Conviction in Manslaughter Case Revives Old Estate Battle
The court upheld a three year sentence for Baxter in the manslaughter of his lover Julian Hall. Mrs Hall challenges a $95,000 estate bequest left by the deceased husband, invoking probate rulings that the criminal action cannot benefit the estate. The case recalls historic Maybrick references and longstanding disputes over the deceased’s estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannie
Baxter
Julian ‘Bernard Hall
Mayrick
Unclear Neighbors Dispute Over Custody Reference
Fragmented text hints at a custody dispute involving a child and commentary by neighbors. The source mentions habeas corpus and a mass of irrelevant material, with references to guardianship and opinions about custody outcome without clear parties or dates.
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Etiam
Hadn't Branched Out Yet
Pat visits an agency that book families for westward farm work. The clerk asks how many in the family and the professions, listing an eight month old boy and a driver named Tina as part of the thing, with a humorous remark about red tape.
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Patrick
Pat
Tina
New York Evening Post
Advertisement fragment hints at page layout and purchase choices
Fragmentary notes reference a full page advertisement and reader reactions to buying a book. Mentions 18 and a square corner. Image shows debate over which volume to purchase and how ads influence decision.
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