Methodist bishops authorize pro prohibition support at conventions
The Methodist Episcopal church board of bishops was authorized to appoint committees to attend national political conventions and urge nominees who will enforce federal prohibition. Committees will push party platforms to back the 18th amendment while debates continue on League of Nations. The conference defers final action to tomorrow.
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Des Moines
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Board of Bishops
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
General Conference
League of Nations
Committee On State of Church
Goldberg Praises By Judge After Five Hour Argument
Lewis Goldberg, assistant United States attorney, received high praise from Judge Anderson after a lengthy federal court argument against the Communists. Goldberg cited Radek’s advocacy of force and violent revolution and contrasted Communist aims with labor’s use of general strikes. He defended rule 22 in immigration cases, asserting it preexisted and had Supreme Court support.
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Lewis Goldberg
United States
Anderson
Goldberg
Radek
Communist Party
Professor Frankfurter
Wilson
Washington
Supreme Court
Goldberg Praised for Clear Presentation in Communist Trial
The court lauded Mr. Goldberg as the ablest speaker heard from the bench in the case. The government argued the pamphlet Socialism from Science to Action was not DOJ material and no further revolutionary aims were shown beyond the outlined plan.
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Karl Tszadek
Department of Justice
Communist Party
Anderson
Goldberg
Platt Named for the Federal Reserve Board
Edmund Platt of Poughkeepsie New York a Republican representative from the 26th district has been selected by President Wilson for membership on the Federal Reserve Board. He will succeed Albert Strauss who resigned recently. Platt serves a fourth term and is editor of the Poughkeepsie Eagle News.
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Edmund Platt
Poughkeepsie
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New York
Wilson
Federal Reserve Board
Platt
Albert Strauss
Banking and Currency Committee
Poughkeepsie Eagle News
Former Speaker Cannon Turns 84 in Washington
Washington May 7 Former Speaker Cannon is 84 years old today. Members of the House gave Illinois representative an ovation when Representative Mondell announced that this was Uncle Joe's birthday anniversary.
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Cannon
House
Illinois
Mondell
Uncle Joe
Pope Sends Apostolic Blessing To League Of Catholic Women
Cardinal O Connell in Rome sent an apostolic blessing by cable to the League of Catholic Women and contributors for their bazaar and drive. The League's Diocesan Centre fund reached 150000 dollars as Cardinal O Connell will preside over services at St. Agatha May 23 and participate in beatifications and canonizations through May 16.
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Cardinal O'Connell
Rome
Mgr. M. J. Splaine
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Monsignor Splaine
League of Catholic Women Diocesan Centre Fund
Italy
Mer. M. J. Splaine
William Cardinal O'Connell
Oliver Plunkett
Gabriel del’Addolorata
Margaret Mary Alacoque
Joan of Arc
Louise de Marillac
Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul
Four Alleged Day Law Violators Discharged
Four men arraigned before United States Commissioner Hayes were discharged for lack of sufficient evidence. The defendants named were William H. Edwards Wendell H. Wyman D Pizzano and William H Ford. The ruling followed their arraignment in the Federal building yesterday.
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United States
Hayes
William H. Edwards
Wendell H. Wyman
D. Pizzano
William H. Ford
Italian Chemist Unveils Cheap Liquid Hydrogen Method
Dr. Pasticci, a noted chemist, says he has developed a low cost process to produce liquid hydrogen. He asserts one gallon fuels 250 miles in cars and could power railway locomotives and ocean steamer engines.
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Rome
Pasticci
Former classmate Judge handles Warren forgery sentence
Joseph F. Warren a Boston attorney was sent to State prison for four to seven years for forgery and larceny. He pleaded guilty and had forged promissory notes notary certificates and deed registrar documents. Warren and Judge Cox once shared Boston University School of Law classes in Ashburton Place. He disappeared after the charges but surrendered later and was deemed sane after hospital observation. Skirts remark ends the paragraph.
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Superior Criminal Court
Joseph F. Warren
Boston
Warren
Boston University School of Law
Ashburton Place
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Psychopathic Hospital
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