Slow Progress In Selecting Murder Jury
In Minneapolis the murder trial of Dr. A Arnold Axilrod moves slowly as jurors are chosen. The 50 year old dentist is charged with seducing and strangling Mary Elizabeth Moonen, who was three months pregnant. Two women jurors were seated along with other earlier selections amid sustained challenges. The case features a state witness who protested being asked to stand repeatedly.
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Minneapolis
A. Arnold Axilrod
Husky
Axilrod
Mary Elizabeth Moonen
Mary E. Linquist
Ellen B. Peterson
Donald V. Newton
Witness Balks In Court Over Moonen Family Tie
Newton husband of Mrs Moonen sister faced charges of indecent exposure and bar break in. Defense counsel urged him to stand for jurors to assess familiarity with Axilrod and Moonen family. Newton initially balked then defied until court order, eventually standing as Judge Anderson insisted.
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Newton
Goff
Leslie Anderson
Fragmented Bank Statement snippet from Springville region
Partial OCR of a bank balance sheet showing cash items in process of collection, deposits by individuals partnerships and corporations, United States government deposits, and liabilities. It lists total deposits at 1,128,743.28 and capital accounts including capital stock 95,000 and undivided profits 67,129.17 with various balances and figures incomplete.
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Springville
Tows
Musiness
United
Olegations
Freet
Enarawabcco
Scouts Ineludine
I Sons
Unitea
Pnastal Savines
Anc
Pital TV
Tore Appeal
Cantilupo Slashing Case Prompts Three Year Sentence Talk
The court weighed Cantilupo 34 and earlier slashing records after Yearton considered paying a demanded loan. Judge Smith noted a 1954 Higgins note that if remanded, Cantilupo should be sent to state prison for two and a half to three years.
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Cantilupo
Superior Court
Frank E. Smith
John P. Higgins
Agrees To Pay 20 Year Debt To Government
In Chicago AP report farmer William Yearton, 47, agrees to pay 272 dollars including principal and interest on a 20 year old feed and seed loan after a conference with the district attorney. Government says he borrowed 100 dollars from the Farm Credit Administration on April 1, 1935. He had denied borrowing but said he would pay if ordered by court.
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Chicago
William Yearton
Yearton
Farm Cc
Can tilupo Sentenced in Boston Prison Case
Anthony Can tilupo was sentenced in Boston on Tuesday to serve a two and a half year term in prison for the related legal matter.
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Boston
Anthony Cantilupo
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Exchange State Bank
J. B. Emmons
Ellyson
Margaret J. Eons
W. M. Johnston
County of Linn
Norma Nachtrier Notary Public
Torney
U. S
Edgar B. Elder
Elder
Arts & Crafts
Chandler
2Nd Ave. SE
AT Service Optical
Meio Tsa
Kryptok
Service Optical
DIAL
Second ST. SE
Lewys Robb's
Second Avenue
1St Ave
Smulekoff
Kcrg-Tv
Necchi Sewing Machines
Necchi
Necchi Automatic
Smulekoff's
Dimension Lumber
Clear Fir
McKinley Street
Ld Coal
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