FALL-DOHENY JURY PICKED FOR TRIAL IN SCANDAL CASE
The District of Columbia jury was selected for the Doheny and Pall oil leasing case tied to the Senate inquiry. Young jurors, average age 33, were chosen amid a guarded process with deputies in custody of the panel. The trial is set to begin after holidays, with 12 men seated and 27 veniremen examined.
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Washington
Senate
Adolphus Hoehling
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Albert B. Pall
Edwasd L. Doheny
Lee Anselea
Elk Hills
California
Local Girl and Londoner to Wed in New York Ceremony
Nov 22 New York reports a marriage license grant linking Cecel Desmond Bernard to Moss Dorothy Heinlein of Bridgeport Conn. The groom, described as British journalist Wimaell, lists 13 Hyde Park Garden London addresses. The bride is 25 year old Moss Dorothy Heinlein. wedding planned December 10 at West 57th Presbyterian church.
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New York
Conn
Henry Howland
Tarmaworth
Lord Northcliffe
Moath
Lord Rothermfir Harmsworth
Livek Nde
Canrnett
League of Nations
Mra
Judge Walsh Dies after Sound Shipwreck Ills in Norwalk
Judge John J. Walsh long linked with Fairfield County politics and the state judiciary dies at home in Norwalk after weeks of illness. A former Common Pleas judge and Democratic State Central chairman, he narrowly avoided retirement years earlier and survived a dramatic rescue attempt aboard his yacht Beulah near Collender's Point. Interment at St Mary’s Cemetery follows a Mass at St Joseph’s Church.
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Norwalk
Fairfield County Common Pleas Court
Associates
John J. Walsh
Common Pleas Court
Fairfield County
Democratic State Central Committee
State Higher Judiciary
Gregory's Point Road
Banca
Callender's Point
Noroton
Hig
Walsh
Asman
George W. Wheeler
John W. Banks
Superior Court
Edwin S. Thomas
United States District Court
Commonwealth
St Joseph's R. C. Church
South No Walk
St. Mary's Cemetery
Judge Walsh
Julia Finnegan Walsh
Margaret Cole
Catherine A. Boyle
Florence L
Elizabeth R
Mary
Augusta Hamilton
Long Island Sound
Collender
Beulah
Community Chest Six Freight Cars Urgently Needs $75,000
Community Chest officials report a total goal of 735,000 for 1927 with 39,192 raised so far, optimism high. They urge un approached donors to call headquarters at 991 Broad Street or visit in person to arrange collection. A derailed six mixed freight cars near Danbury disrupted service on the Central New England line, causing four-track blockage between Danbury and Poughkeepsie. no injuries. Traffic paused since Saturday's earlier 20-car derailment at Stevenson, with service resuming afternoon. The derailment was linked to a broken wheel. a radio parts car and glass shipments were among the cargo.
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Community Chest
Clarence King
Financial Federation
Upeadquarters
Broad Street
Chamber of Commerce
George J. Crawford
D. M. Read Company
Howland Prytycode Company
Waley Lines Building Company
RayLeston Company
Bren
Maybrook
N. Y
Danbury
Fairfield County
Central New England
Poughkeepsie
Stevenson
New Haven
Stepney
Bridge- Dart
Sandy Hook
Irvine Rudd
Public Utilties Commission
Rudd
Maybrook N.Y
Fishwell Bridge
Danbury Fair Grounds
Confusion mars Maine charges against Gould in Senate bid
In Augusta on November 22, Arthur Gould Republican candidate for United States senator faced an order to file specifics with the secretary of state by Wednesday afternoon. His attorney Frederick Wolluckles argued the charges are vague and could imply criminal conduct, prompting a request for detailed specifications to clarify alleged acts and possible prosecutions. Contiued on Page twenty three.
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Augusta
Cha Gee
Arthur R Gould
United
Snark W Rall
Mgr. Gould
Frederick Wolluckles
Arthur F. Legh. Hamldl
Gould
United States Senate
Arthur Roseald
Leizh
SCRIPPS-HOWARD BUYS TWO MORE NEWSPAPERS
Denver Nov 1 Ros W Howard chairman announces Scripps-Howard gains purchase of Warning Rocky Mountain News and Evening Denver Times from John S Shafy fur...
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Scripps-Howard
Denver
Ros W. Howard
Scrippa-Howard
Eroup
Warning
Rocky Mountain News
Denver Times
Boston Mayor Wilfred Twin of Dead Wife to Have Best Man
Boston Mayor Wilfred Twin announces his son Clark Nichols will be best man at his wedding to Miss Carrin Williams. Dexter Nichols and Marjorie Nichols will serve as ring bearer and flower girl, with the ceremony at the Church of the New Jerusalem conducted by Rev Anton Hay. Miss Williams’s sister Miss Florence Williams will attend the bride.
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Boston
Wilfred
Malcahm E. Nichola
Clark
Nichols
Carrin M. Willams
Dexter P. Nichols
Marjorie
Church of the New Jerusalem
Tr.Anton Hay
Williams
Florence Williams
Carrie Williams
Triat defense shifts to Willte and others
Reported front page items include Gall-Mills Triat defense shifts to Willte, twenty-unit support for Henry, and a note on a doctor stating Wille is not ware but a misdescription. Also mentions a prosecutor doubting alibis and a major bridgeport death of a teacher from Mark Tack School.
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Gall-Mills
Allbi
Willte
Henry
Wille
Simpnor
Kunyon
Theresa Oelrichs dies longtime society leader in Newport
New York November 22. The death of Mrs. Mermann Oelrichs at her Newport home recalls the era when Mrs. Oelrichs Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish and Mrs. O T P Reimont led New York and Newport society The sole survivor is Mrs Belmont The Four Hundred was the name given to the circle once led by Ward McAllister and Mrs Astor with Oelrichs and others contending for social sway
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New York
Mermann Oclrichs
Newport
Ward McAllister
Mra
Aator
Gelrichs
Mra Wishard
Belmont
Supreme Court rules cars in rum trade forfeitable to government
Washington November 22. The Supreme court held that automobiles seized for unlawful transport of intoxicating liquor may be forfeited to the government whether used by their owners or others. The decision, in a Alabama case, upheld old internal revenue taxes on liquor under prohibition, despite debates over whether those laws remained effective. Justice Brandeis wrote the majority opinion. Justice Riefler dissented, arguing for forfeiture under prohibition law with protection for innocent owners.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Alabama
Internal Revenue
McReynolds, Sutherland and Butler
Garth Motor Company
Justice Brandeis
Juatien Riefler
Nquor
Record foreclosure bid for Chicago Milwaukee St Paul rail line
Foreclosure sale of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway drew a single bid of 140 million dollars. Representatives Robert T. Swain and Donald Swalard, for the reorganization committee led by Kuhn Loeb and Co and National City Bank, will seek court approval in Chicago on December 1. The bid covers five sections totaling 140 million, including West Mobridge and East lines, and the physical property and investments. The sale marks a milestone in railroad foreclosures, with the line the first of its magnitude to go to public adle.
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Chicago
Mobridge, &. D
Robert T Swaine
Donald
Swalard
Utd
Prison Ethics Seal Leopold Refuses Testimony in Murder Case
In a Chicago–era report, Leopold, jailed for Bebby Franks’s murder and held at a state penitentiary, refuses to testify about Deputy Warden Peter Klein’s death last May. Prosecutors press him on prison ethics while he cites deception risks and invokes his rights, prompting contempt warnings from Judge Frederick II.
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Leopold
Lia
Nuttian Leopold
Bebby Franks
Peter Klein
Klein
Leopard
Thell Omurler
Rsipe
jPron
Alibi Defense Shifts to Willie Testifies for Henry
In New York on November 22 1929 the alimony dispute of Frances Heenan Browning known as Peaches centers on Henry Browning. Supreme Court granted temporary alimony of 390 weekly and 8600 in counsel fees pending separation trial. Browning’s millionaire father figure is cited as support. The couple plans January trials after Browning seeks separation and Peaches countersuit.
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Willie
Henry
Browning
Sam
Tau
Frances Heenan
Peaches" Browning
Edward W. Browning
Supreme Court
Morschwaser
Penehea
Sec Bret
Harvard Names Four Tenure Track Members On Athletics
Harvard Overseers adopt resolutions amid break between Harvard and Princeton football, naming a committee to confer with the athletic committee and student council on the current situation. President Lowell and Elliott discuss potential Yale-only scheduling and broader policy implications. Maud Lillian Rose, veteran Black Rock teacher, dies after apoplectic shock. her memorial tributes praise her decades of service and impact on students.
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Cambridge
Maas
Harvard Overseers
Althiettew
Margard
Princeton
A. Lawrence Lowell
Howard 2Ihott
New York
William J. Bingham
Yale
Elliott
Harvard
Barth of Overseers
Lowell
Dalley
Eliott
Board of Overseer
Jas | Maud Lillian Rose
Black Rock
Brikweport
Iranistan Avenue
Miak Ida Holroyd
Miss Rose
Black Rock School
Maud L. Rose
Mideeport
Hfe
Janky
Cays
Stat Brade
Cotton to exceed 8 million bales reported
Washington reports the 1924 cotton crop likely to surpass eighteen million bales according to the Agriculture Department. Indications as of November 4 point to a total around 18 249 000 bales, about 2 895 000 bales more than last year. Unpicked cotton remains in Texas and Oklahoma, with weather labor and prices expected to influence final ginnings in the coming weeks.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Financier Sues for Alienation in New York Suit
Charles Burnham Squier sues Horace Raymond Paige in the New York Supreme Court for $1,000 alleging Paige influenced his former wife Qlye Rae Squier, who wed Paige after a Paris divorce, and that Paige urged legal action and provided funds to pursue divorce. The pair married in 1915 in St Louis and separated in 1925.
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New York
War
Charles Burnham Squier
Financie
Qlye Rae Squier
Paris
Horace Raymond Paige
Supreme Court
Paige
Bee Ineen
Gifta
Squier
Squiers
St Louis
Paria
Stevens trial chronicles night of double murder
Somerville New Jersey AP reports 2percent witnesses in the Hall Mills case reveal Henry Stevens and his sister Afrces Stevens Hall implicated in the murder of Mrs Eleanor R and Rev Edward W on September 14. Testimony includes accounts from a fisherman family, a mother daughter pair, and a fingerprint expert as state seeks to prove Stevens wore a derby hat and carried a gold watch while the trial unfolds in Lavallette and nearby towns.
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Stevens
Henry Stevena Aithi
J City
Willie
Plainfield
N. J
Parker “House
Epilenay
Timony
Henry L. Dirxman
Dickman
M¢Lat
Ite
Willie Stevenst Jrmherrs
Hall
Anna Hoateon
Henry Stevens
Aldving
Masia Arnot
Simpson
Legate
Arthur “Allente
Tiesry Stevens
Aplewate
Ste
Anplerats
Havens
Dal
App
Applegate
Sarah Wilson
Blaine
Alice
Hd Stevens
Tin
Charles S Wimaon Tor
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George B Cobo
Minfield Martindett
Alphonso UU Parkes
Chester C. Parker
Verren S. Snow
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Che Vogel
Williams Farmer
Hogan
Lémaiter Walsh
de Meert
Monte
Senate of Inquiry
Radio Speer
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Owen J Kowris
Government of Counsel
Hexan Makin
Tan Valte Doheny
Thomas K. Caley Vo Briekiager
Tate Treday
Heintsing
Prospect
Glass Ware
MARS
Maine
Marie
G.O.P
State
iMrs. Roosevelt
Wreath
Bridgeport
Misa Mand L. Jose
Mark Tack School
Tega Andge Walsh
Etenth
Falr-Doheny
Wellington
St. Paul Lines
America
Wall Street
Ueirichs
Mulno
Houdini
Movseges
Spirit World
Eaya
Sir Arthur Conan
Pratt
Wadstoriain
Ding Certono
Brooks
Ktiong
St. Paul
Homrish
Uount Maar
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Baston
Hill Wehater
Tack Delancey
Desday
Herr Buey
Penn Filate
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Supreme Body
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Henry Btevens
Lina
Sbort
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Ha Teezon
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