Lawyers Seek Limits on Supreme Court Power
Washington June 18 Lawyers plan legislative action to curb Supreme Court discretion in selecting cases. For the recent term the court reviewed 589 submissions, refused 470 and agreed to 119, with critics arguing the process speeds work at the expense of clarity and increases costs. Chief Justice Taft defended the system as based on real case analysis.
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Custom Rules Silence In Lawful Indian Tribes
In some Indian tribes it is considered improper for a mother in-law to address or speak to her daughter's husband reflecting traditional social etiquette.
Governor Jackson Hails Route 31 Completion In Rochester
Governor Jackson spoke at a Rochester celebration marking the completion of United States Route 31 linking South Bend and Indianapolis. More than 10,000 joined a park program and parade as he praised the highway commission and noted Indiana’s large surfaced mileage and self funding. George Hershmann of Crown Point announced Rochester as a junction for a new paved road from Ohio to Illinois.
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Diana Brooks Seized and Freed Amid City News Turmoil
Diana Brooks daughter of Roger Brooks publisher of the Catawba City Times is kidnapped and released as her father fights a corrupt administration. Brooks suspects John W Wald and faces pressure over stock as his staff include Donald Keene Teddy Farrell and Dinny Morrison. Dinny proposes to Teddy who declines claiming affection for Don while Dinny courts Teddy in a sunlit picnic scene.
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Supreme Court closes term with record small docket
The Supreme Court adjourned for summer with only 283 undecided cases, the smallest docket in recent history. Chief Justice Taft sped the court’s work, leaving few national headlines outstanding besides the Mammoth Oil case tied to the Teapot Dome investigations.
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Auto maker to speak at Rotary on competitors relations
George M. Williams Marmon Motor Car Company president and general manager will address the Rotary Club Tuesday on relations between competitors. Crawfordsville Rotary hosts Rotary Group Five for a summer outing and golf tournament in July. Arch V. Grossman Carl S. Cook and Earl Showalter named a committee to award the Edgar M. Heaton attendance prize for the calendar year.
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City Market Sells First Ducks at Fifty Cents a Pound
Spring ducks debuted at the city market today selling for 50 cents a pound. Gooseberries and home grown cabbage were also available for the first time this week. Prices for fruits and vegetables remained steady overall.
Save Congress Is New Slogan
Washington June 18 organized effort to restore Congress to authority over government policy is launched by the American Constitutional Association It warns the republic faces peril and a possible dictatorship and calls for upholding constitutional principles to reestablish congressional control over legislation and policy.
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School heads elect new officers for county superintendents group
The County School Superintendents' Association met at Severin on Friday electing Karl W. Hemmer as president W O Schanlaub as vice president J H Eilar as secretary and Robert E Eckert as permanent treasurer The group favored the proposed law regulating county and township institutes though it was not signed by Governor Jackson.
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Brain Teaser Answers Summary
Answers to Now You Ask One questions listed on page 4 include biblical references. Items cover Noah sacrifices Genesis 9 20 and 13 six hundred and first year Genesis 9 13 and sons Shem Ham Japeth Genesis 9 18. Peter and John prepare the last supper Luke 22 8. Manna coriander seed Numbers 11 7 and cakes tasting like oil Numbers 11 8. Hezekiah life lengthened 15 years II Kings 20 6. Kings after Hezekiah Manasseh Amon Josiah II Kings 20 21 22 Isaiah son of Amon Isaiah 1 1 Ananias command Paul struck Acts 23 2.
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Dance to Buy Wooden Leg
Funds raised at a benefit dance of the local aerie of Eagles in Columbus to aid James West buy an artificial leg. The event yielded $42 in revenue with additional contributions.
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