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Diane Baker Paid $500 to arrange a remand
Diane Baker Paid $500 to arrange a remand

Diane Baker Paid $500 to arrange a remand

Date7/17/1968
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Original Toronto Star caption: Diane Baker Paid $500 to arrange a remand
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0119781F
Diane Baker, Remand arranged for $500
Diane Baker, Remand arranged for $500
7/17/1968
Arm in Arm with her husband, Peter Kappas, 21, Diane Baker Kappas, 20, leaves Metro Court House a free woman yesterday after her bail was reduced from(...)
Arm in Arm with her husband, Peter Kappas, 21, Diane Baker Kappas, 20, leaves Metro Court House a free woman yesterday after her bail was reduced from(...)
7/19/1968
Called as a witness at the judicial inquiry into the behavior of two Toronto magistrates, Diane Baker leaves Don Jail today in back of police car, her(...)
Called as a witness at the judicial inquiry into the behavior of two Toronto magistrates, Diane Baker leaves Don Jail today in back of police car, her(...)
7/17/1968
Diane Baker, She refused to plead guilty
Diane Baker, She refused to plead guilty
7/17/1968
An Exuberant Ronald Shatford, 39, hugs his wife, Rita, 34, after he was freed on $500 bail following an order for a new trial by Justice Minister John(...)
An Exuberant Ronald Shatford, 39, hugs his wife, Rita, 34, after he was freed on $500 bail following an order for a new trial by Justice Minister John(...)
12/15/1971
By Bob Brent Toronto star, A City Home property manager and former aide to Mayor Art Eggleton charged $500 in key money to place two immigrants in apa(...)
By Bob Brent Toronto star, A City Home property manager and former aide to Mayor Art Eggleton charged $500 in key money to place two immigrants in apa(...)
8/11/1992
I'd Like The Job, wrote Cpl. Milton Baker, Kansas City, to Gen. MacArthur, asking to be hangman at Yamashita's execution. Baker was on the Bataan death march
I'd Like The Job, wrote Cpl. Milton Baker, Kansas City, to Gen. MacArthur, asking to be hangman at Yamashita's execution. Baker was on the Bataan death march
12/19/1945
The great international confederacy of thieves, burglars and incendiaries on the Canada frontier
The great international confederacy of thieves, burglars and incendiaries on the Canada frontier
1865
Toronto Businessman Max Bluestein is led to car that will transport him to Ontario Hospital at Penetanguishene to which he was remanded today for 30 d(...)
Toronto Businessman Max Bluestein is led to car that will transport him to Ontario Hospital at Penetanguishene to which he was remanded today for 30 d(...)
12/17/1973
The Home of Toronto businessman Max Bluestein is a two-storey house of cut stone and brick on Ridge Hill Dr. in Forest Hill. Police called there yeste(...)
The Home of Toronto businessman Max Bluestein is a two-storey house of cut stone and brick on Ridge Hill Dr. in Forest Hill. Police called there yeste(...)
12/16/1973
Lloyd Blake, Warrant for him
Lloyd Blake, Warrant for him
3/31/1975
Lawyer Lou Kesten, left, and Thomas Wade Borden stand outside the Don Jail, where Borden had been imprisoned twice
Lawyer Lou Kesten, left, and Thomas Wade Borden stand outside the Don Jail, where Borden had been imprisoned twice
2/9/1970