Florence Allen Critiques Bail System Across Court
Florence Allen of Cleveland, the first American female judge, denounces bail practices she calls undemocratic and lenient for the wealthy. She cites a robbery case where the alleged victim remained jailed while a witness was released on bond, arguing bonds should be deposits to ensure presence at trial and that bail laxity fuels crime.
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Honor Florence B. Allen
Cleveland
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Crisos
Big Building Boom Looms In Postwar Era
A recent estimate highlights USA shortages including 1.5 million houses 0.5 million factories and 5 000 schools before World War I levels. The piece notes the looming spring building move and critiques lingering postwar planning gaps. It also comments on income figures 1919 taxes horses and a Cal Coolidge quote about Providence ambassadors.
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United States
Ehnis Mat
Comic Exchanges Reveal Quirky Household Tales
In a string of quips, Mrs Gaybuck taunts about hiring, home brew, and life insurance. Snaggs jokes about value after death while a teacher probes a pupil with astronomy, ladders to the moon, and a world that is crooked rather than round or square.
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Snaggs
Athens
Sugar Creek
Cactus Joe Defends Sheriff Over Poker Game Enforcement
In Crimson Gulch a discussion arises about the sheriff spending time at the card table. Cactus Joe argues that most unruly elements gather there and public sentiment supports enforcing the poker game rules.
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Cactus Joe
Crimson Gulch
Debate on Movie Censorship Spurs Constitutional Debate
A packed meeting weighs whether local film censorship is lawful under freedom of expression. Proponents urge probation rules to curb indecency while opponents warn against state control over art, fearing a slippery slope to broader moral regulation.
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Oy Prederic J. Haskin
Rere
Advertised Goods Drive Economy and Jobs
The piece argues inflation left a lasting impact on households and wages, urging buying advertised goods to save money and support workers. It cites lower unit costs from larger sales, the reliability of known brands, and the social benefit of keeping employment while urging readers to avoid speculation.
Three more presented and signed at lodge event
On March 11 a gathering will include up to twelve members completing the signings. Mrs Ed Conkle hosted the D M C Club gathering Thursday evening.
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Ed Conkle
Mrs Acker Welcomed by Friend in Wheeling Scene
Mrs. John Acker of Wheeling West Virginia is the welcomed guest of her friend, pre. Frank Brown on Main Street in a social gathering that highlights local neighborhood hospitality.
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John Acker
Wheeling, W. Va
Pre
Frank Brown
Main Stree
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