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October 17, 1928
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Headlines from October 17, 1928
CITY HAILS ZEPPELIN FLIERS IN PARADE UP BROADWAY; NAVY REPAIRS THE AIRSHIP; THE CITY'S OFFICIAL WELCOME EXTENDED TO THE ZEPPELIN'S CREW.
N Y C welcome
Hughes to Trail Smith in Middle West; Talks in St. Joseph, Mo., Then Chicago
Hughes to trail Smith in Middle West
SALT CREEK OIL DEAL HELD VOID BY SARGENT; Attorney General Rules Sinclair Contract Made by Fall, Renewed by Work, Is Invalid.COOLIDGE ASKED OPINIONInterior Department, on GettingSargent's Letter, OrdersOil Deliveries Stopped. Oil Delivery Ordered Stopped. Had No Choice, Dr. Work Said. SALT CREEK OIL DEAL VOID, SARGENT HOLDS Text of Sargent's Letter. Gives Basis for Conclusion. Cites Terms of Contract. Points to Bidder's Advantage. Questions Granting of Option. Holds Renewal Is Not Binding.
Atty Gen Sargent holds illegal contract made by Sec Fall in 1922 and renewed by Sec Work permitting sale of Govt's royalty oil to Sinclair Crude Oil Purchasing Co
JURY DELIBERATES ON CONNOLLY CASE; Justice Tompkins Sleeps in His Chambers While Men Argue in Locked Room. 11 TO 1 DIVISION REPORTED Charge Emphasizes That Seely May Be Convicted or Cleared Independently. Begins Deliberations at 1 P.M. Conspiracy Defined to Jury. JURY DELIBERATES ON CONNOLLY CASE Connolly Payments Discussed.
Jury deliberates; Justice Tompkins sleeps in Court House
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1928Frank Dicksee, English painter and illustrator (born 1853)[â ]
Sir Francis Bernard Dicksee was an English Victorian painter and illustrator, best known for his pictures of dramatic literary, historical, and legendary scenes. He also was a noted painter of portraits of fashionable women, which helped to bring him success in his own time.

