Ohio Bar Association bans hired expert evidence in trials
The Ohio State Bar Association approved eliminating paid expert testimony in trials and urged passage of a bill allowing judges to appoint disinterested experts, capped at three, with county funded compensation. The convention also backed compulsory auto liability insurance of at least 5000 and broader criminal code revision.
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Ohio State Bar Association
Linton
Committee On
Legislative Committee
Ohio
Simeon Johnston
M. Pogue
John C. Know
United States District Court of
New York City
Pogue
Committee On Judicial Administration and
John A. Cline
Cleveland
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Ohio Workmen's Compensation Fund
Robert S. Marx
Superior Court
Ohio Supreme Court
General Assembly of
Paul Howland
Specialists in Selling Things Ad Card Pitch
Advertising note from the Commercial Tribune Classified Ads explaining how they locate prospects generate interest and urge buyers for various goods and services. Ads for the Sunday issue accepted until 8 p.m. Saturday.
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Commercial Tribune
Sunday
University of California Honors Shaving Students
In Berkeley on January 29, two male students appeared with shaving equipment during a lecture by Prof Ira Crom. Crom applauded the act and promised both a term grade of A if they revealed their names, claiming equal rights for men in the university setting.
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Berkeley
Cal
University of California
Ira B. Crom
Prof. Cross
Five Fulvi family members dead from poison in Cleveland home
In Cleveland 0, five members of Arthur Fulvi’s family died and two others were hospitalized after a party with wine intake. Victims include Arthur and four children. mother and younger child in hospital. Investigators weigh murder, suicide, or accident amid possible poison and gas furnace involvement.
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Cleveland
Cleveland, O
Arthur Fulvi
Gino Fulvi
Victor
Gino
Carl Benhevol
Benevol
National Slovenian Benefit Association
Victor Fulvi
H. J. Knapp
Belgian police dog saves man and dies in school fire
In Tarrytown New York a Belgian police dog named Diane pulled bedclothes from her master as flames filled a room above Andrebrook Girls School. Leon Beck escaped through a second story window but Diane perished when the building burned.
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New York World News Service
Tarrytown
N. Y
Andrebrook Girls’ School
Diane
Leon Beck
Pittman Jury Deliberates After Five Hour Trial Fight
The Rice Pittman murder case against railroad foreman Asa Coons's death continues as the jury, after five hours of argument, requests a rereading of engineer William Nie's testimony. Judge Hurley, at Havlin Hotel, will resume deliberations at 9:30 this morning. A spectator named Joseph Lampe was charged with slurring the court. The final arguments by State and defense followed.
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Rice Pittman
Asa Coons
Camp Cook
Hurley
Sherman Palmer
William Nie
State Bar Association
Linton
Coons
Nie
Havlin
Charles Stagnarro
Joseph Lampe
del Monte Avenue
Lampe
Charless. Bell
Louis Schneider
Michael Galvin
E. P. Moulinier
Schneider
Land-Lubber Colonel Hero of Rescue Of 25 From Doomed Freighter Antinoe
Colonel Clint C. Hearn of the Coast Artillery aided the rescue of 25 crew from the Antinoe aboard the President Roosevelt. He devised a spiral coil to smooth line delivery after the deck gun failed, enabling contact for lifeboats and eventual aboard transfer. Captain Fried reported the perilous voyage and praised the Roosevelt crew, with Navy Secretary congratulating the effort.
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New York
Clint C. Hearn
Coast Artillery
Roosevelt
Colonel Hearn
Turner Te
George Fried
Cherbourg
United States Lines
American Steamship Owners’ Association
United States
Washington
Navy
Wilbur
Fried
United States Line
Twenty
Miller
Wirteman
Heitman
Hearn
Turner
Torse
Antinoe
Three Die and Twenty Hurt in Maine Train Derailment
A Maine Central Railroad passenger train derailed on Cold Stream Bridge near Marion. Two men and a two year old child were killed, about twenty others injured, with six or seven in serious condition. The train ran Calais to Boston. derailed cars included the smoking car and coach. Authorities ferried the injured to a Calais hospital.
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Machias
Calais
Boston
Cold Stream Bridge
Washington County
Maine Central Railroad
Marion
Ww. J. Gould
Lais
Clarence IT
Milbridge
Sumner Hartford
Woodland
A J Kirk Wins Republican Nomination in Pikeville Polls
A J Kirk of Paintsville was chosen on the sixty second ballot to be the Republican candidate in the February 13 special election to replace John W Langley. Mrs Langley, Langley's widow, was runner up, and J C Cantrell of Pikeville won the Democratic nomination.
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Pikeville
A. J. Kirk
Paintsville
John W. Langley
Congress
Kirk
Langley
Republican Party
J. C. Cantrell
Tennessee Judge Given Clean Bill
United States Senate confirmed Federal Judge Harry B. Anderson of the Western Tennessee District after four days of hearings found no evidence affecting his morals or integrity. Senator Means criticized District Attorney S. E. Murray while praising the jurist's character and past service.
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Washington
Senate
Harry B. Anderson
Tennessee
Judiciary Committee
Means
C. H. Huston
Memphis
Witt Trial Highlights City Officials Link To Real Beer
Richard B. Witt Hamilton County Sheriff stands trial for conspiring with Mohawk Brewing Company officials to violate the National Prohibition Act. Government witnesses described meetings arranging sale of real beer and testified after a four hour case. Witt plans to testify in his defense as jurors are seated and a verdict looms.
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Richard B. Witt
Hamilton County
Mohawk Brewing Company
McMicken Avenue
Stonewall Street
Witt
Brewing Company
Mr. Witt
Harry
Butch) Worthman
Gilbert Avenue
George H. Osterfield
Kendall Avenue
Macready Fails Altitude Bid but Sets American Record
Dayton report says Lt. John A. Macready did not reach 40,000 feet in his CZO-5 plane at McCook Field but set an American altitude record of 35,900 feet. A malfunction in the supercharger after 25,000 feet prevented the world mark. official readings to be taken in Washington. The flight validated new engineering features and the plane is slated for another attempt, possibly in March en route to Panama.
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Macready
Dayton
John A. Macready
McCook
Saig
Callise
McCook Field
Federation Aeronautic Internationale
Bureau of Standards
Washington
Panama
Roosevelt questioned as unfit American by Senate panel
Wallace McCamant of Oregon challenged Theodore Roosevelt as not a good American during Senate Judiciary Committee questioning of McCamant’s federal circuit judgeship nomination. The exchange touched on Roosevelt’s 1912 recall of judicial decisions and Oregon primary pledges, drawing sharp replies from Senator Johnson and stirring debate over McCamant’s remarks.
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Oregon
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Washington
Cal
Roosevelt
McCamant
Supreme Court
Johnson
Theodore Roosevelt
Senate of the
United States
Senator Johnson
Chicago
California
Caraway
MecCamant
Woman Testifies She Paid Protection Money for Liquor
Mrs. Bessie Berger testified in federal court that she paid protection money to a Chelsea official and a bagman to avoid police interference while selling liquor in her grocery. The trial targets Mayor Lawrence F. Quigley and his brother Thomas plus 27 others charged with conspiracy under the Volstead Act.
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Associated Press
Boston
Bessie Berger
Lawrence F. Quigley
Chelsea
Quigley
Thomas
George V Hobart in Cumberland Hospital in Critical Condition
George V Hobart humorist and playwright lies gravely ill in a Cumberland hospital. Dr. R. C. Bowen reports the writer is gradually weakening and may live only a few days due to kidney and heart complications.
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Associated Press
Cumberland, Md
George V. Hobart
Cumberland Hospital
R. C. Bowen
Charleston Dance Joins West Virginia Wrestling Training
Morgantown WV January 29 The Charleston dance craze becomes part of West Virginia University wrestling candidate training as Coach Steve Harrick says it will aid footwork. Several new candidates arrive for practice following the announcement.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Charleston
West Virginia University
Steve Harrick
Rock dust halts mine disaster at New Orient mine
Rock dust prepared as an accident prevention measure smothered an explosion at the New Orient mine of the Chicago Wilmington and Franklin Coal Co in West Fort Illinois. 1 235 men were underground when the blast occurred five lives were lost.
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Associated Press
Chicago
New Orient
Chicago, Wilmington and Franklin Coal Company
West Frankfort
Ill
George B. Harrington
Orient
Gro
Gas Explosion Kills Three in Bear Canon Mine No 3
In Bear Canyon Coal Company mine No 3 near Trinidad Col twenty five miles NW three men were killed by a gas explosion. Thirty three miners escaped unscathed though all survivors were burned and five were seriously burned with clothing burned off. The blast is attributed to a gas pocket.
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Birmingham
Ala
Mossboro
Premier Coal Company
Helena
Nesbit
G. W. Postell
Charles Hines
Trinidad
Col
Bear Canon Coal Company
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