Death by Own Action Case Filed Against Attorneys General
A $100,000 damages suit was filed in New York alleging Attorney General Palmer and department agents caused Andrea Salcedo, a law printer, to die by forcing him from a Park Row window. Mrs. Maria Salcedo and two children seek relief, naming J Flynn Charles L Leu F Lamb and John Fran among the defendants and secret service officers involved. Salcedo, arrested two months earlier without charge, was said to have been tortured mentally and physically before being beaten and rendered insane.
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Army of Unemployed Seizes Church Gym
In New York on January 5 a crowd of about 200 jobless men occupied the gymnasium of St. Mark's chapel on the Bowery after being denied permission to use the basement. Led by George B. Ellis, the group plans to stay and expand if fed and housed, with two meals daily provided by Charlee Dias and James Sweeney. The pastor offered no resistance.
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George B. Ellis
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James Sweeney
College Girls of America Miss Edwards Cincinnati
A feature on American college girls continues with Miss Edwards, a sophomore at the University of Cincinnati, as the subject of the current installment. The caption identifies her among a rotating series for The Star.
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College Girls OF America
Miss Edwards
University of Cincinnati
Three Alaskans Die on Hunting Trip
In Ketchikan Alaska three men identified as Leslie Williams son of Councilman Ed Williams and Herb Scott keeper of the Mary Island lighthouse died of exposure while on a hunting trip on Mary Island. They were brought to town for burial.
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Herb Scott
Mary Island
City Police Court Revenue Rise Tied to Traffic Division
A GFRE E B Rodwell report shows police court fines and bail totaling 20440470 in 1920, up from 16427890 in 1919. Twenty thousand four hundred seventy five cases were heard, including 1647 liquor trials, with roughly one in 15 city residents tried. The revenue surge is blamed on more traffic violators brought to trial after the traffic division started early in the year.
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Gfre E. B. Rodwell
Aged Man Charged in Opium Case After Seizure
James 4 Halston aged 89 was bound over to the federal grand jury by U S Commissioner McWielind after a hearing Tuesday afternoon. Halston was arrested Friday night by a deputy sheriff who said he found 50 cans of smoking opium in his possession.
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Downstairs Store Offers Cut Prices on Hosiery and Housewares
Hosiery reinforcements in fine rib tops in Navy Gray Palm Beach and White sizes 9 to 11 priced at 25 cents a pair. Japanned coal hods reduced to 45 cents. Cocoa door mats 1.15 and 1.45. Screens mesh and wire with frames offered. 20 at 2.50 and 10 at 3.00. The Housewares section touts two pink rose and bluebird patterns with a 41 piece set cut to 9.75.
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