Tyranny of a Cleveland judge sparks press freedom clash
The editorial condemns Judge Frederick P. Walther who fined two Cleveland editors 500 each and jailed them for contempt after criticizing an injunction barring enforcement at a race track. It argues a judge cannot preside as plaintiff prosecutor bailiff jury and judge in one case and calls this tyrannical, warning that the Supreme Court and Constitution protect press freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Frederick P. Walther
Court of Common Pleas
Supreme Court of the United States
Congress
Responsibility for Dry Law Violation In the Home
Two Chandler boys aged sixteen and seventeen were jailed for home liquor violations after their father was slain by a prohibition agent. Citizens in San Antonio posted bonds for them as they face charges the article condemns as a travesty of justice and urges the district attorney to seek dismissal in the interest of humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chandler
Bexar County
Jad
San_ Antonio
Tien
Ithman
United States
Letter urges Texas papers to publish state election returns
A San Antonio citizen writes to The Light and other Texas newspapers decrying delays in reporting state constitutional amendment results. He argues 206000 voters showed interest and newspapers fund a costly bureau to publish returns quickly, noting newspapers perform a government function during elections. He warns without press initiative election outcomes would be delayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Light
Citizen of
San Antonio
Texas
Texas Election Bureau
Listen World Sod Column on Love and Behavior
Elsie Robinson criticizes the idea that love alone ensures happiness and loyalty. She argues lasting respect, confidence, and productive behavior are earned through reliable actions and first class human conduct within relationships and marriage.
Tia Juana and Agua Caliente Casino Scene Declares Its Glow
A vivid 1920s style travelogue paints Tia Juana and Agua Caliente as glamour havens near the Mexico border. It describes lush settings, curious architecture, and a bustling gambling scene with high rollers, expensive bets, and a wary eye on fair play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tia Juana
Mexico
Monte Carlo
Agua Callente
Tong
Azua Caliente
Miliaret
Percocke
Anolber Casino
Agua Caliente
Lanehers
Atrut
Figures of Speech Wolf at the Door in European Proverbial Talk
A fragment discusses the wolf at the door as a symbol of poverty and fear of want. It references European sayings about hunger and appetite, noting phrases from French and German that depict a voracious, consuming stomach and dire financial need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Westward expansion and its famine under frontier limits
A critical examination of industrial growth swallowing agricultural land from the eastern seaboard to the Mississippi, warning that New England and New York would collapse without local food, while the West becomes self sufficient. It argues for near term plant and fishing expansions to bring prosperity home and curb hunger as the nation splits into producer and consumer regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Horace Greeley
Seaboard
Lakes
Gulf
New York
New England
Central
Manhattan
Mississippi
Dhe Bank
West
Haat
Ohio
Atlantic
Pittsburgh
Ladit Tong Bawl
Erebheters
Powerful Army Battle Tank Tested At Fort Meade speeds past fifty
A new war machine clad in heavy armor rapid tested at Port Meade reportedly exceeded 49 miles per hour. The device is described as a powerful weapon capable of breaking through large formations and plowed fields. The piece notes readiness for war while implying invasion would require foreign parties, and hints at U S defensive posture.
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Port George E. Meade
United States
Mexico
Canada
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Elsie Robinson
Diuze
Priit
Harwiny
Ealin Eadh Crisnton
Mme
Hansen
Sephtique Doerne Institute
Aon Seateh
Iust
Beliere Soy
Downe
Haig
Hennessey
Old Crow
Boyal
Menhalie
To & v
San Francisco
Hige
Sesaughe Syndicate, Inc
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