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...that the official translation of the inscription is "DESTROYED BY TEUTONIC FOLLY; RESTORED BY AN AMERICAN GIFT." He added that Monsignor Ladeuze, Rector of the University of Louvain has finally ruled that the epithet "furore" shall stand. When curious persons turned to Latin dictionaries, last week, to see if "juror" could be stretched to mean "folly." they found as authorized synonyms "delusion," "frenzy," "madness," "rage" and "fury." Nobody's Latin except Architect Warren's could make "furor" mean "folly," as distinct from insanity...
...Juror Kenneth Carter summarized his belief in Sinclair's innocence as follows...
...following article, published in the Los Angeles Record, of Jan. 31, 1928, with respect to TIME-reader (Mrs.) Virginia L. Roess, a juror in the celebrated (?) case of People 'vs. Hickman, may be of interest...
TIME Magazine was ruled out of the jury box today to the discomfiture of Mrs. Virginia L. Roess, a juror who lives in Sierra Madre...
...Take that magazine away from the juror," Bailiff George Le Fleur shouted across the court room to Deputy Sheriff Jim Hogan. Deputy Sheriff Hogan said no reading matter was allowed in the jury box. "Look here, you're going to get in trouble with me," the juror said. "I'm going to tell the judge on you." "I hope you do," he said, as he walked away...