Fall-Doheny Case Jury Is Locked Up for Night
A Honolulu courtroom scene ended without verdict as the Fall Doheny jury remained deliberating after long direct and defense arguments. Prosecutor Roberts and defense chief Hogan clashed over a $100,000 loan to Fall by Doheny, with Thompson asserting the money was a clean loan tied to water rights and real estate.
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Doheny
Beart Harbor
Hawaii
Fail
Pomorene
Mark H. Thompson
Newito
Fall
Wilton J. Kert
Frank J. Hogan
Fence Corps of Attorneya
Hogan
Mogan
F. Pomerene
Ter
Harding
Thompson
Senate
Een
Montana
Newico
Priion
Sinclair
Beto
Brivery
Ward I
Doheny, Jr
Govnt
Nource Doheny
Nober
Ward B. McLea
Washington Fo
Elk Hills
Keny
Denby
K. Robinson
Navy Department
Siso
Fimi
Little Jay
Curnet
Wilton Lament
Interior Department
Navy
Pan-American Petroleum Company
Eric Hil'l
Calif
Charses
Secretary of the Navy
Rot Fall
Hoxan
Mark B. Thompson
New Mext
Old West
Albert B. Fall
Rivera
New Mexico
Owen J. Roberts
Ananias Club
Roberts
Philadelphia
Senate Committee
Ioan
Joseph J. Cotter
Pan American Company
Cotter
New York
Washington
Comfort for All Who Have Piles
Physicians claim permanent relief from piles with Colac Pills offered by Colac Inc. The ad cites rapid improvements in 24 hours and relief after days of use, detailing testimonials and urging purchase by mail or local drugstores. A Syracuse reader shares severe symptoms, while the firm promotes long history and worldwide production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waeen
Gmeane
Jane
Yame
Manedeu
Gileen
Reifeid
Syracuse
Colac Pte
Oil Crux Trial Ties Doheny Fall to Harding Era
Chronicle of events from 1921 to 1926 shows the transfer of naval oil reserves to Interior, Doheny advancing funds to Fall, leases for Elk Hills and Pearl Harbor contracts, ensuing indictments, and the 1926 trial in Washington. Testimony and letters highlight alleged bribery and political entanglements surrounding the Do heny affair and President Harding's cabinet.
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Senate
Thompson
Campaigon
Judas Iscariot
Fall
Edward B. McLean
Washington Post
Senator Walsh
Montana
New Mexico
Pomerene
Naval Oil Reserve
Elk Hills
Owen J. Roberts
Hogan
Washington
Philadelphia
Pomergne
Harding
Navy
Interior Department
Edward L. Doheny
Interior
Albert B. Fall
Doheny
Pan- American Petroleum and Transport Company
Pearl Harbor
Oll
Car‘tying & Cause
Elk Hills All Reserve
Pan-American Company
Senate of Committee
Denby
District of Columbia
Los Angeles
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Pal’ and Doheny
SENATORIAL VETS PUSH PROHIBITION PROBE MOVE
Continued from Pare One the plan to organize a bipartisan group to map a campaign of prosecution on other prohibition proposals is discussed. Senator Edge of New Jersey invites 20 senators to a conference amid secrecy remarks by Bruce allegations of tyrannical covert funding. Reed warns against targeting a source and Smoot urges strict enforcement of prohibition.
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Edge
New Jersey
Senate
Bruce
Reed
Smoot
Utah
Harding's Tomb Desecrated By Fall Doheny Trial Verdict
In the conspiracy trial of former Interior Secretary Albert B. Fall and L. Doheny, the defense falters as government prosecutors press broad accusations. Pomerene closes for the prosecution, attacking Fall and Doheny as masterminds behind the oil deal while invoking Harding and Doheny’s finances. Tears mark the courtroom as Doheny weeps and Fall’s daughter leaves in distress.
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Pomerene
Albert B. Fall
Interior
Ohio
Doheny
Mra, Fall
Justice Hoehling
Edward L. Doheny
Fall
Washington
Pep
L. Doheny
Atlee Pomereno
Aft
Owen J. Roberts
Frank Hogan
Delgnae
Hogan
Mr. Roberts
Philadelphia
Roberta
Roberts
Mr. Doheny
Warren G. Harding
Frail
Navy
Reserve
Croesus
Pan-American Company
Thompson
Wilton J. Lamber
C. Chase
Gould Exonerated Counselor Declares In Senate Row
In Fredricton, N B a reported statement says Gould exonerated counselor declares the senate cannot probe citizenship status beyond the constitution. Missing records from the Saint John Valley railway investigation into Arthur R Gould’s 1911 $100000 bribe claim provoke speculation about political manipulation.
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Fredricton
N. B
George Plidlake
New Brunswick
Saint John Valley
Arthur R. Gould
Maine
Pidiake
United States Senate
Gould Saunft
Senate
J. K. Flemming
Gould
Dirigible head's widow to wed in Boston spring
Washington dispatch reports Mrs. Zachary Lansdowne widow of Commander Lansdowne the Shenandoah disaster victim will marry John Caswell Jr of Boston next spring. Mrs Lansdowne who stayed with relatives since her husband’s death testified at the naval inquiry into the disaster. Caswell is engaged in the cotton business in Boston.
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Washington
Zachary Lansdowne
Lansdowne
John Caswell, Jr
Boston
Girl Bandit Accused of Arson in Bank Robbery Case
A bank arson case centers on a young woman who posed as a newspaperwoman and questioned staff during several days around Anda Nelson reporting. Police in Austin received a robbery description and vehicle details from a witness, linking the suspect to a Buda holdup. The narrative mentions a husband and a lawyer, with the suspect a University of Texas graduate.
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Tom Beison
Anda
Nelson
Austin
Tone
Buda
Mira
Rosy Amarilla
Anter Texas
Secretty
Ui+iversity of Texas
Dan Mody
Warring Senate Bribery Inquiry Ties Indiana Figures
The document outlines a bribery inquiry involving Indiana figures as the Senate and House seek closure. It notes Benatar Gould, a Republican, and talks of witnesses and revenues around $106,000, with Sen Frank Smith and Gov. Smell under scrutiny. The report mentions the death of Senator Wilinw ley and Smith’s possible influence on decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nesot
Ovyer
Senate
Albonti
Ely Wen Benatar Gould
Lunse
Dowlsi
Smith
Serrier
Indiana
Republiser
WiLinwley
Remington Plans New Knife Lines and Ammunition Push
Remington announces start of butcher knife production next week as part of expanded cutlery offerings. The firm also unveils two new ammunition products aimed at corrosion resistance and barrel fit, with distribution across multiple districts and a large executive gathering in Ilion and Bridgeport.
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Remington
Bridgeport
Beniington
Shel’s
J. G. Heath
Ilion
Bri@renort
Sessons
Francisca
William R. iLord
Sara Menager
B. L. Tieney
Welsh Masons Leader Hl Lines Dies After Long Service
Hl Lines of Meriden died after a long active Masonic life spanning York Rite, General Grand Encampment, and the Templar order. Born in Nangattuck in 1838, he moved to Meriden in 194 and held officer roles across many lodges, serving as treasurer of the General Grand Encampment and sustaining strong involvement in the Masonic Home project in Walterford.
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Marien
Opynle H. Platt
Lines
York
Tiv Rite Masonry
Long
Templar
the United
General Assembly
Walterford
Nes Bart
Mr. Lines
Nangattuck
Meriden
Railroader Dies After Long Service in Bridgeport
Longtime railroad employee Mr. Cogswell died after a career spanning Civil War era to the jumbo locomotive and electric age. He rose to assistant agent in Bridgeport and served in the freight office until retirement. Survived by two children and two grandchildren, he was a former member of the Common Council and active in local affairs.
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Bridgeport
Housatonic Hne
Ince
Cogswell
New Haven
General Grant
Cugswell
Ond
Common Council
New England
England
Ipswitch
Mass
Lucy Alexander Cogswell
Richard W. Cogswell
Grace M
James A. Marr
Jean Marr
Victor Cole Co
Coolidge Chooses Swan for Yale Law Dean
Yale Law School weighs appointing Dean Swan after strong progress under his leadership. Swan, Harvard Law graduate and former Harvard Law Review editor, silent on acceptance as officials consider a possible successor to Judge Henry Ware Rogers. The move follows Swan’s prominence and anticipated expansion projects for the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Swan
Swan
Henry Ware Rogers
Law School
Yale
Harvard Law School
Harvard Law Review
Harvard
Law
Car thief caught after chase through town streets
A man fled after approaching party, chased by Mr Oppel and Mrs Higsins. He ran past the Post Office and down Main Street before being tackled near the Post Office Arcade. Patrolman Blair arrested him, and he was booked at police headquarters for attempted automobile theft. The car had been left locked but was broken into with parcels scattered inside.
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Brand Street
Oppel
Higsins
Post Office Arcade
Main Street
Himzins
Siggins
Qopel
Blair
Post Office warns on cigar box padding
Postmaster Arthur Connor warned that cigars mailed at Christmas must be padded between the box and wrapping paper. Boxes sent without padding damage ends, and several such boxes have already appeared this year.
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Fital
Arthur FL Connor
Milford woman charged in string of fires ends in death
Mrs. Conlin, 52, linked to six incendiary blazes causing 75 600 in damage near Milford and Silver Beach, died in Brooklyn after arrest and detention. Trial originally set for December 27, bond set at 34 000 by National Security. Fire at Samuel Silver cottage caused about 100 dollars.
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Conlin
Silver Beach
Milford
New Haven County
Brooklyn
Mary Conlin
Omar W. Platt
James Fi. Murphy
Wherry
Natenal Security Company
New York
Ahormes Murphy
Samuel Silver
Park Avenue
Treasury limits building survey and post office plan
Treasury officials testifying before the House Building Committee outlined post office building allocations under the 3530.00.09 plan. Secretary Mellon cited 8 towns with annual postal receipts above 5,000 and noted total construction costs across eight districts, totaling hundreds of millions, with estimates suggesting not more than 200 buildings could be constructed under the act.
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Washington
Treasury
Mellon
Gay
House Building Committee
San Francisco
Ryther
The
Trumbull Returns From Florida Hunting Trip
Governor Trumbull Motor Vehicle Commissioner Robbins Stoeckel and Col. Charles H. Alien returned from a Florida hunting trip hosted by Governor Martin. They reportedly shot about fifteen wild turkeys, ten of which were shipped to Connecticut.
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Hartford
Trumbull
Robbins Stoeckel
J. Henry Roraback
Republican State Central Committee
Col
Charles H. Alien
Florida
Martin
Connecticut
Man jailed for writing checks with no funds
New Haven December 15 AP reports Giuseppe Epnopeto of Shelton found guilty on two counts of issuing checks without sufficient funds. Judge sentenced him to 99 days in jail. Police traced him to a fraud scheme against dealers in the market, with two checks to Lanow Fruit Co and one to Dominick Perotti totaling nearly $40.
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New Haven
Giuseppe Epnopeto
Shelton Wes
C ‘ Kat
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Bureau of Mines
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Dickens
Lamber
Convickon
Thompson Libert
Drogan
Albert Wall
Naval Oil Re
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Pomerens
Adria
Meken
Toole
Masland
Tall
Ned McLean
Danmerrt
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Pomereng
Just
Fea Hoehliing
Lesaace J
Hinckley
J. B. M. Baxter
A. R. Gould
Dirigible Head
Fov
Seth
T T. Emirey
Yarkbone
Planta
J. R. Mrennian
W. J. Chol Jnr
Remington Arenes
Burns
Phinut
Keuinst Yn
Taimiry
Tomorryuw
Atra Id
Salea Eutives
Wales
Coolidge
Elor
Yale University
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Treasury Limits Building Survey
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