New Probation Law Seen Transforming Ohio Justice
Judge Charles W. Gieffman champions the Rubenstein Adult Probation bill creating state wide probation and parole departments in Common Pleas Courts. The measure would allow officers to supervise, test, and segregate offenders, signaling a shift from suspended sentences to rehabilitative supervision.
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Paris Race Track Fashion Blurs Lines Between Genders
At Paris tracks March 8 fashion shifts blur gender lines as new spring coats worn by young women resemble male tailoring. Coats are cut tighter with back slits and side pockets designed for movement, rumored to include tail pockets, with a smart look depending on the tailor.
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Paris
Parisian
Allor
Georgia Tech Freshman Maddock Dies by Own Action
In Atlanta March 8 Georgia Tech freshman Maddock a 20 year old New York City native committed suicide in his dorm room. Found by a roommate the body hung from a closet door a note to a city young woman explained he would rather die than be denied seeing her and cited her parents objecting to his attentions. A radio wire was used in the hanging.
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Marchant Maddock
Georgia Tech
New York City
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Damaged Steamship Limps Toward Port After Fog Collision
The Holland steamship Aalsum limps toward New York in a sinking condition after colliding in dense fog with the US Shipping Board steamer Dannedaike twenty five miles south of Nantucket. Dannedaike stood by as Aalsum crew were rescued. Other vessels in trouble include the De Witt Brown. Coast Guard cutters aided and radio broadcasts were halted to aid distress calls.
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Nantucket
United States Shipping Board
Dannedaike
Hollander
Coast Guard
Acushnet
de Witt Brown
Scotland
Manhattan
Buckner Drives New York Padlock Crusade For Booze
United States Attorney Buckner outlines a shift from petty arrests to padlocking liquor premises under the Volstead act. A padlock bureau will pursue cases, with a new padlock court planned for April to handle applications and appeals.
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New York
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Circuit Court of Appeals
Toll Rises as Auto Crashes Kill 32 This Month
Report shows thirty two deaths and fourteen injuries across several crashes this month. Police said multiple drivers failed to observe signals in dense traffic leading to severe collisions. Local authorities urge caution and emphasize road safety measures.
One Man Killed Nine Injured in Cincinnati Area Crashes
A deadly crash on Cleves Pike sent William Wells to the hospital dying at arrival while Ezekial Mann and others faced serious injuries. Police found liquor on Wells and in Oscar Roberts after separate crashes in Hamilton County with multiple victims treated at General Hospital.
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Indiana’s Drastic New Liquor Code Tightens Prohibition
Indiana adopts a sweeping prohibition code hailed as the strictest in state history. The measure makes possession of any liquor prima facie evidence of guilt, imposes fines from 100 to 500 dollars, and jail terms of at least 30 days, with stricter penalties for repeat offenses and drunk driving.
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Federal Prohibition Bureau
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Senate
Supreme Court
Stage Set for Big Legal Battle to Reclaim Teapot Dome Oil Lease
In Wyoming on March 8 the Teapot Dome oil lease dispute becomes a major case as Mammoth Company and Julius Sinclair prepare a legal push. Lawyers include Martin W. Littleton R. W. Ragland G J Stanford J W Zevely and John W. Macey among others as the battle lines form.
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Mammoth Company
Mr. Sinclair
Martin W. Littleton
R. W. Ragland
Stanford
W. Zeveley
John W. Macey
French Attitude On Eastern Frontier May Threaten Security Pact
Dispatches from Paris report Austen Chamberlain’s meetings with M. Herriot show progress but France resists any shift in Germany’s eastern frontiers. Officials fear a pact for security could fail if France bases itself on the Versailles borders while Germany remains unrevised on the east. Britain notes France’s war spending and Poland armaments strain its finances and resolve.
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Paris
Premier Herriot
Austen Chamberlain
M. Herriot
Rhineland
Chamberlain
Herr Stresemann
Germany
France
Poland
London
Mr. Chamberlain
England
Great Britain
Crossword Microbe Useful Bug Health Officials Declare
The Chicago Department of Health bulletin extols crossword puzzles as healthful and uplifting. It calls the activity a mental kick satisfying play instincts, benefiting general health and happiness for families, convalescents, and chronic invalids.
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Chicago
Plans to move Washington era boxwood garden
Miss Evelyn W. Smith bought the Hayfield plantation boxwood garden once laid out by George Washington near his Alexandria home and plans to move the shrubs to Amawalk Westchester. The garden will be rebuilt as an arboretum memorial to her father Major Orlando Jay Smith. Shrubs are being dug up for shipment to Westchester while others may be placed at Washington National Cathedral and the National Masonic Memorial.
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New York
Evelyn W. Smith
George Washington
Hayfield Plantation
Alexandria
Amawalk
Westchester
Washington
Miss Smith
Orlando Jay Smith
American Press Association
President Coolidge
White House
Kieh Washington
National Cathedral
National Masonic Memorial Temple
Arlington
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Chamberlain Sets Out British Objections to Geneva Protocol
Geneva news reports Austen Chamberlain will outline Britain’s objections to the Geneva peace protocol at the League of Nations session. The British aim is reform via revision rather than substitution, with the league assembly to decide if changes can secure British support and broader security guarantees.
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Geneva
Austen Chamberlain
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League of Nations
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Europe
Conaieeti A. Sonaniabhigh
Germany
England
Russia
Spring Hops In Everybody Glad City Turns Out
Spring crowds fill the park as the city enjoys warm weather and sunshine. Mercury nears 74 degrees drawing residents outdoors to park gatherings and community activities in a festive mood.
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