Chief Justice Dissents On We Don’t Patronize Ruling
The chief justice writes a dissent overturning an injunction against publication in the American Federationist. He argues that publication of the We don’t patronize column is protected by the First Amendment and should not be restrained, while allowing civil damages or criminal action for coercion. He would only curb coercive acts press not publication and keeps the column free.
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Washington
Court of Appeals of
District of Columbia
Justice Gould
Supreme Court of the
Buck’s Stove and Company of
St. Louis
Samuel Gompers
John Mitchell
Morrison
Organ of the Federation
Jonnst
Con Saree Ely
Bucks’ Stove and Range Company
American Federationist
Morocco
Debate on Woman Suffrage At P A I Club
A lively debate on woman suffrage was held Wednesday evening at the P A I club. The affirmative side, led by Thomas Van Huesen and Carl Webster, faced off against Lathrop Radel and Edgar Webster for the negative. After extended discussion, Billings, Stapleton and a third member ruled in favor of the negative. Joseph Spitzier presented an election summary and Clarence Blakeman closed with a brief valedictory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Thomas
van Huesen
Carl Webster
Lathrop
Radel
Edgar Webster
Clarence Blakeman
Proposed New City Ordinances Face Public Hearings
At the city Ordinance committee meeting last night a hearing debated an Alderman McMurray plan to add a mason inspector as an assistant to the building inspector. The committee adjourned without action and planned further investigation.
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John H. McMurray
Nicholas F. Byrne
Mason's Union
J. H. Dougherty
Robert E. Hurley
Interstate Association
Building Commission
Board of Aldermen
Fire Commission
Police
R. M. Gould
Daniel Johnson
No. 1 Engine Company
Frank Noonan
Common Council
McLellan
Board of Health
Janer Sentenced to 21 Years in Prison
Catherine Loersch the 11 year old girl abducted and mistreated by Joseph M. Janer a Brooklyn real estate man was returned to Brooklyn after his 21 year Maryland prison sentence. The paralytic father and ill mother welcomed her home as Mrs Janer also returned and reportedly settled with Janer to secure future support for her children.
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United Press
New York
Catherine Loersch
Joseph M. Janer
Brooklyn
Janer
Maryland Penitentiary
Fashionable Haberdashery Offers Wide Glassware Line
Advertises collars at six to two for twenty five cents and four in hand ties from fifty cents to one dollar. Knitted four in hands priced at fifty cents. Engraved thin tumblers six for twenty five cents in several styles. Colonial tumblers six for twenty cents. Thin brown tumblers six for twenty cents. Plain heavy tumblers six for ten cents. Bell ale glasses and whiskey glasses offered at six for eighteen cents.
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Sc Dor
Dennison’s
Boston
Great Store Sale of Scarce Articles and Bargains
The D. M. Read Co and Radford H Smith announce a great sale tomorrow at 1072 Main Street and 89 Fairfield Avenue. Exchange green coupons for bonds with every ten cent purchase. Tons of devalued prices on Patrick souvenirs, Crayola crayons, lamps, curtains, linens, and clothing with limited time specials and 9 to 10 A. M. only.
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Radford H.smith
Main St
Fairfield Av
ST. Patrick
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Meigs & Co
Lodge
C. M. Harger
Atlantic
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Talleyrand
Stella
Bella
New York Sun
Fis Victor
Glastonbury
Norfolk
New Brunswick
The
D. M. Read Co
State ST
Ize
State Street
York State
California
Bridgeport
Shantz, Wetzel
Scandivo
Wm. R. Hurley & Co
Dillon
Beter
the Wooster-Atkinson
Broad Street
the People’s Dairy
Geo. A. Robertson
Fairfield Ave
John F. Fay
Beeran Kind
New England
Ita
Royal Wilton
Hartford Body
Brussels
Victor Body Brussels
American Oriental
N. Buckingham & Co., Inc
NEW York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Los Angeles
Union “Pacific
Chicago
Massey
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