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BT TOE ENGLISH
LONDON, Nov. 27. (£>)— Alfonso
Austin Smith went on trial yesterday
for the murder of John Denham, In
ternational rink hockey player. He
is alleged to have killed Denham be
cause of the latter’s alleged attentions
to Mrs. Smith.
BOOTLEGGERS KILLED
CHICAGO, Nov. 27. (/P)—Thomas
and Charles O’Donnell, bootlegging
gangsters, were killed and Charles
Barrett, a bystander, injured in a ma
chine gun war.
S. S. CORDOVA BEHIND TIME
The S. S. Cordova, of the A. S. S.
Co., is scheduled to arrive in Cor
dova this evening from the South. The
vessel is many hours late and will
probably not arrive in Seward until
late Monday.
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DEFENSE SEEKS TO PREVENT
DOHENY EVIDENCE GOING BE
FORE TRIAL JURY
WASHINGTON, Nov. 27. (£>)—'The
counsel clashed over whether the evi
dence gathered in the senate oil in
quiry was admissable. The jury ex
cluded during the argument. Roberts
read the Senate testimony in which j
Doheny said he sought permission to
appear, because he desired to give the
public facts. It was argued since the
testimony was freely given its ad
mission did not constitute “testimony
by the defendant against himself.”
Frank Hogan read a notation from
records in which “Mr. Dohen’ys tes
timony was resumed.” Doheny pre
viously testified under a subpoena
and it was argued the testimony’s
second appearance under the condi
tions was identical with the first, it
being compulsory testimony.
The court ordered the various ex
pressions in letters to jurors which
might distract attention from the
trial be deleted, expressions such as
“Little Mary crying for you.”
Continued to Monday
WASHINGTON, Nov. 27. (IF)—'The
Fall-Doheny trial was adjourned this
afternoon until Monday morning, with
Justice Hoebling holding in abey
ance his decision on the admissibility
as evidence of the testimony taken
in the senate oil inquiry.
Great show on at Liberty tonite.
RUM MILLIONAIRE IS DEAD
HAVANA, Nov. 27. {JP)~Facunda
Bacardi, rum millionaire, is dead at
the age of 84. Senor Bacardi, with his
brother Emilio founded the famous
rum distilling company which bears
their name.
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GOVERNOR ID OTHERS
ARRESTED, BOOZE CHARGE
BAY MINITTE, Ala., Nov. 27. (/P)—
Governor Brandon of Alabama and
nine others gave bond of three hun
dred dollars each to appear in court
in December, to answer charges as a
result of a raid made on a fishing
camp in which liquor is alleged to have
been found. More than a dozen
quarts are reported to have been
found in the Governor’s room.
COOLIDGES ATTEND SERVICES
WASHINGTON, Nov. 27. (TP)—'The
President and Mrs. Coolidge attended
the Thanksgiving services Thursday.
They were accompanied to the church
by many Washington dignitaries.
SAYS NEW YORK MILD'
NEW YORK, Nov. 27. (;P)—Amund
sen is not wearing an overcoats . He
said New York is too mild.
Gall .and look over our .handsome
line of Alaska views Christmas cardan
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MRS. WICKERSHAM’S FUNERAL
SEATTLE, Nov. 27. (/P)—1The fun
eral services of Mrs. James Wicker
sham were held here with Bishop
Rowe of Alaska officiating. Mr. Wick
ersham and son Darrow, of San Fran
cisco, were in attendance at the fun
eral.
KING GIVES APPROVAL
LONDON, Nov. 27. (JP)—Approval
has been given by King Geoge to the
appointment of Vincent Massay to be
the first Canadian Minister Plenipo
tentiary to the United States.
Brunswick Phonographs and records
Schallerer’s Alaska Shop.
WAS HEAD OF RUM RING
OAKLAND, Nov. 27. (>P)— Burril
Morris, Oakland bootlegger, who was
shot and killed byj George Wentworth,
dry agent, who was also slain, was re
vealed yesterday as the head of the
Oakland rum ring.
BANDITS GET $10,000
RICHMOND, Nov. 27. (£>)—'Timing
their raid to split seconds, two bandits
held up the Merchants bank yesterday
and escaped with ten thousand dol
lars.
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