New Game Code Sets Hunting Rules and Seasons in State
The Wild Life League of Pennsylvania reports a new law house bill No 119 establishing strict game protections. It bans market hunting, rabbit and squirrel sales, ferret ownership without license, and bear trapping. bans hunting for hire and sets seasons and bag limits for species including squirrels grouse woodcock quail wild turkey ring neck pheasant black birds Hungarian quail deer and others with specific dates and male deer rule.
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Wild Life League of
Pennsylvania
Game Commission
Public Defender in Los Angeles Proves Worth While
Los Angeles has run the public defender system for fifteen months. It has achieved much and likely would not revert to the old system. Appointed January 6, 1913, Walton J. Wood heads the office which handles about 800 cases a month in Superior Courts, providing essential defense for the poor amid underfunding and limited support.
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Los Angeles
Walton J. Wood
United States
Loseles County
Leo Frank Seeks Commutation to Life Term
Leo M. Frank, condemned for the Mary Phagan murder, filed a petition with the Georgia Prison Commission seeking commutation to life imprisonment. The affidavit, signed by Frank and notary John B. Suttles, argues innocence and questions the reliability of the evidence. The move, opposed by some lawyers, aims to present new facts and pursue executive clemency.
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Atlanta
Leo M. Frank
Mary Phagan
Georgia Prison Commission
Godloe Yancy
Frank
John B. Suttles
United States Supreme Court
Raw Foods Health Advice From Commissioner of Health
The article urges thorough washing of raw vegetables and berries before eating and warns against using night soil on truck gardens and polluted streams for watercress. It notes bananas should be washed upon receipt to prevent dirt transfer. A separate brief reports wind delays in submarine F-4 cable work off Honolulu.
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Washington
Moore
Honolulu
Calling Wife Chicken No Crime Says Judge
In St Louis Judge Hogan ruled a husband may call his wife chicken and that she should take it, noting age terms like old hen. Charles Watkins, a clerk, was arraigned on a complaint by his wife for “vile names” including chicken. The case was dismissed. The page also notes a girl’s humorous prayer after a tooth extraction.
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St. Louis
Hogan
Charles F. Watkins
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Leo Frank
L. S. Roan
Termine
Commissioner of Health
Excelsior Boy Scouts
TEE Excelsior Shoe CO
Portsmouth
Ziegler Bros
Mary Janes
Tan Oxfords
Second Ave
Warren, PA
Oxfords
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