Access to this collection is generously supported by Arcadia funds. This photograph appears with the article “Need of Courthouse Demonstrated, Judge Forced to Commandeer Rooms of Supervisors.” Los Angeles Times, 18 Mar. 1932: A8. The article states: The need of a new Courthouse and more courtrooms in Los Angeles county was emphasized yesterday, when every bit of available courtroom space was filled and officials were forced to commandeer the rooms of the Board of Supervisors on the third floor of the Hall of Records for the trial of a lawsuit assigned Superior Judge Baird … Eight men, in suits and ties, seated at two tables with papers and pens, with potted plant in background and fan on shelf near ceiling. Men are identified as: Ingle Carpenter, Harold Fendler, Leo Shapiro, and Sam Wolf, attorneys; Judge William S. Baird; County Clerk Elmer T. Crozier; witness Charles Simpson; court reporter M.A. Barr. Carpenter and Barr are seated with backs to camera; one man, probably Simpson, is mostly obscured by another, probably Crozier. They are in the new quarters of the County Supervisors located on the 5th floor of the Hall of Records, located at 220 N. Broadway. The walls are decorated with stone (marble?) panels and windows, with egg-and-dart molding with laurel panel molding above. panel molding above marble panels. Text from newspaper caption: Tribunal Improvised. Left to right--Attorneys Ingle Carpenter and Harold Fendler, for the plaintiff. Attorneys Leo Shapiro and Sam Wolf for the defense; M.A. Barr, court reporter (in foreground) and Superior Judge Baird. Text from nitrate negative sleeve: Baird, William S. Judge
Type
image
Format
b&w nitrate negative
Identifier
0939 uclamss_1429_0939 ark:/21198/zz002db9hn
Language
No linguistic content
Subject
Carpenter, Ingle, 1872-1939 Wolf, Sam, 1903-1980 Simpson, A. Charles Shapiro, Leo, 1905-1992 Baird, William S., 1873-1954 Crozier, Elmer T., 1896-1970 Los Angeles County (Calif.). Board of Supervisors Fendler, Harold A., 1902-1971 Barr, Marno A., 1891-1976
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