Conspiracy Trial Near Criss for Daugherty Miller Case
New York reporters note the conspiracy trial of former Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty and Thomas W. Miller approaching a crisis as prosecutors seek links to J. W. Smith and John T. King. Evidence includes 80 exhibits, hundreds of pages, and 20 witnesses, with Durkin recalling checks tied to a defict in the Ohio Republican fund and Liberty Loan bonds. Walter D Miller testifies about visits to a house used by Daugherty and Smith and King’s frequent presence at the Justice Department.
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New York
Harry M. Daugherty
Thomas W. Miller
Daugherty
Miller
J. W Smith
John T King
Republican Committee
Connecticut
Muller
Societe Suisse
Ehates
American Metal Company
Richard Merton
King
John D. Durkin
Durkin
Republican Campaign
Ohio
Ohio Republican Party
Simpson
Smith
Merton
Walter D Miller
Hi Street
Department of Justice
Balding
Files Department
John T. King
Weather Delays Transatlantic Sikorsky Flight
The Sikorsky bi plane led by Captain Rene Fonck faces another postponement of its New York to Paris non stop flight due to fuel tank leaks and threatening storms off the Grand Banks. After initial delays, weather reports deter red a launch earlier, with repairs deemed quick but the attempt postponed for safer conditions over the North Atlantic.
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Westbury
Sikorsky
New York
Paris
Grand Banks
Enthikiger Stursky
Wals
Rene Fonck
North Atlantic
Jones Leads in National Amateur Golf Championship Duel
Bobby Jones carried on through a bitter, fought match to triumph over Chek Evans, advancing toward the national amateur golf championship. Evans, noted for grit, pressed Jones in a tense front, with Williams and others showing strength.
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Bobby Jones
Chek Evans
Chicate
Tas Thir Gueresite
Ore Robbi
Jane
Evans
Yang Hatte
Gnally Retting
Francis Onimet
Police Court Quiet on Disorderly Conduct Cases
George Bender and Ridgely King were found not guilty of disorderly conduct by Justice Sherman P. Bowers in Police Court. Albert Stillions was convicted of disorderly conduct and assault and battery, fined $5 and costs totaling $10.15. A dancing class was announced for Fridays at the Francis Scott Key Hotel ballroom under John A. Slar and Reno Crum, with registration at 7:30 p.m. Lessons will cover old dances and styles like Valencia, Black Bottom, waltz, and tango.
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George Bender
Sherman P. Bowers
Ridgely King
Justice Bowers
Albert Stillions
King
Stillions
Francis Scott Key Hotel
John A. Slar
T Hotel
Reno
Crum
Dana
Cran
International Association of Modern and Fancy Dancing
American National Association of Modern Dances
Intercircle Association of Modern and Fancy Dancers
Dancing Teachers’ Association of Baltimore
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Criss
Fenck
Transatlantic
Jones
Albert Stillsons Finea
The
Frederick County
North Market
Guardian
Central Building and Loan Club
Frederick
Maryland
Central Trust Company
Axel
Frederick, Maryland
Bank of Personal Service
Poe Aion
Heinz’s
P. & G. Soap
Graham Wafers
CERTO
Reguar
Ife
Babbitt
van Cam
Libby
Peck Brookfield Creamery
Potomac
New Lake
Hire
Harry Allen
Lebanon
Chance
Quynn’s Hardware Store
Geo. S. Rodock & Son
Vogue
Iar
Will Flautt Company
Jeweler's
Stoke
W. Patrick St
Scott Key
Frederick, Md
Secash
Acre
C.c.carty Funeral Home
E.patrics
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market Street
P. O
Mullinix
Bentz
South Market St
Helfenstein & Urner Insurance
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