Becker Jurymen Cockran Angers Whitman In Contempt Case
New York May 7 jurors chosen for Charles Becker murder trial moved slowly with several to be excused leaving a small panel. Distric t Attorney Whitman faces possible contempt charges after remarks attributed to Cochran about the case. Charities Commissioner Katherine B Davis says Becker and Musica conspired to manipulate signatures, barring Becker from meeting his counsel and restricting contact with his wife at the Tombs prison.
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Charities Commissioner
Becker
Tombs
New York
Charles Becker
Herman Rosenthal
Dwight W. Custer
Ambrose V. Farieye
Jattor
William B. Daltan
Daltan
Justice Seabury
Cockran
Ten
Whitman
Katherine B. Davis
Correstions
Treut. Becker
Philip Musica
Musica
Blanchard Soon at New Job
Announcement from the State Department states Arthur Bailiy Hunnehard, secretary of the American embassy in Tokyo, will become Minister to Mai after he closes his Orient stake and returns to the United States. Madison R. Smith, the outgoing minister, is in Farmington, Missouri on leave. officials say Smith’s resignation is voluntary and unrelated to the Port au Prince ultimatum over the British film dispute.
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State Department
Arthur Bailiy- Hunnehard
Tokyo
Mai
Madison R. Smith
Orient
United States
Smith
Farmington
Washington
U. S. Protests To Austria Over Altman Trial Delay
Vienna May U S Ambassador Frederic Courtland Penfield protested to the Austrian government against the continued delay of Samuel Altman Canadian Pacific Railway general agent in Austria. Altman was arrested October 1 on allegations tied to a scheme affecting Austrian military service and later released as the case was sent to the public prosecutor.
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Vienna
Frederic Courtland Penfield
United States
Samuel Altman
Austria
Canadian Pacific Railway
Altman
Mable
Night Mob Seizes Prisoner After Store Theft Attempt
A mob from a nearby town attacked a prisoner after a failed theft at a Del County store. The prisoner, accused of stealing meat, was taken toward jail but attacked by the crowd and left for dead. Authorities report the mob dispersed as workmen restored order.
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Del
Gome
Smee
Railroad stock and bond control bill sparks party clash
The House Interstate Commerce Committee advanced a drastic railroad capitalization bill opposed by Republicans who warn it would moralize transportation. The measure imposes stock ownership limits and requires proceeds to be used lawfully, with personal guilt for officers. Senate hearings on the antitrust bill proceed with expected witnesses absent and a report possible next week.
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Han
Bypublican
Bie
Wilson
Congress
House’ Committee On Interstate Commerce
Seminittnn
Covington
Interstate Trade Commission
Adamson
Georgia
Senate
Interstate Commerce Committee
U S Attorney Ousted Over Courtroom Shooting Claim
Honolulu Judge A A Wilder has pressed charges with the Department of Justice against Jeff G McCarn United States district attorney Hawaii alleging McCarn tried to kill an attorney in court. McCarn says he was attacked in the lobby and drew a revolver in defense of his life.
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A. A. Wilder
Honolulu
Department of Justice
Jeff G. McCarn
United States
Hawaii
McCarn
Wilder
McCain
Department
Geohge
Orst
Washington Law Reporter
Washington
Job Barna
Sesh J. R. Young
F. W. Sbith
Arsistfal Sheik
Halston & Richardson
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
District of Columbia
George W
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Tanner
Wily
District Columbia
Probete
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Uncle Joe Cannon Turned 78 Amid Telegram Overflow
Former Speaker Danville Indiana receives scores of congratulatory telegrams and letters as "Uncle Joe" Cannon celebrates his 78th birthday. He spent Tuesday and yesterday in Tuscola Illinois, where he once was the town's only lawyer before first winning Congress fifty years ago.
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Danville
Uncle Joe" Cannon
Tuscola
Congress
Vanished pair linked to Washington mystery case
The article recounts a nationwide manhunt beginning with Harrison and Miss Malone who disappeared on December 19. Detectives traced Harrison to Teich Pierce Station near Alexandria, then Washington authorities pressed for his extradition. Harrison claimed no legal right to removal, agreed to accompany detectives back to Washington, or face jail in Alexandria until papers arrived. Mary Malone’s sister alleges a later fraud case tied to a brokerage firm and a missing funds claim.
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Fats
Misa Malone
Ari Piriet
Thia Reity
Eniy
Herriso
Harrison
Teiich
T. Pierce Station
Obalyn
Alexandria
Washington
Marye
Flrat
St Louis
Washingtony
Harriison
Fragmentary Civil Proceedings Across Multiple Courts
OCR readable passages show a long list of court items from the United States Court of Claims and various equity and circuit courts. Names of judges, attorneys, and parties appear with trial calendars, motions, and postings for upcoming dates, including bankruptcy and probate entries.
Proposal delays vote on national Prohibition amendment
Toledo Ohio May 7 Congress man Riohmora Hobson says the House will defer the fall vote on a national Prohibition constitutional amendment. He cites judiciary committee failure to include a clause banning sale and transport of intoxicants for sacramental uses as key. If delayed until after next fall’s election, every candidate for Senate and House will face the liquor issue directly.
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Bia
Toledo
Ohio
Hobson
House of Representatives
Riohmora
House Judiciary Committee
United States
Peace Pact Pleases Italy in Washington Treaty
Rome reports favorable reaction to the May 5 signing of a US Italy peace treaty in Washington. The Corriere d Italia notes Italy's keen interest in US labor matters and mentions congratulatory messages from Marquis di San Giuliano to Ambassador Thomas Nelson Page. The accord provides a mechanism for unresolved questions to be submitted to a five member international commission.
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Rome
Washington
United States
Italy
Corriera d'Italia
Marquis di San Giuliano
Thomas Nelson Page
New Inquiry in Frank Case Opens in Atlanta
Judge Ben Hill ordered the grand jury to probe charges of coercion and intimidation in the Leo M. Frank case as both sides push for fresh action. Detective Dan Lehon faced $1,000 bail for grand jury appearance while Frank’s counsel prepare to seek a new appeal to the State Supreme Court.
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Ben Hill
Suprior Court
Hal
Leo M. Frank
Dan Lehon
Grand ‘Jury
Frank
State Supreme Court
Forank
Hill
Real Estate Transfers Across Washington District
A lengthy list details property transfers in multiple neighborhoods including Villa Park and Mount Pleasant. Transfers record grantors and grantees such as Clara A. Marden to Joie Miler and Hettia 0. Foulker to Howard A. and Hettia V. Foulker, with parcel specifics, square numbers, and prices ranging from $5 to $3,000.
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William DB. Mathewaef
Mount Pleasant
Jacob Bool
Linda A
Blanche B. Wilmot
Virgete
North
Columbia Heights
Walter EB. Simpson
William
Phillips
Charles V. Sager
Virginia FF
Roderick
Innec Miller
North Grounds
Columbian University
Henry H. ‘Bergmann
Theodore M. Judd
Pranges M. Judd
Howard A
Hettia
Foulker
Rolmbad Manor
Mord L. Greenawalt
Charles H. Crago
Dobbins
William C. Blundop
Oogar EB
Maria A. Phoebus
Corcoran
Henry
Matthews
Emily C. Matthews
Harry
J. Jackson
Eighth Streut
Leonard A. Block
John Linder
Whitecroft
Derris Madison
Cheries W. Ray
Tenth Street
Gertrude G.taylor
Annie E. G. Green
Staest
Joseph T. Cfutt
Lewis C. Smith
Bhall
Arthur B. Shreve
Samuel Harris
Elisa Harris
New York Avenue
Hulde Coomes
Arthur M. ‘Tree
Seymour Morris
Merchants' Loan and Trust Company
Kentlaworth Thomax E. Holmer Et Ux
Arthur Norfolk
Mary B. Norfolk
Port OK
Edith B
Susan G. Kelly
Deeds of Trust and Security Notes Across Local Blocks
A scanned ledger lists deeds of trust securing various loans in multiple blocks and squares. Properties in Columbia University area and surrounding districts show trusts with banks and building associations, amounts ranging from several hundred to tens of thousands, terms from months to years, and interest rates around 6 percent. Names include Meyer, Bradigdot, Candee, Sidwell, Schanberger, Klopfer, Muir, Sidwell, Lavin, Foelker, Jackson, Kohlmann, and several institutions such as Hopkins Place Savings Bank, Perpetual Building Association, Washington Loan and Trust Company, and Equitable Cooperative Building Association.
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Harold
Mathews
Thomas W. Sidwell
T. Janney Brown
Frederick W. McReynolds
Jesse M. Russet
Roward Schanberger
Jowenstain
Fred W. Reeves
Thamas
A. Jamocon
Walter H. Klopfer
Jesse L. Heinkel
Wiliam
H. Merritt
Alma I. Klopfer
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Charles
Muir
Eldridge FP
Rhoderick
Virginia F. Mhoderick
Pecura
Sankey Bacon Et Ax
Washington Loan’ and Trest Company
Equitable
Cooperative Building Association
North Grounds
Columbian University
O Gheodors M. Judd Et Wx
George M. Winwerith
Douglass S. Macksill
Washington
Bulldog Association
Hubert B. Lavin
William A. Abt
Maxamer B. Browne
W. Fred
Boltzmen
Howerd A. Foelker
Harry J. Jackson
Henry & Matthews
George W. Stickney
Matthews
Inglebide
Frank ‘Kohlmann
Abram R
Sey. Ol'yen
William ‘T
Ballard
McGowan
Lafayette Leaman
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