Hoover's Law Commission Plans Investigating Lawlessness
Eleven prominent Americans including ten lawyers and educator Ada Comstock gather in Washington to form a National Law Enforcement commission led by George W. Wickersham. The panel aims to plan investigations and remedies for lawlessness, with final results not expected for 18 to 24 months.
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Iowa
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Alabama
Paul J. McCormick
California
Roscoe Pound
Harvard Law School
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Richmond
Virginia
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New Orleans
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Cambridge
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Ford City Becomes East Windsor June 1
Ford City in Ontario will cease to exist and become East Windsor on June 1. East Windsor will be Canada's newest city with an estimated population exceeding 16,000.
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Kotex introduces deodorized Super-Size pads for hospitals
Kotex announces a new deodorized Super-Size product backed by a patented process. The company claims widespread hospital usage and lists Cellucotton wadding as preferred for its softness and hygienic comfort.
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