Supreme Court Opens Heavy Docket For Eight Month Term
The Supreme Court begins an eight month term with about 500 cases ready for review and more than 300 filed in summer. Key items include New York subway fare, Philadelphia rate cases, Lake Cargo Coal, Deciduous Fruit rate cases, and tax questions on stock dividends for the Philippine government. Justice Taft and eight associates return in good health. Chief Justice aims to speed criminal appeals and clear lower court judgments.
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Washington
U. S. Supreme Court
Coolidge
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New York Subway
Philadelphia
Lake Cargo Coal
O'Fallon
Interstate Commerce Commission
Supreme Court
Insular
United States
Naturalization
Madame Rosika Schwimmer
Ford Peace
Noted Health Lectures On Hair Care October 5 to 19
A Health Authority will present beauty and health lectures October 5 through 19 at Municipal Auditorium Buchanan Street between 5th and 6th under The News Globe. The column discusses permanent waving, its care, and cautions about cost and technique, followed by a court case note on a grand jury indictment and bond.
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Municipal Auditorium
Sth
Buchanan St
News - Globe
Doctor Sends New Truss on Trial
Dr. Andrew Kaiser offers a rupture appliance without leg straps belts or springs on a 30 day trial. No upfront cash deposit or COD required. Hundreds report quick relief and freedom from discomfort, with option to keep at small price or return if unsatisfied.
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Kansas City
Andrew Kaiser
Koch
Main Street
Ship leader and pacifist docketed in case
Attorney General Sargent appeals a circuit court ruling that Madam Schwimmer should be naturalized. The court held her age and sex prevent her opposition to bearing arms from being decisive.
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Sargent
Madam Schwimmer
Circuit Court of Appeals
Negro Woman in Robbery Case Here
Helen Smith, a negro woman, was transferred to county authorities after arrest by police last night on a complaint from two men claiming they were robbed. One man lost 90 dollars and the other 142 dollars, according to police reports. She is charged with robbery.
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Helen Smith
100 Southern girls end 8000 mile tour in California
A party of 100 Southern girls, mainly college students, has returned from an 8000 mile tour that began in Atlanta on June 23. Their final stop was Berkeley, California, where they attended the University of California summer session.
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International News Service
Atlanta
Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Hang Eleven Conspirators at Belgrade
The Politika paper said eleven conspirators against King Zogu were summarily hanged in Durazzo yesterday on the new king's order within 24 hours of the plot's discovery. Two hundred suspected citizens were imprisoned and martial law proclaimed.
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Associated Press
Belgrade
Jugoslavia
Politika
Durazzo
Albania
Zogu
Ruling Pending in Miller False Certificate Case
Counsel for E. T. Miller argued before Judge Henry S. Bishop in district criminal court to quash charges of false certificate connected to a bond for a client. The ruling on the Miller charges has not yet been made.
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Miller
Bishop
Plegly Wiraly
E. T. Miller
Henry S. Bishop
District Criminal Court
Bond
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