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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1924

Page

18

Pope allocution condemns Soviet regime and praises freedom

Pope Pius delivers allocution at secret consistory condemning Soviet rule while praising a Washington holy name societies congress. He urges peace loving leaders to curb communism, supports relief for Russians, and stresses duty to uplift workers. Also notes Chinese council unity and appoints Church officials for Holy Year rituals.

A. P Pius Holy Father Congress of Holy Name Societies Washington Coolidge United States Russia

Gould Paternity Denial Over Birth Certificates Revealed

New York, Dec. 18. Denial that the late George J Gould fathered three children born to the second Mrs Gould before marriage was made by J Arthur Leve, counsel for George J Gould Sr., at the accounting suit over the Jay Gould estate. Guardian ad litem for the three children objected to the birth certificates showing Vere Sinclair as mother and George Sinclair as father.

New York George J. Gould Gould J. Arthur Leve George J Gould, Sr A. O'Gorman Jay Gould Leve W. A. W. Stewart Guardian Gloria Gould Henry 4 Guinevere G. Sinclair George Gould Vere Sinclair George Sinclair Supreme Court Davis David L. Weil Guardian Ad Litem Stewart

Berlin Cabinet Deadlock Stalemate in Reichstag

Berlin reports a chaotic parliamentary scene as Chancellor Marx and President Hirth grapple with forming a majority. Proposals include a restored Brresemann cabinet with ministers from nationalist and socialist parties serving without portfolio to bridge factions. Socialists vow to oppose a bourgeois cabinet and push for the Weimar coalition with Dr Paul Loeb for Reichstag presidency. Meanwhile Stresemann's party pushes for restoration of the old monarchial flag amid party tensions.

Berlin A. P Hhert Marx Marx Brresemann Germany Clerigais Stresemann Peoples Party Democrats Weimar Socialjata Paul Loeb Stresemann Peoples Party Stresemann's

Bishop Bast Freed By Copenhagen Court

Copenhagen December 18 The superior court ordered the release of Dr Anton Bast Methodist Episcopal bishop for Scandinavia pending proceedings on alleged misappropriation of charity funds. The court noted no opinion on guilt or innocence and release was justified by available material. Also Joe Weber and Lou Fields arrived in Los Angeles to begin making motion pictures from their stage humor.

Copenhagen A. P Anton Bast Scandinavia Weber Fields Los Angeles Calif Joe Weber Lou Fields

Illinois to Return Hart to Maryland

Chicago authorities will return Jack Hart to Maryland after his arrest on charges tied to a $35,000 silk burglary. Hart, serving a life term for murders in a payroll robbery, was nabbed with a companion named Arthur Astor, who reportedly admitted a New York murder. Police found silk bolts in their car, linked to the factory theft, and both men are booked on grand larceny charges.

Chicago Jack Hart Maryland Robert H. Crowe Herbert R. O'Connor Crowe Hart Arthur Astor New York

Lengthy verdict in Willett v Herrick amid felt firm loss

In Dedham Massachusetts a jury awarded plaintiff George F Willett 10 534 109 07 in the 15 million dollar suit against Robert F Herrick and a Boston banking group. The Norfolk Superior Court trial stretched 184 days with deliberations continuing since Monday The case seeks damages for alleged conspiracy that cost Willett control of the American Felt and Daniel Green Felt Shoe companies.

Dedham Mass Geroge F. Willett Robert F. Herrick Boston Norfolk Superior Court Monay Bet & Henmark Willett Herrick American Felt Daniel Green

Blackmail Trial Involving John McCormick Conspiracy Case

Cambridge jury hears testimony on extortion plot against Boston artist Victor Searles. Witnesses describe a raid on a Searles apartment and a scheme to pay fifty thousand or one hundred thousand dollars to avoid publicity. Details include alleged Boston figures and a back Bay incident.

Cambridge Mass Victor Albert Searles Boston William J. Corcoran Searles Abraham Levy Eleanor Barnes Corcoran Middlesex County Levy Schets Hartford Gwendolyn Sears Thomas Zinitti Devine Mr. Hartnett Copley Plaza John McCormick

Apartment owner fined for failing to heat tenants in Chicago

Chicago dispatch reports Louis Soukop, owner of an apartment building, was fined $100 and costs by municipal Judge Theodore Ehier for failing to provide adequate heat to tenants. The hearing referenced discussions among detectives about Coakley and Pelletier obtaining $100,000 from John McCormick.

Huston James Easby Sraith Forbes Mortimer Fred E. Hamilton Chicago Veterans’ Bureau Drake Hamilton Miss Breese John B. Milliken Thompson Mr. Mortimer James 8. Easby-Smith Colunsel Coakley Pelletier John McCormick Louis Soukopp Theodore Ehier

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