Permanent Court System for Russia Inaugurated in Moscow
March 22 a new and permanent Russian court system is to sit in Moscow with three branches for criminal civil and appeal cases plus district courts and village level Peoples Courts. Notable appointees include Peter Stuchka as supreme court chairman and Jacob Peters as a criminal department judge. A juror system, chosen by trades unions, will sit with judges and decide guilt or innocence by majority. Jurors will be paid by employers.
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Leaning silo earns odd fame in Cherokee Indiana
A hulking silo in Cherokee Indiana leans more than its famed counterpart, tilting after being overloaded with alfalfa. The New York World notes the unusual sight as a curious local landmark.
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Housing Space at Premium in Berlin
Berlin reports show housing scarcity as many families cannot retain full houses or large apartments. Housing committees inspect and regulate space, penalizing holders with extra rooms or full leases. Foreign tenants are favored financially, fueling local resentment while large homes are divided to meet regulations and protect tenant privacy.
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