Attorney Hart Is Disbarred by Special Court Decision
A special court appointed by Gov Johnson has disbarred Minneapolis attorney Frances B. Hart for six months for professional misconduct after he criticized the state supreme court. The ruling emphasizes a citizen’s right to comment, while warning against personal insults to judges and suggesting the six month period may be treated as acquittal by many lawyers. The decision notes Hart wrote a letter impugning the chief justice and associates, constituting misconduct. A separate item quotes a mariners’ anecdote and a Dublin pantomime tale with a waiter’s quip about a tea spoon and room to themselves.
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Death by criminal act in case of Mary Jensen
Coroner Fritsche held an inquest in Sleepy Eye into the death of Mary Jensen aged seventeen who died in Minneapolis last Saturday. A Coroner’s Jury found death resulted from a criminal operation by unknown parties. Jensen, daughter of Julius Jensen, disappeared April 6 while en route to Springfield to visit a sister. The case is under County Attorney Erickson, who will pursue justice.
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Mary Jensen
Minneapolis
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Panama Canal Progress Sets New Monthly Record
Engineers report March excavation at the Panama canal reached 3 480 270 cubic yards, surpassing February's 2 945 880. Col Goethals improved efficiency and sanitation reduced employer death rates, restoring American engineering prestige while Congress’ critics were temporarily silenced.
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New Orleans Times-Democrat
Springfield's Big Loss Fire destroys village school building
A Springfield public school in the village burned completely, likely started by a defective furnace. Loss estimated at 40 000 dollars with only 25 000 dollars insured. The two story brick structure housed 12 rooms for 300 to 400 pupils, parts built in 1890 and 1897. Insurance will fund rebuilding. Graduation and remaining classes face disruption.
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Aldermanic Committees Formed by City Council
President Graff announced at the last council meeting the appointment of standing committees. Light and Water includes Pfaender Wicherski and Nagel. Streets and Sewers lists Buenger Nagel and Meyer. Finance includes Pfaender Buenger and Meyer. Park and Cemetery covers Meyer and Wicherski. Fire Department includes Wicherski and Pfaender. Buildings and Grounds covers Nagel and Buenger.
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