Memorial Services for Clabaugh Set in Criminal Court
Tribute services for Justice Clabaugh will be held Friday in Criminal Court No 2 with speeches by bench and bar. A joint meeting of Baltimore’s judiciary and legal professionals will discuss memorial resolutions and include remarks from Clarence R. Wotsote and other district and Georgetown University figures.
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Hharte
Jodees Cty
Cruther
Baltimore
Marsi
Adalph
Henry
Davis
Nathan Wilari
Eamitton
Clabaugh
Law Department
Georgetown University
Hamilton
J. Holdswoth Gordon
J. Spalding Flannery
Corcoran Thom
Henry Davis
William G Johnson
John B. Larner
Nathaniel Wilson A. & Worthington
J. Rose Perry
J J Darlington
De Luxe Book Men Guilty Defrauding Woman
In Boston on March 28 the jury found three defendants Glenn F Farmer James Powers and Samuel Regenfield guilty of conspiracy to defraud Mrs Mary L Rogers and larceny of 87000. Farmer Regenfield sentenced to six to eight years and Powers to two and a half years. Farmer and Regenfield stay of sentence pending appeal.
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Boston
Glenn F Farmer
James Powers
New York
Samuel Rogenfield
Chicago
Rosenfield
Farmer Wels
Powers
House of Correction
Mary L. Rogers
Farmer
Regenfield
Powers A
Ely's Dream Balm Promises Fast Catarrh Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Ely's Dream Balm as a quick cure for clogged nostrils head colds and catarrh. It claims instant relief from nasal congestion, headache and postnasal discharge through simple topical application, urging purchase at any drug store. James O'Donnell endorses the product in confident testimonial framing.
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Ely
James O’donnell
Death-row gangsters claim Webber shot at Rosenthal
Louis Rosenberg Lefty Louis Frank Chofiel Dago Frank and Whitey Law ig Jacob Seidentuer and Gyp the Blood say a stranger, Harry Wallon, and Bridgey Webber fired at Rosenthal. They urge a new trial, arguing Webber knew the shooter and that evidence from accomplices should reopen their case at Sing Sing.
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New York
Louis Rosenberg
Lefty Louis
Frank Chofiel
Dago Frank
Jacob Seidentuer
Whitey Lawig
Harry Horowicz
Gyp the Blood
Herman Rosenthal
Sing Sing Prison
Harry Wallon
Bridgey Webber
Rosenthal
Webber
RACE QUESTION VEXES 1000 SUITS INVOLVED INDIAN MIXED-BLOOD DEBATE
Government argues mixed blood applies only to those with half or more white blood. Circuit court rule says any non Indian blood suffices. The White Earth Minnesota tax and sale cases hinge on whether allotments are taxable when owners are labeled mixed blood. Supreme Court review follows from three suits where one had one eighth, one sixteenth, and one thirty seconds white blood.
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Circuit Court
Supreme Court of the United States
White Earth
Minnesota
Ftreak Court of Appeals For
Eighth Circuit
Department of Trustice
Supreme Court
Would Build 15 Battleships Captain Urges Navy Money
Captain William F. Fullam of the Naval Academy argued that if annual government spending on pensions equaled naval funding, fifteen dreadnoughts could be built yearly. He claimed such investment would shorten wars, prevent conflicts, and gradually reduce future pension costs, criticizing the pension system as bloated due to lack of wartime preparation.
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Fullam
Baltimore
William F. Fullam
United States Naval Academy
Gunmen's cells diagram shows visibility at Sing Sing
The diagram places four gunmen in adjacent cells with two pairs able to see and communicate across walls. Gyp the Blood Horowicz and Whites Jack Lewis can see two others, while Lefty Louie Nasenberg and Dago Frank Cirofiel are similarly connected, despite barriers.
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Gyp
Horowicz
Jack” Lewis
Louie” Nasenberg
Dave Frank
Cirofiel
Sing Sing
Louie
Dago Frank
Train crew sent to prison in fatal French wreck
Melun France March 28 four months and one month imprisonment were pronounced Friday on the engineer and conductor of the Marseille Lyons Panin express wrecked November 4 in a collision with another train. Thirty nine persons were killed and many injured. The engineer and conductor were charged with criminal negligence.
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Melun
France
18 DROWN AS STEAMER SINKS IN AUSTRALIAN WIRING SHIPWRECK
Eighteen crew members perish when the French steamer St Paul strikes a rock and sinks near Brisbane. The 220 foot vessel, built in 1912, was en route from Noumea to Sydney under Captain Cores for Oceanic Navigation Company of Hordeaut.
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St. Paul
London
St Paul
Suiday
Brisbane
Australia
Lloyds
Noumea
Sydney
Cores
Oceanic Navigation Company of
Hordeaut
Tiz Gladdens Sore Feet
A vintage ad touts Tiz as magical relief for tired feet. It promises instant comfort by drawing out acids and easing corns bunions and swelling, enabling dancing and long walking with less pain. A 27 cent box is advertised from druggists and department stores for a year of foot comfort at a small cost.
Charles W Bryan poised for Nebraska governor run
Special from Omaha reports Charles W Bryan brother of William J Bryan may enter the Nebraska governorship race. Democrats split into three camps with a strong push to nominate a progressive, while Republicans are fractured into three factions. Bryan’s entry could unite anti-Morsehead factions and boost the ticket in a multi-cornered primary.
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Omaha
Nebr
Charles’ W. Bryan
William J. Bryan
Nebraska
Bryan
G W Berge
Berge
William J
Charles [ Bryan
Billy” Thompson
Bryans
W. Bryan
Ife
Morshead
Givan
Cr. Bryan
Charles
C. W. Bryan
Mr Bryan
Mr. Bryan
William J Bryan
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