College training urged for bar admission by American Bar Association
Washington editor reports William G. McAdoo supports adding two years of college study to the three-year law school requirement for future lawyers. Delegates from state and local bars discuss admissions standards as vital to public welfare and the profession. The traditional office apprenticeship is criticized as outdated.
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The Independent Woman Struggles With Modern Independence
A terse pamphlet critiques the wage earning woman facing health costs as she struggles with daily routines. It highlights Lyilin B. Wickham's Ve ble Campoumi as a aid, noting its impact in helping women regain balance and purpose amid societal pressures.
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Don’t Spoil Your Childs Hair By Washing It
A reader warns against harming a child’s scalp with certain soaps and hair products. The piece promotes a gentle, clarified shampoo, stressing the need to avoid harsh chemicals and to use pure, treeless formulas. It cautions that strong lathers and chemicals can distress the scalp and hair.
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Suggestions for legal education reform debated by school group
Mr Lewin urged a united effort to raise professional standards in law by creating local bar education committees, screening applicants for character, and limiting registrations until reviewed by a specially appointed committee to ensure moral qualification and readiness for bar admission.
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Genoa conference postponed by Italian crisis
Rome reports that due to ongoing ministerial strife the Italian government cannot hold May 8 as the Genoa economic conference date. Jehoa has postponed the meeting and notified invitees while seeking a new date with allied governments. Preparations for the conference proceed. Wild ducks and geese rise in Helena area.
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Princess Mary Becomes National Symbol In Britain
Princess Mary, only daughter of King George and Queen Mary, captivates Britain as a living symbol. Crowds gather daily at Buckingham Palace to glimpse her life, while proud, loyal Britons praise her moral fidelity and the royal family’s splendor amid global envy and national pride.
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Blackmail Charge Sparks Legislative Resolution In Mississippi
A resolution in Jackson Alabama Mississippi reads seeking a special committee to probe Gov Lee M Russell's claim that the $100000 damage suit against him was instigated by insurance companies to gain favorable legislation. The resolution follows the governor's special message alleging a blackmail scheme and political influence.
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Chaney Muddle Prompts House Reading Misleading Inquiry
Fragmentary notes show Chaney challenging a governor's messages as misleading while a presbyteral inquiry and gubernatorial cession issues provoke debate in a tense legislative setting. No decisive action recorded.
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Jail Alleged Bandits Nabbed After Early Morning Raid
Reports state four gunmen who had just finished a game with two others were arrested in a meal-rooming house by state officers and locals. Nearby, raids on several dance halls yielded no arrests. Conflicting accounts described a garden area a few miles away as well run, with varying details about other locations and persons involved.
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Broker Sought in Multi-Million Fraud Case
New York February 24. A broker named Lindsey from South Nyack is being sought on charges of defrauding Mrs. Lilian B. Duke, a divorced wife of tobacco magnate Somes B. Duke, of at least 980,000 including jewelry. Allegations involve other associates and a plan to take money and valuables from Mrs. Duke, who was described as easily influenced. Also noted are separate lawsuits against Mrs. Elizabeth Arnold and references to Percу Rockefeller and George B. Laker in related trading schemes. authorities moved to hold Lindsey’s home in Rockland County pending suit outcomes.
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Oklhams and Gretan Deal Amid Mixed Amounts
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple monetary figures tied to places and groups including Washington Wisconsin and South Dakota. The readable items show sums like 85 000 and 471 00, with scattered proper nouns and odd spellings, suggesting a collapsed financial list or market note with no clear single event.
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