The House That Is Man s Own Castle
Opinion from the Court of Criminal Appeals discusses the necessity of warrants based on facts not belief. It argues protecting home rights over seizing on mere suspicion despite criticism that guilty may escape punishment. The piece notes Prohibition era triggers of stricter searches and cites federal precedent on reasonable information for warrants.
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Court of Criminal Appeals
Morrow
Hawkins
Coke
Write Your Congressman and Honest Letters to Congress
A 1910 Outlook editorial argues that genuine constituent letters influence Congress, but most mail is propaganda from lobbyists. It urges readers to write candid views on issues like world court, debts, railroads, taxes, and farm problems, stating these letters reflect nationwide sentiment.
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Congress
Washington
Capitol
To defend the innocent but some times the latter need safeguards
A brief note from the Dallas News highlighting the moral tension in protecting the innocent, while recognizing that even those protections require legal safeguards to ensure fairness and due process.
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Dallas News
Helen declines second helping at social gathering
A hostess offers ice cream to Helen who, with a wistful look, declines with a polite no thank you. The girl explains Mother told her to say no but doubts the dishes would be so small.
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Helen
Integrity and the pervasive power of integrity in business
A 1927 Western Newspaper Union column argues integrity underpins credit, banking safety, bond authenticity, and loan reliability. It contends integrity fuels progress in education and professions, securing future financial and social well being and shaping trusted commerce and relationships.
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Western Newspaper Union
Canaries Fed Jazz Music Harm Canary Breeding
Breeders warn canaries raised around jazz music will be wrecked for life as saxophones and syncopated tunes spoil their voices and tempers. They say piano or violin music helps, while jazzy sounds may ruin vocal prospects. question raised about impact on human students.
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