Many Changes in Supreme Court Seen in Four Years
A Washington dispatch notes a historic shift as seven Republicans and two Democrats would sit on the Supreme Court if Harlan Wiske Stong takes his seat. Harding and Coolidge presidencies filled five seats, with four already filled under Harding and Coolidge. The piece traces past appointments, tenure patterns, and compares party balance from 1921 to 1925, highlighting the unusual turnover and long life terms on the high court.
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Lorenzo Martin
Gasette
Washington
At_torney
Harlan Wiske Stong
Supreme Court of the United States
Naation
Harding
Supreme Court
White House
President Coolidge
Hag ‘Gust
Ing Coolidge
Justice Stone
Edward Whites
Louisians
William Howard Taft
Mr. Harding
George Sutherland
Tate
Mahlon Tilney
Pierce Butler
Justica William R. Day
Edward Terry Sanford
John F. Clarke
Marshall and
Taney
Thara
Ufa of
Wilson
Wea
James ©. McReyounds
Laula D. Brandeis
John H. Clarke
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Willis van Devanter
White Fustice McReynolds
Justice Brandeis
Taft
Supreme Court Ap
William R. Day
Ohio
Wreming
Mahlon Pitney
New Jersey
James U Clark McReynolds
Tennessee
Brandeis
Massachusetts
John Hessin Clarke
Ohto
Witte van Devanter
Wyoming
James Clark McRornelés
Louis Dembitz Brandeis
Utah
Pierce Buller
Minnesota
Tennesee
Andy Harlan Fiske Stans
New York
State House Notices and Charters From Secretary of State
Charters issued yesterday include Super Fuel company of Wheeling for $300,000 with multiple listed incorporators. Cumberland Portland Cement company withdraws from business in the state. Cain Tire company of Huntington dissolves. Notary commissions granted to six individuals. Compensation awards to injured workers include Dewey Roberts for finger amputation at Iast Gulf Coal and B Gwinn for 198 weeks of work.
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Office
Houston G Young
Super Fuel Company of
Wheeling
A. H. Dice
Bellevue
Ernest Hrey
Stephen Steranchak
M. A. Dorsey
Fittsburgh
Pao
H. L. Allshouse
Irwin
Doe OM and Gas Company
Wellsburg
W. ¥. Smith
J. ¢. Schulz
L. 8. Nicholas
C. R. Heath
G. Wells
Cumberland Fortland Cement Company
Cain 68 Tire Company
Huntington
D. Jay
Charleston
W. T. Dishman
W. L. Karickhoff
Richard W. Fompking
Fairmont
C. S. Venable
Sistersville
Myrl Dawson
Dewey Roberts
Helen
Ameri Ean
Iast Gulf Coal Company
B. Gwinn
Stanaford
American
Elkhorn’ Piney Coal Mining Company
Where To Go By Radio Courtesy of Radio Digest
A survey of radio listings across stations in Chicago, Detroit, Los Angeles, and other cities notes programs including sacred music, organ concerts, choir and vocal performances, symphonies, and church services. Broad variety shows and musical offerings outline the week’s schedule with station call letters and program types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radio Digest
Associated Brew
WEMC
Berrien Springs
Boston
WMAQ
Chicago
WGN
WLS
WQT
Sonana
Planiat
Weeh
Chicago Post
WBON
Ubhicago
Wear
Cleveland
Davenport
Denver
Detroit
Detroit Free Press
WHO
Des Moines
WBAP
Fort Worth
Kansas City
WHAS
Louiaville
KFSG
Los Angeles
Sermon
Magic
KFI
Buckhannon Superintendent Visits State Education Dept
W. B. Gross, superintendent of city schools in Buckhannon, visited the State Department of Education yesterday while en route from Cincinnati to his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. BR. Gross
Schopts
Buckhannon
State Department of Education
Cincinnati
Radio and Concert Listings Across Cities and Programs
A dense catalog of broadcast and stage events across multiple stations and cities. Entries include church services, classical concerts, instrumental solos, orchestral programs, vocal performances, and dance numbers with times and venues in New York, Memphis, Minneapolis, Philadelphia, San Francisco, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMC
Memphis
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
New York
WHN
Vanity Club
ig_entertainment
WNYC
Mars Strand
WCAL
Fittsburgh
Wharf
KDKA
Pittebursh
Calvary Episcopal Church
WDWE
Kizw
Portland Oregonian
KPO
San Francisco
WOAL
River stage report and riverboat passage noted
The New River at Narrows stood at 4.2 feet rising while the Kanawha at Falls was 2.9 feet stationary and Charleston pool 7.9 feet. Ohio River levels showed 12.7 feet falling at Pittsburgh 19.8 feet stationary at Parkersburg 48.9 feet falling at Point Pleasant and 2% feet rising at Cincinnati. The Tom Greena and Mary Jane sailed upstream yesterday. Peru celebrated its centennial and the Standardization Congress in Lina, leaving Christmas quiet for a year.
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Narrows
Kanawha Falls
Charleston
Pittabureh
Parkersburg
Point Pleasant
Cincinnati
Tom Greena
Mary Jane
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ROE
Occu Nying
Justlee White
Agsoclate
Florace H. Burton
Amaranda
Warteon L. Davis
Mary Gallows
Lover Eries
Capitol ST
Capitol
State House
Sumper
Varcel
G. A. Potterfield
The
Py Times
D Chicka
Ene
All-Syool Flanpel
Cess
Ecoeerer
Epecies
Hens Sado
Pereale Dreas
Krinkla
Charlestons
Cox
KNX
Hollywood
Peru
Lina
Bk Aayea
LON
Elinic Hierbert Frankenbeener, Mgr
Wa Capital Bt
Dak
Lusterall
Lusterall Mfg. CO
Findlay Street
MOORE
Atlantic Life Insurance Company
Legal Reserve
Richmond, Virginia
Commissioner of Insurance of
Virginia
Certified Public Accountants’ Certificate
Atlatic Life Insurance Company
Richmond
Commissioner of Insurance of Virginia
A.M. Pullen & Co., Certified Public Accountants
Sydney S. Shirkey
Peoples Bank
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