Daugherty Case Brings Second Night of Deliberation
Reported from New York Thirty four hours after trial began for Harry Daugherty and Thomas Miller jurors considered conspiracy to defraud the United States over claims tied to American Metal shares. Government seeks $441 900 bribe linked to allowance while testimony and witnesses mark a tense courtroom scene as delays and sealed votes unfold.
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Probeal Court
New York
Daugherty-Miller Fury
Oreman
Ciery
Hederil
Knox
Woolworth
Coanarl
Alt Obe Court
Harry M. Daugherty
Atvermes-General
Thomas W. Milles
Cuetodian
United States
Pury
Tsto Knox Tadiepeatel
Senate
Guy Troff
Genera Mauscerts
Avnetican Metal Company
Daugherty
Dangherts
Mier
Simerican Metal Mapary
Metal Ioy Asche Geeelechaft Ank Ye Metall Bank
Geran Companier
Richard Merton
Metelurgist de Granlschaft Attes
Prosreca
Societe Bisse Pou
Valeurs de Meany
Reo
Charman
Merton
Joan T King
Conner
Hay
Mertin
Tegan Smith
Washington Court Howe
Alco
Miller's
Proceeda
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Harry Daugherty
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Note to Mexico Is Said to Borah Note to Mexico Is Said to Borah
Circles in Mexico consider a U S note to Mexico about how information leaked to the United States. Embassies refuse to provide information. The note allegedly concerns talks between the United States and Mexico about oil company dealings and recent correspondence with Calles.
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Mexico
Menico
United States
Foreign Office
Bor
Swater
Pras
Bridgeport Bottler Eckart on Trial Admits Beer Purchase
Richard J. Coughlin testified in Superior court that he bought beer from Eckart Brewery to operate a makeshift bottling setup in a garage on Evergreen street last summer. Eckart and William Mexander face charges of illegal beer manufacture and transportation, with Coughlin already convicted of violating dates laws.
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Iu Ritornal Superior Court
Bridgeport
New York
Richard J. Coughlin
State Street
Coughlin
Isaac Wolta
George F. Eckart
Nichols
Eckar
Dvergreen Street
Wereat Beverages
Tron Eckart Coughlin
Reapportionment Rejected by House
The House rejected a reapportionment proposal of 430 seats under the 1990 census. Republicans and Democrats aligned against the plan, failing to secure a majority amid cross party opposition. The vote was 183 to 148 with key states opposing the reapportionment.
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Washington
Hou
Teast
Democrats
Rtepublicans
Prin Cipal
Mere Hey
Tose
Senate Deadlock as Reed Cousins Battle All Night
The Senate faced a long filibuster over continuing patron fund legislation with a 37 to 21 vote to call a truce at 10 p.m. The chamber rejected a substitute resolution 4 to 84, as Reed of Pennsylvania and Reed of Missouri clashed over who would control ballot boxes. A coalition formed between Democratic and Republican insurgents, with only Senator Birax of South Corona breaking from the coalition. Senator Cameron of Arizona led a filibuster, while others left for home due to health concerns.
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Washington
Mareh
Ufe
Ita Campaten Funda
Senate
Read
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Reed
Misouri
Miiadelphia
Pittsburg
Senate Wiedlangs
Wiliam B. Wilson
Willem Ware
Steet
Pennsylvania
Biraxe
South Corona
Cameron
Arizona
Boulder Canyon
Fises
Mauutieor
Ingigiatore
Torres
Willam L. Higgins
Coventry
Toads
Bridges
Fuvers
William M. Citron
Middletown
Averill
Lynch
John H. Hill
Committee
House
Rayort
Frank A. Warner
Hamden
Highway Department
Warner
Dil
Dr. Higeing
Man Hit by Judge's Car Dies of Injuries
Richard Quinn, 52, of Westfield, Man, died at Danbury Hospital from injuries after being struck by an automobile on Main Street Danbury at midnight Feb 23. The car was operated by Judge of Probate George G. Scott of Ridgefield. Witnesses said Quinn walked into the path of the vehicle. He suffered a fractured skull and injuries to his right arm. ambulance transport followed the crash.
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Hichard Quinn
Afty
Westfield
Mans
Danbury
George G. Scott
Main Street
Ridgefield
Main Stret
Ife
Vast OCR jumble from paper page covers many items
Fragmented text references highway progress, railways, obits, a veteran committee, student fines, violence, weather, business, and politics. Names like Baldwin, Olson, Shank, and Copeland appear with scattered page cues. Overall readability is poor, but multiple publicNotice and news briefs are implied across pages.
Two Convicts Missing at Sing Sing Prison Count
Ossining New York March 2 CAPD reports two inmates unaccounted for at the 6 o clock count at Sing Sing prison. Named are Joseph Plolia 28 serving 20 years for manslaughter and George Walmale 48 serving four years for carrying a revolver.
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Ossining
Ann Sing Sing
Comets
Joseph Plolia
George Walmale
Revelye Roth
New York
Polly
Walmale
Jerry Talbot Case Claims He Faked War Record as Draft Dodger Crook
Washington, March 5. The House Veterans committee opened hearings to prove that Jerry Talbot alias Alexander Dubois is a fraud, crook, and draft dodger. Chairman Johnson alleges Talbot pretended wartime service while a Frenchman and Irishwoman are named in his tangled past. Mrs Flore Dove Lange described her marriage to Howard Northlet and identified Talbot as the man, as witnesses promised to detail Talbot’s alleged decades long deception.
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France
Johnson
Veterans’ Committee
Washington
Jerry Talbot
Abel
House Veterans Committee
Trea
Talbot
Alexander Dubois
Irvihe von 07
Francisco
Department of .Ustice
Congreaa
Flore Dove Lange
Toledo
Ohio
Howard Francis Nonhlet
Mra Lange
New Day Measure Passes Senate on Prohibition Reform
The Senate approved with amendments the Prohibition Reorganization Unit measure by 31 to 6, amid heated debate. The bill would create prohibition and customs bureaus in the Treasury, separate enforcement from the IRS, and place employees under new offices, drawing sharp criticism from wets and Volstead Act supporters alike.
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Washington, Mare
Senate
Tate
Llease Prohibition
Prohibition and Customs
Treasury Department
House
Andrews
Internal Revenue Bureau
Ofti
King David Aground In Gale Off Cape Henry Distress Quints
The British steamer King David ran aground off Cape Henry Virginia during a heavy gale and sent an SOS received by the Independent Wireless company. Coast Guards and wrecking firms were notified as other ships including Sulamerco San Fedro Maracaibo and Tienore Daiquiri reported distress or being ashore. Two Coast Guard cutters were dispatched to aid the King David while the City of St Louis wrestled with dangerous shoals ashore.
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New York
Cape Henry
Independent Wireless Company
Sherit
Sulamerco
San Fedro
Newark
N. J
Maracaibo
Curatao
Sulanierro
Virginia
Sulaniereo
Tienore
Daiquirt
Baltimore
Munargo
Cape Henry Het
Mun
French offer to pay war debt unsettled though discussed
French to pay 20 million on 4.6 billion war debt is offered under Treasury handling. Officials discuss terms with U S authorities and promise formal answer in June. In Bridgeport, eight year old Joanna Kelder is killed by a hit and run car. police seek the driver as friends prepare burial.
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U. S
Victin 8
Trea
Yellon
Renate
Hong and
Brencoh Pactasent
Alsn
Coolidge Backs New Cruiser Bill and Guns Upgrade
President Coolidge signed naval appropriations authorizing three 10,000 ton cruisers and funds to extend firing ranges on two battleships. The measure, totaling 24 million dollars, expands enlistee strength and supports aviation for the first year of a five year navy program amid talks with major powers at Geneva.
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Wastlington
Coolidge
Congress
Naval Air Service
House
Senate
Washington
Missing Man’s Body Found Here by Boy
A man identified as Peter Wilhas, fifty three percent South avenue, was found frozen yesterday afternoon in a clump of bushes near Tranistan avenue and Atlantic street by a boy. He had been missing for more than two days, believed to have died of natural causes while walking home from his Crane company job after unemployment and illness. Medical Examiner sk Dennis said the body was found in a crouched position, awaiting removal to a local undertaker.
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Peter Wilhas
South Avenue
Tranistan Avenue
Atantic Street
Opini Inpany
Sk. Dennis
Stom
John Paccus
Gregory Street
Axander DeLuen
Huge Bond Debate Over State Highway Program
Legislation in Hartford centers on a potential 60 to 100 million bond issue for state highways with a three man state highway commission to replace the current system. Supporters push for funding rural roads via bonds while ensuring state aid trunk lines. opponents fear debt and prefer pay as you go. Governor Trumbull’s stance remains unsettled as lawmakers discuss financing and governance changes.
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Hartword
High Commission
Nes
Wiliam L
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Toessage
Riggite
Mansfeld
Durant
Macdonald
Pope Considers Use of Airplanes In Conducting Church Business
Rome March 2 AP report says Pope Pius XI weighs aviation for church needs after flight of Continenza de Pinedo to Buenos Aires. Vatican discussions with Italian experts consider aircraft to transport bishops, cardinals, and officials to Rome, and even to ease conclave access if Pope dies. Potential end to papal isolation cited as a possible outcome.
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Baldwin
Pape
Selfin
Smith
Usiders
Iheir Quertio
Ameries
Polier
Shankhal
Ahmoberlin
United States
Losporisls
ANI Fuaturis Tiditeilal
Cage
EL Oy
Copeland
Atucks
Goles
At Lear
Nasein
Turner Decine
Pope
Church
Rome
Mure 2
Continane del Francesco de Pinedo
Buenos Aires
Eee
Umbarte Nobile
Air
Rylee
Polar Airaship
Norge
Peraona
Vatican
Stant
Herning Adiwaye
America
Australia
Benedict XV
Tmpero
Gatlean
Italiws
Te Tramn
Tanita
Itai
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Masia West
Diane Baad
Kane
Sing Sing
Draft Dodger
Crook
Wadsworth
Broussard
Bruce
Ed Gerry
King
Johanna Kelder
Cnion Avenue
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Anton Avenue
Torned Sacrament Church
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Italy
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