Harris Breaks Silence on Dismissal as U S District Attorney
Robert O Harris former Boston U S District Attorney says higher officials balked at him and he faced a campaign by those opposed to prohibition law enforcement. He claims he refused unlawful orders and faced disloyalty from within the Washington department while defending enforcement of the law with a focus on legality and fairness. He cites letters from Mabel Willebrandt and asserts charges were misrepresented and withheld.
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Robert O Harris
Superior Court
United States
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Harris
Department of Justice
Washington
Mabel W. Willebrandt
Minda
Willebrandt
Attorne
Rush L Holland
Department
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Ten Indictments in Brokers Case in New York City
Indictments allege brokers used malls to defraud investors naming ten individuals. Louis Liebster and brother Samuel were shot at offices on Forty Second Street and Broadway. Louis Liebster died. Noah Aaron, a former Philadelphia jeweler, is accused. Samuel Liebster in serious condition. Also named are Lloyd Wright and company, Nathan Schlachfeld, P. Martin, A. E King, P C Morgan, M Frye, G. Germains, J N Brill, and S. Anderson bond salesman.
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Louis Libster
Samuel
Forty- Second Street
Broadway
Louis Liebster
Noah Aaron
Phiadelphia
Liebsters
Lloyd Wright and Company
Hartford Officer Takes Warrants in Chinese Arrests
Detective Sergeant John J Madizin left Hartford today with a warrant for Yee Do Hong, arrested last night by the Iiaston alice on suspicion. A warrant for violation of the law in yelling revolvers to alleng was issued by Prosecuting Attorney John L Bonce at the request of Lieutenant Frank Santora. Information of the arrest reached Hartford via telegram from Fairf ord on Thursday night as the Boston police inquired about Yee Do Hong in connection with a Thanksgiving Eve shooting involving Leong Foo and Leon Tin.
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John J Madizin
Yer Do Hong
Iiaston
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Yee Do Hong
Alleng
John L Bonce
Frank Santora
Detective Bureau
Fairtford
Boston Poice
Leong Foo
Leon Tin
Southington Man arraigned on deadly driving charge
New Haven December 5 Haymond K Martin of Southington was arraigned in City Court today on a reckless driving charge and had his case continued to December 10 by Judge Watrone. A coroner’s finding declared Martin responsible for the death of Miss Katherine Mack Attuck and for injuries from his automobile recent.
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Haymond
Martin
Southington
Watrone
Mix
Misa Katherine Mack
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