josiah Kirby former president of the company by Raymond L Poland former treasurer in testimony today After the company went into receivership Poland continued as treasurer for the receiver Kirby and Poland were indicted on charges of issuing the statement fraudulently Poland testified after charges against him were dismissed by Judge Cull he might become a witness for the prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cleveland of Business
Poland
Kirby
Cr. B. Cull
Transfer Admiral Dewey to Bethlehem Chapel Crypt
Admiral George Dewey body to move tomorrow from Arlington National Cemetery to Bethlehem Chapel at Washington Cathedral for temporary rest beside Woodrow Wilson. Marines and bluejackets plus navy band will honor the procession. honorary pallbearers include senior flag officers and Brigadier General Mion Williams.
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Admiral Dewey
Bethlehem
Washington
Maine
George Wey
Maniia Bay
Arlington National Cemetery
Washington Catheral
Bluejackets
Navy
Cathedral
Bethlehem Chapel
Woodrow Wilson
Dewey
Manilla
Navy Department
Charles J. Badger
Jug Rodman
Edward W Eberle
Hilary P. Jones
Navy General Board
Spencer S
Red Cross Funds Urge Support for Tornado and Mine Victims
The Red Cross seeks donations to aid tornado zone victims and to assist miners of the Rrellviile disaster. Several contributors have already given to both funds, listing donors from Bluefield Princeton and related towns, with totals noted for each fund. Total raised shown is 812.50 across listed contributors.
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Red Cross
Abe
A. Pitt
Martens
W. Va
Monticello
Peas
Montecarlo
Beker
Qeetield
Marley Oliver
Princeton
Iad Tate
Bluefield
Bors
Theory Advanced Incendiary Bomb Was Cause Blast
Coroners inquest into thirty three miners killed at the Harrackaville Bethlehem mine recessed after testimony failed to identify blast origin. Witnesses debated whether a single ignition at the shaft bottom or a bomb near the shaft started the explosion. nitro glycerine odor was reported at the wreck site.
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Fairmont
Harrackaville
Bethlehem Mines Corporation
Here
George 5. Rice
United States Bureau of Mines
John Stewart
L. C. Pitahugh
M. W. Ogden
Robert Lambie
State Department of Mines
Lod
Pat O'Conner
Bethlehem Company
J. O. Durka
C. F. Welty
State Mining Department
Ia- Sor Rissbewen
Eastern Time Bill Fails To Uniform Ohio Time
Columbus march 27 the bill to standardize eastern time across Ohio apparently failed after senate and house disagreement. The senate had passed a measure legalizing eastern and central time where used, while the house amendment to uniform eastern time was not concurred in.
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Columbus
Mar
Ohio
Senate
House
Injured Michigan Lawmaker Smjo Air Crash Condition Favorable
Uniontown Pennsylvania March 27 Physicians attending Representative Clarence J. McLeod of Michigan reported his condition favorable after an air plane crash near Uniontown. An earlier bulletin said he would likely recover barring complications. An X ray showed a sprained back punctured lung broken collarbone and two fractured ribs. Theairplane was en route from Seldine Field Michigan to Washington when it crashed during a forced landing for repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
Clarence J. McLeod
Michluar
Loniceht
Mr. McLeon
Grand Jury Finds True Bill Against Senator Wheeler
Washington reports a grand jury charged Senator Wheeler of Montana with conspiracy to obtain illegal use and possession of government land along with Edwin Booth and Gordon Campbell. Wheeler faces trial in Montana on April 16, with bonds set and arraignment completed.
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Washington
Wheeler
Montana
Edwin
Booth
Interior Department
Gordon Campbell
Campbell
Donovan
Senator Walsh
Senator Wheeler
Grand Jury
Borah Committee
Senate
Department of Interior
Lense
Appearance of Klansmen Sentencing Delayed Until Tuesday
In Warren Ohio prosecutors delay sentencing of twenty five indicted Klansmen tied to the Niles riot as they await a prosecutor approved statement of fact. Fifty have already been tried or pleaded guilty to rioting weapons assault and related charges with two anti Klansmen receiving six months workhouse terms and one suspended year sentence for assault to kill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierson
James 8. Thomas
Joe Jennings
Niles
Montana Senator Burton Wheeler Charged in Grand Jury Indictment
Senator Burton Wheeler of Montana is named in a grand jury indictment with alleged conspiracy to obtain illegal possession and use of government lands. Co-defendants include Dawinothe and Gordon Campbell, charged with related acts.
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Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Bkdawinothe
Gordonampbell
Murray predicts ninety percent of miners will quit
Phillip Murray of the United Mine Workers forecasts a 90 percent strike among non union miners in the Fairmont field on April 1. John A. Clark Jr. of the Northern West Virginia Coal Operators Association says open shop mines will stay operating and Mitchell Day will be observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Clark, Jr
Fairmont
W. Va
Phillip Murray
Pittsburg
United Mine Workers of America
Northern
Murray
van A "Ittner
Big Ben Tones Heard Back In London From Transatlantic Broadcast
A hotel broadcast from the Hotel Savoy in London on March 15 traveled the Atlantic and was picked up by Helfast Maine receiving station then re transmitted by General Electric. Signals were relayed to WAY and 379 4 receivers in London Wales and other parts of the British Isles confirmed the audible clock chimes and clear announcements despite muffled music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ScheNectady
N. Y
London
Wales
British Isles
Big Ben
House of Parliament
British Forces in India Chief General Rawlinson Dies in Delhi
Delhi reports the death of General Sir Henry Rawlinson commander in chief of British forces in India after an appendix operation on March 25. His successor General Sir William Birdwood was named by the War Office on March 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Delhi
Mar
Lori Rawlnson
Lord Rawlinson
William Birdwood
British War Office
Gienenai
Lota Henry Seymour Nawlinson
Sandhurst
War Office
Somme
Wilson
Wateal
Dandy Satch
Aeekhae Bean Linson
Trent
William McCarthy Dies After Long Illness in Bluefield
William McCarthy a respected Bluefield citizen dies at St Luke s Hospital after a lengthy illness due to Brights disease and complications. He served 21 years as superintendent of the Bluefield Water Works and was active in politics and civic groups including the Elks and Knights of Columbus. He will be laid to rest in Wytheville beside his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's Hospital
Brights
Mr. McCarthy
Las
McCarthy
Philadelphia
Biuefield
Hot Springs Ark
Maefield
Maefield Water Works and Improvement Company
Bluefield Sanitarium
St. Luke’s Hospital
Bluefield Water Works and Improvement Company
Bluefield
Norfolk and Western
Elkhorn
Elkhorn Valley
Big Stone Gap
Kentucky
George Hill
A. L. Rhodes
West
Water Company
Lila
Ace James N. Laline
Negy
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Egerald Chapman
Ellingson
Louderbach
Unti
Josiah Kirby
Wight
Edwin Booth
Gordon Camppell
WM. M'Carthy
Wytheville
William McCarthy
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