Model penal code plan to reform criminal justice
Legal groups press for a national model penal code to streamline procedures. The American Law Institute and partners aim to draft a code over at least three years with funding from the Laura Spelman Rockefeller Memorial. Prominent jurists and lawyers join the executive committee to back a system that seeks efficiency without claiming to fix all faults, emphasizing broader social investigations.
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Wations Legal Organizations
Vyha
Laura Spelman Rockefeller
The
American Law Institute
United States
American Bar Association
American Institute of Criminal Law and Criminology
Association of American Law Schools
Elihu Root
John W. Davis
Benjamin Cardozo
Court of Appeals of
New York
Harry Olson
Chicago
Municipal Court
Henry L. Stimpon
William W. Milkell
University Law School
Tog
American Law Imstitute
Lesep
Erimalual
bin Oungsel
Twenty years ago and earlier reflections in Bluefeld
What we were doing twenty years ago today recalls Seibel Bros. Doz and Pony Show in Bluefeld and a girl falling from a high Coopers bridge escaping injuries. Ten years ago Fred and Johnson of Divefield were killed at Joran, while Dr. Lincoln Hurley of Stetson lectured at a Deland high school. Eugene Foster of the city fire department nearly electrocuted fighting a garage blaze on Federal Street. The Langley plane debate weighs whether Langley or Wrights had the greater first achievement with Langley credited for principle but design flaws. The New Yorker quote hints at a legal restraint on suicide, reflecting a tense period.
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Seibel Bros. Doz and Pony Show
Bluefeld
Thomas Crockett
Coopers
T. L. Reed
Mercer County
Stoners
Fred &. Johnson
Divefield
J.oran
Lincoln Hurley
J. B. Stetson University
DeLand
Eugene Foster
Federal Street
Langley
Wright Brothers
Wenn
Wrights
Lester
Our Daily Poem and Fragments on Work and Law
A collage of satirical vignettes and clippings. It notes Mary a clerk and Mabel two years older, Uncle Peter's child, with Connexions to Charley a page and a folding clerk. It laments court actions on a rejected marriage proposal and jokes about Chaplin’s costume rights. Also references Darwinian ideas and a Mississippi paper spider aside.
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Bister
Mary
Mabel
Peter
Charley
Carrie
Billy
Jim
Mamma
Wille
Tapa
Lazy
The Spaniard feature at the Colonial today
The Spaniard a Paramount production stars Ricardo Cortez Jett Gondal and Noah Beery at the Colonial. Dolores Annesley a London society beauty is courted by Don Pedro while a bull-fighter romance unfolds. Captives and escapes lead to a climactic rescue as the Spaniard seeks to discipline and win her.
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Tracy Whlsh Paramount
Juanite Savage
Ricardo Cortez
Jett Gondal
Noah Beery
Colonial Theatre Today
J. T. O'Donohos
Pedro de Barrego
Cortez
London
Dolores Annesley
Miss Gondal
Dolores J
Wille
Don Pedro
Delores
Pictographs Hint at Man Dinosaur Parallel in Arizona
Editorial discusses Arizona Grand Canyon wall drawings claimed to show humans and dinosaurs coexisting. Arguments cite sandstone carvings in iron crust and other depictions like ibex to challenge conventional timelines. Scientists debate whether man lived millions of years ago or far more recently, noting fossil gaps and evolving views on earth’s antiquity.
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Grand Canona Arizona
Big County
Arizona
Watman
Earth
Yale
Telegraph Snippets Addled Quips From A Dubious Page
Oddball lines sketch a collage of wry remarks about work, money, politics, and daily life. A New Yorker jokes about smoking and elections while a minister in Oklahoma supposedly marries many couples. A Rutgers golf ball tale and circus zingers flavor a drifting miscellany.
Health Fables Warn Against Night Noise
Fables on health discuss how sleep is disrupted by constant noise from factories dogs and traffic. Pathologists warn sharp sounds trigger nervous disorders and even strong nerves may eventually fail under chronic disturbance. The article advises bedrooms away from busy streets and toward alleys or quiet back areas for true rest.
Immigrant Travel Boom Boosts Postwar British Tourism
May 25 report notes reduced immigration to the United States has driven steamship lines to market American vacations to Britons and others. Campaigns promote transatlantic trips for 160 to 200 dollars, including stops in Montreal and New York as a path to world peace through shared democratic ties.
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Milton Bronner Lospon
United States
America
Europe
Atlantic
al Ar
Montreal
Toronto
New York
Boston
Britain
Exchanger notes drift between towns and tips
Fragmented clippings discuss a tire blowout before a mile record, advise paddling a canoe with a motor, and note tax savings behavior. The Morgantown New Dominion and Altoona Mirror items reference mechanical boosts and over 180 Bice while the Wichita Beacon mentions income tax saving trends.
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Morgantown
New Dominion
Altoona
Wichita Beacon
Learning to play is chief problem of the age
Chester H Powell argues the era’s chief issue is creating more wholesome activities for all, not just expanding work. He says machinery can provide libraries parks centers and programs, but cannot instill the desire or knowledge to use them. Education must begin in schools and continue through adult learning to curb vice and guide pleasures.
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Chester H. Powell
Lang
Satan
France
Kaiser
Hindenburg Haa Jwat
Reich
Stop and Wait on Train in Cincinnati Night Riddle
The passage depicts Cincinnati conductors waiting for a train that never arrives, a curfew in other towns, and streetcar safety laws requiring conductors to inspect tracks before crossings, hinting at delayed trains and a nocturnal transit puzzle. The scene blends railroad lore with municipal rules and the conductor’s vigil.
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Cincinnati
Trains vanish as city rails fade from memory
Fragments show a city grappling with abandoned tracks and idle street cars. Conductors search for trains that no longer exist while the Ohio railroad commission backs the plan to abandon the routes. Parents and children themes appear amid scattered notes on nerves and childhood.
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Ohio Railroad Commission
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