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...that the Doukhobors had been offered refuge in Mexico; that Peter Verigin II alone knows the disposition of the Brotherhood's $20,000,000 capital; that Doukhobor affairs would have to be administered from Russia were he sent there. Last week the Supreme Court reversed the deportation order, freed Peter Verigin...
...received it as payment of a debt the party owed him. Other amounts went to Jesse Smith. Attorney General Harry Daugherty's henchman, and to Connecticut's late Boss John T. King. The Government put Miller and Daugherty on trial in Manhattan in 1927. A hung jury freed Daugherty but convicted Miller of defrauding the U. S. out of his fair and unbiased services as A. P. C. He served a year of an 18-month sentence at Atlanta. Last year the War Department awarded Miller, Delaware Commander of the American Legion, the Order of the Purple Heart...
...circular clusters, apparently eggs. Hatched into spider-food, these would provide strength for indefinite spinning. Not, however, if Agent G. W. Dilley of Akron's Humane Society could prevent it. He announced he would let Dr. Kraatz observe the spider one more week, then ask that it be freed. On the 21st day the spider curled up its legs, spun no more. Dr. Kraatz thought it had gone into hibernation, said it might last all winter if kept warm. Superintendent Dilley still protested...
...West Point, Ga., charged with the murder of Charlene Johnson by stabbing her in the leg artery with a penknife. Negro Joe Beasley was freed when he showed Judge Novatus L. Barker a broken fingernail. Playing the piano at a dance, Joe Beasley had broken the nail, taken out the penknife between dances to pare it. Pushed in the crowd. Charlene Johnson had bumped into the knife, stabbed herself...
...diocese of Buffalo received no reply to letters asking that certain bonds be sold or returned. Police investigation revealed that Banker O'Connell was missing. Discovered in California, he was indicted for grand larceny, accused of absconding with $500,000. Pleading guilty to one count, he was freed under $25,000 bail, with trial set for this week. Meanwhile last week the bankruptcy schedules filed by Daniel O'Connell Co. Inc. revealed that the Catholic clergy had lost more than $1,000,000 through their investments. The Bishop of Springfield, Mass. was listed as an unsecured creditor...