Mis-trial ruled for defendant in Morse mail fraud
In New York a mistrial reduced defendants from 17 to 16 as Glenbard v Foster was severed. Foster’s health prompted the severance while Morse stock fraud defendants faced delays from illness. Charles W Morse was slated but his case was postponed due to poor health, with a Taft-era pardon noted.
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New York
Morse
Faras Glenbard
Foster
Pester
Thamies W. Morse
Morse Steamship Companies
Maa
Orange
N. OF
Blaines
Forster
Charles W. Morse
Atlanta
Taft
Cotton Money Ready for Marketing
Eugene Meyer, chairman of President Coolidge's cotton committee, announced in Washington that sufficient capital is assured for the orderly marketing of this year's record cotton crop. He said financing corporations totaling 16 million dollars have been organized in the southern states under his direction, with additional support from the intermediate credit bank machinery.
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Washington
Eugene Meyer
Coolidge
South
Meyer
Appeal Denied in Ohio Mail Fraud Case
Washington November 1 The Supreme Court denied review to William G Benham and Tovight Harrison presidents of the St L Dollinga company of Ohio convicted of using the mails to defraud in stock sales.
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Washington
Supreme Court
William G. Benham
Tovight Harrison
St L. Dollinga Company
Ohio
Prince Nicholas Holds Matrimony Distant in Minneapolis
Prince Nicholas of Roumania told reporters he is not considering an American marriage and prefers facts over romance. He spoke in Minneapolis aboard the Leviathan, noting his Paris life, European royalty, and a planned visit to a silver mill. His sister Princess Meana played tennis in heavy rain, the pair arriving from Europe.
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Aurion
Marie
Nicolas
Roumania
Pamantie
Lved Jong
Paris
Prince Anlas
Minneapoli
Meana
Ker Ae
Europe
Two Die in Quebec Bus Crash Near St Laurent
An automobile bus carrying thirty passengers went out of control on a hill near St Laurent, Islam of Orleans, overturned in a ditch. Two persons were killed including Miss A Blouin, twenty, of St Joan d Orleans, and a two year old baby, with several others injured.
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Quebec
St. Laurent
Islam of
Orleans
A. Blouin
St. Joan D’orleans
German Desire to Regain Colonies Faces League Dilemma
Geneva reports Germany seeks to regain one or more colonies lost after World War I, relying on private talks with powers and the Thoiry parley between Briand and Stresemann. The issue faces sovereignty objections by mandate nations, regional protests, and Italian interest, with Tanganyika and other former German holdings raised as potential targets. The United States notes special treaty ties with mandate powers.
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Geneva
Germains
League of Nations
Germany
Thoiry
Briand
France
Stresemann
Great Britain
Mandatesy Commission
Syro-Palestinian Congress
League
Syria
Italy
Mussolini
Titaly
Tanganyika
German East Africa
United States
Nauru
New Iumea
Australia
Western Samoa
New Zealand
Equator
Japan
Africa
Togoland
Cameroons
Tenganyike
Rusanda-Urundi
South West Africa
Commission suit lost to agent in Webster sale case
A verdict ruled against the defendant in a $300,000 commission suit over the sale of the South Village Mills at Webster. Jacob Forowicz, Worcester real estate dealer, and Boston dealer Jacob I Brown were involved, with Brown eliminated as co defendant during trial. Another $300,000 suit proceeded before Judge Raymond and a Webster jurors, with John J Connelly seeking a commission for the same Webster sale.
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Boston
Jacob Forowicz
Worcester
H. Slater and Song, Inc
South Vilage Mills
Webster
Jacob I. Brown
John J. Connelly
Democrats Send Coolidge Welcome Message From Gaston
In Boston on November 1 Col William A Gaston Democratic nominee for Massachusetts governor sent a direct message to President Coolidge at Northampton. He expresses hopes that American courtesy will endure despite political differences and extends best wishes for Coolidge with a note to Mrs Coolidge.
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Boston
ATP
William A. Gaston
Massachusetts
Coolidge
Northampton
Democratic Party of
Gaston
Cotlidge
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