Chicago Bar Plans Rules on Courtroom Photos
Chicago authorities plan two reforms to curb sensational reporting of trials. A proposed rule would ban photographs in court to remove visual spectacle. The second measure aims to ensure reports treat proceedings as solemn judicial inquiries rather than theatrical events.
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Paris Court Popular Divorces Granted to Americans in 1923
Paris records show American divorces issued by Paris courts in 1923 reached 14 percent of 7 064 total cases. Foreigners of all other nationalities combined totaled 451. No special French law governs American divorces and no new legislation is planned. A Poincare era inquiry confirmed McAdoo Huger claims had valid French domiciliaries. France applies U.S. states laws to American applicants. A Rock Creek District 13 school box social is planned for Saturday night January 24.
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Poison gas as future weapon in gas war
Berlin reports that Dr K K Hansilian and F Bergendorff state in their new treatise The Chemical War that future conflict will be dominated by gas. They say a nation’s science and technology will decide power and global influence as air and gas fighting with gas carrying tanks span wide areas and civil populations suffer as much as troops.
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Mrs Grippin Burn Injury After Gasoline Can Explosion
Mrs Fred Grippin of Ellis County remains in critical condition in a Hays hospital after a gasoline can exploded in her kitchen last evening. Doctors say recovery is doubtful as the fire likely started from heat on the stove while she prepared supper.
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Eudora Social Guests and Visiting Neighbors
Eudora notes recount various visits and hospitality. Henry and Martha Giertz, Alice Walters, and Carl Pleger spent Wednesday night with the Neises. Olathe couple Charles Ott and Mrs Ott visited Belleview Grange oyster supper guests and stayed with Mr and Mrs George Ott Sr. plus many local residents hosted dinners and greetings through the week.
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Otto Abels
Missouri
Oscar Lothholz
Harry Milles
DeSoto
Reid Miller
Ray
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Community Notices From Eudora And Surroundings
Local residents report arrivals and visits including a newborn nine bee son born January Sth. Miss Pearl Manes visits Amarillo sister Mrs. Dalton Johnson. Families gather in Weaver and Lawrence for Farm Bureau and birthday celebrations. Several gatherings include Holmes Kinred Votaw Gerstenberger Starr and Lane families with extended visits across Eudora and Fall Leaf.
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Communist Party of Jugoslavia Outlawed in Decree
Belgrade Jan 21 The communist party of Jugoslavia under the name Party of the Independent Workers has been outlawed by government decree. Headquarters closed and the party slogan The Workers in Chains forbidden. The council of ministers will not currently recognize Soviet Russia and will not enter trade relations with Bolshevists.
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Woman of Forty Victim of Constipation
Mrs Fannie White of 678 Marcy Avenue Brook s Tyn New York writes about five years of morning headaches and loss of appetite caused by poor intestinal elimination. She credits Car Little Liver pills with easing symptoms noting they are small easy to take non gripping and leave pleasant after effects.
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Oxford to sell central block feared by university
An Oxford city plan to auction a central block of about 40 old buildings within six months sparks alarm at Balliol Trinity Exeter and Jesus colleges. The area along the Broad and Ship Street could bring noise and traffic if converted to shops and garages, prompting calls for wealthy subscribers to fund university use. The university and city clash over control as sales proceed.
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Crowds Pack Bowesrock Theatre for Thief of Bagdad Showing
The Bowersock theatre drew standing room only crowds for the first showing of The Thief of Bagdad last night. Patrons filled the venue as the film attracted strong local turnout.
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