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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1922
Page
2
The New Jersey Court of Errors and Appeals upheld the murder conviction of Guilford C. Young of Haddonfield for killing Harry Garwood in Delaware Township Camden County on July 23, 1921. Young faces resentencing after the court ruled his confession to the prosecutor was involuntary and its use improper.
In Washington a Senate tabled immediate action on the soldiers bonus while tariff talks resumed. The Finance Committee proposed new duty cuts for iron and steel products to near Payne Aldrich levels, signaling broader changes to chains and sprockets amid partisan debate on bonus timing and German competition.
Washington approves War Finance Corporation advances up to 30 million dollars for the Tobacco Growers' Cooperative Association covering Virginia North Carolina and South Carolina to finance orderly marketing of tobacco. Director Meyer announced the funding plan.
Fire at University of California Hearst Hall releases millions of deadly cultures as bottles break and water washes contents away. Goats rats rabbits and pigs inoculated with germs escape and many remain at large.
The American Federation of Labor opens debate on a committee report urging four constitutional amendments. Aimed at restricting Supreme Court power, the plan seeks to ban child labor under sixteen, protect workers' organizing rights, and allow Congress to reaffirm laws twice if the Court strikes them down.
Senate debate highlights include Heflin and Glass trading harsh words without physical blows as the House slows the Grain Futures act amid Supreme Court objections. President Harding backs delaying ship subsidy action until tariff passage, urges public discussion. Henry Ford’s Muscle Shoals plan criticized as fraud. German property claims relief eyed. commission appointment hinted. Senator Jadd pushes cash soldier bonus funded by bank taxes.
A pupil set a fire at Chestnut Street School in Roselle. Frank M. McDermit seeks the Democratic governor nomination. A $1 deficit is reported in the American Nitration Company receivership. The Medical Society of New Jersey calls for closer health department cooperation. Independence Day plans advance in Palmyra and Cape May bands are booked for July Fourth.
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