Ford Ford Motor case hearing swells with subpoenas and pleas
Attorneys clash over a new paragraph in the Sapiro case arguing it would alter the issues as Ford witnesses prepare for an expansive trial. Subpoenas push delays while Gallagher asserts the paragraph reflects interpretation not a new charge. Ford’s legal team expands with 250 depositions from growers nationwide and potential appearances by prominent figures as Judge Raymon promises a full courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerd
Ferd
Hayes
Satin James
Beed
Mi Sading
Fae
Ford
San
Dearborn
Sapiro
Prember
Taye Onil Sand
Nhelx
Leke
Teu Dew
Cheay
Detroit
Colvado
Idaho
Minneapolis
New Jersey
Lakelahoma
Texas
Mississippi
Arkansial
South Carolina
iNansas
Oregon
Washington
Tahoe
Montana
Fred Haryntown
Dane Ateedo
Missouri
Asso
Richard J. Higgins
Kansas
Raymond J. Watson
Watisis City
Torneys
Stewart Daenley
Choate
Longley
General Wounsel
Bord Motor
Pire
Nforesty
Arauiagher
Walter FF
Lynch
Ashleaga
Raymon
Nere
Frank O. Lowden
Gerry Leaves Millions Estate and Manhattan Real Estate Holdings
Gerry bequests his yacht Electra to Robert L Gerry and the famed Gerry library to Senator Gerry Gets Library. Real estate includes 14 Manhattan tracts in his name and 82 held by Gerry Estates Inc with holdings on Fifth Avenue at 7th, Times Square plots, and a Rhode Island portfolio. Personal property value unspecified. income from a life trust shared among four children.
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Manhattan
Rhode Isand
Ife
Fie
Gerry States, Fine
Robert L. Jerry
York Yacht Club
Senator Gerry
Famouus Law Librarr
America
Gerry
Fifth Avenue
Peter
Will values personal property at 6 million in Gerry estate
Dr Nunn of the law firm Verd filed the will of Mbridge T Gerry in New port and said the estimated value of the property bequeathed by Commodore Gerry at his death is about 5 000 100. An analysis by Mr Nims noted the estate includes shares tied to Gerry Hatate Inc and other holdings under the title.
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New York
Dr. Nunn
and Verd
Mbridge T. Gerry
Newport
Commodore
Gerry
Nims
Gerry Hatate, Inc
Tle Ta Peat
Kiwanis Auxiliary Party Draws 400 Attendees
The first Kiwanis Auxiliary card party drew about 400 guests in the ballroom at the Hotel Stratfield. Proceeds supported the New Bagh Swies contention in city hall while games like pinochle and whist were played and prizes donated by members.
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Kiwanis
Wiwanis
Stratfield
Pl Kk
Reert B. Garratranta
Alvin Ho Hancerk
Willony Betknan
Robert M. Syer
John Sehwarz
J Koal Asuntwell
Ioank Biews
Albert
A Cst
MoRngebud
Dtubert AO Fears
MANS
Inauk
Db Nota
Confusing School Hall Rental Sparks Board Deliberations
The board weighed bids for lighting and fixtures at the school hall amid unresolved rental conflicts. Two resignations were accepted, including a music teacher amid plans to relocate to Chicago, while discussions continued on charter reform and free high school textbooks.
Suspects Reed Veitsburget In Custody After Probe
Three suspects, including Reed, Veitsburget, and Maroh Tt, face charges as county authorities link them to a payroll scheme. One suspect was released Sunday after detectives said insufficient evidence justified holding them. Joe Jawroski remains in custody amid ongoing inquiry into missing items. Detectives report recovered items and identify associates at the hub of the operation.
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Veitsburget
Mareh
Onis
Die Alle- Ebeny
Sarapans
Rt Pased Sund Yevoni
Joe Jawroski Istill
Poude de Marossa Parker
Feather Market Gone as Ostrich Slaughter Surges in South Africa
A Telegraph dispatch from Johanne notes ostrich farmers in South Africa have slaughtered over 200000 birds amid a collapse of the feather market. Trade commissioner Eric St. Louw cites reduced demand for ostrich plumes and suggests revival is unlikely given wholesale restraint on breeding.
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Tondon
Marel
Aspateh
Exchange Telegraph Company
Johanne
South Africa
Eric ST. Louw
United States
Oil Inquiry Board Had No Authority in Contested Swearing
In the District of Columbia Supreme Court, defense counsel argued there was no law supporting Roberta's claim and that the committees lacked authority to swear the operator in December 1908. If Justice ity sides with the defense, the trial could end. otherwise, ruling may affect jury decisions on admissibility of defense and questions about the operator's sworn oath. The case has occupied five days in pretrial proceedings.
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Roberta
Ted
Sinclair
Colanvja
Action in Shooting Is Promised Today
A fatal shooting in Fairfield on April 25, 1926 leaves five officers involved. Constable Elwood, on duty with Constable Dixon, says he was not connected to the shooting and has not fired a gun in three years. First Selectman Burr delayed action until Prosecutor Kinsella renders a decision.
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Fairfield
Tia Fischer
Usong
1 Bt
Ilwood
Dixon
Constable Elwood
Imumuch
First Selectman
Predeur Burr
Kinsella
Serre Pickled to Succeed Fillow in City Nominations
Nominees for city offices include Henry Fanton city clerk Ernest Bri ley city treasurer Charles Bexter city auditor Viicenzo Taverse sheriff. Ward tickets nominate aldermen and councilmen as Republicans target March election with Democratic strongholds facing changes.
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Cuff
Lite Bb
Frank Stevena
Tareadhe
Henry N. Fanton
Ernest W. Briley
Charles Bexter
Viicenzo Taverse
Twe
Soniel
Thomas A. Settle
Wlff
Mholman
Agin
Joseph Os. Gandsman
Charl Tihbits
Hartes
Hateh
J. A Gerstenmaier
Wis
Conme
Marrth
Maret
Wisted
Atate
Samuel Slaw
Redding
Train Crash At Berlin Injures Two, Kills One
A late night collision at a trestle near Berlin Junction derailed a passenger car and killed one person while injuring two others. Rescue efforts rushed victims to nearby facilities as investigators began detailing the incident and naming potential witnesses.
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Berlin
Gutright
Tee Wars Ieidle Dt Tnuediitedy
James Tight
Query Five
Ar Kensington
Manarestes Uy Ie
Nedier
Sou
Edad
Nth
Patextealion
Fae
European Plants Chapter Inspires New York Meeting
Mrs. Huber Anson Peckham lectured on flowery propagation before the Mary Silliman chapter in Stratfield New York detailing travels in Europe old gardens and a Monte Carlo cactus garden. Music by Miss Libby and Miss Kirk followed with selections by Jontral and Christie. Regent George Titheway presided with plans for the 34th state meeting in Meriden March 2 and the annual chapter tea on April 1 at Stratfield.
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Huber Anson Peckham
Gaarden
New York
T Mary Silliman
Bla
Stratfield
Peckham
Bernbeny
Europe
Italy
Southern Prince
Monte Carlo
Besie Libbs
Jelen Khantral
State Federation of Music Clubs
Mise Kirk
Elen Christiene
Sehmubert
Olney Spealsa
Cille Gol
Mredemel Stevens
Myrn
Aly el Wilmint
Airton Leroy Warvey
Mia
Charlon Stevers
Kmren
High School Girl Slain in Brooklyn Case
A Brooklyn man, Goldberg, confessed to the slaying of a high school girl in her home after taking one revolver and discarding another. He described walking the streets, throwing the gun into a sewer, and returning to find the girl dead from a single bullet to the left side. Police found him at the scene as crowds gathered, while his family denies involvement.
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Himnod
Brooklyn
Goldberg
An Tesdenen
Merchert Sparber
Sparcber
Harris
Poli 9
Sachs
Lake George
Meg
Convic
Inia Jivous Rane
Patron List Made for Council's Affair
A lengthy patron list for a council event is shown with numerous names and spouses. The document lists many individuals and couples, including Mrs. Leonard Ashein, Dr. William, Mrs. Joneph Berger, Mr. Bernstein, Mr. Brownstein, and outras, indicating a mid to late March date and multiple family connections.
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Leonard Ashein
William
Joneph Berger
A. Bernstein
M. Bernstein
Brownstein
Bernbatun
Blamberg
Reddma Ty
Gedally
J. Glinstein
Mo Gollenberg
3Berg
Uarrison
Fart
Moo Tarn
Sind
Veeend
Klein
Mael Ware
Joseph Wrist
Ate
Levine
Nithonwich
Robert Lithal
Ss. Lieberthal
Ai Ales
Walter Teewih
Thop
A. Lehnen
Dosept
Jamin Weinstein
Cabell Girl Is Fund Inn New York
Conflicting reports about a Cabell girl in New York and a denial from authorities. The chief of peace in Side Oale tells the Associated Press no telegram has been sent, contrary to earlier rumors.
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Cabell
Fund Inn. Y
Cola Meds Cho
Side Oale
New York
New
Local miner warns rushes lack Klondike spirit
Wayon Thompson, a longtime prospector and cashier, warned that Tonopah Nevada gold rush prospects lack the old enthusiasm. He recalled past gold booms, stressed the danger of misjudging claims, and noted many hopefuls squander gains on gambling and drink, while only hardy prospectors survive.
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Onge
Vilinas
Eds
Wayon Chomapson
Tonopah
Nevada
Klondike
Thompson
Shefield
Fairfield Avenue
Red Hanover Street
Florida
Walt
Giese
Thomason
Bonansa Creek
Chechavo
Cenderfoot
Governor Opposes State Bond Issue In Mental Health Plan
Governor opposes a state bond to fund insane asylum expansion at 5060 per bed as part of a broader plan to examine mental health costs and reorganize state agencies. He supports using existing funds for rate adjustments and warns against raising taxes or diverting highway receipts, favoring frugal, integrated state budgeting.
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Aliny
al- Jewaiting
Highway Department
Georgia Express Collision Kills Engineer in Switch Error
A Southern Railway freight train collided with a line of box cars near a Georgia station after an open switch. Engineer W B Low of Macon died beneath the overturned engine. The train, eight cars long, was 30 minutes late. cars and coach left their trucks, passengers were slightly hurt.
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Manel
Swanes
Cuicagy
Tunpa
Pcess
Southern Railway
Dale Hula
WB. Low
Macon
Long
Tov
Americans Urged to Evacuate Nanking Amid Turmoil
London dispatch notes orders for about 800 Americans and British to leave Nanking as fears rise the city may fall to Cantonese forces. Reports from Hankow and Beijing describe internal Cantonese Party disputes denting Southern prospects, while Pekin presses to engage foreign powers in treaty issues. Wellington Koo states China unites to resist special foreign privileges and any reform pacts.
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London
Shanghai
Westminster Gazette
Nanking
Tiank
Sun Chuen
Hankow
Pekin
Presa
Kuremintang
Cantonese Republica S Revolutionary Party
Jury Chosen For Diploma Mill Trial In Tampa
In Tampa Florida on March 14 a jury was selected to hear the diploma mill case charging Dr. Gea A. Munch and co defendants with mail fraud and conspiracy. Severance was granted to seven defendants, with several extradition issues arising for two of the three. Government witnesses include W. Page of Orlando and other named individuals.
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Tampa
Via
Gea We A. Munch
Severance
Grian
Benedict Lash
Willi AL
Eda
New York
Edward J. Ryach
Paines Ctr
Samuel Mrtubbin
Warsas City
Francisco Tapani
Brash
Paul Kenning
Lake Woth
Reso W. Page Af
Orlinco
Meetings Tonight for Fraternals and Veterans in Bridgeport
A list of fraternal, veterans and relief organizations in Bridgeport announce meetings tonight at various venues including American Legion McGarty Post No 67, Improved Order of Red Men, Harmonys Lodge, Knights of Columbus, Carpenters and Joiners Local 117, and other unions and societies. Attendees urged to verify dates and locations.
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Ireermario
Feutemmas
Fraterna Balt
Bridgeport
American Legon Suverine McGarty Post
Gelden
Atrest
Bridgepre
Madison
Pythian S.sters
Main Mt
Seupie Liye
Pari Shrine
Mio Mala
Order of DeMolix Mindeepers Rhapter
Dorie Io
Charles FH. Ronestensand
W. OV
Wik Main
John C
Broad Rtreet
Ty Thuan
State
Leopold Linked to Joliet Convicts in Jailbreak Tale
In Joliet and Chicago reports, Nathan Leopold Jr and Richard Kee are cited as allegedly involved in aiding three Mexican convicts who fled Joliet penitentiary after an escape that freed a deputy warden and led to a police chase. Authorities say they doubt the Leopold connection but are investigating potential payments to fund the breakout.
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Joliet
Maren 14
Cap
Nathan FL Leopold, Jr
Richard Kee
Joliet Penitentiary
Httle Bataie Franks
Leopold
Jall
Toliet
Chicago
Eab
Bandits Escape After Break In At Laundromat and Dress Shop
Burglars attempted a laundry garage break from Binghamton New York and fled after a brief struggle with two thieves who confronted them. Police alerted by victims and detectives traced the escape path but the bandits vanished before capture. Dresses valued and remaining at the shop on Ash Street were found piled on the floor as owners reported the loss.
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Tue
Tor
Faulkman
Sidney Miss
New York
Ash Street
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Architest Southey
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T ‘Enchers
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Mrankha Chow
Midith McKean Cook
Dallas
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Bord Trumpher
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Reed
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Harford
GUL
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Reom
Fentral Ditch School
Newfield M. S Char
Lincoln School
Schol
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Tridgeport
Warren Marding
Mirena
William FP. Richards
Dewey Street
Warren Hareing Figh
Joseph II
Staples School
William Nolan
Gerge TL. Kuehm
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OIL Inquiry Board
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Georgia Express
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Canadian National Grand Trunk
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