Reservation against the Kaiser's trial under the treaty
An opinion argues reservations by the United States would reject the treaty as misaligned with postwar justice. It notes the US must name one judge to try William II while Britain France Italy and Japan name the others, with no Senate reservation yet offered. Public debate in Holland on the Kaiser’s surrender is revived by Prof. J van Hamel.
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Heirs Lose Tax Appeal Over New Jersey Stock Valuation
The heirs of James J. Hill of Minnesota lost a tax appeal over a New Jersey transfer tax on stock valued at 2,117,000 dollars. The Supreme Court upheld the inheritance law ratio provision, rejecting discrimination claims between resident and nonresident heirs. The court also upheld sentences for David Lamar and Henry B. Martin in a conspiracy case related to armes production and held cases on child labor taxation for North Carolina. The Standard Brewing Company case in New Orleans, seeking wartime beer sale validation, was advanced for December hearings with Baltimore’s similar case. The court recessed to November 1.
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New York Plot Sells For 450000 At 233 A Sq Ft
In New York on October 27 a plot 46 by 42 feet near Wall Street sold for 450000, valued at 233 a square foot. A bank building will occupy the site, with a prominent publicist quoted about yield. Dutch press criticism of Van Hamel, head of the league of nations secretariat, is noted amid broader remarks on Kaiser status in Holland.
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England’s ex soldiers demand work in a London march
United ex service men from villages around London march to the capital as factories close and the munition era ends. King George learns of rising unemployment and encourages the demonstrators while a photo shows the group resting by the roadside, awaiting further action.
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Netherlands across Kaiser trial and League fate
The Netherlands government signals asylum for the former Kaiser while avoiding commitment on extradition or trial. It notes no current law empowers prosecution and hints the League of Nations may decide the Kaiser’s fate, as Queen and government push accession to the League.
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Premier Peehnes to Ban for Deputy au replied that h see arecento with pride the high pes of honor offered him
Bristol Var Oct 27 special to The Waslington Poet reports Kacrl El four year old son of Mr and Mrs R W Eli was seriously scalded after falling head first into a kettle of boiling apple butter in a household accident.
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