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Newman Asks Proof in Ouster Proceeding Against Frizzell
Commissioner Newman asks a jury on eligiblity in a suit by William J Frizzell to oust him from the District post. The answer contends Newman resided in Washington for three years prior to June 26 1913 while having other business addresses, and challenges Frizzell’s citizenship status and taxpayer standing. The filing relies on District Supreme Court rulings and argues presidential appointment and Senate confirmation fixed Man’s qualifications.
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