Holmes Brandeis Partnership Oldest On Court
The article notes that the Holmes Brandeis pairing forms the oldest on the Supreme Court, with both justices known for clear, forceful dissents. It highlights Holmes as a famed epigrammatic writer and Brandeis’ growing influence, plus their shared stance on labor rights, free speech, and home sanctity against search. It cites notable dissents on naturalization, postal privilege, wiretapping evidence, and presidential power.
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William Howard Tutt
Holmes
Schwimmer
Brandais
Brandeis
Howeer
Burleson
Milwaukee Leader
Victor Berger
Wisconsin
O'Fallon
Justice Brandeis
Stone
Taylor to contest Kingsport alderman election
Taylor says he will contest the June 1 Kingsport alderman race in which Maddus was elected. Attorneys work on contest papers while Taylor cites charter clauses about Maddus delinquent in corporate taxes. The paper questions the legal grounds and cautions against costly re elections and further disputes.
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Co. S. Taylor
Kingsport
C. J. Maddus
Taylor
Maddux
Maddus
Scott County
Pay Before Vacation Says Kingsport Merchants
At a Kingsport Retail Merchants Association meeting held in the city court room merchants urged clearing open accounts before summer vacations. They warned delaying payments fuels a “tight” money mood, harms business, and shifts burdens to others, stressing accounts must be settled sooner or later.
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Kingsport
Paying Bills Before Vacation Keeps a Clear Conscience
The author argues there is no valid reason to delay paying bills for a vacation. If funds are short, skip or cut the trip. If one can borrow to cover bills, do so before departure to maintain finances and improve local business conditions.
Prohibition Enforcement Post Requires A Male Appointee
May Ide Sherman notes in The Washington Post that Mrs Willebrandt should be replaced by a competent male attorney to head the Volstead act enforcement division. She argues women are unfit for the role and that a man with training and bootleg expertise is needed for effective enforcement, noting the June 15 effective date.
Young's Joe Owen 1) Credits for reparations agreement
The Charlottesville Daily Progress lauds Owen D Young for engineering the Young plan compromise to settle German reparations, shifting from Dawes, with annual payments over fifty-nine years and a faster transition. It notes lingering questions and predicts strong regard for Young in future posts as authorities assess the conference outcome. The piece also mentions Coast Guard concerns about Col Lindbergh’s mystery boat on the Massachusetts coast, fearing smuggling.
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Young
Joe Owen
Germany
Mr. Young
Dawes
United States
Mos
Owen D. Young
Paris
Reparations Commission
Charlottesville
Coast Guard
Col. Lindbergh
Massachusetts
Reparations report outlines annuity structure and France favor
The report details annuities for creditor relief, dividing payments into postponable and non-postponable parts. It notes 27 unconditional annuities totaling about 660 million gold marks and discusses commercialization potential, with France receiving an equivalent of about 1.88 billion francs in present value. The United States offer to cut Occupation costs by ten percent is acknowledged, with remaining costs to be settled in later annuities and mixed claims to be cleared over 62 years.
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France
United States
Germany
Rhineland
Recital of Meetings and Bond Funds for Sellers
The passage outlines meetings recounted in a chapter titled devoted to commercialization and efforts to convert political debt into business equity. It discusses issuing bonds to fund reparations, and notes governments coordinating to market bonds for refunding internal debts.
False Warrant Thief Arrested in Tennessee Case
Nashville police report 22 year old Thomas H. Robinson confessed to entering two Nashville homes with fake search warrants and stealing about 9000 dollars in jewelry. He aided in recovery of all items. a Memphis dispatch noted a similar case linked to him and a separate $4000 jewel theft in nearby area.
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Nashville
Tenn
Thomas H. Robinson
C. C. Wagoner
W.E. Lamb
Memphis
Thomas H. Robinson, Jr
Nashviles
Russell Hennessey
Dr. Hennessey
Hennessey
Lindbergh Yacht Seen Going East Along Maine Coast
The cruiser Monette with Col Charles A Lindbergh and his wife Anne Morrow aboard was moving east along the Maine coast possibly toward North Haven and the summer home of Ambassador Dwight W Morrow. The vessel anchored briefly at York Harbor to restock before heading toward Cape Porpoise and North Haven.
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Portland
Monette
Charles A. Lindbergh
Anne Morrow
Maine
North Haven
Yas
H. M. Philbrick
Cape Porpoise
York Harbor
Joseph
W. Simpson
Answers for a Readers Test on Page Seven
This page presents ten trivia questions covering historical figures locations and objects. It asks for the engineer of the Brooklyn Bridge, Verne's submarine name, capital of the Confederate States, a person named Margaret Sangey, Senator Caraway’s state, Sing Sing’s location, ownership of the Hope Diamond, the southernmost U.S. city, the country containing California, and the native Peruvian people encountered by Spaniards.
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Brooklyn Bridge
Jules Verne
Con- Fade States of America
Margaret' Sangey
Caraway
U. S
Senate
Sing Sing
Lower California
Peru
Navy flyer sets new seaplane altitude record
Lieut Apollo Soucek of the navy established a new world seaplane altitude record Tuesday, surpassing the previous 37,995 feet set by Lieut C G Champion. The notch was confirmed after a barograph check by the Bureau of Standards and announced by the National Aeronautic Association. Soucek exceeded the prior mark by 560 feet in the Wright Apache craft.
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Washington
Apollo Soucek
Navy
National Aeronautic Association
Bureau of Standards
Soucck
C. GC. Champion
Howard's Action Draws Comment in London Circles
The June report notes Sir Esme Howard theBritish ambassador in Washington renounced ambassadorial liquor importation privileges drawing divided opinion in London clubs and diplomatic circles on propriety and policy.
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Londok
Esme Howard
Washington
London
Bomb wrecks store on South Ashland Avenue
A bomb damaged Joseph Cohen's fish store on South Ashland Avenue Chicago. Police suspect labor racketeers, though Cohen, a 20 year business operator, doubts the claim saying it belongs to every fish dealer's association. In Moscow, Alexis Rykoff, president of the council of People's Commissars, takes a long vacation on medical advice.
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Chicago
Jore 7
Joseph Cohen
Ashland Avenue
Cohen
Moscow
Alexis Rykoff
Council’ of Peoples’ Commissare
Soviet Union
Answers From A Public Service Column Or Almanac
A reader questions topics from flight and gravity to towers and history. Included are notes on air interaction with planes, the Larkin Tower claim, General Sherman’s Atlanta occupation date, Cecile Chaminade, and common questions about coins, anatomy, and diseases.
Bureau publishes duchess directory in alphabetic form
A bulleted directory lists principal figures from a motion picture setting, arranged alphabetically. The document references an editor and address in Washington, DC, and mentions stamps to cover postage and handling costs.
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Kingabort Sities
New York Avenue
Washinton
D.C
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Frederick M. Kirby
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