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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1921
Page
3
A photograph shows an ingenious latch called a gate latch designed to deter burglars posing as gas or utility workers. When the latch is in place the door opens only a few inches while the catch remains secure. The simple device is easy to build and can give anxious homemakers added protection.
Washington April 22 Attorney General Daugherty urged Congress to establish federal commissioners courts to exclusively handle prohibition cases. The present federal courts are clogged with violations and speed is needed. The proposed courts would be presided over by a federal opinion, with jury trial.
Washington April 22 reports say Landis will not be brought to trial by the house on impeachment unless new charges arise and no decision by the house judiciary committee has been made. Also mentioned is a nine member panel to decide U.S. money policy amid European economic concerns.
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