Margotic Law Praised as Crackdown on Dope Traffic
County and federal officials described a new state narcotics law as comprehensive and severe in curbing the drug trade. Federal agent Roy J Darling said the measure would enable action against dealers and addicts, with penalties up to five years in prison or fines up to $2000 for first offenses and stricter terms for subsequent violations. The law bans possession and distribution of narcotics, with exemptions for licensed medical personnel, and grants district attorneys injunctive power over relevant locations.
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Welter Tynan
Atate
Roy J Darling
San Antonio
D. F. Davis
Bia
Lax
Tynan Sais
Sasho
ICC Will Probe Rail Cut Request Between Cities
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered an investigation into a proposal by the Chicago Great Western and other railroads to cut round trip excursion fares between Chicago Forest Park and Maywood and Minneapolis St Paul and Rochester. A hearing is set in Chicago on June 3 before Examiners Hagerty and Crowley.
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Bs Wu
Toterstate” Commerces Commission
Chicago Great Western
Seo
Chicago
Forest Park
Maywood
Minneapolis
Bt. Paul
Hochester
Minn
Hesricg
Belde Chicago
Constable Charged in Pararotid Assault Case
Deputy George Brown of Precinct No 4 is charged with a parrotid assault on Meyer Reich, a Si en painter, on Fast Commerce Street. The complaint in County Court No 1 alleges Brown struck Reich on the head with a pistol after an elevation followed by movement.
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George Brown
Meyer Reich
Sien Painter
GG Fast Commerce Street
Barteby
Coputy
Man Found Dead at Wheel of Car
A man identified as Ben Bern Brum of 102 Crandall Street was found dead sitting at the wheel of an automobile on Washington Avenue Saturday. Police say death may be due to unknown fatal cause as stated by a Justice of the Peace. The body was discovered by a local resident.
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Crandall Street
Washington
Apalinar Guerra
Nogallios Fteest
Doak Criticized by Women's Party
The National Women's Party objects to Secretary Doak sending a representative to the Geneva international labor conference. They urge actions to secure an agreement that women should be allowed to work by night if needed and that labor protections be strengthened.
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Women's Party
Washington, D. Gy
National Women's Party Today
Tabor Doak
Compestion
Geneva
Anater
Patterson Named Army Surgeon General
Maj. Gen. Robert A. Patterson of the medical corps is named the new surgeon general of the Army for four years, succeeding Maj. Gen. Marion Wyjeeland who retires May 31. Patterson has served as surgeon general of the Medical Department.
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Robert A. Patterson
New Osurgeon
Ile
Marnilte Wy Jeeland
Patterson
Maxallan Department
Mexico President's Aide Flying to U S
Mexico President's aide to the United States travels via an Army route, escort procedures noted. Captain Diaz, a Mexican army officer, expected to cross the border en route to Los Angeles. Classified ads list household furnishings at low prices in a light classified section.
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Esceno
Tose Lean Dis
Mexico
Eighth Corps
Army
Tucson
Biggs Field
Diaz
Bozie Pass
Angeles
Pope Pius XI Outlines Labor Encyclical Plans
Pope Pius XI, gratified by a world wide radio broadcast, announced plans for a labor oriented encyclical to supplement Rerum Novarum. The document, due in about a week, will advocate class collaboration, fairer capital and labor relations, and elevate workers’ status. The pope emphasized radio as a bridge between the Vatican and Catholics worldwide.
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Pius
Vatican
Capital
Tabor
War Is Planned Against Dallas Racket Gangs
A vigorous campaign was launched today against racketeers blamed for a crime spree by Chicago line operators. A $200 reward was posted for information leading to arrests and a special investigator was assigned by the district attorney to the case. District Attorney William McCoed said crime conditions have reached a serious aspect as racketeers target owners.
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Dallas
INS
Sulthorilies
Chicago
Willian McCoed
Joe
Chaplain Bateman to Speak at Army Chapel Service
Chaplain C. C. Bateman, retired, will speak at the Army chapel service at 6 p.m. Sunday on "Who Is Running This World?"
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Chaplin C. C. Bateman
Army
AL Veaper
Plaster Cast Becomes Autograph Album for L.A. Boy
In Angeles California on May 16 12 year old Robert Fritch received a plaster cast after a hospital accident yet turned the injury into a keepsake by mounting signatures in an autograph album. The white plaster served as a backdrop for hundreds of classmates as they signed.
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Angeles
Calif
Robert Fritch
Ulay
Judge Interferes in Jury Verdict In Car Crash Case
Bridgeport court judge charged with interfering in a jury verdict in a motor vehicle accident dispute. The judge urged remittitur from 3400 to 1000, warning he would set aside the verdict if not reduced. He proposed 1500 as a fair award and pressed for the remission.
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Bridgep
Ronk
Relornell
Elle
Failire
Interpreter Is Facile Linguist
San Diego dispatch notes Quon Choak, a court interpreter praised for linguistic gifts, speaking many dialects including Portuguese French German Italian and more. He shares impressions on travel and language, noting his lengthy career and recent discussions about a vacation to China.
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Call
Rade
INS
Quon Choak
Choak
China
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