Plea Guilty in Times Case McNamara Brothers Face Sentences
In Los Angeles James B McNamara pleads guilty to dynamite murder of Chaories Haggerts at the Times building. Judge Bordwell sets sentencing for Tuesday with McNamara likely to receive life and John B McNamara about fourteen years. all indictments to be dismissed per defense agreement.
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Showgirls on Trial Eager to Testify in Wounding Case
Nes x ols Deeb-Lulian Graham and Ethel Conrad the show girls on trial for shooting W oi oD Stokes declare their eagerness to take the stand and tell their stories of the incidents that led to the wounding of the millionaire. They will deny that he has truthfully told why he went to their apartments and will assert that his version of the shooting is entirely wrong.
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McNamara Case Seeks Plea to Life Silence Verdict
Clarence Darrow cites human lives in defense as two men face possible death for dynamite at Baker Iron works. Deputy DA Horton argues economic saving and public sentiment, urging guilty pleas to avoid a death penalty and large county costs. Defense team notes pressure and strain amid a sensational case with allies awaiting further statements.
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Gompers Speaks After McNamara Case News
Samuel Gompers, AFL president, reacts to McNamara case developments on a Washington to New York journey. He condemns paid defense funds and denies guilt, saying unions were misled by assurances of innocence and that the labor movement must stay peaceful while pursuing justice. Burns calls the outcome vindication for himself and defends the Los Angeles investigation.
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Preachers Form Jury for Insanity Hearings in Chicago
Chicago judge introduces a new method selecting jurors from clergy to hear insanity cases. The panel includes Bishop Samuel Fallows, Rabbi Emil G Hirsch, Father Patrick C Conway, Rev. Dolphin P Roberts, Rabbi Julius Rappaport, Rev. Frank H Sheets, Rev. James E Weather, and others. Local note mentions Bristol Tennessee and Chamberlain’s tablets as unrelated filler.
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