Bar Members Laud Press Reports of Trials and Uniform Laws
Philadelphia July 7 bar officials praised press accuracy in reporting trials and discussed uniform divorce laws and women's role in the profession. A conference with United States Attorney General Stone and state attorneys general was announced to address anti trust actions against oil companies. The meeting also embraced a national push for uniform marriage laws and health and age safeguards for marriages, with Mrs. Jennie Barron Hosten urging minimum health and eye clause requirements. Dr. Talcott Williams urged trained abstracts of court proceedings to aid press reporting, while Casper S Yost defended the press against harming justice, noting weaknesses in the American justice system.
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Philadelphia
American Bar Association
United States
Harlan F Stone
OS Spill Man
Nebraska
Stone
Spillman
Chicago
Bar Association
Jennie Barron Hosten
National League of Women Voters
Talcott Williams
School of Journalism
Columbia University
Williams
Bar
High Reels for Women Lawyers at Philadelphia Meet
The fifteenth annual convention of the Women Lawyers association met at the University of Pennsylvania. Dr Ellen Spencer Massey urged professional attire and modern feminism as assets for women attorneys. Emilie M Belloway of Portias spoke on leadership and public presence.
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American Bar
Silas H. Strawn
Chicago
Harlan F. Stone
United States
Paneras
John P. Sanborn
Madison
Wis
Women Lawyers’ Association
University of Pennsylvania
Ellen Spancer Massey
Massey
Emilie M. Belloway
New York
The
Portias
Washington Man 64 Weds Woman 55 in Rockville
The Rev S J Goode officiated at the home wedding of William R Patterson 64 of Washington to Mrs Mary A Brasin 55 of Huntsville Ala in Rockville Md Licenses issued in Rockville for the marriages of William M Jenking 22 Gaithersburg Md and Mise Idna Earman 19 Leesburg Va and Robert G Umpleby 32 and Miss Mary S Sheetz 18 both of Washington
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Leesburg, Va
Robert G Umpleby
Mary S. Sheetz
Washington
Trade Head to Speak At Greeters' Dinner
Vieling hotel clerks and delegates to the Greeters of America convention will be met at Union station and escorted to hotels by Board of Trade members. E F Calladay, president of the local association, will address hotel men at their Saturday night dinner at the Willard on "Washington, the Nation's Capital." The Board of Trade membership committee, led by Fred J White, will meet this afternoon at 12 40.
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The
Greeters of America
Union Station
Board of Trade
E F. Calladay
Willard
Washington
Fred J. White
Injured In Collision Between Auto And Truck
Christopher F. Cannon of 1722 Connecticut Avenue NW received a slight injury yesterday when his automobile collided with a truck on D Street near Thirteenth Street NW. The truck, operated by James L. Goodall of 443 N Street NW, is owned by Cumberland Supply Company at 1234 Pennsylvania Avenue NW. Cannon was thrown to the ground. his car sustained damage.
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Christopher F. Cannon
Connecticut Avenue
D Street
Thirteenth Street
Cunningham Supply Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Cannon
James L. Goodall
Two Washington girls die in weekend auto crash
A weekend bout of pleasure driving near Buck Lodge and near Quantico, Virginia, cost two Washington girls their lives and left twelve others injured or subject to hospital care. Mary Edith Enright, 10, and Eva Brill, 14, died when cars overturned. Nelile Dillehay, 16, was badly hurt with a fractured hip. Driver William Boxall, of Derwood, Md, was arrested for dui recklessness and lacking a permit. Regina Enright was unharmed. Maurice Enright, 28, the father, survived. Regina Enright escape, while Albert Baumgartner, of Washington, was treated for injuries at Emergency hospital in Annapolis. Witness Milton Hollander helped move the injured to hospital care. Mrs Frances Censius was seriously injured.
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Washington
Mary Edith Enright
Twenty-second Street
Eva Broil
N Street
Ameone
Nelile Dillehay
Boyds
Mont-gomery County
Sandy Spring Hospital
William Boxall
Derwood
Montgomery County
Buck Lodge
Miss Enright
Quantico
Anna Enright
Regina Enright
Maurice Enright
Miss Brill
Albert Baumgartner
Emergency
Annapolis
Baumgarten
Chesapeake
Milton Hollander
Lawrence Street
Provisiénte Hospital
Frances Censius
Appeal to Thwart Deportation Denied
Harry Davis of Seattle Washington failed to stop his deportation to Poland as an undesirable alien. Justice Hoehling discharged the rule to show cause against Secretary James J Davis. The Secretary argued the proper remedy was habeas corpus not equity. The answer also alleged repeated burglary convictions.
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Harry Davis
Seattle
Wash
Secretary of Labor
James J. Davis
Poland
Justice Hoehling
Vernon F. West
Playgrounds Open At 36 City Schools In Washington
City children benefitting from open air recreation as 36 Washington school playgrounds began daily hours from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. A prior wave added 21 municipal playgrounds. Schools listed include Adams, Bowen, Brookland, Buchanan, Burroughs, Cooker, Bradley, Heyes, Seaton, Takoma, Ketcham, Fillmore, Brightwood, Orr, Tenley, Congress Heights and colored schools Birney, Briggs, Bruce, Burville, Deatwood, Giddings, Magruder, Payne, Slater Langeton, Crummel and Cleveland. Summer schedule shortens to 1 to 8 p.m. at several towers and schools.
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Washington
Adame
Bowen
Brookland
Buchanan
Burroughs
Cooker
Bradley
Heyes
Seaton
Takoma
Ketcham
Fillmore
Brightwood
Orr
Tenley
Congress Heights
Birney
Briggs
Bruce
Burville
Deatwood
Giddings
Magruder
Payne
Slater-Langeton
Crummel
Cleveland
Arthur
Corcoran
Dennison
Eaton
Emery
Jafferson
Johnson-Powell
Polkt Henry
Wallach
Man Dies in Hospital from Heart Dilation
A 32 year old man died at George Washington Hospital minutes after entering for severe chest pains. Doctors diagnosed dilation of the heart and noted rapid decline with breath difficulties before death occurred.
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Wanlass
Hertans
Charge of Robbery Filed Against Guy Rone
Edward R Smith of Chicago filed a robbery charge against Guy Rone a suspended policeman of the Sixth precinct. Smith identified Rone as part of a trio that held him up on Bladarabur road Saturday night. Rone also faces a bail housebreaking charge for a Tuesday entry at G W Forsberg home 4907 Fourteenth street northwest. Detectives found no alibi weakness and Rone denied knowledge of the holdup claiming he spent Saturday night at home.
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Guy Rone
Sixth
Edward R Smith
Chicago
Rone
Bladarabur Road
G. W. Forsberg
Fourteenth Street
Northwest
Springman
Thompson
O'Brien
Smith
Immediate asset insurance policies offered by The Post
The Post promotes 820A accident and 1490 tire policies as immediate assets. Unlike typical life or endowment plans, these contracts begin delivering benefits as soon as signed, with payments possible via installments, and no strings or catches. The paper frames the offers as a service to subscribers and hints at a free classified ad option for unreturned found articles.
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f&Snereus
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