Judge Hears Argument to Set Verdict Aside
Circuit Court heard counsel argue to set aside the jury verdict. Puffinberger faces potential two year penitentiary punishment. He remains jailed as judge reviews the matter and will rule next Monday.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1923
Page
5
Circuit Court heard counsel argue to set aside the jury verdict. Puffinberger faces potential two year penitentiary punishment. He remains jailed as judge reviews the matter and will rule next Monday.
Kathryn Y Allabach a former Centenary Reformed Church social worker who resigned last summer to pursue missionary work in China returned Monday evening to her home at Pottstown Pa and was greeted with a surprise party by church youth and friends at the parsonage South Market Street The gathering included many affectionate youths described as kiddies and she received three cheers
Testimony featured Mr. Starr defending free action by the Federal Reserve Board while questioning witnesses weighed the board’s reach. S. R. Jones of the country bankers association of Georgia argued non member banks oppose coercion and urged Congress to create a dedicated agricultural banking system, criticizing rural credits limitations.
Berlin officials rush government presses to print a 10 billion mark banknote as the Reichsbank moves to catch up with the collapsing currency. The chaotic effort reflects the hyperinflation gripping Germany in October.
The announcement notes a ten billion mark note issued with face value marking it the highest yet in circulation. It states the previous peak was one lion mark and that the new note is twenty worth but half a dollar.
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