Becker to Be Tried in the Federal Court
New York June 2 Astro Charles Becker declared last night that her husband received offers to have the indictment against him quashed if he would plead. The offers, said by Mrs Becker, came from District Attorney Whitman now governor. The fight to save Becker will begin in federal courts this week with a writ of habeas corpus. If denied, Becker may seek a writ of error in the United States Supreme Court. The process mirrors the Frank case and precedes any clemency appeal to the governor.
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Chinese Traders In New York Seal Large Orders
Chinese commissioners visiting the United States in Will dpeni nearly Wo Most In this AGuniry prolong Lease with Ching spent their day in New York yesterday, entertaining and meeting manufacturers. An official estimate cites orders totaling about $5,000,000 since May 9, with more expected during their eight days in the city. Kai Fu Shah, the Chinese minister at Washington, accompanied the group.
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Girl Forced to Steal in Yorkville Incident
Virginia Taylor a pretty 16 year old girl from Trion claims two men coerced her into theft. Detectives Nour and Kilannon reported she traveled with a college student Michael Creegan and planned marriage. The girl says she was threatened to expose their alleged relationship and money was demanded to avoid disclosure to her fiancé. She was jailed on charges of petit larceny after allegedly robbing her roommate and was held in $500 bail for examination.
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Mingo County Developments Spark Big Mining Push
Huntington W Va June 2 A million and a half dollars will be spent developing the Mingo fields over the next few months. Operators from across the country will launch new mines within a 12 mile radius of Williamson. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad plans a new feeder to the territory. Colonel William Lockie tops the list as openings start at about 300 000 to 400 000 each. Orinoco Mining to build a 25 000 ton tipple and Red Jacket Coach and Coke launches a 300 000 operation. The United States Steel Company rushes to complete work started months ago.
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Journalism School Graduates Move Into Newspapers Nationwide
The School of Journalism at Columbia University, founded by Tomph Pulliner, reports 20 graduates this June with 16,000 copies attached to their careers. One student remains engaged after July 2 as a crew manager, while others secure positions with newspapers across the country. Albany notes a pardon petition for ex borough president Jonaph Casabily and a Supreme Court nomination in process, with governor actions pending.
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