The Judge Was Astounded By Contempt Of Court
A Kentucky circuit court judge and a prosecuting attorney face contempt claims amid a controversial case in Newport Kenton County. The piece portrays bias against Black and Jewish witnesses and questions who the court serves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazi Germany
Commonwealth of Kenton
Newport
Cincinnati
John “Pete” Montjoy
Newport Negro
John Northcutt
Kentucky Circuit Court
Alie J. Howard
Court of the People
Judge North
Farewell to Cincinnati Leader Seeks Peace in City and Nation
A long letter from a Cincinnati councilman-elect outlines hopes for a cooperative city council, a civil war of factions, and a major federal pension plan. He argues for a two-to-one federal state match up to fifty dollars monthly, means testing, and preservation of thrift. He envisions a posture of restraint toward courts and taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Council
Congress
James Wilson
Wilson
Clark
Henry Flarsheim
Flarsheim
Democratic Party
Charter Movement
Mr. Flarsheim
Democrats League
Benedict Arnold
Supreme Court
Cincinnati
United States
South
Ohio
Asib
England
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kentucky
Justice
Herbert S. Bigelow
By Hersert S. Bigelow