Jury Overrides Attorney Gordon in Fall Sinclair Case
The federal grand jury presented a report to Chief Justice McCoy after investigating juror surveillance by Burns detectives in the Fall Sinclair oil conspiracy. Named were Harry Sinclair Henry Mason Day Sheldon Clark and Burns associates Ruddy and O Reilly who led the surveillance. Gordon had declined indictments due to contempt proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gordon
Federal Grand Jury
Burns
Harry F. Sinclair
Henry Mason Day
Sheldon Clark
W. J. Burns
W. Sherman Burns
Charles G. Ruddy
Frank J. O'Reilly
Ruddy
O'Reilly
McCoy
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Frederick L. Siddons
Sinclair
Day
Clark
Burns Agency
Grand Jury
Davenport Court Reporter Adolph Sander Dies at 51
Adolph Sander district court reporter for Davenport died at his home from heart trouble after a short illness. Born July 29 1880 in Des Moines he came to Davenport in 1919 and worked with Judge Letts and Judge Maines. Survived by wife Edith and brothers Andrew Ludwig of Chicago. Funeral Monday at 10.30 oclock in Oakdale cemetery burial there.
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Davenport
Adolph Sander
Des Moines
F. D. Letts
Sander
W. R. Maines
Edith Bales
Centerville
Masonic Lodge
Ottumwa
Presbyterian Church
Andrew
Ludwig
Chicago
Oakdale Cemetery
Pioneer League Basketball slate at Y M C A gym
Three Pioneer League games scheduled Saturday afternoon at the YMCA gym. Jackson seventh graders face Lincoln at 2 00 p m, Jackson eighth graders meet Garfield at 2 40, and McKinley battles Franklin at 3 20.
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Jackson
Lincoln
Garfield
McKinley
Franklin
Sunnyside Underdogs Beat Pleasant Prairie in 9 5 Preview
Sunny side's undefeated basketball team from Blue Grass Iowa defeated Pleasant Prairie 9 to 5 in a preliminary to the Blue Grass Sweetland game. The 80 pound average Sunnyside squad seeks size-matched opponents. George S. Doran of Wilton is manager.
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Blue Grass
Sunnyside
Pleasant Prairie
George S. Doran
Wilton
Remus Sanity Hearing Ends With Contested Ruling
Judge Lueders declares George Remus sane after six alienists testify he is dangerous if at large. Remus, absent from the courtroom, mocks the ruling while attorney Elston plans an appeal as to whether he may be confined under due process. Dodge, once a key figure in Remus’s downfall, is named as a catalyst for his troubles.
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Wlueders
David I. Wolfstein
Charles E. Kieley
E. A. Baker
H. H. Hoppe
Thomas A. Ratliff
Howard D. McIntyre
George Remus
Dr. Baker
Remus
Franklin L. Dodge, Jr
Lansing
Mich
Federal Department of Justice
Dodge
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Chicago
Imogene
Lueders
Charles H. Elston
Elston
Court of Common Pleas
Sore Throat Hazard Prompts Thoxine Remedy
A publicity notice warns sore throat can lead to tonsillitis scarlet fever or diphtheria. It promotes Thoxine a physician's prescription that purportedly treats the cause quickly with a money back guarantee and price points 35c 60c and 1.00 sold by Henderson's drug stores and others.
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Henderson's Drug Stores
All Good Drug Stores
Mandell and Petrolle Signed for 10 Round Bout
Minneapolis reports Sammy Mandell the Rockford lightweight world champion and Billy Petrolle of Duluth were matched today for a 10 round fight in Minneapolis on January 13. The bout was announced as a headline event with both fighters confirmed and public interest high.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Sammy Mandell
Rockford
Ill
Billy Petrolle
Duluth
Twentieth Century Club Hosts Musicale at McColm Home
Over 100 members and guests attended the Twentieth Century club musicale Thursday afternoon at Mrs E L McColm 1314 Mulberry avenue. Soloists wore colonial costumes with piano solos by Eda Critz, readings by Mrs Frank Giesler, violin solos by Bruce Chase, a solo dance by Rita Oberhaus, and two solo numbers by Mrs McColm, with the music room as a fitting setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Club
Wcolm
E. L. McColm
Mulberry Avenue
McColm
Eda Critz
Frank Giesler
Bruce Chase
Rita Oberhaus
Philindosia Club Elects Officers at New Era Meeting
The Philindosia club of the Ziegler Memorial Lutheran church in New Era will hold its annual meeting for election of officers at the New Era gymnasium Tuesday afternoon. All members are urged to attend due to special business before the club.
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Philindosia Club
Ziegler Memorial Lutheran Church
New Era
New Era Gymnasium
Infant Leon Milton Smith Dies in Hershey Hospital
Leon Milton Smith infant son of Mr and Mrs Dale Smith of Morning Sun died at Hershey hospital Thursday night at 10 30. The baby was born Oct 16. Funeral services were held at Morning Sun this afternoon. Hoffman Mortuary was in charge of arrangements.
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Leon Milton Smith
Dale Smith
Morning Sun
Hershey Hospital
Hoffman Mortuary
Rabies Outbreak in County Declared Contained
No new rabies cases reported after initial herd exposure near Ardon. The Meeker herd showed hydrophobia. origin linked to a wandering dog that bit a six year old near Bayfield. Dr. Gingery warns farmers to watch stock for a month and confine nervous animals for observation rather than killing them.
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Ernest Meeker
Ardon
Meeker
Iowa City Laboratories
Charles King
Lawrence King
Bayfield
Muscatine
Goddard
J. B. Gingery
Hoboken Dock Fire Devastates Riverfront Property
A blaze in Hoboken New Jersey destroyed the Clyde liner Seneca two 700 foot piers and eight barges along the river front causing a reported 2 500 000 loss. Gasoline explosions accompanied the fire. The center of the flames swept two square blocks along the riverfront. The incident occurred today with AP reporting from Hoboken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoboken
N. J
Fire destroys large steamer and pier on harbor
The Hudson River day line steamer Hendrik Hudson burned after an explosion of gasoline on a Fletcher Drydock pier. Fireboats extinguished the blaze as the Lackawanna railroad pier suffered a total loss. The Seneca, moored there since last September, was burned to the water’s edge. vessel valued at $2,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson River
Hendrik Hudson
Lackawanna Railroad
Fletcher Drydock Company
Lackawanna
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Insane Asylum
Thoxine
Mandell
Petrolle
Journal
Bes
Rocen
wvRear Axie
M. & W. Chevrolet Co
Third St
Oklahoma
Henry S. Johnston
anti-Johnston
Robert C. Graham
E. P. Hill
Tom Johnson
H. T. Knight
Drew Musser
Little Falls, Minn
Lafferty
Eaeanes Resinol
Sterneman
Sterneman Clothing Co
West
Muscatine, Ia
Bill
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