United Shoe Company Patent Case Discussed by DOJ
Washington April 11. The Supreme Court patent monopoly decision in the government suits against United Shoe Machinery Company was reviewed at the Department of Justice. Prosecutors anticipate efforts to quash the criminal indictments and outlined steps to counter such move.
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William S. Gregg
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Asa P. French
Boston
Conference on Richeson Case in New Hearing Preparations
The first conference between ex Senator Morse and District Attorney Pelletier on the Richeson case occurred yesterday. Morse reportedly argued insanity for Richeson in the Avis Linnell slaying. A Governor hearing is set for April 26 as Morse begins to draft a life plea while the DA resists clemency unless summoned.
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Clarence V. T. Richeson
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Avis Linnell
Seven Radcliffe dress rules spark protest over costumes
Radcliffe posted seven commencement costume rules detailing whites and blacks from stiff collars to plain belts. Protests target a rule banning barrels and combs, with Dean Mary Coes defending all rules.
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Mary Coes
Unjust Hair Rule Sparks Student Outcry at Miss Coes Ward
Miss Coes faces student revolt as seven new rules restrict dress including white waists and linen skirts. Barrettes and jewelry banned provoke widespread dissent among the class led by Miss Margaret Fales. Braids become the compromise as pupils resist the uniform standards.
Allen gang trial set for Hillsville April 23
Judge Walter R. Staples announced the Allen gang murder trial will begin Tuesday in Hillsville Wytheville. Floyd Allen is to be tried first followed by his son Victor Allen and Bud Marion. Attachments on Floyd Victor Allen and Bud Marion property were dismissed with no opposition.
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Harvard Union trustees weigh pool plan for billiard room
At a Board of Trustees meeting, about 100 Harvard Union members petitioned to convert the recently burned billiard room into a swimming pool. The proposal for an 80 by 20 foot pool with depths from 6 to 12 feet, a balcony, and two seating rows aims to create a permanent college swimming team. The trustees viewed it favorably but took no action, and the next meeting is set for May 20.
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