Commander Youngs Case Shifts to Court after Long Hearing
Vallejo October 1919 For over an hour and forty five minutes Judge G D Gear presided over a court martial of Commander Lucien Young captain of the gunboat Bennington charged with neglect of duty after boiler explosions. The argument focused on burden of proof and the interplay of witnesses with defense and prosecution, noting inconsistencies in Emil Frederiksen testimony and questioning the Navy’s assignment of responsibility. The judge criticized the prosecution and signaled further proceedings the following morning and indicated other related cases would also be heard by the same court later in the week.
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Vallejo
G. D. Gear
Lucien Young
Bennington
Emil Frederiksen
Glen
Gear
T. W. Bartlett
Young
Navy
Ransom
W. H Allerdice
Coronel A
Halstead
Withens
Viisipinic Et Lo
Coninanier
Charles G. Ware
A Anding
Enelgn
Arhost
West
Naval
Tudlon Young
Prosecution Closing in Naval Court Martial at Vallejo
Captain West urged the naval court to bring Commander Tudlon Young's trial to a close telling how the energy in the courtroom could have prevented the clash at sea. He cited Lieutenant Commander Bartlett as a remarkable witness and noted Young and Enelka Wade lacked prior sea experience and familiarity with the ship’s condition.
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FW. Bartlett
Captain West
Young
Enelka Wade
Fragmented OCR note hints at fatal shooting and arrest timing
Disjointed text references a deadly incident involving a police officer and a person named Efielin Charlee Waal. It suggests a shell trigger event and a planned action on Friday morning, with mention of a wake and possible arrest.
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Clive
Was Declared Cured Frisco Leper Returns
San Francisco October 26 Paton a leper deemed cured by Dr Ragan appeared at Content Emergency Hospital begging for care. Sores and deformed feet remained shocking and hands tore to bone yet doctors claimed cure. Authorities after a year’s absence sought to verify truth amid lingering fear of contagion.
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San Francisco
Paton
Dee
Bomes
Ragan
Content Emergency
Kagan
Pepalou
Lena Grimm
Pepatow
Tiwan
George ‘T. Hirady
Max Magnus
Hearst of Hearth
Pepalot
Preas
Magnus
Brady
D W. Montgomery
University of California
County Armishouse
Albers Case Sentenced Thirty Two Months in Nicaragua
The State Department confirms Judge Leon's tower court decision in the case of American citizen Albers. He faces thirty two months imprisonment. Minister Merry to Managua will observe proceedings and report on treatment in the case.
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Wedlington
Oteletal
State Department
Nicaragua
Leon Cours
Tower Court
Albers
Rivers
Manaawa
Merry
Nicaraga
Legation
Life Insurance Story-Literature and Chinese Boycott Note
The bulletin reviews a life insurance feature in favor of those attacked and includes Lin's explanation of the Chinese boycott against American goods, with a colored supplement and all news in Saturday's issue.
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Lin
American Goode—Colored Supplement
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