First Woman Federal Judge Named For New York Court
Genevieve R. Cline, Cleveland, poised to become the first woman U.S. customs court judge in the nation, with a $10,000 yearly lifetime appointment if Senate confirmation follows Coolidge nomination. The Chicago-born attorney, long active in tariff law, is praised for hard work and fair play.
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NEA
Cleveland
Genevieve R. Cline
Harding
Ceres
U.S. Customs Court
Cline
Genevieve Cline
Miss Cline
Doctor Found What is Best for Thin Constipated People
An old Monticello doctor, Dr Caldwell, used a simple laxative herb formula with pepsin for constipation mainly affecting women children and babies. In 1892 he marketed Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, which grew popular through steady usage and word of mouth. The ad boasts millions of bottles yearly, claims wide home use, and invites readers to request a free sample by writing to Syrup Pepsin Monticello Illinois.
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Monticello
Minis
Caldwell
Rush Medical College
Dr. Caldwell
Miss Cline to Judge Role At Customs Court
A description of Miss Cline becoming a Federal Customs Court judge handling trade cases. It details a wide range of goods and misclassification disputes, noting a dental mirror example and the appeal route to the U S Customs Court of Appeals. It ends with a note on men’s dockets and influenza risks.
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Vienna
England
Paris
Copenhagen
Japan
Germany
Scotland
Italy
Cline
Miss Cline
Miles Cline
U. S
Customs Court of Appeals
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President Coolidge
Federal Customs Court
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Hungary
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Qeturttte
Frigidaire
General Motors
the Potomac Edison CO
East
Washington
Hagerstown
Rudy
A. L
Hanne
Rudy's. Rexall ‘Pharmacy Hotel
Hamilton Comer
Isomorrou
Crescent Bakery & Confectionery
West
Washington Street
V. Wilkes
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