Boston Customs Men Bar Voltaire's 'Candide'; One Edition of 170-Year Book Breaks Law
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Boston Customs men bar edition of Voltaire's Candide
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May 23, 1929
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HOFFMAN ACQUITTED OF BAUER MURDER; After Fourth Trial Since 1924 Fach Says He Will Not Press Second Indictment. UNION FINDS JOB FOR HIM Divorced Wife Greets Him--He Is in Tears After Fight for "Death or Freedom." Only 49 in Court Room. Fach Not to Press Other Charge. HOFFMAN ACQUITTED OF BAUER MURDER Lawyer Donates Services. Convicted at First Trial.
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Hoffman acquitted; divorced wife wants to marry him again
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SENATE FLOOR CLOSED TO PRESS SERVICES; Correspondent of One Who Got Lenroot Confirmation Vote Is Subpoenaed. SOURCE OF LEAK SOUGHT Reed Offers Resolution to Censure and Punish Person Who Gave Information. Senators Disagree on Steps. Another Association Barred. CLOSE SENATE FLOOR TO PRESS SERVICES La Follette Champions Press.
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Contends that decision of Sen Rules Com to bar United Press Assn from floor is discriminatory
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GERMANS CONDEMN REVISED DEBT PLAN; VOEGLER TO RESIGN; On Receipt of Creditors' New Stand, Reich Delegation Calls It 'Absolutely Inacceptable.' FAILURE LOOMS AT PARIS Allies' Unconditional Annuity Scale, From $158,400,000 Up, Is Crux of Difficulty. LIEN ON INDUSTRY IS LIFTED Breaking With Schacht at Paris, Second German Expert Goes to Berlin to Resign. Schacht Receives Report. Unconditional Part Is Crux. Urge Plan Be Retroactive. GERMANS CONDEMN REVISED DEBT PLAN Transfers Are Safeguarded. Germans Push Private Claims. Berlin Against Compromise.
By P. J. Philip. Special Cable To the New York Times
Reparations negotiations
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Man Who Died in Omaha Is Identified As Christian, Ex-Broker Under Charges Here
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Christian's body identified in Omaha
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Notable Births
1929Ulla Jacobsson, Swedish-Austrian actress (died 1982)[†]
Ulla Jacobsson was a Swedish actress. She had the lead role in One Summer of Happiness (1951) and played the only female speaking role in the film Zulu (1964).