Hughes Presents Justice Code For Pan Americans
Washington report on Hughes presenting a plan for a Pan American Union based international law. He outlines projects to guide future diplomacy, emphasizing peace, mutual respect, and cooperation among American republics. The agenda includes setting rules for dispute resolution and avoiding war, with ratification expected by Central American governments.
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Personnel First Play Jury to Be Announced Today
A fragmented item notes a jury selection update mentioning Amy or Amy L subpoints and a May or November timeline, with multiple names and questions about who was chosen. The text references legal figures and potential proceedings and hints at a formal proceeding beginning with an announced jury.
City Delegation to Teachers Meet Returns
Pridgeport’s delegation to the annual meeting of the National Educational Association in Hartford, including Miss Margaret Kiely of City Normal School, Superintendent Ik Everett, Miss Walters Ghant Jeu of Central High School, and Miss Jav Moynihan, returns to the seat with Miss Moynihan slated to become dean of Warren Marding High School. The group is named to the committee on platoon school organization, and Thain represents Connecticut on the executive committee.
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German police chief linked to war effort report
A wartime committee report from the WWHed Wilk in Control Mission discusses Germany’s disarmament state and the organization and training of police as evidence of the nation’s resolve to maintain war readiness. It notes German leaders aim for security arrangements with Britain and France while signaling potential frontier revisions.
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Doctor Questions Right to Restrict Rum Prescriptions
Washington March II 1929 The Supreme Court will decide the appeal involving a physician who sought to restrict prescription rights. The case centers on whether the government may limit doctors from prescribing certain intoxicants and the authority of lower courts to uphold or overturn such restrictions. The question also touches on the interplay between state medical practice and federal oversight.
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Earthquake Causes Death from Fright in New Albany
In New Albany Ohio a death occurred after a person was frightened by an earthquake. The report notes the victim had acute endocarditis but was deeply frightened by the quake, suggesting the tremor triggered the fatal event.
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Admission of Count Karolyi to United States Denied
The State Department announced that Count Michael Karolyi was admitted to the United States on humanitarian grounds to be with his ill wife. It rejected Hungarian claims that he would engage in political activity, noting the decision was discretionary and not about free speech. Senator Borah said the Karolyi case would be considered by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee during the special session.
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Postal Robbery Reported at West Goshen Post Office
March 4 west Goshen post office robbed overnight entry gained by smashing a widow with a pickax. Receipts and money from Saturday’s post office, plus items from the general storeroom, were taken. The burglary found at 5 am by postmaster Charles Green. state police investigating.
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Harvard Man Elected to French Academy
Paris March 2 Roland This ter professor Timericus of Botany at Harvard University has been elected a foreign member of the French Academy of Sciences Botany section.
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