Judge Atwell's court uses psychology to steer drug offenders
In New York a Dallas judge presides in federal court, courting addicts with talks and promises to steer them away from crime. He treats offenders as customers for justice, asking them to tell their stories and aiming for reform alongside sentencing.
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New York
Wm. BR. Atwell
Dallas
Texas
Atlanta
Fovestly
Samuel Alpert
Jude Aten
Judge Acwett
Dude Atwell
Atuell
Sincerity and the judge's role in jury selection
A fragment discusses hearing a story honestly and the judge’s duty to discern sincerity to ensure a fair jury. It emphasizes that genuine candor from a witness or source helps reveal truth.
Street of Forgotten Men stars Marmont and Hamilton at Arcady
Percy Marmont Neil Hamilton and Mary Arien headline the street level melodrama Street of Forgotten Men a Herbert Krenan Paramount feature shown at the Arcady Theatres Wednesday and Thursday. Marmont plays Easy Money Charlie a fake cripple who exploits the public while shaping a bleak Bowery underworld romance. The picture adapts Gov Kibbes Turners Liberty Magazine story focusing on a man who inherits a baby girl and uses wealth and lies to pursue happiness.
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Percy Marmont
Neil Hamilton
Mary Arien
Herbert Krenan
Neutral European Nations Push Early Disarmament Conference
European neutrals will press for an early disarmament conference as the League of Nations assembly opens discussion on the council report. Issues include minority protections Balkan security pact and reorganization of the league council with ongoing prep work for disarmament.
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Geneva
Sepi
Europe
Zohte
Denmark
Assembly
League of Nations
League
Counel
Gseuneil
Senator Couzens Urges Air Defense Inquiry
Senator James Couzens today urged a congressional probe into the nation’s air defense administration. He dismissed an army and navy inquiry as useless, saying only a broader inquiry can reveal and blast through the bureaucracy’s incompetence.
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Detroit
James Couzens
Army
Navy
Kings of U S Democracy Tout Plans for City Improvements
A historical note outlines public works plans across major U S cities, detailing tens of millions in funding over a decade. Detroit Chicago Cleveland Kansas City St Louis tally large sums for schools parks libraries and sewers while Chicago leads with a multi project lakefront redevelopment.
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Detroit
Chiccaga
Denst
V- Trestean
Louis XIV
Frances
Versailles
Uno
San
Cleveland
Kansas City
St. Louis
Uhtreat
SMTA
Amd
Cleveland plans for waterworks and airport development
The article notes Cleveland considering a forty million plan including a new airport and a regional mall with height and architectural limits. It lists annual operating costs for midwestern cities such as Detroit, Milwaukee, Indianapolis, and Oklahoma City, highlighting varied municipal spending levels.
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Ech
Vip
En Fur
Leveland
Milien
Louis
Milwaukee
Rance City
Oklahoma City
Fort Worth
Bowkie
Indianapolis
Firestone educational tire demonstration at Williams Garage
W C Pierre of the Firestone Rubber Co. Akron and a technician from Me Bierce conduct an educational tire making demonstration at Williams Garage. The event aims to educate motorists and kick off a broader Firestone campaign in Salisbury with ongoing demonstrations today and Thursday to boost awareness and potential sales.
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W. C. Pierre
Firestone Rubber Co
Akron
Me. Bierce
Williams
Fwunerd
Salisburians
Firestone
Salisbury
Tire making demonstration previews practical course
A local demonstration outlines a vocational tire making course. It covers tire types and construction with direct samples from the factory, aiming to show practical techniques and potential outcomes.
Fragmented Local News From Various Cities
Flashes of life report eclectic items including Alden and Stinda cures in Connecticut, Mastiehd opening a school to aid a company and produce plays, a film contract for Dorothy MacKail in New York, and a $120 coin weight claim. West Side strikes on batteries and toothpastes. a cook Tarnowski exposed as an ecclesiastical impostor. Jim Jefferies comments on Mob Fitzim avers in Vermin California. Morris Hilkiquit arrives from Europe. seamen strike sympathizers disrupt dock area. A $25 fine in St. Louis for a game attendance. Danis sues the Structural Star Workers Union for 3.0 million. Irregular school attendance cited by Washington education bureau.
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Miles Stinda de Cure Atimir
Gurers
New Clenden
Richard Mastiehd
Vadends
New York
Dorothy MacKail
Ings
Dollara
Sterling
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Calif
Jim Jefferies
Jin
Jimmy Delaney
Morris Hilkiquit
Europe
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Browns
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Danis
Structural Star Workers Union
Washington
Bureau of Education
Cornwall Church Aims to Halt Devil's Passage via Sacred Hole
A Cornish church in England preserves a ritual feature a cauldron or hole said to allow the devil to pass out. Parishioners describe the relic as a local safeguard during ceremonies and view it as a traditional safeguard against evil.
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Cornwall
Eng
Service Honors Departed With Thoughtful Funeral Arrangements
The notice describes a thorough understanding of funeral needs and a service that bears the burden of planning. It emphasizes a complete and considerate approach to easing sorrow and providing a fitting tribute to the memory of the departed.
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Essa
Whisker Champ Injured Riding In Nevada Incident
Reno reports Wilcox, famed for a 22 foot beard profile, was seriously hurt in Carson City after being struck by a car while riding his bicycle on Main Street. He suffered a broken leg, a sprained shoulder, and fears of a fatal outcome due to age. His green parrot, his longtime companion, rode with him on the handlebars until the accident.
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Reno
Nev
A.P
S Wilcox
Sears Axy
Carson City
Jand
Tuberculosis Clinic Open for Haleda
The regular monthly TV Clinic under Maryland Tuberculosis Association will be conducted at Pent ieneral Hospital on Fridays from nine to twelve thirty in the afternoon. John M. Nicklas, director, will attend and oversee town activities. A 40000 watt electric bulb is noted in the article.
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Maryland Tuberculosis
Pentiieneral Hospital
John M. Nicklas
iShary
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