Indictments Sidelined in Major Parish Jury Fixing Probe
Grand jury report from Orlean Parish presents no indictments in the Aliard case. It recounts the murder of Hennessy, criticizes the state’s evidence, and questions jury integrity amid claims of paid talesmen and a fixed verdict. Lionel Adams and Detective O Malley cited in alleged misconduct.
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Lionel
Adams
O'Malley
Orleang
Marr
Hennessey
Lionel Adama
Taiskionera
Bribery Conspiracy Indictments Weakened by Jury Corruption
The report outlines alleged bribery attempts by O Malley and associates to sway jurors in the parish prison case. It names Thomas McCrystal John Cooney D C O Malley Bernard Sland Charles Granger Ferdinand Armant as accused of offering bribes to jurors. The grand jury cites the Mafia like influence and a failed effort to indict despite widespread public outrage in New Orleans. It notes eleven deaths at the parish prison attack and a massive 6000 to 8000 crowd. The document laments the inability to secure sufficient facts for indictments.
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Thomas Collins
O'Malley & Adampy
Parl
Talesmen
Thomas McCryntol
John Cooney
D. C. O'Malley
Talesman
Bernard (Sland
Charles Granger
Ferdinand Armant
O' Malley
O'Malley
McCrystal
Conney
Gened
Lionel Adams
O’ Malley
Adams
Campertog
Adams O'Malley
Land Jury
Canal Street
Indiago
New Orleans
Diamond Plate Glass plans tin plate works at Elwood
Reports from Indianapolis May 6 say stockholders of the Diamond Plate Glass Company of Kokomo and Elwood Ind held an annual meeting electing Col A L Conger president J I Woodward vice president E G Keith treasurer M Lieberling general manager M P Elliott superintendent F M Abherholt secretary and general counsel The project to start plate works at Elwood was praised by stockholders while Indiana Ohio capitalists and Chicago residents proceed to select a site in Hartford City for another plant with aim to organize a company Initial capital stock set at 310000.
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Diamond Plate Glass Company
Indianapolis
Chicago
Kokomo
Elwood
Ind
Grand Pacific Hotel
Col A. L. Conger
Akron
J I. Woodward
E G. Keith
M Lieberling
M P Elliott
F M Abherholt
Theo Indiana
Ohio
Hartford City
Nationalistic Debate Over New Orleans Mob Case Continues
Was there a treaty violation and how will the grand jury findings affect Italian nationals? The New Orleans mob incident draws varied opinions from Attorney General Miller and diplomats, with discussions on naturalization, culpability, and the impact on foreign elements in the United States.
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Italy
United States
State Department
Editorial echoes New Orleans grand jury on mob murders
Prominent journals in New York summarize the New Orleans grand jury report on the March 14 mob killings of Italian-Americans. They condemn the failure to indict, call the verdict lame, and urge accountability for mob leaders. Other papers mostly back the grand jury, while some dissent. Philadelphia editors critique the legal framework and urge congressional action.
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New York
New Orleans
Grand Jury
Acta
Rudin
the Express
Hennessey
The
Herald
Times
Detective OMalley claims prosecution was bare faced conspiracy
In New Orleans on May 7 detective OMalley denounces the Italian case as a conspiracy. He says rival detectives and the Committee of Fifty thwarted him, that Hennessy forced a new trial, and Provenzanos were acquitted on his evidence. He condemns the grand jury and cites Italian consul Corte’s dissatisfaction with findings.
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New Orleans
O'Malley
Hennessey
Provenzanos
Committee of Fifty
Matrangas
Italino
M. Pasquale Corte
Grand Jury
Bank of
Allen County
American Wheel Company
Sidney
Louis Manuel
Galesburg
Lils
Washington City
Treasury
Great Britain
United States
Chicago
Aranitoba
Reading
Pennsylvania
Blue Mountains
Vernay
Danforth
Avi Wal
William Jacques
Italy
Florence
Ibis
Washburn & Mesn Wire Company
Worcester
Mass
New York
B. F. Butler
Nelson
Boston
Butler
Carpenter
Insuyér
Floaty market report from cattle and produce yard
Market summary shows cattle and sheep active with steady prices. Quotations include shipping steers from 5.45 to 6.25, cows around 1.50 to 2.10, and veal calves near 4.50. Sheep and lambs sold briskly with higher quotes. butter and eggs priced per standard units. oats and corn futures listed alongside. Also notes a general live stock market opening with improved demand in western and native sections.
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Ctnoe
Mogae Marken Coe
Dairica
Hebron
Burbanks
New York
Ucorn
Gi c. Ryco
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