Defense Wanted in Dickerson Trial Courtroom Skirmish
Reporters resisted removal as defense sought to clear all state's witnesses from the room. Judge Eason ruled the public has a right to learn trial details, keeping reporters present. McCoy's testimony included denied statements to The Age about a scream and boardinghouse move while cross examining maps of Ed Dickerson and Charley Thomas.
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Attorneys For Defense Challenge Two Daily Age Exclusives
Defense lawyers grilled Thomas McCoy over two Daily Age exclusives from March 21 concerning his alleged scream and whether he moved boarding houses due to fear of dynamite or gunfire. McCoy denied telling The Age or its reporters these items, though witnesses and a friend named Frank Hardesty supported the stories. The trial appears to pivot on the reliability of McCoy and The Age amid ongoing courtroom drama.
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Governor Pattison Dying as Health Fails in Ohio
Columbus reports urgent condition as Governor Pattison shows weakened state with edema and suspected kidney collapse from nervous convulsions. Doctors’ bulletins vary, with officials offering little detail while noting nourishment and comfort at times. Family remains silent on cause amid public concern.
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Ohio house passes several game and fish law amendments
Columbus March 23 A number of measures amending state and game laws were passed by the house. Provisions include authority to seize guns boats or nets used to catch fish with explosives and poisons. making fish property and prima facie evidence of guilt. setting minimum sizes for various species. license fees for Lake Erie fishing. and penalties for possession of gear by those in the business of buying and selling birds or game. The house also reconsidered and passed Beatty senate bill to require filing chattel mortgages with the county recorder. The bill by O Rourke abolishing capital punishment was set aside 70 to 34. Elson's bill requiring gun licenses. Magleson’s bill making tank officers liable for overdrawn accounts passed. Continued on Page Eight.
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