Restatement Project Aims to Rewrite Existing Law
The American Academy of Jurisprudence announced plans to restate federal and state law and reform teaching of law nationwide. A central New York office will coordinate a three unit library totaling 120 volumes, from institutional analysis to current case reports, financed by legal professionals and endowed by the ABA. Named figures include Taft Hughes Root Parker Littleton Cravath Pound and Andrews.
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New York
American Academy of Jurisprudence
American Bar Association
Academy of Jurisprudence
Academy
Newad
William H. Taft
Charles Bevans Hughes
Elihu Root
Alton B. Parker
Martin W. Littleton
Paul 2D. Cravath
Roscos Pound
Harvard Laty School
Bampton
Laading
Radio Amateur Foretells Weather by Static Effects
An expert notes that radio receivers can predict weather changes from electrical disturbances. Earlier researchers linked electromagnetic waves to barometric shifts, with modern devices letting experienced operators sense storm centers days before arrival. Signal strength and consistency indicate approaching or departing storms as summer thunderheads and fall-winter patterns unfold.
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Godley
America
Popoff
Werther
Atlantic States
Unhappy marriages of Hohenzollerns and the Countess Lichtenau
Berlin reports on dynastic mistresses who influenced court life. Frederick William II’s favoritess Countess Lichtenau rose from marriage to a powerful political figure, shaping diplomacy and regency while foreign kings sought favor. The piece recalls past rulers and mistresses, including Sophie Charlotte and Pauline Tucca, as it traces court intrigues and the stigma of royal infidelity across the Prussian line.
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Berlin
Hohenzollern
Louis
Frederick the Great
Frederick Wiliam II
Sorbonne
Fritz
Prussia
Tover
Frederick William' iII
Lichtenau
Europe
France
Sun Kinac
Count Wartenberg
Rhine
Sophie Charlotte
Atharwige
William TF
Royal Query House
Officer Shot In Pistol Duel With Loiterers
In New Rochelle on June 4 a pistol duel near Police Commissioner Palmer Tubbs residence wounded Detective Gerhard Blumé and Lt John McGowan. A man drew a pistol after reaching for a card, missed, and was hit. His companion fled, exchanged shots with Sgt Roy Chenoweth, and surrendered. suspects Henry Calnek of New York and Harvey Nesl Blumy Nash were taken to hospital.
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New Rochelle
Plamer Tubbs
New York
Gerhard Blumé
John McGowan
Tubbs
Blume
Roy Chenoweth
Henry Calnek
Harvey ‘Nesl Blumy
Nash
Radio Primer Strays In Reception Of Radio Messages
Radio primer explains interferences in radio message reception caused by atmospheric disturbances inductance from outside wires and other similar conditions. Another term for static is cited as a synonym.
American Legion joins British service members at cenotaph
London June 4 The American Legion was among about six thousand former British service men taking part in ceremonies at Whitehall cenotaph marking the British Legion annual conference opening. Field Marshal Haig praised allied Legionaries as vital to preventing future wars as the Legion reported nearly 1,000 branches including one in Parliament.
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London
Aspeiated Press
American Legion
Whitehall
Field Marshal
Hain
Prince Henry
King George
Horse Guards
Westminster
Absey
Grenadier Guards
Hale
Saylagy
Gegion
Tield
Marshal Haig
House of Parliament
Ardent Turkish suitor held on threats to woman in Chicago
Miss Misa Wurtsbach identified Jon Tarros as a Turkish suitor who pursued her from Boston to Chicago and threatened violence if she did not return to Constantinople. Tarzos was held on charges of threats and the police planned to report him to immigration authorities. He denied harm, claiming no intent to injure.
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Chicago
Misa” Wurtsback
Boston
Jon Tarros
Turk
Constantinople
Targo
Miss Wurtzbach
Mhet Taraos
Massachusetts Institute of Technotony
Turkey
Hie
Friends
Chicaze
Oa Park
Tarzos
Oak Park
Tarzas
Fire at Stratfield Hotel Causes Small Damage
A cigarette tossed from a Stratfield Hotel sixth floor bedroom yesterday before 10. The cigarette landed on an awning and ignited curtains, causing only minor damage before firefighters arrived.
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Stratfield
Westport Holds Plan Commission Debate Amid Manager Plan Confusion
Town residents debate adoption of a Town Plan Commission. First Selectman Austin Wakeman and clerk Thomas D. Adams denied plans for a manager government. six residents will join the commission with term cycles. The panel would oversee building near highways, with potential permits in restrictive districts.
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Westport
Suns
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Towrn Macanes
Elvie Rovernment
First
Ted Gstareg
Plan Commission
Pdsches
Commission
Joseph Smith
John Adama Thayer
Nevada D. Hitchook
Edward T. Bedford
Senator Urges Passage of Ship Subsidy Bill
Senator Wesley G. Jones of Washington urges immediate passage of the administration ship subsidy bill in Congress. He ridicules postponement until next winter, saying delaying would cede ground to foreign competitors and contradict the Republican pledge to build an American merchant marine.
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Washington
Congress
Wesley G. Tones
Ju Ty
Jones
Laconia Arrives on Maiden Voyage After War Loss
New Cunard liner Laconia, twenty thousand tons, arrives in Southampton on its maiden trip from New York. Passenger J W Johnson of Hull, a fish merchant, plans to resume shipments to British ports after the war. He notes routes from Florida California and Oregon previously used.
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New York
Southampton
J. W Johnson
Hull
Florida
Tanlac Helps Hartford Man Gain Weight and Energy
Phil Grantier of Hartford Connecticut says Tanlac cured his severe indigestion and headaches. He reports improved appetite and weight gain after using five bottles, noting he feels fit in every way. Tanlac sold by all druggists.
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Tanlac
Philip Grantier
Weathersfield
Hartford
Conn
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Bus Manufacturing Co
Taniac
Tarlac
Father and Son Slain by Unknown Gunman in Brooklyn
In New York on June 4, Michael Ritugpo, 49, and his son Joseph, 23, were shot dead in the street near their Brooklyn home by a gunman whose identity the police do not know. The killer escaped. Police allege the gunman is a drug plant operator on Staten Island who employed the Ritugpos as two of his Brooklyn agents. Neighbors recall arrests near the Ritugpo apartment shortly before the shooting. the son was killed first, the father mortally wounded while grappling with the assailant.
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New York
Michael Ritugpo
Joseph
Brooklyn
Staten Island
Rituppos
Rituppo
Knights of Columbus officers elected to Legion of Honor
New York June 4 The French government awarded Legion of Honor certificates to Knights of Columbus officers for wartime and reconstruction service. Recipients include William P. Larkin New York supreme director James J McGraw Tulsa and James A Flaherty Philadelphia among others. Flaherty had been made an officer over a year ago.
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New York
Chevallera
Knights of Columbus
Alpreme
Order
Knights of Columbia
Wiliam P. Larkin
E.W. Buckley
St. Paul
Dr. Callahan
Washington
Joseph JC. Polsttier
Boston
William J. McGinley
Martin H. Carmody
Grand Rapids
James J. McGraw
Tulsa
Okla
James A. Flaherty
Philadelphia
Wag
Legion of Honor
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Pauline Tucca
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Spree
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Diamond
Radio Primer
Laconia
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Leonard
Howland Dry Goods CO
Audit Bureau of Circulations
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Nonprofit-Making Association of Advertisers, Publishers
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Canada
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