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Newspaper

Bridgeport Times

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1922

Page

7

Keller Fails To Respond To Subpoena

Washington December 15 Representative Keller of Minnesota did not appear before the House Judiciary committee in response to a subpoena served late yesterday after he refused to participate further in impeachment proceedings against Attorney General Daugherty. Volstead said there was no excuse for nonappearance and ordered the sergeant at arms to pass Keller's name three times. The panel debated next steps and recessed until 10:20 a.m. tomorrow after granting a delay.

Washington Representaive Keller Minnesota House Ju Henary Vahey Keller

Girls Drop Civil Case Against Men

The civil action in New Haven against George Moshier and George Sens for damages of 2000 for personal injuries and reputational harm, filed by the father of one of the assaulted girls, was settled out of court. Stevens and Moshier were sentenced to one year in jail by Judge Newell Jennings for the Thanksgiving night assault on Jessie Brown and Mary Johnson, 17, with the judge noting their excellent prior record and considering future pleas for release.

New Haven George Moshier George 5Ens Stevens Mosr Superior Criminal Court Newell Jennings Jessie Brown Mary Johnson

Bloody Car May Furnish Clue In Phillips Flight

Police connect a mud spattered abandoned automobile found near Lincoln Park to the Los Angeles jail escape of Clara Phillips and Walter Phillips. The car had no license tags, but a California registration in Walter Phillips’s name and a motor vehicle operator’s license were inside. Under the rear seat lay a trowel a hatchet and a hammer with blood stains.

Cincinnati Los Angeles Clara Phillips Lincoln Park California Walter Phillips

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