Chesapeake Bay Plan Assured Full Admits Receiving $100000
The 1921 cash payment of $100000 to Albert B Fall is central to the Oil Case. Prosecution argues it formed part of a conspiracy tied to the Elk Hills lease. Defense contends it was a loan to a friend amid financial difficulties.
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Salinbury
Maryland
Snesenn
Eenese
Chesapeake Bay
LPAN
Washington
A. P
Albert B. Fall
Edward L. Doheny
Imteriic
Owen J Roberts
Whch Doheny
Elk Hut
Frank J. Hogan
Doheny
Hogan
New Mexico
Fall
Hares
Harris
Mer Fall Desind
Ords
Cheange
Caconet
Harling
London papers downplay Dominion autonomy changes
Hal Mails defense in Somerville murder trial focuses on Willie Stevens calling 14 persons to testify against Henry Stevens.
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Somerville
N. J
Willie Stevens
Henry Stevens
Supreme Court rules state bans can be overridden by federal power
Unclear text from a late 19th century report indicates the Supreme Court decided that measures enforced by state prohibition authorities may be preempted by federal authority when the state lacks a confiscation law. The brief mentions other items including a royal or imperial illness update and various economic notes.
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Washington
Bay of Silech Island
Rhode Island
Supreme Court
Ocean to Ocean Flight of Pair Ends in Arrest
A New York couple eloped to California to marry, violating the Mann Act. Mrs. Lyradon Walkup Burch and Captain Ar Marson were arrested in San Francisco after a two month cross country chase. Marson is held on $6,600 bond. Burch released as a material witness. They defended their actions and claimed no knowledge of federal law.
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San Francisco
New York
California
Ocean
Lyradon Walkup Burch
Isabelle Keyes
Hatsings
Hudson
Ar- Marsen
Grace Burch Walkup
Marson
Charles Sumner Burch
Medie Episcopal Diocese
New
Dfault
Dend
Captain Marson
Frederick Walkup
Los Angeles
Burch
New York Edison Company
Lyon
Eart
Grace Marsee
Fragmented OCR Note Describes A Racist Rescuer Event
The readable fragments reference an incident involving a rescuer accused of racist behavior and related reactions. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate tension around a person named Azar and a medical or emergency setting. Further context is unavailable from the fragment.
Mystery surrounds seizure of liquor cargo at sea
A German barkentine with a reputed 5 million dollar liquor cargo lay at anchor 140 miles off New York after a secret seizure. Coast Guard and Washington authorities gave conflicting details while a prize crew from the destroyer McCall ferried aboard. The Carmen reached port with rumors of whiskey liqueurs and champagnes aboard.
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New York
A. P
New York Harbor
Coast Guard
Washington
McCall
Carmen
Hrabor
Queen Marie to Say Goodbye on Radio
Queen Marie of Romania will bid farewell to American friends with a radio address on WACA from 5 30 to 6 P M tonight. She will speak from William Nelson Cromwell's home as a Royal party sails home tomorrow and Berengaria clears New York at 10 A M.
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New York
Marie of
Romania
WACA
William Nelson Cromwell
Society of Friends of Romania
Cromwell
Charles E. Mitchell
Themtore Ranseselt
Long Island
Roosevelt
Ated
Willem B
Leeds
Xenia
Greece
Lavds
Tvinees Tena
Huntington
Wildcat
Lady Lash
New York Harbor
Standard
New Dereey
Cate
Esa
New Chesapeake Bay Bridge Proposed Eight Mile Span
Baltimore Maryland papers report the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Company formed to build an eight mile steel span linking the eastern and western shores. Project backers include New York interests with work planned to start in spring pending federal and state approvals and toll terms.
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Baltimore
Bay Shore
Tolchester
Chesapeake Bay Bridge Company
Hay
United States
Back River
Rock Hall
Tolchester Beach
East Shore
Susquehanna River
Bay
al Vaquehanna
Ridge
State Highway Commission
Chestertown
Cambridge
Salisbury
Pocomoke
Ocean City
Havre de Grace
War Department
Congress
Unle
Maryland
Thetate Assembly
Frateard of Directors
Fingerprint Experts Dispute Hall Mills Case Evidence
Navy fingerprint chief A. P. Taylor testified the print on a calling card near Rev Edward W Hall’s body does not match Willie Stevens. The Hall case, tried in Somerville Court, involves Hall, Stevens siblings, and Mrs Eleanor Mills murder charges with the victim Mrs Mills.
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Hall-Mills
Somerville
Edward W Hall
Willie Stevens
Oh. Taylor
United States Navy
Peror
Willie St.vemna
Henry
Francis Stevens Hall
Eleanor R. Mills
Hall
Husand
Navy
Strike logs amid EF wage plan collapse
Fragmented notes describe a wage plan dispute and strike activity linked to EF unions. The garbled text references Metropolis area actors and a formal inquiry with timelines noted, though specifics are unclear.
Fire Engeneer Details From Sharstown Plant Incident
A messy report describes a fire at Sharstown involving a plant engine and VE monitors. Details mention the Cowes company, a 2 meter blast radius, and a tented casualty case with workers at the site.
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New Howe
Sharstown
Cowes
Arc Starr Gerpeem
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Phiadelpha
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Jacob Rewens
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Elpmas
Pecker
Leon Bheupel
Eutiwidrr
Woman
Mome
Elcape
Queen Marie
WMCA
Berengaria
Ermany Agrees
West Shore
Teavie- Warfield
At and
Av Line
Harhway
Ta €Ontinental Trust Company
Fia
T Hargis
Arth Sarcesy Lumber Co
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