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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1924

Page

14

Oysters Named as Typhoid Cause in McClintock Case

Chicago reports Dr. P H Cooney testifies that typhoid fever in William N McClintock traced to tainted oysters from a suburban restaurant. Chief Justice Olson and Coroner Wolff summoned. pathologists continue tests despite inconclusive chemical analysis. Foster father William D Shepherd reveals earlier will and plans to press indictments over alleged planted reports.

Chicago P. H. Cooney William N. McClintock North Shore McClintock Harry Olson Municipal Court Oscar Wolff State’s Attorney’s Office L. J. McArthur Northern Trust Company W. S. Miller S. S. Winner and Cooney State Health Department McArthur McCintock Judge Olson Young McClintock Oscar Olson

Santa Barbara Quake Shocks Sleepers at Dawn

A sharp earthquake jolt about 4:15 am woke many in Santa Barbara California. Described as brief but strong enough to disturb sleepers. Earlier Vera Cruz reported a brief nonviolent shock felt last evening.

Santa Barbara Calif Vera Cruz

Plunge in Plane Fails To Restore Hearing

Mitchel Field N Y Dec 30 A 5000 foot plunge failed to cure Joseph Kling’s decade long deafness that kept him from the army. Doctors warned the dive would not work and Kling who has used lip and finger language since childhood due to scarlet fever and diphtheria remains deaf.

Mitchel Field N. Y Joseph Kling United States Army Mitchelfield Kling

Blackmail may cost "Mr. A" his throne

Calcutta report says Rajah Sir Hari Singh nicknamed Mr A may be summoned to England for legal action linked to the London blackmail case. He resists, insisting his presence is only required if absolutely necessary. Kashmir pressure grows to place the maharajah's adopted son on the throne as the current ruler, Sir Pratap Singh, falls ill in Calcutta.

Olson Woroner Calcutta India Rajah Hari Singh London England Rajak Pratap Singh

Acquittal Favored by Women Jurors in McCoy Case

Nine women jurors on the McCoy manslaughter panel favored acquittal during deliberations. They noted McCoy is not the type to hang and cited his marriages as not swaying verdict. The 78 hour locked trial record stemmed from Mrs. Mamie Hunt’s demand for absolute acquittal. In other item, Mrs. Isabel McNutt, 72, died from the Christmas Eve fire at Babb's Switch Schoolhouse, raising fatalities to 36.

Los Angeles Kid McCoy Theresa W. Mors McCoy Mamie V. Hunt Hobart Okla Isabel McNutt Babb’s

Contractors Lost on Work in Forbes Conspiracy Trial

John J. Brennan testified at the veterans bureau conspiracy trial that the Pontiac Construction Company faced hostile army officials and a harsh contract. He claimed War Department officials imposed severe clauses, causing the firm a net loss around 20000 dollars on the Northampton hospital foundation project awarded July 4, 1922 for about 26000 dollars above the lowest bid.

Chicago A. P Pontiac Construction Company Northampton Maas Veterans’ Hospital Veterans’ Bureau John J. Brennan Detroit Concern Ponting Company Charles R. Forbes Bureau J. W. ‘Thompson Pontiac Brennan War Department J. W. Black Thompson Northampton Foundation Pontiac Company J. W. Black Masonry and Contract Comppany of St. Louis Forbes Adas Quartermaster’s ‘Department

Representative Scott Dared Wife to Shoot Him During Divorce Trial

Testimony by Representative Scott details a volatile marriage with Mrs. Scott, including a loaded pistol challenge in which he urged her to shoot him amid accusations and intimate betrayals. He recounts parties, hotel gossip, and a diary that he claims will expose the truth, while denying drinking or gambling charges.

Scott Henry Allen William Barnes Moore Titnois Jazz Jarabo Mrs. Scott Mr. Scott Allan Moore Uhnofs William Peter McClain Marion Ohio Prince Kalaniguidla Hawaii Daniel Anthony Kansas Thomas Miller Guy Stanifer Seattle Veterans’ Bureau Scotts Frank B. Scott

Divorce Decree Given Tomas Allan A Ryan

New York reports Mrs Allan A Ryan obtained a divorce from Wall Street figure Tomas Allan A Ryan in Rockland County Supreme Court. The interlocutory decree has become final. She will keep custody of four minor children Miriam Fortune Sally and Barry. She did not seek alimony. The case linked to the poison pan affair involving George Maxwell.

New York Allan A. Ryan Ryan Miriam Fortune Sally Barry George Maxwell Storm Center Maxwell Europe

Lansburg Reelected Head of Tech Alumni

The Tech Alumni association annual meeting in the McKinley Manual Training School hall elected Mark Lanshure as president with Elmer Hardell and John Schelthaas as vice presidents. Officers include Knutt Nilsson secretary Lettie Stewart assistant secretary and Robert Anderson treasurer. Dr. Frank W Ballou and Frank Daniel were named honorary members.

The Tech Alumni Association McKinley Manual Training School Mark Lansburg Hap” Hardell Louis Mattern Mark Lanshure Elmer Hardell John Schelthaas Knutt Nilsson

Green Takes Office As New Labor Chief

William Green, newly elected president of the American Federation of Labor, began his term by pledging a perpetual campaign for full recognition of collective bargaining, justice, decent wages, and humane employment conditions. He said federation resolutions on political action, recognizing Soviet Russia, prohibition, and the Howell-Barkley bill would guide his administration. Green also resigned as treasurer of the United Mine Workers effective January 10.

William Green American Federation of Labor el Paso Russia Howell-Barkley Green The United Mine Workers

Boy Kills Two Girls in Dracut Attic Tragedy

In Lowell Massachusetts on December 30 a four year old boy Jimmy Menarkos shot and killed Rita Derosiers age 3 and Irene Huot age 4 while the children played in the attic of the Desrosiers home in Dracut. The incident occurred during a playtime in the attic with three children present.

Lowell,Maas Rita Derosiers Irene Huot Jimmy Menarkos Desrosiers Dracut

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