Word: bails
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Dapper Comptroller Cohen declared himself "as surprised as any person in New Orleans." He and 40 other alleged conspirators furnished bail of $5,000 each without hesitancy...
...Pikeville, Ky., John W. Langley, Kentucky Congressman, convicted of conspiracy to violate the prohibition law, and out on bail, was tried on another charge-drunkenness. Arrested on the charge of a woman several weeks ago (TIME, June 22), he spent several hours in jail for using profanity in court when he denied the charge. Last week, at the trial for drunkenness, he testified that he had stopped, exhausted, at a friend's apartment to take medicine for dizziness; had taken a cold bath, but no intoxicant, and, coming from the bathroom, had gone to the door of a woman...
...There will be labor trouble this autumn." That is a prediction few people like to hear, but it is being made. Last week, a loud squeak broke the long labor peace. U. S. marshals in West Virginia arrested four members of the United Mine Workers. They refused bail, were jailed. Warrants were issued for other labor organizers and even for the master of them all-John L. Lewis. Their crime, if any, seems to have been an attempt to unionize a section which, by legal agreement, is nonunion...
...strikers in the matter of arms and organization, quickly dispersed them. captured 30. One of these was Mr. Baldwin, who took full responsibility. He got six months. Seven others were fined $50. Mr. Baldwin and the seven (Butterworth, Dreeka, Cabrizzi, Konzer, Natale, Effsa, Nitkin) were released on bail pending an appeal...
...joke until the curtain went down and they had to endure a long wait while Garvie was arrested and Self was treated to bandages and salve. Then up went the curtain and the play was finished. Afterward, Garvie was taken to jail, but released subsequently on $500 bail...