Bar Leaders Debate Rules On Pleading And Procedure
Memphis Tenn Oct 21 bar delegates discuss judiciary power to set pleading practice and procedure. Calls for a judicial council in each state to restore court rule making and limit legislative encroachment on procedural law.
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Associated Press
Memphis
Tenn
Conference of American Bar Delegation
American Bar Association
Committee of
Judicial Councils
Seek Eleven Men in Booze Ring Operation
Federal prohibition officers sought eleven men tied to a large Southern California liquor operation. Jack Ormsby, ex federal prohibition agent cleared of killing, aided by Henry Chenoweth, discussed the ring while posing as a federal agent. Secret indictments cited. other names were not released.
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Jack Ormsby
Prohibition
California
Ormsby
Henry Chenoweth
Charles Chulla
Kern County
Air Sport pursues airship piloting training against family pressure
Amarillo woman Air Sport resists relatives and friends urging her to abandon plans to test her skill in airship piloting. Miss Caldwell, a novice, has already made several solo flights at English Field while her mother Mrs. J. A. Caldwell of Lubbock accepts her determination to seek training.
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Amarillo
Miss Caldwell
English Field
J. A. Caldwell
Lubbock
Former Bulgarian Premier Radoslavoff Dies in Berlin
Vassili Radoslavoff former Bulgarian premier and liberal leader died in a Berlin hospital after a six month illness. He led Bulgaria into World War I on the side of the central powers and headed the government from July 1913 to June 1928.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Vassili Radoslavoff
Radoslavoff
Bulgaria
Funeral for Lieut Short at 3 30 today
A church funeral is planned for Lieut Charles B Short at Polk Street Methodist Church at 3 30 pm today. He died in an airplane crash near Scott Field Illinois and is the son of Mr and Mrs Ben Short of 1604 Monroe Street. Reserve officers of Amarillo will run the service with Rev L N Stuckey officiating. Burial is set for Llano Cemetery.
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Scott Field
Til
Crusaders
Polk Street Methodist Church
Lieutenant Short
Short
Ben Short
Monroe Street
Llano
Amarillo
L. N. Stuckey
G. J. Nunn
Resolutions of Crusaders' Class Honor Deceased Leader
The Crusaders' Class resolves to continue the untiring work and carry it forward as he directed to achieve the aims he pursued. A copy of these resolutions is sent to his family published in the Amarillo News-Globe Polk Street Methodist and read to the Crusaders' Class for preservation by the class.
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Amarillo
Woman Ends Life in Room of News Writer
In Chicago on October 21 Mrs Marguerite C King 88 widow killed herself in the hotel room of a news writer. The report identifies the deceased and location but provides few other details about motive or circumstances.
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Chicago
Marguerite C. King
Lindberghs Bride Learns Car Driving After Flight Tests
In Mineola New York Colonel Lindbergh’s bride passes a driving test under an inspector’s watch after a solo flight from Roosevelt Field to Mineola. The Syracuse United States Navy context quotes Rear Admiral Rodman noting a second best navy compared to a second best poker hand in a Junior League address.
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Associated Press
Mineola
N. Y
Lindbergh
Roosevelt Field
Syracuse
Hugh Rodman
Chicago writer Parke Brown involved in pistol suicide case
Parke Brown, political writer for the Chicago Tribune, reported that Mrs. King shot herself with a pistol Brown owned. He said they knew each other about two years and had a quarrel two weeks earlier. Brown found her in his room shortly after midnight. She drew the pistol from her handbag and fatally shot herself.
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Parke Brown
The
Chicago Tribune
Brown
Mrs. King
Evening fashion favors long dresses over short skirts
Frieda Hempel, back from abroad, notes a trend toward long evening dresses and questions the vogue of short skirts which she finds grotesque in many cases. John G. Anderson proposes compulsory golf instruction in public schools during a Lions and Rotary meeting in White Plains New York. A former office boy returns from abroad to rehearse La Dame Aux Camelias for Chicago with Mary Garden and Charles Hackett leading, while Hamilton Forrest and Samuel Insull are connected to the Chicago Civic Opera Company and Commonwealth Edison for study funds.
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White Plains
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John G. Anderson
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Mary Garden
Charles Hackett
Hamilton Forrest
Commonwealth Edison Company
Samuel Insults
Chicago Civic Opera Company
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