The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-20
CASE IS
PLACED ON
TRIAL
Lawyers Begin Proceedings
With. Verbal BattIe-Impos-
ing List Called.
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have there ben called a more state
ly and numerous array of witnesses
than those which Assistant District
Attorney O'Leary announced to the
court and the prospective jurymen
would be called by the Government.
He called out the following names:
Milton A. Allies, Ralph Butter
worth, C. w. Cuttrell, Adolph
Amand, J. III. Bacon, Capt. c. s.
Bookwalter, George j. Cost, j.
Fendall Kane, r. A. Deane, J. T.
Proffer, Admiral w. L. Caps, Fred
Crist, J. Roger F'lannery, John J..
Flaherty, w. r. Fitch, w. F.
Galliher, Charles c. Glover, U. G..
.Gentram, Guw D. Goff, e. H.
Gilligan, e. E.. Gaynor, 8. J. Henry,
Girard c. Henderson, w. l.. Hamp-
ton, w. j.. Harrison, S. G. jerks.
John Kernan, Carl p. Kramer, f..
Miller, w. B. Mulhall. James Moore,
w. w. Nottingham. James O'Neill,
Daniel O'Hare, C. H. Colkd, p. w.
Pickford, A d. Porter, John Barton
Payne, Admiral II. III. Russell, Hall
H. Sullivan, Clifford Smith. j. A.
Fleet, J. e. Vaughn, Park A. Way,
Ed. j. Waller, M. s. Yeatman and
John A. Beck, all of this city,
The following witnesses from New,
York will appear: George w. Alley,
Abraham s.. Braunstein Robert M.
Broy, d, H. Cox, d. Fl. Bender,
John o. Bennett; Harry Britt,
Stephen Bourne, Carl B. Carson,
r. III. Drum, VIM. H. Dennis,
David Dempsey, Hudson Falls, N.
Samuel L. Fuller, Walter G. Far
ran, Theodore e. Ferris, William
Guggenheim, George w. BiIlcross,
H. r. Higgins, Clean, n. Y; Mark
Hyman, w. B. Holden, jr., F. s.
Hartman, D. G. Hickey, Alfred A.
Haskell, A. A. Hanscombe, r. p.
Hall, George W. Heistler N. Jacoby,
III johnson, Robert L. Lake, Flush
ing, L. l.; r. s. Laningham, Theo-
dore L. Lucey, Theodore ], Higgins,
J. r. Meaney, William j. Martin,
d. e. Manager, John T. Meehan,
George e. Moulton, Bart Murray,
Joseph Martin, G.. r. McDermott,
Wilfred McKin, e. E. McNary,
Joseph Mccormack, j. j. McCabe,
A. r. Norris, w. W. Ormsby, A. III.
Hyne, Charles r. Kay, G. s. Rad
ford, e. s. Rothchild, George j.
Strong, T. A. Sherman, Charles M.
Schwab, Tucker j. Sands. j. w.
Smith, Lester Sister, New Rochelle,
N. r.; George w. Sterling, Guy II.
Savage, H. Spillburg, Miss H. p.
Turner, c. c. Thompson, J.. w.
Underwood, d. H. Updyke, F. w.
Woman, P. S. Wardill, c. c..
Wheeler and A; G: Wilksie.
From Alexandria the following
Burrell, Harry E. Barton, Gardner
L. Droop, Congressman Carlin, Tay-
lor Burke, John Carr, w. l.. De-
neen, Charles e. Davis, Edward M.
Dean, David Dempsey, Charles Ca
hill, Arthur Campbell, Joseph L.
Crupper, A. c. Curtis r. C. Goode-
nOugh, Martin E. Green, NJ j.
George, Charles r. Hopp, Charles
w. Harris, George H. King, Viii
liam L. Lyons, Robinson Moncure,
Carroll Pierce, H. e: Poss, j. Bar
ton Phillips, r. E. Stewart, B. j.
Shanahan, c. D. Spillman, Alfred
Thompson, Arthur T. Thomas,
George Warfield, w. w. Woods and
George B. Hopkins
The Baltimore contingent will
consist of Frank Anderson, Fred
Anderson, Charles H. Vane, Will
liam A. Gillespie, William Selby,
Elkton. Nd; S. G. Stayton and c.
w. Smith.
Philadelphia will be represented
by J. L. Ackerson, Charles s. Case,
II. W. Eastman, Howard Loeb, r.
A. McShay, w. III. Fair, r. r. Wal
lace, J. B. Wynn, William T. VIII
mar
When the trial opened, Attorneys
for Harry F. Morse, filed a bill
of prejudice against Justice Stat
ford and asked that another Justice
be assigned to the case. The bill
set forth that Justice Stafford is
prejudiced against the Morses, as
disclosed in his previous conduct
Of hearings, etc. The court prompt
ly overruled the motion and or
dered trial to proceed. Morse's at
torneys noted an exception.