Rosa Dauphin Indicted for Large Estate Theft in New Orleans
The grand jury charges Rosa Laranche Dauphin widow of Maximilian Dauphin, former Louisiana Lottery president, with stealing over 214000 in bonds and 30000 in cash from the estate, hiding assets in a house box and selling bonds to cover the embezzlement. a lengthy inquiry followed, with a legal judgment against her for 385000 and seizure of her home.
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New Orleans
Rosa Laranche Dauphin
Maximilian Dauphin
Louisiana State Lottery
Heard
Dauphin
New York
Louisiana Lottery Company
Porche
Louisiana
Ept
Lazarus
Pendulum of Shacklett and the Cowcase Saga
A railroad lawyer Shacklett faces a convoluted civil case arising from a cow strike on a new extension. Larry McNoogan seeks damages for a crushed leg and killed cow after his herd blocks a right of way and the engineer allegedly speeds to hit the cow. The trial, a heated confrontation, and a dramatic courtroom exchange culminate in a verdict for the railroad, with Shacklett contemplating future aid for the plaintiff and reflecting on personal ethical limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Shacklett
Chicago
Springfield
Supreme Court
Larry McNoogan
Larry
Lawrence P. McMoogan
N. C. Shacklett
Warsaw
McNeogan
J. B. Norton
Chicago, Galesburg & Mississippi Railway
Washington
Southern Illinois
Mr. Norton
Haines
Confrere
Ford
McNoogin
Norton
Stan Ut
Earthlings may not top Mars for intellect, says professor
Prof. G W Hough of Northwestern University reports from Dearborn Observatory that Mars may house a people superior in intelligence to Earth. He notes this as a probability based on summer observations, while acknowledging certainty may never be achieved. He also suggests Venus and Mercury might support life due to solidification and possible crece cen areas overcoming heat.
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Pep
America
Cuba
Platt
Connecticut
Congress
United States
Chicago
Mars
G. W. Hough
Department of Astronomy
Northwestern University
Dearborn Observatory
Earth
Venus
Mercury
Beveridge Speaks On Trusts And Modern Industry
Beveridge argues that modern communication and large consolidated industries bind the nation. He warns that breaking trusts through tariffs would merely create international trusts while noting prices have fallen and employment risen as consolidation spreads. He cites wage trends, farm mortgages, and the need for corporate transparency to protect savers and workers.
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Cuba
Blaine
McKinley
Roosevelt
Orient
Beveridge
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Philippines
Globe
Asia
Oceania
Europe
England
Far East
Germany
Japan
Pacific
Theodore Roosevelt
Eodore Roosevelt
Republic
United States
Steel Trust
Night Dress in Court Fines Mrs. Hamilton for Theft
In Police Court Mrs. Mattie Hamilton was found guilty of stealing lace articles from Mrs. Lyons after a missing handkerchief dispute. A night dress taken from Hamilton’s room was exhibited in court. She received a one day jail sentence and a fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Hamilton
Lyons
Dinols Street
Hamilton
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Mrs. Dauphin
Louisiana Lottery
Department of Commerce
Walter Barr
Hough
Jim
Sunny Jim
Louiss E. Hogans
Ffortec
Handbook of
Indianapolis
Hoosier
Board of Health and Health Statistics
Indianapolis Journal Newspaper Co
Gale
Indianapolis Journal
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