Graft Allegations Rise Over City Jobs Practices
The Association of Unemployed charges contractors hire alien labor at $3.50 a day while citizens are kept from work. protests say city rates and labor ordinances are violated and that enforcement is weak. A 1916 murder case details back-identity questions and a witness.
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Judge Not Hastily in Circumstantial Murder Cases
Walter Fulton writes third in a series on famous circumstantial evidence cases. The articles warn that such evidence can be unreliable and dangerous to conviction. They aim to inform without swaying public sentiment on Pacific County murder trials.
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Freezone promises instant corn relief at low cost
An ad touts Freezone as a painless corn remedy. It claims a tiny bottle stops pain instantly and removes hard and soft corns as well as toe corn without soreness, with a few cents per bottle.
Back as a Clue in a Murder Trial Leads to Dismissal
Arthur Munos and two associates faced murder charges after a complex case centering on Florence’s testimony about a killer's back. Witnesses disagreed on hats clothing and items seen, but Judge Brown and later Judge Cassidy ruled the evidence insufficient, dismissing the cases.
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