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People of the State of New York v Ida Von Claussen (Trial #1803)

Trial Transcript details

In collection

Criminal Trial Transcripts of New York County Collection (1883-1927)

Associated with

Ida Von Claussen (defendant); Newman (defense attorney); James T. Malone (judge); George Z. Medalie (prosecuting attorney)

Dates

December 23 1913 (created)
March 2019 (digitized)

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Object identifier

trial1803

External links

Claussen, I. von. (1910). "Forget it". New York: Broadway Pub. Co. [freely available on HathiTrust Library]
MRS. VON CLAUSSEN IN CELL FOR THREATS: INDICTED FOR WRITING CHARLES STRAUSS OF WATER BOARD THAT SHE WOULD KILL HIM. THIS WAS FROM ROME, ITALY MR. STRAUSS SAYS HE WAS NOT ATTORNEY IN HER DIVORCE CASE AT ALL, THOUGH SHE UPBRAIDS HIM FOR IT. (1913, Oct 31). New York Times.
Special to The New York Times. (1912, Jan 16). MRS. VON CLAUSSEN GETS OUT: WINS HER FREEDOM FROM BLOOMINGDALE ASYLUM IN A DRAMATIC APPEAL. New York Times.
NOTE FROM SPEEDING AUTO: SAYS IDA VON CLAUSSEN IS BEING KIDNAPPED ;- CALL HER LAWYER. (1914, Nov 06). New York Times.
"Mrs. Claussen protests" (1914, May 10). New York Times.

Source

Criminal Trial Transcripts of New York County Collection (1883–1927), Special Collections, Lloyd Sealy Library, John Jay College of Criminal Justice/CUNY

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Notes

See case 1677 for second trial.
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