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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1919
Page
10
Dr David Jayne Hill warned that democracy is at risk as he urged reestablishment of international law and a law based world order. The gathering featured Judge Hughes and others debating unity, law, and the League of Nations amid wartime legacies and domestic tensions.
In North Cambridge Emiline Bacon widow of John F. Bacon dies in her seventh year. Funeral Sept 6 at 2 from A. B. Long & Sons chapel Mass Ave Beech St Cambridge. Relatives invited. Dorchester Alice M. Barron widow of Joseph P. Barron dies Sept 3. Funeral Sept 6 8:15 a.m. from 118 Tonowanda St High Mass at St Peter's 9. Auto cortege. Burial Holy Cross Cemetery Malden.
Chemist Mr. D. J. Lane of 532 Lane Building St Marys Kansas claims a simple home remedy cures asthma and hay fever. He sent samples to sufferers who report easy cures and offers a post paid $1.25 bottle to any writer who reports results within ten days. No money required just name and address.
Judge George T. Page of the American Bar Association urged that real democracy requires surrender, compromise, and service by everybody. He warned against elite power influencing government for selfish aims and noted unrest in industry as foreign-born workers advocate, emphasizing allegiance to American institutions.
Frank M. Hepburn leads Bloomington group in urging ABA to block constitutional amendment abolishing the Council of Legal Education which would raise admission standards. The section passed a resolution to reappoint the council after a caustic debate citing rising unqualified entrants and shyster schools. Viscount Findley and Justice Winslow urged scientific, Latin-based training and proper duties to courts, clients, and the profession.
Lord Finlay 77 and well preserved presented greetings of the English bar to American legal professionals. He praised the bench and bar exchange, recalled John Adams defending English soldiers in the Boston Massacre, and cited the U S Supreme Court for wartime international law insights shaping doctrine on continuous voyage and contraband.
The passage recalls cordial ties between English and American judiciaries and bars. Lord Finlay lauds Marshall and Storey, while Mr. Root urges democracy’s unalienable rights endure across nations. He calls for shared principles to guide postwar challenges and prosperity, praising transatlantic unity.
Attorneys general from across the United States join forces with the American Bar Association to draft uniform laws to curb profiteering and reduce living costs. A five-member committee will confer with U S Attorney General Palmer, and messages urge officials nationwide to submit plans for anti profiteering legislation.
Elihu Root urged judges to steadfastly enforce existing laws at a judiciary section meeting. He argued legislators craft limits and that judges should not alter statutes but apply them, noting fears of restiveness under law amid postwar change. The piece notes Palmer was scheduled to speak but was ill.
Over 500 attendees from the American Bar Association attended a reception and dance in the Copley Plaza main ballroom. Notables included Lord Finlay, former Justice Hughes, Senators Spencer and Kelley, and judges from several states, with a receiving line of prominent ladies and a local committee led by Fitz Henry Smith and Hollis R. Bailey.
Tommy Griffith struggles against left handed pitchers while maintaining a solid average versus right handed throwers. The southpaw foe he faces remains his toughest matchup in the batter’s box.
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