New York Children’s Court Warns on School-Based Crime
Justice Levy argues in the February North American Review that sub normality in public schools fuels crime, with 2 million youths affected. He urges ungraded schools and expert guidance to prevent delinquency, save costs, and foster usable citizenship through early mental and sociological screening.
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Samuel TD. Levy
New York
New Children’s Court of
New York City
North American Review
Justice Levy
Lkely
Thorn
Tulare
Four Boxing Champions Ordered to Defend Titles
The National Boxing Association ordered four champions Tommy Loughran Mickey Walker Joe Lun dee to fight title bouts within sixty days or lose recognition. Chicago January 24. The ultimatum, issued by Paul Prehn, aims to have bouts by March 21 or suspension and loss of champion status.
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Chicago
National Boxing Association
Tommy Loughran
Mickey Walker
Joe Lundee
N.B. A
Paul Prehn
Ilinois Athetic Commission
Prehn
Hoover urges Morrow to continue directing in Mexico City
The report says Mr. Hoover favors Morrow staying on the Mexico City assignment due to his proven progress with Mexican-American relations. The president-elect, recently back from a goodwill tour in the Americas, believes Mexico’s influence is key in regional Latin affairs and that Morrow should remain in place despite uncertainty about cabinet announcements.
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Morrow
Hoover
Hoa
Mexico City
Mexico
Washington
Mr. Hoover
Putsuel
Local thanks for kindness during illness and death
The community is thanked by friends and neighbors for their kindness shown to William Bowers Mrs. William Lowers and children during illness and death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bowers
William Lowers
Chileren
Hoover to Florida fishing trip with entourage
The President elect will depart for Florida after a Morrow meeting for several days of fishing and relaxation. He plans a multi-boat voyage with Mrs. Hoover and a party including Jeremiah Milbank and Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Sullivan, Lawrence Richey, and E. G. Lowery, targeting deep sea game fish.
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Morrow
Florida
Fshing
Hoover
Forida Koys
Belle Isle
Amule
J. H. Adam
Jeremiah Milbank
Republican National Committee
Milbank
Adams
Mark Sullivan
Lawrence Richey
E. G. Lowery
Deportation Bill Faces Narrower Offense Scope
The minority pushes to limit deportable offenses to crimes involving moral turpitude and long prison terms, tying the bill to repeal of the national origins clause. The Senate Immigration Committee will digest the repeal this week, while House restrictionists threaten to oppose it unless the deportation measure passes.
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Senate Committee On Immigration
House
Naval bill eyed for quick passage in Senate
Washington dan 24 INS. Senate resumes work on administration naval bill aimed at reducing friction between the United States and Great Britain. The move follows approval of a deficiency appropriation bill funding a 875 thousand item for payment of overdue tax refunds, with an amendment restricting refunds to those ordered after a certain public action.
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William K. Sutchinson
INS
Washington, Dan
Senate
United States
Great Britain
Senate Takes Tax Refunding Issue To House In Battle Over Funds
The Democratic-Insurgent Coalition backed a plan to limit Secretary Mellon’s control of tax refunds above 10000. The first deficiency bill returns to the House with tax refund provisions and 24250000 for prohibition enforcement. If rejected, a new Senate clash likely follows. The Cruiser Bill has Senate priority after a gentleman’s agreement to avoid filibuster.
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Lic
Secretary of the Treasury
Andrew W. Mellon
House
Senate
William Bowers dies after Civil War service in Hillsdale
William Bowers a Hillsdale resident and Civil War veteran died at home on January 10 after a long life in the area. He enlisted at 17 in the 206th Regiment P V serving later in Company A and was honorably discharged at war's end. He married twice, survived by six children from the first marriage and several from the second, with funeral at the Bowers home and interment in Rochester Mills Cemetery.
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William Bowers
Hillsdale
Mr. Bowers
John
Mary Bowers
Pine Township
206Th Regiment
P. V
Bowers
Mary Elizabeth Jeffries
Itouhhoier
Harry Bowers
A. G. Bowers
Rochester Mills
G. W. Cochran
Akron, C
A. C. Langham
Marion Center
Elmer Huey
Doll Shields
Glen Campbell
Rochester Milla
Unidentified Victims in Bellevue Bus Disaster
In Bellevue Ohio on January 4, a fatal bus crash killed 19. Four white men and four black women remain unclaimed in undertakers' care. One listed name Elmer Almond was corrected to Elmer Alexander of Youngstown. another believed pal of Teddy Branski of Brooklyn is unidentified. Authorities withheld comment on Branski’s money.
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Bellevue
Elmer Almond
Youngstown
Elmer Alexander
Teddy Brawski
Brooklyn
Brawski
Branski
Polies
Auto output forecast to reach six and a half million
Alfred P. Sloan Jr. predicts U.S. auto production will rise to 6.5 million annually, up from about 4.6 million last year. He told Boston business leaders that autos sustain wealth and employment for roughly 12 to 15 million people and stressed the need to continue the cycle of new and used car sales through ongoing innovation and efficiency.
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Boston
INS
United States
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
General Motors Corporation
Sloan
Chamber of Commerce
Company F Dance Delights Depot Soldiers in Armory
The 110th Regiment's Company F held a dance at the Armory Isa! with about ninety attendees. Learn's Rhythm Boys provided music and First Lieutenant Norman Duncan announced another dance in two or three weeks, with a nationally famous orchestra to play. he warned that failure would end Company F dances.
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Armory Isa
Norman Duncan
Tuncan
Salvation Army Revival Notes
Salvation Army revival notes report another good crowd attending with songs and testimonies guiding the service.
Revival Meetings Held at Salvation Army Hall Evening
Special revival meetings were held at 7:45 tonight in the Salvation Army Hall with Captain Bethana and two Army Corps comrades from Butler delivering a helpful message. At closing, two young men prayed at the Penitent Farm as the Young People’s Band offered several fine selections. Tomorrow Rev A B Hosback of the Evangelical Church will preach, followed by Adjutant and Mrs B E Flinn of Washington, Pa, former Indiana officers, who will lead the meeting.
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Salvation Army
Bethana
Army Corps
Butler
Penitent Farm
A. B. Hosback
Evangelical Church
B. E. Flinn
Washington
Indiana
Col Lindbergh On Good Will Tour
Detroit on January 24 INS reports Col Charles A Lindbergh will depart on a South American good will flight. Captain E V Rickenbacker announced the plan to Michigan Automotive Trades Association members. Hoover set an example with a South American tour. a government air messenger route may follow. An air line with regular service could run along the west coast to the cape and up the east coast through Argentina and Brazil.
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Detroit
INS
Charles A. I
South America
E. V. Rickenbacker
Michigan Automotive Trades Association
Rickenbacker
Elect Hoover
Lineborgh
Lindbergh
Cape
Argentina
Razil
Bay City Couple Sentenced For Prohibition Violation
In Saginaw county jail Mrs Theressa Elu will serve 191 days while husband Leslie cares for their three children. Both pleaded guilty before Judge Arthur J. Tuttle in U S district court. One was fined one cent, the other jailed 191 days, with payment decided to favor the breadwinner.
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Bay City
Mich
Theressa Elu
Saginaw County
Leslie
Arthur J. Tuttle
U. S. District Court
Three Death Row Inmates to Die at Sing Sing Tonight
In Ossining New York three Brooklyn Pants gang members Harry Dreitzer Israel Fischer and Taldore Melfant are to be electrocuted at Sing Sing tonight for the slaying of Patrolman William W Kelly during a holdup. The death house will be empty for the first time in 14 years. The inmates await their executions shortly after midnight. The gang earned its nickname by stripping victims of their trousers to delay alarms.
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Ossining
N. Y
INS
Sing Sing
Harry Dreitzer
Israel Fischer
Taldore Melfant
Brooklyn
Pants
Wilam W. Kelly
Style influences shape American hat trends
The article notes that American hat fashion is driven by popular demand and practical need rather than aristocratic taste. Designers like John B. Stetson discuss how slogans like Give the people What they want guide manufacturers. A large network of dealers and stylists spot trends, with innovations spreading rapidly across continents to satisfy about forty percent of buyers seeking new looks.
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Tina
Albert Edward
Lord Spencer
London
Hely
Charles C., Kaeshacher
Ihn John Bb. Stetson Company
Philadelphia
Henry VIII
Stetson Company
T Iity
Galese Nion
America
Kneghaefer
Liemhe Manufactuer
Lt Doe
New Generation in Revolt Against Post War Youth
New York January 24 The present college age generation of American youth is in revolt against the postwar revolt says J T Williams distinguished novelist and critic His view in the North American Review notes they seek moderation and good manners while retaining modern ideals They dance only till one o clock and politely say goodnight They favor objective ideas over subjective emotions and accept psychological facts, contrasting with the earlier war era trend.
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J. T. Williams
New York
Jesse Lynch Williams
Mr. Williams
Current
North American Review
New York Society
Williams
Nationwide Celebration for Gen Neal Dow Birth
Westerville reports a year 125 birth anniversary celebration for General Neal Dow the father of prohibition. World League official Dr Ernest Cherrington says temperance groups nationwide will join. March 20 marks the anniversary with churches urged to observe March 17 and public events planned for March 20 afternoon and evening. Col Fred Dow and anti saloon league figures participated recently in a tomb tribute with cane bouquets.
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Westerville
Neal Dow
Father of
Prohibition
Ernest WH. Cherrington
World League Against Alcoholism
General Dow
Cherrington
Churches of
Fred N. Dow
Portland
Maing
Lemypervice
Neal OW
Stock Market At Noon Confused On Industrial Trends
Wall Street experts remain puzzled as industrial stock price trends diverge after a sharp mid year turn. Public utility stocks show leadership with gas and electric shares rising, despite an early year decline.
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Cousins
INS
New York
Wall Street
Utility stocks drive February market surge and rumors
Industrial stocks listed by Standard Statistics show utilities like Consolidated Gas Public Service of New Jersey and Peoples Gas at year highs amid sharp upswings. Analysts cite manipulation by pools and speculative hype as major factors while cautious talk surrounds potential dividends or cash payments affecting steel and other sectors.
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Consolidated Gas
Public Service of New Jersey
Peoples Gas
United States Steel
Givc
Cndders
Steel Corporation
Card of Thanks for Mabel Vosste Fortella and Gerald Fortella
The family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during their loss and for floral tributes and use of a hearse. Hather and Family.
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Mabel Vosste Fortella
Gerald Wilmer Fortella
Cara. Hather and Family
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