Judge Rules Bank Records Excluded In Sinclair Case
In Cheyenne on March 16 the federal judge sustained defense objections to using bank records to tie Harry F Sinclair to bond receipts by former Interior Secretary Fall. The ruling blocks key evidence, forcing the government to reconstruct the $220,500 bond transaction through other records as preparations continue for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
Harry P. Sinclair
Mammoth Oil Company
T. Blake Kennedy
Federal District Court
Harry F. Sinclair
Interior
A. B
Peseny
Oll Ns
Benita
Kennedy
Clair
Albert
Mortiny
Sinclair
Humphreys ‘Mexia
Prairie Gas
Delivil
Continental Acting, Comparty, Limited
States
Naval Oil ‘Reserve
Federal District 12
of the Interior
Audge ‘Kennedy
el Paso
Pueblo
Fall
Pueblo First National Bank
Arere
Attorney Roberts
Pomerene
Kall
Co. Co. Chase
Henry Acis
New York
M. T. Everhart
James G. McGrath
Ordinary Matches a Menace
The notice warns against giving workers ordinary or kerosene matches at wholesale prices as an inducement. It cautions that carrying such matches in pockets is a serious safety concern and a potential menace in the workplace.
Immigrant Saul Singer Climbs to Bank VP Post
Saul Singer, who arrived in this country 35 years ago as a boy immigrant, has risen to the vice presidency of the Bank of the United States in New York City.
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Saul Singer
Bank of the United States of New York City
Police hunt parents in infant murder case in Iowa
Sioux City detectives pursue leads in a murder mystery after a month old baby girl was found slashed and dead under a freight car in the railroad yards. Police say the infant appeared to have died about 24 hours earlier and were investigating the parents as suspects.
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Sioux City
B. A.danielson
Iowa National Guard Under New Command
Washington dispatch reports the War Department relieves Lieut. Col. Jas R. Shook from duty with the national guard of Kansas Missouri Iowa and Minnesota and assigns him to Fort Bliss Texas He will be succeeded by Lieut. Col. Frank H Bloomhart in the new command arrangement
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Washington
War Department
Jas. R. Shook
National Guard
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
Minnesota
Fort Bliss
Texas
Shook
Frank H. Bloomhart
Mexico Signs Treaty With United States
Washington report says an extradition treaty between the United States and Mexico has been completed and is ready for signing by American and Mexican representatives. The pact covers narcotics violations and customs offenses under prohibition laws.
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Washington
United States
Mexico
State Department
1500 Camp Fire Girls Attend Iowa Grand Council Fire
More than 1500 Camp Fire girls from across Iowa gathered at the Coliseum for the first grand council fire. The ceremony was led by Miss Janet McKellar of New York City on Saturday in Des Moines.
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Des Moines
Mar
Grand Council
Iowa
Janet McKellar
New York City
Colonel Dennistoun reveals wife's alleged affairs in divorce case
London report covers Colonel Jan Dennistoun testifying about his wife Dorothy Dennistoun's relations with Oscar Senhouse. He details bed incidents, motor trips, and later admissions as witnesses discuss if the marriage can recover. The court also hears from Hannah Parker, former lady's maid, about confidences before the wedding. Lady Paget opens a shop in London sponsored by the Prince of Wales.
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London
Jan den Nistoun
Dorothy Dennistoun
Dennistoun
Oscar Senhouse
Grenadier Guards
Senhouse
Ballindalloch
Scotland
Mrs. Dennistoun
Wales
Yamaha
Australia
Hannah Parker
Colonel Dennistoun
Carnarvon
W. Paget
Prince of Wales
Grand jury probes slaying of aged Iowan
Marshall county grand jury convened to consider murder charges against C F Carlson and Miss Edna Carpenter for the unsolved Featherstone killing. Carlson and Carpenter pleaded not guilty in municipal court and await grand jury action with no bail. Carpenter denied marriage reports to Carlson in Wisconsin. Police link notes signed Dora to Carpenter. alibis to be offered.
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Marshalltown
Marshall County
C. FE. Carlson
Edna Carpenter
Minneapolis
Michael Featherstone
Iowa Falls
Miss Carpenter
Carlson
Wisconsin
Miss. Carpenter
Featherstone
Dora
Chicago
Slayer of Sweetheart Granted Death Penalty
Leves England March 16 Norman Thorne a Crowborough farmer was found guilty of murdering his sweetheart Elsie Cameron who came to plead marriage. The jury sentenced him to hang for the crime committed at his bungalow.
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Leves
England
Norman Thorne
Crowborough
Elsie Cameron
Tell Advertisers You Saw It in the Daily Times
A compact notice urging readers to mention the Daily Times when contacting advertisers. It emphasizes trust in the local paper and encourages support by citing the publication’s community role and reach. No specific event or date is provided.
Floods drive thousands from homes in Indiana district
Terr e Llante Indiana March 16 Thousands fled as floods spread across lowlands along the Wabash river which rose to 19 feet with more gain expected. Bridges washed out and farm buildings swept away as steam lines and interurban roads cut service. Peru to Clinton saw no car operation since Saturday.
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Terre Llante
Ind
Clinton
Peru
Court Orders Sales Contract Changed
Washington March 16 The Butterick company the Butterick Publishing company the Designers Publishing company and the Federal Publishing company lost in the Supreme Court an appeal for review of two suits to set aside an FTC order requiring them to abandon contract forms with 19 500 dealers to maintain resale prices on patterns.
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Washington
Mar
Butterick Company
Butterick Pubblishing Company
Designers’ Publishing Company
Federal Publishing Company
Supreme Court of the United States Today
Federal Trade Commission
Pupils Leave School After Priest Calls Strassbourg Protest
In Strassbourg Alsace Lorraine on March 16 about thirty percent of Strassoury school children remained home or at play after a priest urged a strike against the government edict abolishing sectarian schools. Bas Rhin prefect warned the strike would be illegal while Deputy Pfieger told Catholics they need not be intimidated.
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Isburg
Alsace-Lorraine
Strassoury
Bishon Rueh
Bas Rhin
Pfieger
Religion-Free School Concept Emerges
A historic proposal imagines a school where clergy from all faiths teach creed diverse lessons, yet a parallel plan envisions a cowardly shift toward schools that would not teach religion at all.
Court Orders Blackmail Fund Held in Appeal Suit
London reports that Charles Robinsons suit against Midland Bank to recover $650,000 extracted from Sir Harri Singh in the famous Mr A blackmail case will fail in the court of appeals. Only the costs of the first suit will be considered as the court announced today.
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London
Charles Robinson
Midland Bank
Harri Singh
Mr. A
Court of Appeals
Une Court Psd
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