Canada Model for U S in Crime Control
Ernest J Hopkins argues in Rotarian Magazine that Canada keeps crime under control through uniform laws and non elected, life appointed judges. He cites the American Bar Association Model Code and criticizes America's political interference in justice.
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Canada
United States
South
Ernest Jerome Hopkins
Rotarian
Hopkins
Wickersham Commission
American Bar Association
Mr. Hopkins
Out of Place Like Dresden China in a Cattle Boat
A Matador Tribune remark reflects on inequality and taste as a new car sits unused behind a decaying house in Armstrong county South Dakota. The county spans 540 square miles and lacks a post office.
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Dresden
Matador Tribune
Armstrong County
S. D
Wit and Whimsy Exchange in Gentle Real-Life Snippets
A collection of humorous exchanges and quips spans medical talk, etiquette, prayer, family life, and newlywed banter. Jokes touch on pretzels, vitamins in cake, polite replies for pennies, and marital duties with light irony. Named figures are not specified.
Centenarian’s Longevity Quip Clocked at Six Daily Mornings
Old villager celebrates hundredth birthday and offers a joke on longevity. He credits abstinence and early rising. In a separate vignette a wife objects to late arrivals, and a poet contemplates a pen name John Smith prompting jokes about misidentified authors and innocent men.
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John Smith
Witty Replies and Quick Quips Across a Parlor Scene
A collection of jokes and light exchanges. Mrs Jones buys a hat while the husband jokes about mills and looks. A Punch style banter with a Yankwich and Tinkham reference. A salesman, a timid customer, a patient and a doctor share quips about car choices operations and Edison.
Hats Off at Brussels Stage as Curtain Advises
A Brussels theatre prompts ladies to keep hats after a curtain notice sparks a stampede to remove headwear. A string of jokes follows including a maid and finger bowls, a graveyard rice exchange, and a minister wary of congregants checking watches to their ears.
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Brussels
Divorce by publication issued in 1934 Grayson County Texas
Publication summons directed to Frank Heisler non resident to appear in the 59th District Court Grayson County at Sherman on the first Monday in December 1934. Maud Heisler sues for divorce on grounds of cruel treatment with costs and further relief. File 43733. Clerk S V Earnest signs the writ October 18 1934.
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District Court
Grayson County
Grayson
Frank Heisler
Sherman
Maud Heisler
S. V. Earnest
District Court of
Grayson Co
S. W. Earnest
Texas
N. W. Whiteacre
Twentieth Child Born To Champion Italian Mother
Rosa Latorra gave birth to her twentieth child, a girl of 9% pounds, in Chicago. The couple already hosted their large family at the World’s Fair Italian village where photos circulated widely. The father is 49 and the mother 44. the eldest child Theresa is 26.
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Chicago
United States
Rosa Latorra
Mike
Italy
Theresa
Hindu pilgrim dies after well water causes cholera outbreak
Pandit R Upadya returned to Ahi in United Provinces after a cholera infection from a pilgrimage to Benares. Unable to obtain drink he drank from a village well and died. Within forty eight hours many villagers who drank the water fell ill and twenty five died.
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Poona
India
Ahi
United Provinces
Benares
Pandit R. Upadya
Goats on Raine Island Evolve to Climb Trees
On Raine Island near the Great Barrier Reef in Queensland Australia goats have adapted to survive with no fresh water by drinking seawater and feeding on tree leaves. First placed by the navy in 1844 to supply fresh meat for shipwrecked sailors the goats now climb trees up to fifteen feet to reach foliage.
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Brisbane
Australia
Raine Island
Great Barrier Reef
Queensland
Navy
Father Names Baby Mussolini As Gift Requests Rally
In Bulgaria, Misho Mileff and his wife christened their newborn Mussolini Mileff after a poverty driven decision to seek help. The Italian embassy was asked to intervene and reportedly received a request to send 10 000 levas. Mileff plans future sons named Roosevelt Stalin and Hitler.
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Kojarextsi
Bulgaria
Misho Mileff
Misho
Mussolini Mileff
Papa
Il Duce
Duce
Sofia
Miloff
Roosevelt
Stalin
Hitler
Mail threat to cut tongue nets six months in jail
L A Snider, a 34 year old Clinton taxi driver, pleaded guilty to sending a letter demanding 1185 under threats including cutting the banker's tongue. He was sentenced by Judge Edgard S. Vaught to six months in jail and a $100 fine. The judge said he did not believe the defendant appreciated the crime's enormity.
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Oklahoma City
L. A
Vaught
Snider
Peaches in Adams County Bring Record Prices
Peaches grew so large in Adams County that many weighed one pound to 21 ounces and sold by the piece. A grower fetched 7 cents per peach, a county record, while another display showed peaches large enough to fill a quart basket. Also advertised typewriter supplies at Sun office.
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Gettysburg
Adams County
The Birth and Growth of the Telephone at Bell Labs
A retrospective on the telephone's 58 year history from a makeshift lab birth to modern advances. Bell Laboratories is credited with key milestones including transcontinental calls and vast cable capacity while aiming to minimize costs for users.
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Bell
Bell Laboratories
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