Freedom offered to Mrs Carman amid murder indictment
Dr. Carman seeks bail for his wife as district attorney mulls second degree murder and possible witness testimony. He claims broad support for bond up to 600000 and vows his wife is innocent. Mrs Carman remains composed as legal maneuvers and grand jury plans unfold, with two unnamed women from Dr Carman's office cited as potential witnesses.
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Dr. Carman
District Attorney's
Court House
District Attorney’s Office
Grand Jury
Sheriff Pettit
Celia Coleman
Farrell
Can You Beat It A Long Island Mystery of 1914
The text details the Carman murder case in Mineola involving Dr. Carman and Mrs. Bailey. Witnesses include Frank Ferrell and Phineas Seaman with Burns detectives, grand jury proceedings, dictograph evidence, and testimonies from Mrs. Carman's family. Indictment considerations are discussed by District Attorney Smith and comments from William Bailey and Mrs. Bailey’s mother.
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Carman
Mrs. Bailey
William J. Burns
Mineola
Smith
Frank Ferell
Freeport
Smith Cox
Carmans
William Bailey
Hempstead
Dr. Carman
Child Makes New Fusion Plan for Progressives and Republicans
Richard Washburn Child proposed a fusion plan uniting the Progressive and Republican parties in Massachusetts. A joint threeby three committee would draft a state ticket and platform, with candidates seeking nomination in both primaries, letting rankandfile voters decide the fusion via primary battles.
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Richard Washburn Child
Child
Charles Sumner Bird
Republican Party
Progressive Party
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Pro Fe
Joint Committee
Gence
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Mrs. Carman
Mr. Levy
Levy
the Press Publishing Co
Maurice Ketten
Burns
Frank Ferrell
Becker
Long Island Railroad
Charles Becker
Bailey
Kalo
Jou
Moose
Gilchrists
Paris
Oxford
Russia
Gilchrist Co
Ck Hovey & Co
Washington Street
Hamburg
Venice
PEAR
Anty Drudge
Philadelphia
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