Supreme Court Chief Hughes and the 75-Year Retirement Debate
Washington March 20 The Washington dispatch reports on Charles Evans Hughes chief justice of the United States Supreme Court and his stated view favoring compulsory retirement at 75. It notes New Dealers curiosity about whether Hughes will resign at 75 and who might follow. The article discusses the letter Hughes signed with other justices sent to Senator Wheeler and internal court dynamics amid reform plans.
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Charles Evang Hughes
Supreme Court of the United States
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Supreme Court For the United States
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Supreme Court
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Store
Cardoro
Willie
Himstif
Teiter
Pin Ribt
Congress
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Branreis
Justice Vandevanter
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Thimself
Gas rates cut sparks mixed public reaction
The article reports a proposed reduction in gas rates, predicting lower winter bills for households and businesses. It notes consumer opinions vary, with officials noting potential savings across brackets and urging households to calculate their own cuts, while some critique the base rate.
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Abe Benafite
Ty Mites
le Fotnsy Vassia. Gas Company
Anough
Witte
Hans
McAllar Copaumieray
Wattur hedLer
Liege
Ukemosi
Lapiff
The Big Labor Problem and the Sit Down Strike Debate
A historical discussion notes that a crisis seems near as labor disputes intensify. Senator Joseph Robinson warns Congress to act and gather authority. The piece questions legality and conditions of sit down strikes and the right to work amid labor tensions.
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Washington
Soitee
Joseph Robinson
Menierstic
Detroit
Ray Staleeman
Fragmented OCR Note on Free Speech Debate
A damaged OCR fragment discusses speech and press rights amid protests and government actions. The text mentions Americans' behavior and concerns over calling foreign statesmen names, with garbled dates and names embedded.
Fragmented Quote Reflects Fearful Speech On Democracy
A garbled passage discusses responsibility and liberty in speech across nations and governments. It references nontransversive settlement, foreign relations, and censorship with distorted terms and unclear attribution, suggesting a debate on freedom, oppression, and political controversy.
Civilized Taxes and the Burden of Sales Levies
A critical voice argues that sales taxes burden everyday citizens while state actions and infrastructure spending fail to reflect fairness. The piece condemns hidden costs, suggests reform, and challenges the idea that taxation equates virtue or civilization.
Mechanic Becomes Pastor in Ewaldmont Church Move
A local mechanic transitions to pastoral duties at a church in Ewaldmont after leaving his former role at a nearby auto shop. The move aligns with new leadership plans at the congregation and community events are expected to follow.
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Ewalmont Sas
Hest | Terrell
Amtel
Eure
Paintings Offered for Rent in Toledo by Women Artists
The Society of Three to Women Artists announces a rental plan allowing Toledo residents to borrow fine paintings for two months at a time. The recently held public show featured new members and showcased available works for loan in the community.
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Toledo
Society of Thlee
AG Taken from the Journal Files March 30 1917
Twenty years ago hints of rate changes at the Pennsylvania Gas Company affect consumers across the city and Warren counties with a proposed 3.5 cent increase. The report notes a collision incident and a political committee meeting planning a factory promote campaign while local officials discuss a new building on West South Street.
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Memters
Muveabexs
West South Street
One-Minute Test Answers and Commentary
Answers cover the four year plan head by Hermann Goering. The prison question lists Civil War era figures Grant Hayes Garfield Arthur Harrison and McKinley. The etiquette note defines iconoclast as one who breaks and destroys images and beliefs.
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Germany
Whitt
Iyonvelust
Cok Hermatp von Goering
Grant, Hayes
Garfield
Arthur
Benjamin Harrison
McKinley
Hollywood film shop sparks rustic singing wave in Hollywood
Hollywood March 30 Press staff reports a shift toward community singing as film stars attend local shows. Amelia Teo leads the revival with Charles Proviser and Gilliette Comptority Sing. Notable attendees include Jack Oakie Mae Clarke Martha Raye and Wendell Hall fueling a nationwide trend.
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Amelia
Hs Wits
Charles M. Proviser
Jack Oakies
Simonie Gleasons
Chester Morris
Mae Clarke
Jace la Rue
Fiflen
Martha Raye
Jimmy Give
New York
Berle
Anil
Cererconius
Bolles
Billy Jutes
Ernie Hee
Pat Aang Dan Soymaour
Youce
Eileen Barton
Ex Columbus Resident to Make Trip to Japan
A former Columbus resident, Mrs. Wal slon Donelson, a successful writer of humorous manuscripts in New York, has passed a writing test and been selected by a publisher to travel to Japan to prepare a series of articles on the country. In San Jose, California, researchers report an 1860 ordinance on intoxication remains unrepented, defining intoxication as inability to walk or protect oneself.
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Irs
G. Parnham
Walslon Donelson
Caltratus
Nigie
Mes
Doneleon
Japan
San Jose
Calif
Paris Styles Alix Fashion Gowns Create Sensation in Paris
Paris March 30 The sharted silk jersey evening gowns of Alix follow ancient Greek drapery, shading lavender to midnight and featuring diagonal folds at the shoulder. An afternoon dress in Mack crepe uses a high neck and simple band collar. Blue jersey tones are recommended for evening gowns with draped profiles.
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Paris
Alix
Alis
Bust of Lord Selvin unveiled. British scientists send wires
A ceremony in Washington D C featured a bust of Lord Selvin, prompting a congratulatory wire from British scientists. The message included the odd word Felicitasluns and notes on phosphorus and insect-related curiosities. Legal and retirement age discussions surround the chief justice, with April 11, 1927, as a key deadline.
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Lord Selvin
Washington, D. C
Felicitasluns
Joon Scollin
Stewart Says Commentary on Supreme Court Reform
Charles P. Sewart critiques Roosevelt administration plans to reorganize the federal supreme court. He cites Princeton Professor Corwin and argues the proposal is impractical. he favors appointing judges from diverse legal backgrounds rather than corporate-linked elites.
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Charles P. Sewart
General Press
WASHINGTON, D/C
Maven
Darwin
Princeton University
Roosevelt
Qslan
Federal Supreme
New Scenic Map Folder Free From Pennsylvania Commission
The Pennsylvania Scenic and Historic Commission offers a free map folder with major highways and state parks listed. The reverse side includes pictures and descriptions, with about four weeks since the folder was released and two thousand copies delivered.
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Pennsylvania Scenic and Historic Commission
North Street
Harrishag
Amorilor
Han
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