Constitutionals in U S Law Says Itself Is Not Unchangable
Harvard Law School professor Powell argues the Constitution is not a rigid, unchangeable document. He notes that after the Revolution the Articles of Confederation governed until a new framework was ratified. It can evolve through amendments and living judge interpretations to meet changing needs.
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Americana
Powell
Harvard Law School
Stles
Tey
Tev
Supreme Court
Seen From Above Reflects on Riding a Dirigible
A reporter describes a first dirigible ride. From the air the ground unfolds with streets, railways, factories, parks, and tall buildings. The view grants perspective and suggests a creator sees order beyond the chaos seen from below.
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Anya
Debentures and Farm Relief Debate In Hoover Plan
The article explains farm organizations seek government debts called debentures to subsidize food exports. It describes debentures as subsidies tied to export products, reducing tariffs by half and paid from Treasury funds. President Hoover argues most benefits would go to middlemen, not farmers.
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Treasury
Hoover
Problem on wine and water content in fifty gallons
A puzzle states how much water is in 50 gallons of wine valued at 800 pauls. The solution hints at steps: add 2 and 1, divide by 2, divide 300 by 42, and suggests visiting half the houses and multiplying by 2. The wording is garbled but implies an arithmetic riddle about wine dilution and counting visits.
Twenty Years Ago Events From the Journal April 30 1900
A pressured local recap notes oath of office for Alderman Albert Truesdell, a Corry festivities update, a Sherman marriage of Miss Morence Harris, and survey progress on a Columbus to Ashville tramway. Barn fire at Lovell’s Shition, high water on Brokenstraw halts rural deliveries, and shipboard transfers involve the Hugin and Mantassas on the chartered line.
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Stegister
Camp
Imu
Corry
Albert Truesdell
Truesdell Hus
Erie County
Look and Learn Quiz Answers Focused on Facts
Answers address yesterday's questions: grand jury has twelve jurors. Mandalay is in Myanmar. Big Dipper constellation is Plough or Ursa Major. Ezne derives from a Latin title. The river flowing through Paris is the Seine. The other yesterday's answers included numbers and terms: $2,918. Abou one seventh. AT have found. Nevada. Phrenology.
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Grand Jury
Mandalay
Paris
Nevada
Captain of Erie Yacht Reports Sea Rescue
New York April 30 A rescued crew tells how the Amida captained by Sydney McLaughlin saved ten sailors from the wrecked Jonas Tabor off the Atlantic. The survivors endured eight days without food or water as prayers and Bible readings guided them. The Amida, off course by fifteen miles, found and lifted the men to safety.
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New York
Flomist R. Behrena
Amida
Schoomer
Jnnes
Sydney McLaughlin
Behtren
Hammertalls Paper Company
Frie
Sherisoyse
Jose W.iPereina
Cobiumn
W. Bi. Milliken
W. Sargent
Odie
Coburn
McLaughlin
The
Game of Correct English by W L Gordon puzzle text
Puzzle page text from a newspaper feature by W L Gordon includes miswritten lines and tasks asking for correct spellings and word choices. It shows garbled phrases such as Hw awl acroys the river and Which oe of these words is mis spelt and asks to fill missing letters and select proper words for shine.
Phillips Signs Odd Fellows Contract For Kane Plant
The Kane Chamber of Commerce reports Phillips-Jones Corp signed a contract to build a factory in Kane. About 4200 raised, with 90 to 900 jobs expected, plus 70 to 800 women workers and 5 to 100 men. Odd Fellows and Rebekahs plan a 70th anniversary celebration at Elorot Hall with a Community Orchestra debut and social events.
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ODD Fellows
Kaneplant
Kane Chamber
Commence
Phillipstones
Phillipstones Corporation
Phillips-Jones Corporation
Joes von
Kane Kane
Winuplang
Phillips-dones
Oatstreet
Welmore
Kane
Phillips-Toney
Rebekahs
Uelot! Hall
W. H. Staneley
Salzmann Urges Legislation To Shield Prohibition Enforcement
Cleveland April 0 Coupne man John M Salzmann announced plans to introduce legislation to shield law officers from liability when enforcing prohibition laws and to reimburse property owners for destruction in raids. The proposal aims to reduce police risk and provide compensation after raids.
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Cleveland
Miss Hazel Zaleneek Heads to Cleveland Journey
Miss Hazel Zaleneek leaves for Cleveland to spend time with relatives and friends, marking a personal trip amid family visits and social engagements.
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Hazel Zaleneek
Gleveland
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Rlustron Paneum
Loyal Order of Moose
Maccnbee Hall
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George MacDonald
Ajax Tyon Works
Tine- Hon Guy, Co
L. F. Edwards
Toledo
Ohio
Aviiuir Newman
Mesaville
Jones
J. HR. Graves
ERIE
Erie Man
James E. Coburn
Mid- Atlantic
W. L. Gordon
M. le Lite
Center St
Cretonnes
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center St
Philiplones Corporation
Odd Fellows' Hall
Tim
E. Doane
Caris
Alkton
Quarryville
Baltimore and Ohio
United Press Washington
Pit
Ruohle Kennedy
Monongahela City
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Kennedy
Studebaker
Erskine
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