Bishop Williams Testifies in Ford Libel Case
Mt. Clemens Michigan Bishop Williams testifies in Henry Ford libel trial against the Chicago Tribune. He argues Ford’s antiwar and antiarmament views reflect Christian principles, not anarchism, and cites biblical passages to defend Ford’s stance as peaceful and lawful. The defense questions Ford’s “patriotism” remark as possibly misinterpreted. Ford’s side presents Professor Dunning to compare Ford’s views with classical cosmopolitanism and legal government.
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Justice Brandeis and Women Workers in the Holy Land
A garbled notice references Louis D. Brandeis and the U S Supreme Court in connection with a commission report on a separate state for Poland and Galicia. It mentions equal rights and reports on massacres affecting thousands, with unclear links to workers and the Holy Land.
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Murch Russell M D Physician and Surgeon
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