Tough Kids and Reputation Case Stirs Debate in Courts
The court ruling in the William McCue case denounces the claim that McCue was the toughest kid in Hell's Kitchen and awards him 3500 dollars for reputational damage from a photo-linked publication. The judge notes poverty does not prove criminality and urges humane understanding while cautioning against sensational labels. The article also discusses Allied postwar policy, port export shifts from New York, and the need for balanced distribution of cargo beyond a single hub.
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William McCue
New York City
Hell's Kitchen
Russel Sage Foundation
Ildren
William
Justice Ford
Germany Defies Treaty Demands in Sharply Critical Dispatch
A diplomatic dispatch accuses Germany of defying the peace treaty by delaying reparations, underdelivering coal to France, and clandestinely expanding military power. It notes Germany’s failure to disarm as promised, with large arsenals and weapon production continuing despite obligations.
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Rendrican Corr
Allied Council
Germany
France
Turks Deny Responsibility For War In Allied Note
Paris June 30 The Turkish delegation replies to the allied treaty terms denying major responsibility for the war while acknowledging Poland Jugo Slavia and Hedjaz as new states It recognizes French protectorate over Tunisia and Morocco renounces rights to Libya and strips Turkey of claims to Aegean islands It affirms independence for Syria Mesopotamia and Palestine and renounces rights to Egypt The note recognizes Great Britain in the Suez Canal and Sudan and Cyprus and renounces Turkish claims to various Aegean and eastern Med islands It protests the ceding of Smyrna threatens force to guarantee Greek sovereignty and places the Greek front within range of Constantinople
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Palestine
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Sudan
Calso
Cyprus
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Tenevlos
Lemnos
Samathrace
Mytelene
Chios
Samos
Nikavi
Greece
Turkey
Smyrna
Republicans Plan For Speaking Tours
The Associated Press reports a coordinated Republican speaking campaign under Chairman Hays and Rep. Fess. Senators and at least 150 House members are expected to tour the country after September primaries, with bureaus in New York and Chicago run by Fess and Senator Poindexter.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hays
National Committee
Fess
Ohio
Congressional Campaign Committee
House
Campaien
Poindexter
Republican Seniatorial Committee
New York
Chicago
Utah Traction Company Gets Rate Rise Order
The Utah public utility commission issued an order allowing Utah Traction Company to raise its fares from 6 to 7 cents, effective July 3, but denied a request to charge one cent for transfers. Increases are about half of what was requested. The commission cited streetcar levies under state law and suggested adding safety measures to reduce operating costs without reducing current jobs.
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Sale Lake City
Utah Public Utility ‘Commission 1
Locat Ction Company Authority
Nine citizens escort officials from town amid mass meeting
Ipbanks, president of a distasteful association, and Rev. J. P. Ipeood, a Baptist minister, were escorted out of town by a nine member citizens committee as a Hib ar union sympathizers mass meeting approached. They were taken three miles from the city, stripped, and whipped with switches cut from trees.
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Minis Blue Ark
Ipbanks
St. Tour Yrrdimen’s Association
J. P. Ipeood
St. Ibhis
Ctizen
Hibar Union
Vastiy
Riot Rumors Halted by Legion Patrol in Miami Florida
In Miami Florida on June 26 three hundred members of the American Legion responded to a reported race disturbance linked to a bombing near a Black dwelling. Mayor Smith mobilized patrols and the legion kept streets quiet overnight with no casualties reported as Black residents gathered in the area.
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Mlami
Fla
Americian Tegion
Miyor Smith
Negra
Survanta Mobile Sata
Legian
Formation of Marine Insurance Syndicates Aims at $2,500,000 Risk
Washington June 30. Formations by three marine insurance syndicates to underwrite American vessels up to 2,500,000 on a single risk were announced by Chairman Benson of the Shipping Board. The move follows threats by British companies to refuse continuing their insurance due to the Jones Merchant Marine Act and its recent passage.
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Washington
T& ‘Insurance Companies
Benson
Shipping Board
Jones Merchant Marine
Villa wrecks train near Avarez now reported
In Mexico near Avarez south of Chihuahua City the passenger train was dynamited by Villistas yesterday. H A Trasser of New York, director, and Coe Baler of El Paso, general manager of American Smelting and Refining, reportedly led or were connected to the action. Mosico properties were damaged as a result of the attack according to reports received today.
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Avarez
Mex
H. A. Trasser
New York
Coe Baler
el Paso
Lynchings Decrease Reported for First Half Year
A Tuskegee Institute official statement filed by principal R St. Milton reports lynchings fell to 12 in the first six months of this year, down from 17 in 1940 and from 19 in 1919, with the figures released publicly today.
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Tesengee
Ain
Dane
Tuskegee Institute
Legal action filed against two major manufacturers
In Washington on June 30 a Department of Justice suit was filed in Chicago alleging violation of the Sherman Antitrust Act by two principal U.S. manufacturers. Details remain limited as officials announced the case tonight.
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Washington
Chicago
Bids On German Liners Open At Shipping Board
Washington June 20 bids for the former German liners Leviathan and De Kalb were opened at the Shipping Board with offers of 3,000,600 dollars and 860,000 dollars respectively. The two bids were the only ones received.
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Washington
Leviathan
Shipping Board
Recess After Naming Ten Leaders Signal at Convention
The platform committees plan to report at a later session and the convention will dispose of the platform before submitting to delegates. Ambassad or Davis supporters believe presenting his name after a rest could boost his chances for a presidential nomination tomorrow night or Friday, improving optics over a late half day showing.
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Lewilers
Baltocinis
Davis
Ancient Greek Writing and Law Inscriptions
Mary Mills Patrick notes in National Geographic that sixth century B C Greece lacked free written records and used wooden tablets for Abraines. Heraclitus and Solon are cited as examples of authors who wrote books or laws, with writing being hard to decipher due to lack of word separation and bidirectional lines.
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Jenian
Matto
Mary Mills Patrick
National Geographicg
Heraclitus
Ephesus
Kent
Diane
Hoor
Solon
Pittakos
Convention Scene Turns Singing Mad At Democratic Meet
At the San Francisco gathering June 30, delegates and admirers flooded the floor as Cochran moved through the crowd receiving guests and mingling with old banners and tokens. The spontaneous merriment faded to speeches as exhaustion ended the spectacle and James R. Bothwell proposed a national platform plank urging reclamation of arid lands and a fixed policy with funds for home building and agriculture.
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Cochran
Pri
Jorey
Mind
Palmer
Cox
San Francisco
James R. Bothwell
Idaho
Convention Turns Into Love Feast at Rally
The crowd greeted him as an old friend, shouting and cheering at the convention. Cockran delivered an energetic address praising President Wilaya and the portrait above the hall, drawing sustained applause from the floor.
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New Yorker
Cockran
Wilaya
Smith
American Fingand
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