Government appeals sugar futures case to Supreme Court
Washington May 15 Formal appeal by the government from a New York Federal court denial of an injunction against the New York sugar exchange is to be filed tomorrow with the Supreme Court. The Department of Justice will seek an accelerated hearing, though the court may delay until the new session begins in October. Assistant Attorney General Seynigur leads the case, aiming for rigorous press. The government previously sought a temporary injunction to bar the sugar futures dealing by the clearing union. Also noted is a federal grand jury probe into high prices involving several brokers in New York.
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Deny Protest Merten Gear Men Assert No Attack Planned
New York May 14 Government action on the sugar trade sparked protest rumors. Ex-ambassador Davis, now counsel for the exchange, announced an attorney general injunction against trading in sugar futures. Exchange officials denied plans for a Wall Street protest. Sugar shares fell slightly on the market. An involuntary bankruptcy petition was filed against Emanuel Stern Co. in Illinois federal court amid unsettled sugar delivery disputes.
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Mystery Solved Singer Found in Boston
Lydia Lindgren the Swedish nightingale and her $14,000 jewel claim were found in Boston amid a New York police search for her. Her husband had reported her disappearance and claimed they had not quarrelled. She explained she was meeting someone and took a midnight tram to Boston for an attorney meeting. She would join him by phone tonight.
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Ranchers to Bury Scotch Boss on Hill Overlook
Santa Barbara May 15 In a scene by the sea the body of Colin Campbell a Scotch boss slain will be interred Wednesday afternoon on a hill overlooking the ocean near the Family residence Interment will be in a ranch wagon led by a stray cast and a ranch employee with a few intimate city friends acting as pallbearers The service will follow Scotch customs The husband of Nancy Lathrop Carver Campbell daughter of the late Levi Leiter of Chicago is named in the notice.
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Juvenile Delinquency Largely Parents Fault
Washington talk says neglect by parents largely causes juvenile delinquency and is a psychological problem. Dr Nellie L Perkins of the Wayne county psychopathic release at Detroit told a National Probation Association conference. Judge Charles L Brown of the Philadelphia Municipal Court cited parental delinquency as a major factor.
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Treasury subscription rush exceeds eight billion amid oversubscription
Washington May 15 the treasury reports total subscriptions to the recent offering of victory notes and bonds have topped 8.1 billion dollars. Officials say only a portion of combined cash subscriptions will be accepted and the treasury will continue accepting offers in exchange for new bonds maturing March 15 1927 for several days.
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Sensational charges against the district attorney's office
In New York on May 15, Edward J. McManus a salesman testified that the district attorney's office intimidated witnesses and wrongfully charged missing witnesses in the case of bankrupt broker Filwari M Fuller on his third bucketing trial. Advocate Meyer accused officials of coercion and threats to secure testimony.
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Living Lenine and Soviet Power Analysis
Norman Hapgoon discusses Lenin and the Soviet regime in a May Moscow dispatch. The piece argues the government’s stability depends on Lenin, noting the risks to leaders from health or death and the impact on policy continuity. It also mentions Lenine’s portrait for Hearst’s International and the influence of Juanina’s judgment on Soviet strength.
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Bribery Allegations Near Trial Prompt Denials
Attorney Meyer disputes bribery claims connected to Juror No. 9 and notes a third person, not the defendants, may have approached juror with a note opposing the defendants interests. He urges thorough investigation to preserve a fair trial free from prejudice.
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Slayer Fleeing Eastward Linked to Slain Policeman
Salem Ohio police traced a man described as John L Whitfeld, suspected in the Dennis Griffin slaying, leaving East Liverpool toward Pittsburgh with a woman via a rough road driven car. Miner Don Retweler provided directions, noting the fugitive’s route through Salem on the Cleveland to Pittsburgh corridor.
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Carsen to Fight for Mrs Phillips in Honduras
Jesse Carsen, detained in Tegucigalpa, claims the woman held as Mrs Phillips is real Mrs Phillips. He says another woman killed Mrs Alberts Meadows and vows to spend $10 if needed to defend her amid no response to his notes to President Gutierres.
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Plea to Parents to Help Save Girls Delinquency Issue
Washington May 15 welfare workers social agents and policewomen at the International Association of Folle women conference urged keeping delinquent girls especially first offenders out of courts. They called for better rehabilitation and moral uplift through swift treatment with minimal stigma, and greater cooperation among parents teachers police and welfare agencies led by Dr Miriam VanWater referee of the Los Angeles Juvenile court.
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British Push to Return Ireland Deportees Seeks English Prisoner Return
London May 15 The House of Lords decision in Art O Brien prompts Britain to ask the Free State government to return to England all prisoners deported to Ireland Home Secretary Bridgeman says Britain may press criminal charges against some interned individuals but will release them on their return Prime Minister Bonar Law is returning to London reports indicate
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Rebel Chief Shot Dead in Dublin Clash
DUBLIN May 15. The last band of republicans operating today after a fierce engagement. The leader named Plunkett was shot dead. Two machine guns were captured.
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Ex-Premier De Freycinet Dies in Paris at 94
Paris reports ex-Prime Minister Charles Louis De Freycinet has died at age 94 after a period of feeble health. He and former premier Clemenceau were longtime friends, with a notable January visit following an American trip. De Freycinet briefly improved in February and attended the French Academy meeting.
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Foster mother held for probe into boy's death
In Lansing Michigan on May 15 Mrs Emma Kopple a 59 year old foster mother is being held for investigation after the death of her foster son Harry a 12 year old public school pupil. A postmortem by the city health office found poisoning as the cause. John L Meyers of St Louis Michigan Mrs Kopples brother is being held for questioning. Police say Mrs Kopple recently took out a $1000 life insurance for the boy and carried another small policy.
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