Jury Drawn In Oil Fraud Case Opens Trial
In Washington on November 22 the oil scandal defendants Albert B Fall and Edward L Doheny faced a DC Supreme Court jury pool. The case centers on Doheny's 100000 payment to Fall and the Elk Hills lease award. Juror selection proceeded with challenges as voir dire continued.
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Washington
Albert B. Fall
Edward L. Doheny
Bar of Justice
Interor
Doheny
Fell
Falln
Elk Hills
Hoehling
Paul Allen
Hogan
Sam Net” Allen
Thomas R Cates
Henry J Byers
George Cobb
Julian C Kues
Alonzo Parker
William J Briggs
Byron E. Bleightt
Clinton Carver
Wiliam R. Clarkson
Winter Martin
Albert B. Fa'l
President Harding
Edward L. Dohney
California
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Pig Woman Growing Weaker Says Doctor
Fragmentary medical update reports the patient referred to as Pig Woman growing weaker under care. The source text includes garbled names and unclear locations, with scattered references to a hospital and relapse but no verifiable facts.
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Pig Woman
Boctor
Navy Flight Delayed by Weather Across Training Areas
Weather conditions postpone Navy flight operations and training missions. Reports note reduced visibility and gusty winds affecting takeoffs and landings. No injuries reported. schedule adjustments issued for ongoing drills and safety reviews.
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NAVY
Legion's 5 legislative asks to Coolidge at White House
Howard P. Savage national commander of the American Legion presented a five point program to President Coolidge urging retirement of disabled emergency officers the construction of 12 million dollars in veterans hospitals universal military draft to remove profit from war defeat of the Geneva gas protocol and opposition to the Welsh Bill plus calls for adequate funding for the army navy and air forces and a minimum enlisted army strength of 125000 men.
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Washington
A. P
American Legion
Coolidge
White House
Howard P. Savage
Legion
Army
Navy
Candidates Elected At Party Treasurers Get Largest Amount
Several significant campaign contributions and expenses are detailed as party central committees receive the largest funds. Names include L B Ker Theodore S Hearne Harry Dennis Clarence P Johnson Levin Claude Bailey Clarence Whealton George W Stausey and W Roy Wilson with listed sums to Republican and Democratic committees and other candidates reflecting the general election spending.
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State Central Committees
L. B. Ker
Theodore S. Hearne
Democratic State Central Committee
Harry Dennis
Clarence P. Johnson
Levin Claude Bailey
Clarence Whealton
House of Delegates
George W. Stausey
the Orphan‘s Court
W. Roy Wilson
Hebron
Republican State Central Committee
Dale Adkins
Algie Wimbrow
Willam H. Jackson
Chris. Hastings
Charlies A. Parsons
the Orphan's Court
Air Route Maps Issued for All Model Airways
The office of the Chief of Air Corps announces air navigation maps are available for all sections of the Model Airway. Pilots are warned to hold their course to the right of the indicated line on maps and maintain constant vigilance for other aircraft.
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Office of the Chief of Air Corps
Read returned to Charleston after indictment in embezzlement case
AP reports John C. Read who was ousted from a state hosiery post and had been missing reappeared in Charleston. Details note an indictment in Kanawha Circuit Court on charges of embezzlement forgery and larceny dated October 2. The item blends several late news briefs from multiple cities and topics.
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Montilla
Bethlehem Steel Company
Sparrows Point
Baltimore
Charleston
W. Va
John C. Read
Kanawha
Supreme Court Finds Shipping Associations Violating Antitrust Laws
The Shipowners' Association of the Pacific Coast and the Pacific American Steamship Association were declared by the Supreme Court to seem to violate the Antitrust Laws through their seamen employment bureaus. The court remanded for trial on merits.
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Washington
Shipowners’ Association of the
Pacific Coast
Pacific American Steamship Association
Supreme Court
Cantors and Physicians unionize under Chicago Federation of Labor
Two professional groups the Cantors in the Jewish synagogues and physicians employed by the City Health Department won local union charters from the Chicago Federation of Labor. Spokesmen say physicians will form the barcum stacians union and Cantors aim to improve finances and exclude the unqualified from the ranks.
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Chicago
City Health Department
Chicago Federation of Labor
Barcum Stacians’ Union
Alimony Awarded in Browning Separation Suit
Mrs Frances Heenan Browning known as Peaches receives 200 dollars weekly alimony plus 98560 in counsel fees while separation suits with Edward W Browning proceed. Judge Morehauser orders pending settlement. trial venue shift discussed. dates tentatively set from December 4 to January.
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White Plains
A. Po
Frances Heenan
Peaches
Browning
Edward W Browning
Poughbheepare
Westeche Ter
MURDERS THREE AT BREAKFAST TABLE IN BRIDGETON N J
A Bridgeton New Jersey breakfast scene ends in a triple murder. The author reports three people killed at a table in a home as police investigate the gunfire and suspect a single attacker.
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Bridgeton, N. J
Rome
Older Mexel Battle Two Arrested in Brooklyn Shootout
New York AP report says a gang battle last Friday left two Brooklyn police officers dead. Frank Darkiewicz died in hospital and Edward Tuyroe was killed at the scene. Two youths, Joseph Lucarto and Joseph Michaels known as The King, are under arrest. Michaels was identified by Darkiewicz on his deathbed.
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New York
Brooklyn
Frank Darkiewicz
Edward T Uyroe
Joseph Lucarto
Joseph Michaels
the King
de Michaels
Darkiwicz
Cone
Blue fish alibi surfaces in Hall Mills murder trial
In Somerville New Jersey witnesses test the alibi of Hosey Stevens tied to the 1922 Hall Mills case. Arthur Applegate recounts a six pound blue fish caught the night of the killing while Marie Applegate and others place Stevens on Lavalette beach near ten PM.
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Somerville
N. J
Arthur Applemste
Ae Cay
Hall-Mills
Hosey Stevens
Frances Stevens Hall
Willie Stevens
Kieaner
Mills
Applegate
Edward W. Hall
Stevens
Lavalette
New Jersey
Marie Applegate
Henry Stevens
Kallings
Simpson
Palzer
Nathaniel Palzer
Wrong Not Church Is Verdict Of Students
Atlanta college students criticize church leadership in a questionnaire on what is wrong with the modern church. Respondents describe pastors as ceremonial and harsh and urge ministers to lead with character over flashy displays.
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Atlanta
Will H. Houghton
The
Baptist Tabernnacle
Stader
South
Gar
Presant
Bey
Fire at Kanagely Apartments Kills Three In Los Angeles
Early today a four story apartment blaze at 723 West Third Street in downtown Los Angeles killed three persons and injured nineteen as firemen battled flames from the basement. A Japanese boy is missing. authorities believe he may have escaped. W. Rockwell, 51, and Mrs. W. Rockwell Elizabeth Bragg, 60, were identified among the dead.
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Los Angeles
Kanagely Apartments
West Third Street
W. Rockwell
Eastman Kodak Company
New York State
Elizabeth Bragg
Lincoln
Neb
National Horse Show Opens at Madison Square Garden
New York November 22 AP The 41st National Horse Show opens at Madison Square Garden featuring cavalry mounts from France Canada Belgium Spain Holland Poland and the United States. About 2500 horses including jumpers hunters draft coach and saddle horses will compete for blue ribbons and glory through Saturday night. A pageant recreating early 19th century stage coach life and a one man gig from Monticello to Philadelphia in 1776 headline the display.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Aow
France
Canada
Belgium
Spain
Holland
Poland
United States
Inckens
London
Thomas Jefferson
Monticello
Continental Congress
Philadelphia
Federal Mines Bureau 1926 Report Reviews Worker Safety Appeals
Washington report on the 1926 fiscal year notes experiments to prevent deaths and accidents among mine workers and to improve use of resources. It highlights worker injuries, new gas detectors, communication devices, and safety measures in mining labor.
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Washington
Federal Mines Bureau
Ite
Berea
Ta Techno
Capre Ted Net
Agita
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