Felder Disbarred by Highest Court for Part II Bribe
Felder a New York criminaI lawyer, with Gaston E. Means and secretary Elmer W. Jarnello, convicted in January of conspiring in a bribe scheme tied to the Glass Casket Crager mail fraud case, was disbarred by the Appellate Division. Felder admitted to New York practice in 1917 after moving from Georgia and faced a $16,000 fine. Means received two years and a $10,000 fine, while Jarnello pled guilty and awaits sentencing.
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Felder
York
May Ik
Thomas B. Welder
Crimins
Gaston E. Means
Department of Tuskca
Appellate Division
Supreme Court
Clarke
Colonel Telder
Telder
New York
Georgia
Means
Elmer W. Jarnello
Furner
Daughtery
Jarnecke
Hibernian Parade Leaders Open Ten Day Carnival
Sheriff P. J. Reilly led the Hibernians parade at the start of the ten day carnival in Black Rock. Aiday of festive events followed at the Hibernian clubhouse 161 Washirston avenue with the Washington avenue carnival grounds open for dancing booths and entertainment each evening. The committee led by D J O'Connor planned a varied program featuring various activities and sales by young ladies to support the Hibernian Building Corporation and Ladies Auxiliary No 1.
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P. J. Reilly
Hibernians
Hibernian Club
Washirston Avenue
Black Rock Fire
Hundyeda
Washington Avenue
D J O'Connor
Hibernian Building Corporation
Court Dismisses Divorce Action of Mrs Duke
New York May 16 Justice Geigernich Kadav dismissed the divorce suit brought by Mrs Lilian W. Duke against tobacco magnate Names Buchanan Dike. The judge ruled the New Jersey proceeding invalid if the Dukes resided in New York at the time, and noted the court’s jurisdiction. The second wife, Mrs Edulfan Duke, claimed a $500,600 settlement had been made in her favor.
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New York
Suticuue
Geigernich Kadav
Lilian
NW Duke Agrinst
Buchanan
Totficeo
Duke
New Jersey
Jdustics Gelgrich
Ilani W
Dukert
Hedulfan Duke
Theodore Roosevelt medals awarded by President Coolidge
May 15 at the White House President Coolidge presented the Theodore Roosevelt medals for distinguished service by Americans in law warfare work promotion of outdoor life and related activities. Recipients include Governor Pinchot of Pennsylvania for conservation advocacy Miss Martha Berry of Mount Perry Georgia for child welfare work and George Th Grinnell of New York for advocacy of outdoor life.
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Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
Coolidge
White Hose
Governor Pinchot
Pennslanta
Natonal Resources
Martha Berry
Mount Perry
George Th Grinnell
Narcotic Dudes Sent to State Farm in Wensthid
John P. Gibbong and Harry Kerwin of Providence were arrested by Richard Kelley of New Haven Narcotic Inspector for possessing narcotics. They were sentenced to the State Farm for Inebriate. Judge Frank W Symour presided in Town Court. Authorities say the men, posing as solicitors, carried about 474 dollars worth of narcotics. Gibbons is a farm animate of the State Farm.
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Wensthid
John P. Gibbong
Harry Kerwin
Providence
Actress Bebe Daniels Denies Plastic Surgery Rumor
Cincinnati May 16 Actress Bebe Daniels currently a patient at the Jewish hospital denied undergoing plastic surgery to alter her nose. She admitted a nasal cavity operation to remove a small growth. Ming Daniels arrived here two weeks ago.
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Cincinnaty
Bebe Daniels
Ming Daniels
Huge floor to be laid at Seaside Park for Exposition
Bridgeport carpenters Burn and Crump lead a four day effort to lay a 46 000 square foot floor on the Seaside Park diamond for Progress Week Exposition. The job hinges on contractor readiness and open May 86 with support from other city trades. Permits issued for multiple local projects including garages and dwellings.
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Bridgeport
Seaside Park
Burn and Crump
Pardy
T. J. Pardy Company
Sedonoa Milin
Myatle
Charlen Monros
Frank Remlin
Savoy Street
Madison Avenue
Tha Arm
Him Street
A. Kleban
Davis and Dane
Samuel Cohen
Lindquist and Johnson
Taft Avenue
Wiliam Winter
Amsterdam Avenues
Isidor Rossmnoff
Lincoln Avenue
Juliaa Sevestyen
Pine Street
F. Gereck
Barnum Avenue
Prince Street
Charles A. Daebell
North Avenue
Charles A Daebell
Reservoir Avenue
Woman Guilty of Killing Lover Receives Five Years
Mildred Sage was found guilty of murder in the death of her lover Bemel Campemlo at a Little Falls roadhouse on April 27. Supreme Court Justice Black sentenced her to from five to ten years in prison after a three hour jury deliberation. Campemlo had beaten Sage regularly, she testified, and she had continued the relationship despite the abuse.
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Campelmo
Huelnesa
Woman fights to remove kennels by court injunction
Mrs Emily T Stagg of Algonquin Road Hawley fights to compel removal of boarding kennels run by Dr Charles WW C on property of Brooklawn Finding Academy. Superior Court denied a temporary injunction. case moves to trial as attorney Shapiro files for permanent injunction and seeks action assigned for trial within months.
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Charles WW. C
Brooklawn Finding Academy
Emily T. Stagg
Algonquin Road
Airfeld
Wifs
Joseph TH. Slagg
Hawley Hardware Company
Arthur I Bis
Huraday
Kennela
Shapiro
Mia Stase
Moniha
Lithuanian Ponzi found guilty of mail fraud conspiracy
P West, called the Lithuanian Ponzi, and associate Charles F Urnick were found guilty by a jury of conspiracy to use the mails to defraud. They swindled thousands of Lithuanians of about 500000 dollars. Two defendants, Charles KF Phillips and Colandes, were acquitted and the two survivors sought a new trial.
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Cuticago
Associated Press
P. West
Charles F Urnick
Charles KF Phillips
Colandes
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