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When James J. Hines, left, and his attorney, Lloyd P. Stryker, right, entered New York Supreme Court, Sept. 9, 1938 they found bad news. Supreme Court Justice Ferdinand Ecora ruled that all 13 counts of the indictment against Hines must be left for consideration by the jury, denying a defense motion to dismiss the charges. The Tammany district leader and his chief counsel are shown as they entered the court. (AP Photo)
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Minimum price 50PLN
1938-09-09
ASSOCIATED PRESS/East News
Associated Press
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