Access to this collection is generously supported by Arcadia funds. Robert D. Barr, between lawyers Marcus Muskat and Lawrence Cobb, all in suits and ties, in court or in office, seated at table with blotters and hat Related to the article “Inquest in Fire to Open Today, More Than Fifty Subpoenaed About Park Tragedy, Work Will Be Resumed by 6000 Welfare Men, Council and Supervisors Act on Liability Issue,” Los Angeles Times, 11 Oct. 1933. The article states: Trial Ordered for Man Facing Park Arson Charge. Accused of “starting his own fire” in Griffith Park on the 3rd inst. when he found out he was too late to assist in putting out the conflagration which took more than a score of lives, Robert D. Barr, unemployed film studio technician, yesterday was held for trial … defended by Attorneys Lawrence Cobb and Marcus Muskat. … Handwritten at edge of negative: Lawrence Cobb, Robert Barr, Marcus Muskat Text from nitrate negative sleeve: Barr, Robert, Arson case?, 1933
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0878 uclamss_1429_0878 ark:/21198/zz002db7d4
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Fires--California--Los Angeles Arson investigation--California--Los Angeles County Griffith Park (Los Angeles, Calif.)--Fire, 1933 Judicial proceedings--California--Los Angeles Muskat, Marcus Charles, 1908-1982 Barr, Robert D., b. ca. 1904 Cobb, Lawrence C., 1894-1945
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