McNab resigns as Justice prosecutions rush to verdict
U S Attorney McNab resigns amid a heated dispute over the Diggs Caminetti and Western Fuel cases. President Wilson orders rapid prosecution while Justice officials seek a new counsel to continue the investigations. The White Slave case and the Western Fuel conspiracy face swift federal action as the department presses for decisive trials in autumn.
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Postponement Granted In Immigration Case For Family Trial
The conversation records a request to postpone a trial to the next term so the defendant could attend his son’s trial and inspect Pacific Coast immigration services. The attorney general was to be asked, and on June 18 a postponement was granted.
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Unconcerned Teens Await San Francisco Testimony
In Sacramento four young people linked to the Caminetti elopement march meet again calmly. Drew Caminetti awaits his call and seeks reconciliation with his family. Maury Diggs has rejoined his wife and child in Berkeley. Miss Norris and Miss Diggs converse with leniency while Caminetti’s wife stays in Amador County.
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Incomes Tax Plan Edits Substantially Revised by Senate Panel
The Tribune reports tentative Senate Finance Committee edits to the House tax bill. Exemption lowered to 3 dollars with dependent allowances, tweaks to municipal and nonprofit incomes, and new provisions on foreign payments and partnerships. Administrative, enforcement, and tariff changes are outlined, including a joint commission to review revenue administration and removal of inquisitorial import provisions.
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Cheese theft tale ends with fresh aroma clue
Detectives used a鼻 scent method to recover Pasquale Campiglia's Romar cheese stolen from No 8 Macdougal Street valued at $60. Three days of watching the Italian quarter led to Frank A. Crocutto, arrested in Jefferson Market Court on $1,500 bail.
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Senate action on duties and appeals in import bill
Senate deliberations on the import tax bill focus on a 1 percent levy threshold tied to appraised value, concurrent jurisdiction for circuit courts with the U.S. Court of Customs Appeals, and a one day caucus on wool and sugar. Mr Simmons secured a deal to set votes on both issues by tomorrow before adjournment.
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Chicago Bans Poisons Aldermen Move To curb Poisons
Chicago June 24 Aroused by a personal crisis and accidental poison deaths the Board of Aldermen passed orders for the health committee to draft an ordinance banning the sale of poisons without prescription The case of Hazel Liverman who died after taking a poison sold casually highlights the need for regulation to prevent such tragedies.
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