Sapiro Libel Suit Crashes as Judge Declares Mistrial
Federal Judge Fred M Raymond declared a mistrial in Aaron Sapiro libel case against Henry Ford and Automotive Weekly. Jury was deemed tainted by a juror interview published in Detroit Times. Proceedings shift to possible penalties against publishers and reporters.
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Aaron Sapiro
Henry Ford
Dearborn Independent
Fred M. Raymond
Cora
Hoffman
Thia
John A. Braxton
Federal
The
Detroit Times
Rayman
Sapio
Ford
Stewart Tanley
Detroit
Janica A. Reed
Missouri
Gallagher
Hanley Tersely
Raymond
Flottman
Ford Organization
Judge voices concern as trial candidate argues delay in jury case
A heated courtroom scene features Gallagher accusing Ford attorneys of using biased affidavits to delay a federal trial. He claims publicity taints jurors and urges proceeding with any panel. Judge Raymond warns of potential reversal and notes 360 to 400 witnesses remain. The federal justice department awaits a final investigation report to determine possible criminal action.
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Gallagher
Ford
Miller
Sapiro
Hoffman
Sen
Raymond
Traymond
Federal Department of Justice
Henry Ford Sit Up as Back Cast Remains
Detroit April 21 AP Henry Ford has shown marked improvement in recovery from injuries suffered in the March 27 automobile crash. Officials say he has sat up for about a week but his back stays in a cast and he is not expected to walk unaided for about four weeks.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Court asked to rule on codicil in Heattle will
The Supreme Court of Priors heard arguments on interpreting codicils to the will of the late John Beattie of Guilford who died in 1899. The estate includes a homestead to his daughter and a quarry to his sons with a clause that the quarry business be carried on by the sons. In 1919 the business was abandoned after debts and settlements. administrator Harrison Hewitt has offered $50,000 for the property. The court must decide whether the homestead devise affects the quarry sale.
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Supreme Court of Priors
John Heattle
Guilford
Gulliford
Beattie
Homstead
Sona
Harrison Hewitt
Decision Reserved in Injunction Case Over Raincoat Makers Strike
Judge John R. Rooth heard arguments in an appeal by Raincoat Makers Union members to dissolve a temporary injunction favoring Bick Brothers. Strikers and police testified about picketing lines while attorneys argued legality of a contract between the company and the union. Isadore Hick testified he was threatened by Max Levine, who denied making such remarks.
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John R. Rooth
Superior Court
Raincoat Makera Union
Bick Brothers Company
Arrfiters
David Levy
Bick Brothers
Isadore Hick
Earler
Ex convict Eytinge accused again after prison rise
Louis Victor Eytinge, 46, once a Phoenix prison inmate rated for murder and later an Arizona parolee, was arrested in Kansas City on a Pennsylvania forgery warrant. He claimed insufficient funds and described marital and legal troubles, with bond set at 2000 dollars and extradition sought.
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Wkansab City
Louis Victor Hytinge
New York
L Lfe
Arizona Penitentiary
Pennsylvania
Bytinge
Wero Duesday
Kansas City
Pauling Diver Lytinge
Clyde S. Edeburn
Pittsburgh
Eytinge
Eytings
Bridgeport
Arizona
Ohio
Lfe
Phoenix
Maisonera
Fia
Fle
Pauline Diver
Peates Engraving Company
New York City
Elis
Thoms BH. Campbell
Tir
Misa Diver
Hollywood
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Keifer
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Chicago
U.S
Supreme Body
Louis Victor Eytinge
St. Louis
Louis Victor Evetinge
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Vassar
Nainsook Athletic Union
Gutigters
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