Hughes Upsets Expectations in Supreme Court Course
The article portrays Chief Justice Hughes as surprising liberals and conservatives alike with civil liberties rulings. It contrasts his stance with Holmes and Brandeis, noting a shift from expected property-rights conservatism to aggressive protection of civil rights and liberties. It also mentions debates on prohibition and public debate stirred by Reverend Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Atoud
Holmes
Brandeia
Supreme Court
Hurdl ing Tariff Walls How high tariffs push jobs abroad
The piece argues U S high tariffs force retaliations that push rubber industry jobs overseas. It cites Akron as rubber capital losing workers as six American firms open foreign plants, including Goodyear Firestone and Seiberling, with multinational operations in England France Argentina and elsewhere. It notes 1100 American firms with Canada branches and 2000 in foreign plants, risking domestic employment for profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Tesday
Akron
Ohio
Dominion
Goodyer
England
Australia
Argentina
Firestone
Goodrich
France
Seiberling
Germany
Russia
U.S
Ford
Hupp
Reo
Canada
Real Greatness Coming in a World of Lost Prosperity
A reflective critique questions 1929 leadership and culture, contrasts modern cynicism with past figures like Jefferson and Franklin, and mocks figures such as Schwab and Whiteman. It notes Soviet trade in a large stone crusher, hints at urban humor, and laments counterfeiting laws while highlighting a sense of national disillusionment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Coolidge
Rockefeller
Jefferson
Washington
Franklin
Babbitt
Immigration Policy and Labor State in The United States
The Haskin Letter argues governments must keep citizens employed to ensure peace and prosperity. It discusses rising global unemployment, selective immigration, and antislavery wage standards, noting the U.S. quotas aim to admit workers likely to assimilate, while banning contract labor and products tied to it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
England
India
China
Japan
Rimass
United States
America
Congress
Global labor protection grows as nations curb foreign workers
Frederic J. Haskin notes a wave of laws restricting contract labor and foreign employment. Countries from Abyssinia to Mexico enact measures to favor domestic workers, with Portugal, Brazil, Lithuania, and others enforcing quotas or permits, signaling rising barriers to international labor and broader trade-off against foreign competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Abyssinia
Humane Societies
State Department
Texas Suian
New York
Paris
England
Portugal
Brazil
Iabor
Mexico
Republic
Father of Starr Faithful Found Near New York
A man identified as the father of Starr Faithful was recovered from waters in the Long Island Sound. Police in New York scrutinize the body amid ongoing investigations and compare it to Bishop Joe Cannon based on photographs circulating in newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starr Faithful
New York
Long Iceland Sound
Joe Cannon
Help America Meet Russian Trade and Ideological Challenge
The piece argues US farm policy under Alexander Legge pushed reduced wheat output while Russia bought $100 million in U S ag machinery. It notes European financing of Russian trade, predicts a Soviet push to overthrow Western powers, and calls for Christian nations to unite, rationalize policy, and curb chaos to counter Soviet competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Legge
Federal Farm Board
International Harvester Company
Russia
England
Germany
Italy
Stanley High
The
Christian Herald
Karl Marx
Boy loiterer on Main Street eyed for summer fight show
A Helena youth known for lingering on a street corner awaiting trouble may be invited to spend the summer downtown. The plan involves him waiting on Main Street for a staged fight event to unfold, offering entertainment amid local bustle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witle Helena
Bey
The Liberal Hughes and the Hughes Appointment Clash
In February 1980 Charles Evans Hughes faced a second Supreme Court appointment amid liberal opposition. Critics, labeling him a reactionary, feared he would ignore modern values. He was known early on for challenging traditions and championing reforms as a crusading reformer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Evangs Hughes
United States Supreme Court
Times
New
Spinach, Slumps, and Sluggers in Tribune Editorial
The Minneapolis Tribune mockingly debunks a spinich driven sports yarn about Oscar Melillo of the St. Louis Browns, arguing the spinach tale is propaganda. It jokes that Melillo’s batting averages and diet myths mislead juvenile readers while hinting Ruth’s influence and common snack habits of players.
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Oscar Matilla
Melillo
St. Louia
St. Louis
Hack Wilson
Rogers Hornsby
the Tribune
Melilla
Willie
Ruth
SENTENCE SERMONS BY THE REV ROY L SMITH D D
The sermon lists admonitions on moral discipline. It cautions against anger deceit and material excess while urging conscience and faith to guide life. The piece frames personal faults as choices that corrode character and public duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy L. Smith
D. D
Simpson M. BE
Minneapol
Man Charged With Murder Is Caught Near Seguin
San Antonio Texas June 1 Robert Compton Jr son of a prominent Gonwiles Texas manufacturer was captured this afternoon by Sheriff A W Sargert Seguin Constable John Netlt 12 miles east of Seguin Compton had been hunted since the fatal shooting of Tolan Nagel 14 year old high school graduate Thursday evening Parents of the girl said he was in the house when the fatal shot was fired and fled Murder charges have been filed against Compton.
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San Antonio
Texas
Robert Compton, Jr
Gonwiles
A. W. Sargert
Seguin
Sud
John Netlt
Compton
T4qlan Nagel
Parente
Bank Robbery Suspects Arrested in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City police arrested Mat Wingard 8, Robert J. Davin 29, and Arthur Lee 16 in a hotel room following information from California. They are held on open charges linked to the San Diego Rio Bank branch robbery last week that yielded about $3,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Mat Wingard
Robert J. Davin
Arthur Lee
California
Rancamerica
San Diego
French liner Rochambeau collides with Italian steamer Ushant
London June 15 The French liner Rochambeau announced by wireless today was in collision with the Italian steamer Aneherta this morning off Ushant. The Italian vessel sustained damage but all aboard were saved and no one was injured. The Rochambeau had sailed yesterday from Le Havre and was returning there.
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London
Rochambeau
Ushant
le Jiavre
Tax Proposal Accuses Mellon Plan of Shifting Burden
The piece argues a $5 billion government bond plan to fund work would cost $8 billion total with $160 million yearly interest and $400 million annual debt service. It says only the rich would lend, avoiding taxes on interest, shifting the bill to small taxpayers and the general public. It condemns the plan as a Mellon invention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Mellon
Health risks of silica dust in factory work
Dr Morsis Fisibein Salter reports on silica dust exposure as a cause of occupational lung diseases. He notes that fine silica particles trigger bronchial inflammation, cell death, fibrous lung changes, and nodules, with international recognition and varying national compensation.
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Miner
Grinder
KB. L. Collis
South Africa
Great Britain
Australia
Canada
Germany
Answers to Questions From The Independent Bureau
A reader questions service in Washington offers free help on various topics. Answers cover aviation passenger numbers, Grove and Ferrall game counts, wire mesh records, weight claims for David Maguire, U.S. debt data, early American college publications, mail order laws, world capitals altitude, historical bookkeeping, Nobel pronunciation, Corcoran gallery bequest, the DO-X aircraft, and ceiling shadow causes.
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Robert Grove
Wesley Ferrall
Bureau of Standards
David Maguire
Kenosha
Win
Slater M. Stephana
St. Tasaph's
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
South Kenosha
Wis
David
Tme
Seare
Heatile Dent
United States
RS. M. A
Mellon
United Statea
Dartmouth Gazettes
Daniel Webster
Yate
Starvard Lyceum
Ladera
la Pax
Quito
la Paz
Bolivia
Ecundor
L.L. A
Leonardo Ot
Pisa
Italy
France
Spain
Genoa
Florence
Ventre
Lyon Pactot
Luca di Bur Bo
Netherlands
England
Nobel
D. A
Corcoran Gallery
Lnte
Aft Clark
M. A
Wiliam A. Clark
New York City
Minfana
Corcoran
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William Lawrence
Rey
Mr. Lawrence
Soviet Republic
Charles M. Schwaba
Mr. Schwab
George W. Withernham
Montana
Paul Whiteman
Haskin
United Sates
Labor
Tahoo
By Frederic J. Haskin
Minneapolis Tribune
MR. Melillo
Plant
State Nursery Co
Uspects
Genttle
Your Daily Health Service
Morsis Fisibein Salter
Journal of the
Elena Independent Information Bureau
W. B. A. Nens
Hoh Grove
Wes Ferrel
M. P
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