Dougherty Uphheld By Quiet May Day
Columbus May 2 The attorney general says quiet observance of May Day across the United States shows fewer agitators and disruptions. He notes hourly Justice Department reports from remote areas confirm calmness and return to normal conditions, praising police preparation and American restraint as essential to preventing disorder. He left for Washington at noon.
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Columbus
Ohio
Associated Press
United States
Keraure
Daugherty
Amertes
Department of Justice
Sald
Mr. Daugherty
Department
America
Washington
College Club Wins Case Over Premises at 1607 Hl Street
The District Court of Appeals, in an opinion by Justice Robb, upheld a decree continuing possession of 1607 Hl Street Northwest to the Association of Collegiate Alumnae. The owner Clarence Hay and his counsel had faced a claim of disturbance of possession as the suit for lease arose. The court held the tenants in possession had the right to assume the owner and his counsel would respect the authority of the court.
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Premisea
Hl Street
Association of Collegiate Alumnae
District Court of Appeals
Justice Robb
Clarence Hay
Court of Appeals
Harding to Press Exhibition Button at Craftmen Exposition
President Harding promised a delegation of nationally known printers will press a button at the White House to open the graphite arts exposition and convention of the International Association of Printing House Craftsmen. The event is set for the Coliseum in Chicago the week of July 23 with a banquet possible July 27. Harding, an active Craftsmen member, may attend. Delegation was led by John J. Deving, with John Clyde Oswald Meyer Lewis and others from New York City and Chicago.
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Harding
International Association of Printing House Craftsmen
Coliseum
Chicago
Craftsmen's Association
White House
John J. Deving
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
John Clyde Oswald
American Printer
Meyer Lewis
New York City
William Goodheart
Harrie A. Sackett
E. J. McCarthy
Estate of George M Oyster Jr valued under probate
The Oyster estate, with an estimated value around 600,000, will not exceed 87,237.06 after debts are paid, per Edwin C Brandenburg executor’s probate petition. Personal property is valued at 20,000 and a dairy business interest at 128,600.82. debts total 61,263.76. Mrs Dee Ready Oyster, 26, widow of the dairyman, receives 25,000 under a codicil in lieu of dower.
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George M. Oyster, Jr
Atlantic City
N. J
Edwin C. Brandenburg
Dee
Washington stage to film The Post offers local cast opportunity
The Post and Hudria Film Company announce auditions for Washington residents to act in the film The Post. Selections begin Saturday at the Ellipse at 9 AM with director Walter Steiner meeting candidates at 2 PM, weather permitting. Open to all ages and backgrounds except professional actors. Washington scenes will be filmed locally with many citizens and notable locals invited to participate.
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the Post
Washington
Hudria Film Company
New York
Los Angeles
National Capital
East
Llipse
White
Walter Steiner
Huaris Film Company
Pest
Steiner
Washingtonian
Ernest Ball Coolidge
Safeguards urged to uphold primaries by Justice Pitney
Justice Pitney warned that power to regulate primaries is essential to protect the citadel of elections. He argued Congress can reach primaries like other modern federal controls and stressed vigilance against sinister influences in primaries that affect final elections. The opinion advocates safeguarding the final election while preserving candidate proposals.
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Justice Pitney
Congress
Ford Loses $606000 Suit in Hotel Woodward Case
Supreme Court refuses to review a verdict of $600,000 against Ford Motor Company in New York in favor of Hotel Woodward Company over an alleged building and lease agreement. The lease penalty totals over $2,000,000 for a 21 year period. Also notices of a chapter event and temple travel appear in this edition.
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Worf Motor Company
New York
Woodward Company
Supreme Court
Ford, Company
York City
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