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Newspaper

Mooresville Times

Location

Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1923

Page

7

Portrait of Cook County State's Attorney in Leighton Mount case

A portrait of Robert E. Crowe taking charge of the Leighton Mount mystery at Northwestern University Evanston. He pursued three inquiry lines murder manslaughter and death by own action but results stalled. President Scott offered 10000 for information leading to indictment conviction or inquest finding Mount’s death self inflicted.

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Woman Financial Wizard in Gotham Reveals Forged Notes

The article details Mrs. Myrtlo Hayes forging signatures on notes in a Gotham scheme. It cites Charles Schwab and Bethlehem Steel executives, noting Schwab returned from a European trip after learning of the forgery and met Hayes to discuss the matter.

Woman “Financial Wizard Gotham Haves Pulie Clee Perese Bass Hess Maen Schwab Bethlehem Steel Myrtlo Hayes America Dioses Loeb Chisago

Beck Called to English Bar Faces Barrister Backlash

James M. Beck, U.S. solicitor general, is approved for admission to the English bar at Gray’s Inn amid protests from British barristers. Exemption to foreign lawyers drawing sharp criticism. peers argue the historic rule requiring self-pronunciation and residency blocks his entry. The Privy Council debate continues with no departure from precedent.

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American Women Meet in Rome for Peace Mission

Mrs Maud Wood Park president of the National League of Women Voters attended the International Woman Suffrage Alliance congress in Rome as a U S delegate with Mrs Gifford Pinchot and Mrs James Morrisson. Carrie Chapman Catt presided and declined re election. The group planned a tour of Italy France England and Germany to learn how American women can advance world peace. The league is the successor to the National American Woman Suffrage Association and separate from the National Woman's Party.

Maud Wood Park National League of Women Voters Thce International Woman Suffrage Alliance Rome America Gifford Pinchot Pennsylvania James Morrisson Illinois Carrie Chapman Catt Alliance Italy France England Germany League Europe National American Women Suffrage Association National Woman's Party

Radio Used by Legion Spreads Messages to Members Nationwide

The American Legion broadcasts reach through radio as national and state leaders address members. Receiving sets in Legion posts enable widespread listening from coast to coast. Early broadcasts included Alvin Owsley’s Kernote speech from Lincoln and planned nationwide relay of commander talks to reinforce unity across the 1900000 members.

The American Legion Alvin Owsley San Princeisco Kansas City United States States

Legion couple wed in Washington meets McRae and Beach

Kenneth H. McRae past commander of the first American Legion post in the United States praises Legion service. He met Miss Lois May Beach past commander of the U S S Jacob Jones post in Washington D C. The couple married after Legion events drew many members together.

Kenneth H. Mcrae American Legion United States Legion Veterans’ Association McRae George Washington Post Washington, D. C Lois May Beach U.S. S Jacob Jones Peach Naval Reserve Force MecIkae United States Naval Reserve Force Navy Department Nebraska France

Decentralized Legion claims handling plan announced

Joe Sparks national chairman introduces a plan to speed up veterans claims by routing them through Legion department service editions in the state of origin. Subdistrict offices and other bureaus will monitor cooperation, with unresolved cases referred to the Halsen representative and district offices for action.

American Legion Joe Sparks Committee of the Legion Sparks Beieves Legion Gqibek Veterans Burredu Legion Department United States Veterans’ Bureau National Service Division Ciief Halsen Veterans’ Bureau

Cookies for Disabled Men

American Legion Auxiliary of Kansas bakes 18 720 cookies for disabled veterans in Kansas City and Leavenworth hospitals. With 130 units, each mails 12 dozen cookies monthly to chief dietitians who set out jars in wards where veterans, aided by crutches and wheelchairs, eagerly reach for nut sugar cookies with fruit.

American Legion Auxiliary of Kansas Kansas City Leavenworth Auxiliary

Must Protect Our Citizens Opposition to Japanese Labor in Oregon Orchard

Lemuel Bolles national adjutant of the American Legion declares substitution of foreign for American labor a threat to American interests in a Medford Oregon letter. He urges united action to educate the public enforce immigration laws and pass new measures to preserve America for capable citizens.

America Lemuel Bolles The American Legion Legion Medford Ore Mir Legion National Adjutant

Sioux Falls Legion Fosters Community Center for Americanization

Harold B. Mason Post of the American Legion plans an Americanization drive in Sioux Falls South Dakota. A 12 organization committee joins with the Legion to form a community center run through schools to erase foreign born and native differences with talks on citizenship and special programs every session.

Harold B. Mason Post American Legion Sioux Falls S. D Legion

Victorian bridal fashion parade of the season in New York

A fashion correspondent notes ultra simple wedding attire with Victorian lines. Brides wear pearl white taffeta gowns with full skirts and drooping shoulders, while bridesmaids in blue and mauve changeable taffeta and airy fichus feature lace and silver rose accents. Early summer organdie gowns for brides and attendants contrast with summer hues and delicate hat forms.

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