Chicago lawyers clash with Dean Pound over ethics in crime law
Jan 1 Chicago letters reveal a dispute between Dean Roscoe Pound of Harvard Law School and prominent lawyers. Pound says criminal law is neglected in schools while critics argue that criminal procedure and constitutional rights are essential, with some defending the profession’s role in safeguarding the defendant’s liberty.
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Cheap labor to make Vienna a shipbuilding center
The first sea going vessel built in Austria, a 360 ton steel ship for a Bulgarian company, was completed amid great interest. Thousands gathered at the waterfront to view the launch, signaling Vienna’s budding role in shipbuilding and hopes for Black Sea trade.
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Don’t Let a Cough or Cold Go Down
An old advertisement urges prompt use of Ayers Cherry Pectoral to stop colds from descending into the chest and bronchial tubes. It claims immediate reach to the throat and lungs, endorses safety for children and adults, and lists pricing of 60 cents and one dollar.
Vienna shipbuilding hopes amid cheap labor costs
The statement notes Austria aims to attract bids by using lower labor costs to turn Vienna into a shipbuilding hub. It mentions a political figure staying out of politics and hints proposals likely to be approved. A historic Constantinople mosque is cited as a future restaurant amusement site, with ties to Emperor Justinian and ancient marbles.
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Free State may adopt changes in constitution
Dublin reports a committee set to study proposed amendments to the Irish Free State constitution suggests four main changes. They include returning the Dail chairman unopposed at the next general election, abolishing the public holiday on election day while extending police hours, increasing the Dail term from four to six years, and expanding the executive council from seven to twelve members.
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Dutch engineer unveils sun-shaped propeller fork boats
A Dutch marine engineer introduces a sun shaped propeller for boats. The fin at the rear spins and directs a circular movement, claimed to boost power by twenty percent and reduce rudder needs. The invention aims to increase motor force and streamline steering.
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AEW
Amsterdam
Royal Clothing Stores Handkerchief Sale Note
Regular 250 S or value 1.79 riveted seams handkerchief free at Royal Clothing Stores located 593 Broad Street.
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Broad Street
Treaty linking Cuban and Mexican telegraph by wireless
A historic accord between Cuba and Mexico provides for connecting their telegraph networks by wireless and establishing a transmission system for both public and private use, marking cooperation in communications infrastructure.
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