Foreman of Jury that convicted Albert B. Fall of bribery. Thomas E. Horris, 28-year-old bank teller, was foreman of the jury in District Supreme court that brought in the verdict of guilty against Albert B. Fall for acceepting a bribe of $100,000 from E.L. Dohency
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