Reform in Federal Crime Law At American Bar Assoc Convention
Report of the Law Enforcement Committee to be delivered at the American Bar Association convention notes crime shows rise, pistol use dominates violence, and suggests abolishing technical indictment terms. Proposes small claims courts to aid the poorer class and speedy trials. Delegates include Chief Justice Taft addressing reform themes.
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Ene N
Re-Prancisco
American Bar Associa
Heife Tadey
Uttestieien Ms
Exhaus
Ornia Bar Assoca Lucien
J Allen
Kansas
Lord Shaw
Great Britain
Henry Aubopen
Paris
United States
Wade Ells
Washington
D. C
Committee On Law Enforcement
Charles Whitman
New York
French swimmers begin Olympic Games prep in Paris
Paris August 9 French swimmers are the first athletes to start training for the 1924 Paris Games. Ten swimmers from each department will run a 600 meter elimination to select the top five for a 1000 meter race in 1924.
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Paris
Freight Revenue Diminished by Rail Strike Effects
Washington aug 9 the rail way shopmen s strike caused a slight diminish of loading of revenue freight on American Railroads for the week ending july 29 figures from the Association of railway executives show loadings totalled 859 783 a drop of 1801 from the prior week coal loadings 70 304 up 314 from the prior week but down 73 065 versus the same week last year coke ore livestock merchandise and general traffic fell while grain and grain products rose. District comparisons show increases in Allegheny Central Western and Southwestern districts with decreases in eastern pocahontas southern and northwestern districts.
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Washinton
Association of Railway Executives
Wek
Cnal
Association
Allegheny
Pocahottas
Souther
Northwernest
Refused License When He Leaves Girl Home
Akron Ohio August 9 a Sum mit County farmhand sought a marriage license. He asked where to obtain it and if his sweetheart must accompany him. The clerk replied that the law requires her presence. He declared marriage a job and left.
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Akron
Ohio
Summit County
Hodges Again Miners' Leader Elected International Secretary
In Frankfurt Maine Aug 0 Frank Hoges secretary of the British Federation of miners was elected general secretary of the International organization of coal miners. Delegates urged moral support for American strikers rather than an European strike citing precarious European economic conditions.
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Frankfurt
Maine
Frank Hoges
British Federation of Miners
International Organization of Coal Miners
Europe
Local Visitors Call On Neighbors Over Weekend
Mr M A Roo at 4 ternily in Inte alana and Mrs and Mrs W J Brewer visited at the home. Mr and Mrs Edward Brewer and Emerson called on Mr and Mrs B B Kunkle Saturday evening. Wilmer Uncapher made a business trip to Dreeheine Monday. R S P Kunkle traveled to Indiana Monday. McFarland was a Creekyside Joe on Monday. Joseph Stuchell visited his brother Anthony Stuchell Sunday evening.
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M.A. Roo
Intealana
W. J. Brewer
Edward Brewer
Aon
Emerson
B. B. Kunkle
Wilmer Uncapher
Dreeheine
R. S. P. Kunkle
Indiana
McFarland
Million-Dollar Cow Discovered on Nevada Ranch
Los Angeles capitalist C. T. Johnson owns a cow that yielded a fortune after a fall into a well on a Nevada ranch near Needles. The cow was extricated with a derrick and revealed a rich gold vein under a hoof, making the animal worth a million dollars.
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Los Angeles
Cal
C. T. Johnson
Johnson
Nevada
California
Needles
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Hileman Building
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