Highest Court May Ignore Provisions of British Treaty
Supreme Court oral arguments in the Quadra case from California raised questions about the 184 treaty with Great Britain. Government counsel argued the seizure and prosecution of crew members could proceed under federal authority for a conspiracy, regardless of treaty limits, citing the vessel Quadra near the Farallones within six miles of U S territory. Defense contended the treaty constrained actions to jurisdiction and confiscation only, with the ship outside U S jurisdiction and crew not directly subject to American courts.
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Supreme Court
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Great Britain
United States
Mitchel
George Ford
Mitchell
Quadra
Vancouver
The
Consolidated Corporation
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Treaty
U.S. Islands
Faralione Islands
Golden Gate
Danbury Boosters Become Rotary Club
The Danbury Boosters club, active since 1919, dissolves to form the Danbury Rotary. The club joins Rotary International after years of attempting alliances with other groups. Charter night is planned at Hotel Green with about 300 Rotarians from across the state attending. Special guests include Al Colvin and Don Adams, with New Haven Rotarians and Bridgeport Rotarians present.
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Danbury Boosters Club
Danbury Rotary Clb
Ro- International
Bridgeport
Danbury Club
Rotary
al Colvin
Thirtieth Rotary
Don Adams
New Haven
Canadians Oppose Tariff on Magazines in Ottawa
The tariff advisory board receives widespread telegrams from Canadian readers opposing a higher tariff on American magazines. Advocates say low tariffs drive Canadians to buy in the United States. The board will study the issue tomorrow.
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Canada
Tariff Advisory Board
Wee Today
United States
Rejected Candidate Warren Visits White House
Charles Beecher Warren of Detroit arrived in Washington to be the guest of President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge at the White House. Warren, a Republican leader and former ambassador to Japan and Mexico, had his nomination to be attorney general twice rejected by the Senate last year. White House officials did not disclose details on any hearing in the Mexican situation.
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Detroit
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White House
Warren
Japan
Moxico
Girlt
Lenroot to Speak at Central High Rally Tonight
Senator Lenroot of Wisconsin will headline the Republican rally at Central High School tonight with the men’s and women’s glee clubs. Prelate Judge Bartlett will chair. Alfred Burdick notes Bridgport GOP hopefuls and local speakers, including Mary Anderson of New Janson, will participate. No major state candidates are expected to attend.
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Ryine T. Lenroot
Wisconsin
Frederle A. Bartlett
Alfred W. Burdick
Bridgport
Republican
Lenroot
Ose Mary Anderson
New Jonsson
Republican State Central Committee
Y M C A Official Talks To Catholics At Loyola
Dr John R Mott head of the Y M C A international committee spoke to Loyola University students in Chicago on Catholic grounds He called the meeting a happy life for Christian fellowship and discussed common problems between the two great movements The event marked a historic first in the Y M C A engaging with Catholic auspices
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Y. M.A
American Association
John R. Mott
Works Alliance
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University Assembly
Joseph Rainer
S. J
Arts
Loyals
Christian Fellowship
Dr. Mott
Roosevelt praised by Emporia audience on Roosevelt birthday
William Allen White told College of Emporia students that Theodore Roosevelt would shock modern conservatives with his 1904 to 1913 views on courts political reform and workers laws. He praised Roosevelt as a bold agitator who challenged decision makers and stood for initiative and referendum.
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America
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Ag Isalab
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Elijah
King Demos
Authority To Address Nurses At State Health Meeting
Raymond BF Gates of the Department of the State Agencies will lecture on laws nurses should know about Wilews AI and State Dependents. The event at the Welfare bullring auditorium Tuesday November 9 opens at 7 pm. Millard Knowlton of the State Department of Health will discuss diphtheria eradication efforts and other state health work. Public health nurses and health administrators are invited.
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Raymond BF. Gates
Department of the State Agencies
Bureau of Public Health Nursing
State Department of Health
Millard Knowlton
Cantonese Denies Death Of Leader
A Shanghai report claiming General Chih Kaishek, commander in chief of the Cantonese armies, died of wounds in Nanchang was denied as baseless by Canton. Sun Chuan-Fang, leader of eastern China, said the rumor lacked factual basis and the war among northern and eastern factions continues with unclear details.
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Shanghai
Chanh Kaishek
Canton
Nanchang
Bureau of Foreign Affairs
Sun Chuan-Fang
Sun
China
Chang
Cantonere
Coolidge Bids Farewell to Venerable Cantor Rovner
President Coolidge meets 71 year old Rev Seibel Rovner of New York, a leading Jewish cantor retiring to Palestine. Rovner to rewrite psalms of David and music. a special prayer arranged for the President was chanted during the visit. He was presented by Representative Perlman and accompanied by Jewish leaders.
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Coolidge
Seibel Rovner
New York
Palestine
David
Rayner
Coalidge
Perlman
Injured Amherst student improving after Hartford hospital arrival
Robert Cleaves of Dorchester Mass a student at Amherst College was injured when a car jack slipped while changing a tire near Windsor He was knocked unconscious and suffered memory loss His condition at Hartford hospital was reported as improving by noon today He is said to be gradually regaining memory The accident occurred Sunday afternoon
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Robert Cleaves
Carruth Street
Dorchester
Mass
Amherst College
Hartford Hospital
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Cleaves
Silk department unveils new color and designs
The Silk Department introduces a live color linked to a royal visitor with a second run of silks in far eastern Persian styling. Width 39 inches, price three dollars per yard. For wear with furs of fashionable gray these Colonials match. Tongue insers and Vamp in black patent contrast. Ten dollars.
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