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Evening sentinel, Saturday, November 27, 1926 · page 7

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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27,1926.

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Because Edward II. Dolirny is alleged to have paid Albert B. Poll 8| 00,000 “hen hall was Seeretary of the Interior to lease the Navy's Elk
Ill! oil reserve to companies of which Doheny was the head. the prosecution Df('\tllli‘tl “poll the District of (‘olumhiu Supreme Court to have
0 ctr-rd posted over the Jury before which Fall and Dohcny were placed on trial at Washington on ehorttes of conspiring to detraud the gov-
alment. These photographs of the defendants and their counsel were taken as tlteym'ere about to enter the man house l‘or du'ginnlnc ot the
till. '50 the left is Doheny (left) and Frank Hogan. his lawyer; to the right. is Fall (right) and his attorney. Henry G. \l’lse.

HENRY FORD’S GRANDSONS—
THEIR FIRST PUBLISHED PICTURE

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Delectable? Exactly! She in Miss Isabel Jeans. English beauty “ho
Iltlt rooms of other specimens of British pulehritnttc will come to the
B. I: noon to compete for the honor at appearing in an Ameriean movie.

 

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Henry Ford's grandsons. photographed tor publication for the first
time, are pictured “1th the tllrrer king here. They're Benson (left), 0.
and Henry Ford II, it. sons of Edsel Ford. ,Not only are the younalters
Ford's grantiwms—Ahey‘ro his male as well. Both are keen for whine".
The great Ford plant at River Roam Detroit. is their favorite play.
ground. This photo was made when Prinec Nicholas 0! Rounutnia visit-
ed the l-lords.

Governor Held

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During the last Democratic nation-
al eoom.'.ion Gov. W. W. Broaden
of Aloha“ made himself the moat
multicult- More prone-t by his

Sewn proved on “My number
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non-main; cry. “Twenty-tour rote-
tor Underwood." Now he no elcht
guests have been arrested on liquor
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Representative Grant M. Hudson
of ”china. chairman ot the House,
W on Alcoholic Liquor
"ntae. wants his committee abol-
ished—one of the few cases in con-
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1‘- ho- advocated .’-u obhlsm
post at honor. Hod-on. a shunt-h
an. an the mmntttee‘s work is
”to.“ by other;

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murder in m. whhthe death
at her sen-nth huh-nu. Sit! Brown.
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hand. Fred Morton. m bot to
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all -‘Mills Murder

The Murdered Lovers

 

 

Dr. Inward \\'. llnll. young. mu}:-

llt‘tic pastor of the elum‘h 0‘ hi.
John the lltnluzt-l. \‘ew lit-amniek.
or whose Illllltlt'l‘ tour yum ago his
widow biantls llH'u-etl hula).

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('hnrlottr Mills. .‘lrs. )lilh' daugh-
ter. rolled “the most pathetic figure"
in the "all-Mills raw, who testiiles
to detail. 0! her mother-K intrigue
with Dr. "all.

 

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Jame, Mills. janitor of Dr. Hall's

tlmrt-h. lmwhgmd oi the ~lain woman.

“In t- glad that at lzt-«t. after [our

years. “jllntit'v is to he done."

THEY WERE IN THE LANE

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Catherine Rnstall. “ho. like Cors-
llne, told what she sun and heard in
De Kinsey's tune the nléht llr. "all
and Mrs. Mills were murdered there.

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Itulnh (:orstlne. resin-man of Dr.
Hall'~ t'lllll‘l'll. “ho has contessed.
after four years. that he was in De
“unset-‘5 lane the night of the mar-
zlerx \zith (‘uthrrlne ltastnll. a girl
acquaintance.

SCENE 0F TRIAL

 

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Trial Princip-
Mrs. Hall.

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Mrs. Franees Stevens I'ull, around “hunt the st lll:t‘~t

a generation revolves. It guilty of murdering her husband.
woman eould lune maintained sueh eold romlmsure and fortllutlr m

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dental? It innocent. what other woman hu been 3-0 llllsulltlt‘l'flnotl and

wronged ?

ACCUSED OF DOUBLE MURDER

 

 

Henry Stevens \\ illie Stevens

The Judge ‘
Also Accused

 

Supreme (‘ourt Justice Charles “1 Henry tie la “mi-ere t‘nrprmter

 

Parker \.'llo preside: at the Hall- ..
Mills trial. the most lemon: eriminal
trial oi this generation.

Pig Woman Defense Champion

 

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