Hughes Calls for Law Abiding Sentiment to Uphold Justice
At a dinner in Atlanta on January 12 Charles E. Hughes urged the American Bar Association to foster law abiding sentiment at home as the basis for justice. He defended the Supreme Court and warned legislative barriers impede reform while stressing justice as a democratic expression of the people's will.
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Poison gin tragedy in Pottsville area claims two lives
Two men died and several others were hospitalized after wedding party guests in Gilberton and nearby Mahoney Valley drank poisoned liquor. State police traced the cause to a mistaken bottle turned up by Joseph Laevella of Maizeville who took a quart of metal fish for gin. Victims include Joseph Vinski and others from Maizeville Shenandoah and Ingham. conditions ranged from critical to not serious.
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Washington Day in Review Features Bills and Hearings
The Muscle Shoals bill continued in the Senate while Representative Tillman defended Congress against liquor charges. President Coolidge spoke to Associated General Contractors delegates. Shipping Board vice chairman Plummer testified to the Shipping Board Investigating Committee. The Supreme Court ruled states cannot force a private motor carrier to provide public for hire service. Senate sub committees advanced nomination actions for Stone and Warren to the Supreme Court.
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Seventeen Sailors Rescued From Wreck Near New York
Seventeen seamen near death reached port aboard the freighter Kenowis after drifting for months on the Manuel Carago wreck in the Atlantic. Captain Magano and crew endured storms, hunger, injuries, and repeated near-fatal incidents before rescue near 300 miles southeast of New York.
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Death Casts Fall Over Club Atlanta Banquet
Alex W. Smith a leading Atlanta lawyer collapsed and died at the Piedmont Driving Club as Secretary of State Charles E. Hughes entered a reception for the American Bar Association Executive Committee. The banquet continued after the tragedy. Hughes declined political plans saying he would retire March 4 and later resume law practice.
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Chest problem is improving of Negro living conditions
At the tenth anniversary dinner of the Cincinnati Community Chest the council outlined plans to move its headquarters to a fully equipped building on Ninth Street opposite City Hall and highlighted progress in improving Negro living conditions. Honorary members announced include James N. Gamble and Richard Crane, with Gamble praised for lifelong public service and support of multiple local charities.
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Husband of Ruth Kindig Arrested on Forgery Charges in Columbus
Harry Kindig, 34, husband of Ruth Kindig who was shot dead on January 6 as she alighted from a taxi in front of her Columbus home, was arrested at Fifth and Walnut streets by detectives Genter and Gernhardt. He denied knowledge of the murder while authorities audited forgery charges and examined letters from his pockets and to the name Johnson. Investigators find a Commercial Tribune clipping about the murder and reveal Kindig’s wartime service and disputed marriage.
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Duffy Is Sentenced To Ninety Days For Contempt
Baymiller Street resident George Duffy, 62, was jailed for ninety days after defiantly answering questions in the Kemper and Betts Street Furniture break in case. He prompted a stern remark from Judge Stanley C. Roettinger and dismissed the court’s inquiry about legal counsel.
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Barricade at Penitentiary as Governor Targets Warden
Colorado Governor Sweet moves to oust Warden Tynan of the state penitentiary via mandamus filed in Canyon City District Court. Tynan barricades entry, threatens shooting if entrants persist, and Sheriff Glasson is named acting Warden. Governor’s term ends tomorrow.
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Ohio Legislature Receives Bills as Sessions Open
The Senate received twenty bills and one constitutional amendment while Governor Donahey and other state officials were inducted before a joint session. The House also received twenty bills as hearings continue on the protest against seating Senator Roy G Gillen. The Senate adjourned to 1 36 Tuesday and the House to 11 a m.
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New Coolidge Persona Emerges as President Stances Firm
Washington observers note a stronger confident Coolidge shaping policy. Appointments of Kellogg as Secretary of State and Warren as Attorney General signal a bold, pro business approach likely to challenge Congress and redefine patronage dynamics.
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Succumbs to Hiccoughs Claiming 79 in Toledo
Thomas Andrews aged 79 died in Toledo on January 12 from hiccoughs after three days of illness, death certificate filed.
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Kansas Bank Commissioner faces ouster over parole bid
Kansas Attorney General demands the resignation of Carl J. Peterson amid an affidavit accusing him of soliciting $400 for a parole for Walter Grundy. Peterson resists ouster, denies wrongdoing, and says he will issue a formal statement.
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Davis and Son Arrested in Kansas Bribery Probe
Governor Jonathan M. Davis and his son Russell surrendered on charges of conspiracy and accepting a bribe. Bond for the January 23 preliminary hearing was set at $1,000 each, signed by local Democrats. The governor appeared at the courthouse amid supporters and later attended inaugural ceremonies.
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Postal clerks spared jail in wage scuffle case
In New York on January 12, four postal clerks pled guilty to transferring canceled stamps for about $100 profit each. Judge Winslow postponed sentences, releasing them under suspended terms and ordering court return on June 1 with proof of honest conduct. Names include Gallagher, Schaller, Huber, and Connelly.
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Postoffice workers claim sick leave and eight hour law abuses
Thomas F. Laherty of the National Federation of Postoffice Clerks charged the Postoffice Department with denying sick leave and the eight hour law, plus coercion. He cited New York divisions abandoning the eight hour rule and Chicago espionage pressuring speed, with wage campaign workers reportedly third-degreed or dismissed, contrasting with department calls for Washington inspectors to lobby in defense of costs.
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Fall off house fatal to Cohan's son in law
Word of the death today of her husband in Rawlins Wyoming reached Mrs J William Souther formerly Georgette Cohan daughter of George M Cohan and other relatives in New York City The husband a Wall Street broker was visiting friends on his Wyoming ranch and is said to have been thrown from his horse suffering internal injuries They married in 1921 when they eloped from Palm Beach and he later bought a seat on the Stuca Exchange for 90000
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