Woodward Found Guilty by Jury After Long Trial
Woodward was found guilty by a Maryland jury after a lengthy trial. He faced potential penalties including electrocution, life imprisonment, or not less than five years in prison. The case involved complex legal questions and lengthy attorney arguments before jurors.
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Maryland
Woodward
Robert Fin
Middletown
College Park
Culpeper
Burr P. Harrison
Commonwealth
The
Frank H. Brumback
Woodstock
Brumback
Harrison
David Reardon
Robert J. Carson
Jesse Co. Cammer
Vernon Unger
Charles E. Cochran
C. C. Bowen
Whitacre
L. H . Hook
Daniel Metz
A. W. Wright
J. B. Bywaters
A. L. Rosenberger
Utah constitutional convention photo in Salt Lake City
Ray L. Olson of Ogden is shown presiding as president of Utah’s constitutional convention in the Senate chamber at Salt Lake City during the wet parade framing.
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Utah
Chamber of the Web
Salt Lake City
State
Ray L. Olson
Ogden
McCain details pool operation in railway stocks
Charles S. McCain chairman of Chase National Bank testified to Senate investigators about a 10 million dollar pool created in 1928 to buy Louisiana Arkansas and Louisiana Railway and Navigation Company stock. Participants included Dillon Read and Company R J Pack and H C Couch with shares extended to others. The pool owes Chase 1 289 000 and borrowed 2 295 000 in 1928 from the National Park Bank of New York while he led that bank.
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New York
Louisiana
Arkansas
Senate
Charles 8. McCain
Chase National Bank
McCain
Louisiana-Arkansas
Louisiana Railway and Navigation Company
Dillon
National Park Bank of New York
Desperado’s Wife Hurt in Fort Smith Crash
Mrs Rudy Floyd wife of Charles Arthur Pretty Boy Floyd lain in a Fort Smith Arkansas hospital recovering from injuries after an automobile accident. She was riding with Jed Stiles of Fort Smith who was killed in the crash.
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Rudy Floyd
Charles Arthur
Pretty Boy
Fort Smith
Ark
Floyd
Jed Stiles
Chicago Celebrates End of Dry Era After Repeal
The city welcomed liquor with eager crowds and celebration as repeal was announced though Illinois had not yet enacted governing laws. A photograph captures celebrants in a Chicago liquor spot with participants prominent in the festivities.
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Chicago
Illinois
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Edward Steele
Floyd Brill
Steele
Lucy Cooley
Warren County
Dovel
Reliance
Usahemlocke
Nation’s Wine Cellar
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Telehone
Winchester
Bell System
Associated Press
Desperado
Oys
Teddy
Penney
Ivor
Wendfri
N.R. A
Vradecog
Forder
Bickers Motor CO
Berryville, Va
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