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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1922

Page

5

Broke on Stock Rush Walter Unger Blamed for Ruin

Philadelphia March 10 Walter Unger a 27 year old former assistant treasurer of the Dr Thomas V Evans Dental Institute and Museum of the University of Pennsylvania was indicted on embezzlement fraudulent conversion and larceny charges for misusing securities valued at about 190 000. He admitted to gambling on stocks to support his mother and faced possible sentences totaling up to 28 years and fines up to 4 500. John McDemment arrested with him faced charges of receiving stolen goods as Unger’s associate.

Philadelphia Associated Press Walter AT Unger Dr. Thomas V. Evans Dental Institute and Museum The University of Pennsylvania Girard National Bank Philadelhia E. D. Dier & Co Francis B. Reeves Reeves Assintast Atttorney Gordon John McDemment

Death by Electrocution at Arkansas Prison

James Wells, 18, an African American condemned for murder, was electrocuted after twelve attempts by an inexperienced electrician. Witnesses report Wells sang during the process. the first three charges failed, and it took about 20 minutes to die. He killed Peter Trent near Monticello and had escaped with Tom Slaughter.

Little Rock Ark James Wells State Penitentiary Wells Peter Trent Monticello Tom Slaughter

Obenchain Trial Relives Love Triangle Crosses In Court

Mrs Madalynne Obenchain testifies under cross examination by Deputy District Attorney Asa Keyes in the murder case of J Belton Kennedy. She says she never loved Burch and that Kennedy urged marriage nullification and divorce while admitting she loved Kennedy. The judge adjourned court until Monday.

Los Angeles Associated Press Madalynne Obenchain J. Belton Kennedy Asa Keyes Kennedy Arthur Church Ralph R. Obenchain Obenchain Keyes

Death of L A Brinker in Charlestown West Virginia

L A Brinker aged 80 formerly of Charlestown died today at his daughter Mrs Frank Bradley's home near Kearneyaville. He was a penative of Mount Jackson Virginia and had lived in Charlestown about 25 years. Surviving are his wife and daughter. The body will be interred here next Monday.

Charlestown W. Va L. A. Brinker Frank Bradley Kearneyaville Mount Jackson

Stays in Jail for Rest Cure At Binghamton Jail

William Kolfenstein of Cincinnati was sentenced to 10 days for intoxication but chose a longer rest cure. He asked to remain in Binghamton jail for a month, and his request was granted.

Binghampton Marat William Kolfenstein Cincinnati Binghamton Kolfenstein

Yeast Plant Ban Partially Lifted Amid Technical Violations

The Fleischmann Co. of New York wins a partial reversal from Internal Revenue Commissioner Blair over prohibition orders. He upholds revocation of permits for sale at several agencies, absolves the company of knowledge of diversions, but finds agency distribution violated Treasury rules adopted in good faith. Agencies may obtain new sale permits under updated regulations.

Associated Press Fleischmay Co., Inc New York Haynes Peekshill N. Y Langdon D. C Planta Internal Revenue Blair Philadelphia Scranton Yonkers Brooklyn Jersey City Bridgeport Conn Cambridge Cincinnati Etoru Unitmente Fleischmann Company Treasury Prohibition Unit Mellon North America Peekskill and Agencia

Floating bars and air route plans spark warnings and police action

A 1922 New York Herald note warns against floating bars aboard amusement ships near coastlines to skirt prohibition, with officials threatening action possibly requiring new laws. In other items, a Taft editor receives a Ku Klux Klan threat letter, Kern County plans a grand jury session to examine recent unrest, and Erving Winslow, longtime anti imperial league secretary, dies at 83 in New Haven connected to various civic roles.

Man Sereitors Pos Fu Ae Sibie Lmit Eee Aera Ion Aod Peroene Tsat France Europe Alps Germany Cairo Constantinople The New York Herald New York Haynes James V. Martin Recreation Ticket Corporation of

Germany Plans Cheaper Air Travel for All

Berlin reports Germany will subsidize popular air travel with a nominal cost to reach and depart aviation zones. Thirteen routes link Berlin to major cities, and a Moscow line may start, with subsidies around 45 million marks. Officials fear production limits in May could throttle civilian aviation and fear rivals will block German industry.

Berlin Germany Munich Hamburg Stettin Constance Stutgart Nuremberg Koenigsberg Moscow Foreign Office America

Allegany League Nominates Cobey for State Board Seat

Frostburg Maryland March 1 The executive board of the Allegany County League of Women Voters endorsed Mrs J Cobey for Frostburg for appointment as member of the State board of education.

Frostburg Allegany County League of Women Voters J. ©. Cobey State Board of Education

New Jersey Jury Controversy Over Women Rights Stirs State

Special to The Washington Post from Trenton New Jersey reports a mixed jury in Mercer County locked up overnight amid claims of card playing and smoking by men and women. Judge Marshall muses that suffrage brings duties like jury service. Three women kept the jury at ease all night while others blamed themselves for inconveniences. The group described as formal featured women delaying decisions as men smoked.

Washington Post Trenton N. J New Jersey Mercer County Hrwm EH. Marshall Marshall Mae Reading Nettie Robertson

Women jurors recall jury service and views on equality

The six women jurors, all married save one widow, recount their experience on a jury in St Paul. They describe card games among jurors, defend mothers as bedtenders, and discuss attitudes toward women’s public roles. Mrs Petrino, Italian by birth, enjoyed jury duty, while Mrs Cunningham opposed blanket equal rights.

Ates Julie Baird Catherine Petrino Anne Cunningham St. Paul, Minn

Berger to Run Again for Congress from Milwaukee

Victor L Berger a three time elected Milwaukee Socialist leader previously excluded twice by the House due to antiwar utterances said in St Louis that he would run again for Congress from Milwaukee. He noted his campaign after an interview published today.

St. Louis Victor L Berger Milwaukee Congress House

Involuntary Petitions Hit Major Brokerage Firms

In New York Minneapolis and Chicago brokers face involuntary bankruptcy actions. Russell Securities Corp is appointed a receiver by Judge Learned Hand with a 20000 bond, liabilities at 50000 and assets at 30000. Haverback & Co and J N Colby & Co also face petitions with assets and liabilities disclosed. CHH Taylor Co grain broker faces bankruptcy claims totaling 40030 led by Corn Exchange National Bank as top creditor.

New York Assos Gated Press Russell Securities Corporation Learned Hand Walter Pollock Russell Concern Haverback & Co Minneapolis J. N. Colby & Co United States District Chicago H.J. Brand CHH. Taylor C. H. Taylor Co Brandt Corn Exchange National Bank Taylor

Princess Entel Friedrich Called Before Potsdam Court

Berlin March 10 Princess Entel Friedrich daughter in law of the former Kaiser has been summoned to Potsdam court as co respondent in a suit by Baroness Plettenberg. The princess created a sensation by confessing an intrigue with Baron Plettenberg before and after her marriage to the former Kaiser and swore she did so with the greatest pleasure in response to the court question about the charges.

Berlin Entel ‘Friedrich Potsdam Baroness Plettenberg Baron Plettenberg

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