Landis to Rule on Baseball Scandal January 12
Judge Landis announced he would issue a decision on the 1919 Black Sox scandal on the morning of the next Wednesday. Testimony detailed a pool of funds paid to players and managers to influence the World Series outcome, with Risberg Gandil and others providing varying accounts of the payments.
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Greensboro Woman Found Guilty of Manslaughter in Auto Crash
Prominent Greensboro woman FP Morton was found guilty of manslaughter in superior court for the death of six year old William Hattaway struck by a car she was driving the child was fatally injured when the vehicle coasting backwards on a Greensboro residential street May 20 The verdict followed a retrial after the jury previously failed to reach a verdict.
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Jury hears character evidence in carelessly driving case
After deliberating 55 minutes the jury will hear sentencing tomorrow by Judge John H Harwood. State witnesses describe the defendant as generally good but with a reputation for carelessness. Mrs Morton recalls seeing the street car and the child being struck. The jury includes seven farmers three carpenters one ae and a merchant.
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Jardine Heads New Farm Relief Bill As Hearings Open
The Senate agriculture committee plans to move next week on farm relief after hearings. Senator McNary of Oregon announced the plan as the McNary Hartgen bill faces House action. Representative Aswell of Louisiana indicated administration ideas echo the Curtis Crisp bill.
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Curtis Crisp bill to be taken up by House committee tomorrow
Republican leader authored the measure and Crisp sought Jardine's approval while rejecting an administration label. Senator Curtis said the bill should be considered, and the House agricultural committee will hear the Curtis Crisp measure tomorrow along with relief proposals from Representative Jacobstein.
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New York
Women Lead In Paying Fines At Customs Office
New York port customs report for 1926 shows women paid at least 75 percent of $500000 in fines seizures and forfeitures. Wealthy social figures reportedly attempted to smuggle fur coats silks laces and gems and often plead ignorance of the law.
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Bishops Crusade Set to Open in Episcopal Church
New York Jan 8 The nationwide bishops crusade in the Protestant Episcopal Church will open tomorrow. Initiated after the 1925 triennial convention it aims to revive church attendance and spur lay evangelism.
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Lawmaker Warns U S Drift Toward War With Mexico
Representative Huddleston of Alabama warned in the House that U S interests tied to Mexican oil and minerals risk pulling America into war with Mexico. He attacked state department claims as malice and called Diaz a New York banker tool while suggesting coolidge Kellogg leadership. He also cited fears of anti American sentiment in Latin America.
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Britons Increase Apple Imports from U S and Germany
Special dispatch reports a Department of Agriculture bulletin showing United Kingdom apple imports in the takings period last year rose modestly with November totals at 3 922 000 boxes from all sources, while October and November 1925 figures doc. Germany’s imports from the United States rose in November to 160 000 boxes amid overall smaller German apple intake.
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