Walsh Assigned To Defend Howard Moore In Watson Slaying
Troy attorney Joseph F. Walsh was assigned by Judge Clinton to defend Howard Moore charged with first degree murder in the November 1931 Watson slaying at Watson's King Street newsroom. Moore requested Walsh, and trial was postponed to September with additional indictments and motions pending.
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Joseph F. Walsh
Howard Moore
Watson
Troy
Qwax
Rensselaer ‘County
Goussel
Utica
Bret Degree
Moore
Albert J. Watson
Foxmer
Walsh
eMoore
Bist. Attyrte J. l Witey
Charles Krawetz
Michael Purezzo
Michael McCloskey
Henry
Bayly
McCloskey
Albert LeRoy
Philip J. Cirillo
Edward H. Haffner
Edward Lebentritt
Chester Wendell, Jr
Henry Smeland
Irving G. Adamps
Michael Wichelay
Anthony Styde
Wrey
Clinton
Eclih
Bo You
Board of Supervisors
Underwear Quality Rumored Scarcity Amid Tight Supplies
Scarcity concerns hit everyday goods as Bur E-Z underwear remains widely available with sturdy fabric and durable construction. Mills Inc advertises full size options including pull-over styles designed to resist wear, pin holes, and stains, promising comfort and long wear at Burlington Vermoor.
Pownal Notices and Local Updates Span Communities
St. Albans family visits, Gt Falls aid, and moves mark a busy weekend in Pownal region. Oak Leaf cluster awarded to Edwin Brownell of the Army Air Force. Raleigh Tatro sells home near North Pownal bridge. moving to Hoosick Falls. Rummage sale at Baptist Church planned for tomorrow 2 to 5 pm with Miss Elizabeth Burrington in charge.
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Earl Church
St. Albans
L. L
Alice Church
Clarence Peckham
Glens Falls
William Brenenatahle
Hoosick
Clarence Rhoades, Jr
Benmington
Ethan Allen Highway
Misa Genevieve Barber
Fox Hellow School
Lenox
Baptist Church
Elizabeth Burrington
Gerald Middlebrook
Williamstown
Sylvia Barber
Pech
Sergi
Edwin Brownell
Mead Browner
Army Air Force
Ttale
Raleigh Tatro
North Pownal State Lime Bridge
Charles Hine
Albany
Tatros
Hoosick Falls
Cheater Cook
Nancy
Schenectady
And
Bertram Peters
North
Church Street
Douglas Sweet
Ruth A. Pratt
Northampton
Round Lake Vacations and Community Notices
Round Lake confirms two week vacation for Willams and records social updates including a luncheon attended by Mrs. Floyd W Parker, a four day leave for Ian Rosser and guest visit from Mrs. Inez Rosser. The Victory Baby Parade is set for July 1 at 3 pm for children aged one month to seven years. entries close June 20. Tea today at 2:30 at Mr Robert Kopp’s home benefits the Woman's Society of Christian Service with Mrs Barry Ruhle as assisting hostess. A Children's Day program at the Methodist Church featured many participants and the baptism of Donna Louize Regd. The church was decorated for spring.
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Round Lake Halph
Willams
Floyd W. Parker
Frank Kaesile
Scotia
Ian Rosser
Astbury Avenue
Inez Rosser
Beaumont
Tex
Agaway
Miorting
Wiliam M Lighthail
Chester A. Finch
Pis
Finch
Donna Louize Regd
Donald Reed
Martha Humphrey
Hugh Herlihy
Janes Ayers
Douglas van Horn
Nancy Baird
Jean Baird
Teddy Searls
Jeffrey
Haight
Richard Allen
Doris Gorsline
Esther Chum
Linda Gorham
Gail, Glover
Barbara Goddard
Janice O'Brien
Dean O'Brien
Camilla Lodge
Richard Cram
Henry Abeel
John Waton
Arnold Golifeot
David Cooper
Tony Baird
Dale Baxter
Nancy Abeel
Karen Vail
Linda Watson
Barrie
South Dakota Precedent to Bolter Presidents in 1912
The piece argues that South Dakota in 1912 set a state sovereignty precedent by electors pledging to Roosevelt despite Taft’s nomination. It contrasts this with Texas and Mississippi lacking presidential primaries, suggesting states can express a distinct presidential choice independent of national conventions.
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Texas
Mississippi
Washington
South Dakota
Theodore Roosevelt
la Follette
Tefi
Ts Ray
T. R
Reesevel
Tite
Tait
Taft
Roosevelt
Ktfr
Mude
Kearney Receives Flag from Paris
Brig. Gen. Kearney, a World War I veteran and former national commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, received a flag from Paris in a dedication ceremony held yesterday at the 53rd Brigade headquarters in Washington. General Marshal and Gen. Arcold were mentioned in the London report.
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Bernard W. Kearney
Fermer -Combmandéer
53Rd Brigade
New York
Ational Gard
Washington
Paris
Asep
Kearney
France
State Guard
Keng
London
George C. Marshal
U. S. Army
Henry HW Arcold
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Richmond Stockwell
North Par“hal School
Buford Whitaker
Morton Sturtevant
Frantis
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Simick
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