Appeals Tribunal certifies question in Mayfield case
The Fifth Court of Civil Appeals will decide whether the Corsicana district court properly authorized injunctive relief preventing the secretary of state from certifying Earle Mayfield as a candidate. Depositions and witnesses, including Attica Webb and C. Rickards, outline campaign expenditures and unreported contributions. The appeals court is expected to render its ruling after hearings in Corsicana.
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Dallas
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Fifth Court of Civil Appeals
Corsicana
Secretary of State
Varle D
United States
Sane
Appeals Court of
Vallas
Satan Nest
Wille
Elgut
Perma
Earle
Flayfield
Mr. Marfield
Attica Webb
Atoruers
Masfield
den C. Rickards Fey
W. Tiarsell
Oil and Gas Division
State Railway Comvission
J. E. Hunter
Austin
Henting
Suspended Chicago Doctor Charged With Graft
Chicago reports Dr. Arthur J. Gamang suspended as superintendent of the air hospital amid graft charges. An investigation found irregularities in the hospital’s books and operations, prompting official action and further inquiry.
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Chicago
Arthur J. Gamang
Air Contanious Istase Hospital
British demand release of seized vessels from U S
Washington reports British protests over seizures including the Canadian schooner Emerald. Britain argues for retroactive application of prohibition enforcement to past seizures. the Emerald case is being reviewed with official reports sought from officers and Treasury officials awaiting information.
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Washington, D. C
State Department
Cejeure
Treasury
British memorandum sparks liquor smuggling policy response
A government department may reply to a British memorandum asking for clarification of liquor smuggling policy. The issue involves cases before the court and questions about the legality under American law and international law. A ruling could come before diplomatic talks resolve the Emerald case protests.
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Polzures
Sirao
Indictments Surfacing Over U S Claims Against Firm
Fallout from a government refund claim of 482000 against Higgins firm tied to a massive 20 million purchase of salvaged materials. Indictments allege officials conspired to defraud the government via fraudulent income war profits and excess profits tax returns. A fifth official, Albert Y. Taune, died by suicide after conviction discussions and alleged bribery offers to a tax examiner.
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Sti Stand
Chicago
Higgind
Uri
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Alvert Y. Tiaune
Landis
Girl Killed When Police and Bootleggers Exchange Shots
Nellie Hale, 14, was killed early last night in Joseph Manitoba when a bullet struck her in the left side as three patrolmen pursued alleged bootleggers. Her two brothers were in the car during the exchange of fire with officers. Local authorities said the incident occurred near the corner of Main Street and the river bridge as police pursued the suspected illegal liquor smugglers.
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Joseph
Nellié Hale
Clewt & Ear
Police say bootleggers fired on Hale car on rural road
The driver NyoFett Hale, a brother of the girl killed, said a gun was fired from a bootlegger’s car as it passed Hale’s vehicle on a country road four miles from the city. Police fired from Hale’s rear, five shots said to have been fired by officers. Jackson Tenn acquits Arthur A Fauna in murder trial.
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NyoFett Hale
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Hale
Jackson
Tenn
Arthur A. Fauna
Lexington
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