Thaw trial pauses as juror's wife ill with pneumonia
New York February 14 The Thaw trial paused when juror Joseph Bolton was allowed home with two others to attend his wife who has double pneumonia. Doctors certified her condition and Bolton returned for an afternoon session. The court eyed possible postponement if his duties as juror are compromised. Dr Evans testified Thaw shows unusual backhead mood and highly variable pulse. Jerome and Delmas discussed the Will as counsel arranged for its examination before further court reading.
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Evans
Atate Hospital
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Wiloess
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Jgs Iabes District Attorney's Office
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New Britain Bank Treasurer Seized Assets Haltings and Removal Call
New Britain Conn Feb 14 565000 in securities taken from Savings Bank of New Britain vaults by missing treasurer William F Walker. Board of directors reports a 965000 shortage with 143000 surplus. Mayor Canders a requests removal of Commissioner Kendall for neglect of duty and incompetency after Kendall paused examination when Walker fell ill.
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Kendall and Noble
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Guv Woodruff
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Walker
Walt Walkers Convenience
22 More Victims in Larchmont Disaster On Block Island
Block Island reports 22 more victims found in ice on the beach after the Larchmont collision with the Harry Knowlton. Bodies include two women, crews search the sound for remains, survivors sent to Providence for care, and a Providence arrival with 49 bodies on board. Investigators prepare to question crew members as a formal inquiry begins.
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Angerena
Boston
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Trouble up to Congress to change im s uits in San Francisco
San Francisco officials and Mayor Schmitz seek to rescind the order establishing oriental schools if Congress passes the immigration amendment and the Japanese government agrees to separate schools with equal facilities for Japanese children. Roosevelt and Root participated in talks amid pressure to settle the issue and avoid discrimination against Japanese students.
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