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Story October 15, 1921

The Evening Herald

Albuquerque, Bernalillo County, New Mexico

What is this article about?

In Santa Fe, U.S. District Judge Colin Neblett holds Frank H. Strong of Albuquerque guilty of contempt of court for forcibly taking property from bankruptcy trustee F. O. Westerfield of Hertha F. Small's Blue Bird Tea Room. Strong ordered to pay costs and attorney's fees.

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Frank Strong Held Guilty of Contempt Of U. S. Court

SANTA FE, Oct. 15.-U. S. District Judge Colin Neblett held Frank H. Strong, of Albuquerque, guilty of contempt of court following the hearing of a petition of a trustee in bankruptcy over property of Hertha F. Small, proprietor of the Blue Bird Tea Room at Albuquerque. The court required Mr. Strong to pay the costs of the suit and a reasonable attorney's fee to the trustee's attorney and directed that an order be drawn to that effect.

The petition filed in court alleged that Strong Brothers had forcibly taken from F. O. Westerfield, trustee in bankruptcy for Bertha F. Small, certain property in his custody.

What sub-type of article is it?

Crime Story Historical Event

What themes does it cover?

Crime Punishment Justice

What keywords are associated?

Contempt Of Court Bankruptcy Trustee Property Seizure Albuquerque Santa Fe Strong Brothers

What entities or persons were involved?

Frank H. Strong Colin Neblett Hertha F. Small F. O. Westerfield Bertha F. Small Strong Brothers

Where did it happen?

Santa Fe; Albuquerque

Story Details

Key Persons

Frank H. Strong Colin Neblett Hertha F. Small F. O. Westerfield Bertha F. Small Strong Brothers

Location

Santa Fe; Albuquerque

Event Date

Oct. 15

Story Details

U.S. District Judge Colin Neblett holds Frank H. Strong guilty of contempt after a bankruptcy trustee's petition alleging Strong Brothers forcibly took property from trustee F. O. Westerfield for Hertha F. Small's estate. Strong ordered to pay costs and attorney's fees.

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