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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-22

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Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-16

nterminable delay which transpires between the com mission of oense and the inhction of the penalty
 "In the administration of criminal justice there is one law for the rich another for the The spoc ace of wealthy malefactors going about their daily affairs in our midst after their guilt has been clearly made visible to the public eye by the verdict of jury and sentence of the has become common that today 1t hardly excites comment"
 And who is responsible for this evil state of af fairs? The newspapers?
 For lawyer" continues MT Dos Passos "it is kumiliatiug to be forced to admit that most of the evils of our legal system are to be traced the law yers themselves. Then substantive law it in the statutes is drafted by lawyers the technical process ses of the devised by lawyers the administration of the law entirely in the hands of lawyers and op portunltea for delay, sophstical differentiation and profit which the law and codes of procedure afford are better known to lawyers than any other class of our citizens and it is the lawyers who reap whatever monetary gain there is in the faults which their system perpetuates"
 And Samuel Untermyer one of the foremost law yers in the United States condemning the unfauess and inefcieucy legal procedure points out that "a these ncongrutes our laws have been permitted to accumulate through the naction and absence of pro. gressIyeness and public spirit the part of the bar
 Can it be. after all that it is the lawyers them selves, rather than the newspapers that to bamt for the frequent miscarriage of justice?
 As a matter of fact the newspaper profession 'Ee low" and al is perfectly willing to let the public de- eide whether the bar or the press does more to pro mote justice among men. Distressing as H ia to t. legal profession to "have tried in the papers, is likely that if criminal actually decided cording the newspaper method of presenting all tho ascerainable facts and coming to commonsense con clusion-whch is also the method of the French courte
 instead of being decided according to our intricate and archaic of technical court procedure there would be far substantial justice done than there is to- day.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-16
THE woRln.REPuRLlc

1T the proposal that Uncle Sam get busy and ganize United States the world had originated with the legislature of Oklahoma or Arizona, communtce that pride themselves on their superior conservatism would probably have ignored it as diverting but un important outburst Inasmuch the suggestion comes from the governing body of the solid and thoughtful state of Massachusets-whch is really as radical end cratic the unterrifed dreamed of being it of course merits respectful consideration
 resolution adopted by Massachusetts legislature assembled on Beacon Hill Boston reads as follows:
 "Besoved That the General Court of Massachu- sets hereby respectfully requests the Congress of e United States to make declaration in substance follows:
 "The United States of America arirna the political unity of all mankind.
 "It aairms the supremacy of world sovereignty over national sovereignty
 Tt promises loyal obedience to that sovereignty.
 "It believes that the time has come for the organ izaton of the world government with legislative, a- dicia and executive departments
 "I invites all nations to join with it in the formal establishment of tHat government"
 The resolution was transmitted to congress, reeo apologetcaIy in the senate by Mr. Lodge and placed on the record-where it will remain.
 Some day however, the historians may dig up that resolution from the rubbish of the Congressional Rec ord and pay high tribute the noble and prophetic spirit of the Bay State legislature For the wordstate visionary 1t at this moment. is the idesf to ward which events seem to be carrying slowly but rresistibly It may be centuries before the powers will consent to "he supremacy worldsoyereignty tional sovereignty" racial hates and prejudces first be eliminated and fine masses eververo must ht educated up the view of wordpoltics and the idea of the solidarity of the human family which have fer been found only among farsighted statesmen and poets But sooner or laterin little while perhaps eBoct of history are measured-we shall have the "paramen of Man and Federation of the World of which Tenny son sung two generations afo
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-16
LAwLess PRESS AND LAwLzss LAWYERS

Legal authorities seem to differ regarding present day evils in the administration of the law. In an ad- dress on "The Criminal Law and Common Sense" de- livered before the Chicago Bar Association by Arthur Train the able assistant district attorney of New York the speaker blamed it all the newspapers
 The greatest obstacle to Che administration Of crm- ina justice he said "s the unlimited license permitted in reporting criminal trials The chief object Of the press is not to convey an idea of the merits Of either side To be judicial at least in work is to be stupid The newspaper must take sides violent Iy--malle a row-.start something
 "The newspapers anuihilate rules Of evidence, pub fish ez parte statements and unfounded umors, and print for the benefit of the all the testimony that is not admissible at the trial They excite the readers animosty either against the prisoner his victim And he concludes:
 .It is due to the yellow press that the impression exists that criminal trials less of farce
 But now comes John R. Dos Passes, of the most distinguished lawyers New York City after year experience with criminal law and procedure and without meaning to make any defense of the press declares frank ly that criminal trials really farce
 "our present legal system" he says in article ir the New York World "s rotten. operates chiefly tc defeat the very purposes for which society supports it. namely to render justice sutors quickly surely and in oxpensvey.
 "Our cigIl and criminal procedure has been growing worse from year year. It cries for drastic reform In the United generally the processes of the crin nal law are cumbersome, lengthy uncertain nequita ble and expensive and 1t follows on the one hand Una much crime goes npunshed and on the other hand tha the punishment of crime when it does occur loses th greater par ts preventive effect through the almos
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-16
Tuesday Morning, March l6, 1918
THE mscooL VERDICT

Pending the Supreme Court decision in the case brought about by the action of Governor Hunt in at tempting to free the murderer Laird interest is quick cned in the ultimate policy which Arizona will adopt for her punitive system The subject especially live in Cochse county because of the announcement of the verdict last week in the McCoo case which leads sarily to consideration of its effect the minds of the community and therefor upon the morals of the community.
 The questions naturally arise: Did the verdict con serve the law? Will 1t have wholesome, soldering ef feet upon those who are Inclined lawessness? Win i act as deterrent against the commission of crime, Orv it serve to the spirit of lawessness among those who take il as sign and token that the courts. dependent upon such uries as are obtainabe in this community are poweress to mete out punishment of a quality which will peualize crime adequately?
 It is fear of the law which lends to law its highe attribute. mniction of punishment cuprit is in tended ss an object lesson society more than means to make the cuprit pay for his onense If community becomes SO debased that places itself in league with offenders law becomes mockery and the courts are rendered impotent One way of bringing about the de basement of community is 10 corrupt it by sowing the seeds of unhealthy sentmentasm that it tampers with the scales of justice Another is to create feeling of such acute disgust by contestng the verdict of ures fighting judicial decrees that jures despair of bringing in verdics of severity which the ohense merits They are prone to provide for measure punishment which they believe be enforced.
 Temperiug justice with mercy is a virtue which no civilized community will fail to express. Safe guards to insure this are unnecessary But to brinl about conditions leading to incorporate justice is mer cless in its application to all communities and con ductvc of awlessness Society entitled to law and or der is betrayed.
 The McCoo verdict is calculated to shake the faitl of lav-abiding citizens. Those contributing in any way o any remissness which the verdict expresses con temptibe.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-16

s B 21-Civcs cities power O bon US chambers of commerce. Approved March (. 1915.
 s. B. 31 -ApDropriatos 2S5o0 for ar- tesian wells Alohave county Approy- ed March 2 1915
 s B 3t-Authorize boards of super visors to make appropriations for county fairs Approved March 9. 1915.
 g B. Publishing report of live stock killed or injured by railroads. Approved February 2G 1915.
 s. B. 46- Registration Of vital sta- tistics. Approved February 26l9l5
 s. B. 58 Sale Of antihog cholera serum. Approved March 6, 1915.
 s. B 68-Annual appropriation of s6O0O0 for convict labor on highways An emergency Approved March H.. 1915
 s. B. I0l Relating to sale Of cold storage eggs Approved March o., 1915.
 s. B. l22 Loan Of S7500 to Yava- pai county road fund for Cheuy. Greek road An emergency. Approved March 5. 1915 Filed with Secretary Of State without signature of Governors
 g. B. Providing for refund of lil- uor dealers licenses. An emergency. Filed March H. 1915.
 s. B. 20 Providing for referendum of city ordinances. An emergency. Filed March 1 1915
 s. B 27-Amending improvement act An emergency Filed March 6, 1915.
 s. B -Coconino county salary .bul Filed March l. 1915.
 g. B H Amending improvement act An emergency Filed March 8. 1915.
 In Hands of Governor
 g. B. 4-Fees of clerks the superior court. s. B. Regulating and limiting eX ! |penditures under Board of Public Welfare
 s. B. 32-A constitutional amend meut providing that initiative and ret- ereAdum measure must receive a fiir IAA iAN VI ANAnl NbNf" '.'I"N fNN .aH'Al ! in order 10 be adopted | s. BR Exemption from taxation shares of stock of building and loan associations
 s. g. a8 Taxes ol building and loan associations. A subsutule)
 s. B. 89-Amendine improvement act
 S. B. Amending improvement .acl
 S. B. 42- Unlawful 3 draw checks or drafts on banks with intent t5 de- fraud
 S. B 47- Docketing judgements and clerk of court fees.
 8. B Political party declaration to be filed at time Of registrauon
 8 B. 65 Interest to be credited to .particular redemption funds collected for
 $. B. 7-school district libraries.
 8 B. 7l Amending improvement act l s B. 76- Removal Of action before trial 'I S. B. 70 A constitutional amend Iment eXempting from taxation proper Ity of resident widows up 10 S2000.
 s, B. 92-state and county official disbursine federal funds to make re- port
 s.. B. 103 Appronriates S12,500 10 build bridge oyer santa Cruz river in santa Cruz county s. 105 Fees and salaries of jus b tices Of peace. An emergency
 s. B. 1O8 Extra sot Of election ofii- cials for purpose Of counting ballots during progress of election.
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Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-16

Cleveland women interested in antwar propaganda are refusing to the military styles, They gay they'll keep on wearing their old clothes rather than lend sartoral announcement to mitarism. That's a height of peace enthusiasm reached by Andrew Carnegie and David Starr Jordan.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-16
HOUSE. BILLS
slened by Governor

snactments above referred To.
 HOUSE BILLS signed by Governor:
 II. B. 1-Legislative appropriation xpense S50,oO0. Approved January 15, 1915
 H. B 12 Semi-annusl payment tax es. Approved March 9, 1915.
 F. B. 22-Transfer Of funds to State Historian Approved March g.. 1915
 H. B. 32-lndian agents and super intendents to issue licenses and per form marriage ceremonies. Approved March 6, 1915
 II. B. 3S School election polls to be onen 10 a. m. to D, ID. Approved February 26. 1915
 H. B 45-Creatins office clerk for Board of Supervisors, Mohave county. Approved March 70 1915
 H. B. 53-state Bureau Of Mines. Approved March 4 1915
 H. B. 55-ReHef Of Dr. Randall Approved March A 1915
 II. B. 56 ApproDriates S2o.000 for San Carlos road Approved March n. 1915.
 H. B l6l Appropriates S250o for artesian well near Parker Approved March 9, 1915 H. B. 80 Provides for sale of iu- dustrial school site at Benson Ap- proved March 9. 1915 H. B. 87- Regulating fish hatcheries Approved FehrdaIy 2f 1915.
 H. B Adoptne state colcrs, Plue and Gold Approved March g. 1915. Filed with Secretary Of State without signature of Governor.
 H E. County seat removal An emergency Filed February 23, 1915 H. B. 18-Assistant clerk board of supervisors Yavapat county An em. ergency Filed February 28 1915.
 H. B. 23-Graham county salary An emergency. Filed February 28 i19l5
 In hands of Governor
 Sub. H-B G. Amending miners lien law i H. B. 4O-santa Cruz county salary bill /
 H. B. 311-State librarian H. B. Special road district taxes
 II B. 46-Bulk sale of goods ! H. B. 48- Amending improvement act
 IT. B. 61-Justiccs Of the peace tC have exclusive jurisdiction up To S200
 IT, B 62 Relief of Permalee and Holmes
 T. D. s5 Navajo county deputy ~ sessor
 H D. "A sunday closing of barber shops
 H. B t-Appropriates $s5oO fol artesian well Greenice county
 H B. 90- Creation of electrical dis tricts
 IT, B 1l4 Fire inmance compau ies reports t3 corporation commission
 q. g. 12Qr-roIIoe courts to have Co. .cuuent jurisdiction with jusda courts in counties first and thiri class
 Ii. B. l2f Relief Of P C. Thorns
 II. B. -Appropriates $iOoOO fo bordorland highway.
 H. B. 145-Appropriates $250O il each of years 1915 and 1916 for North ern Arizona Fair at Prescott
 II, B. 148-Fire departments in ur incorporated towns
 n. B. III Appropriation for pain ing portraits of Sims and Brooks
 II. B. 174 Appropriates $5OOO 10 contingent legislative expense.
 CENATE BILLS Signed by Governors
 s. B. l Extension of time Co pa taxes 10 April IS, 1915. Approved Ja nary 90. 1915 An emergency
 Sub s. B. Cost bills superio courts Approved March g. 1915
 s. B. Prohibiting publishing c wrts cf attachments until serve, Approved rebruary l2 1915. s. B. Appropriation for deiic Arizona State Fair
 s. B. 19 Amending improyemer act Approved March g. 1915.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-16
WORK" DONE BY LEGISLATURE
 IN 6O DAYS
Complete Record of Activities at Recent Session for Which Tax Payers Win Be Asked to pay S700 a Day.

PHOENIX, Mar 15.-The following is a digest of the completed enact ments of the late legislature. Under the Arizona law while the legislature is in session the governor may per nit a bill to become effective by filing he same with the secretary of sate within five days after the bul has been transmitted to him and after the legislature he has ten days in which to file with the sccretar of state bills he desires Co have become laws without his signature
 Amendments to the state consdtu- tion proposed by Che legislature are
 mt to the governor by the legisla uIo tu need not be approved by him- elf but under the law he is required
 file am-nimcnts as proposed with be secretary Of .-to They are then laced on the ballot at the next gem raj election Go be voted on by the peo 1le
 The governor vHl not until next week act on amy of tho hula now iu is hands but is understood upon his e.urn from Globe Monday. he win iisp1se ol the bills Chen neatins. The following is tAe complete list of enactments above referred 10.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-16

It was "Agamemmon, King of Men" that led the an European allies in their against Troy It is the Agamemnon king of dreadnoughts, that leads the mod ern allies baters down the Troad forts in its victorious passage through the Helespont What hit u,is modern Agamemnon wou dhaye made with old Homer.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-16

Princeton seniors this year have to swim 200 yards in order to get their diplomas Looks like the water cure" for oyerdeveloped intellecs. Or is it meant to smoking?
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-16

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Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-16

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Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-16

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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-04-01

MARSH TOWNSHIP.
Late for last week


Mr.. Wyttenbach, who contracted to
move the court house barn for Mr..
Stenshoel, pulled onto the farm with
it last Tuesday. Mr.. Wyttenbach also
moved Mr.. Stenshoel's farm residence
to a more desirable location near the
woods along the river. Mr.. Stenshoel
and family will move onto the farm
early in April. We are all glad to
have them back with us again.
Last Tuesday we had our first rain
and the snow will soon have to go.
The ground should be in fine shape for
spring work this year.
Willie Fagerstrom and John Cart
land are decorating the interior OF the
King school house with a fresh coat
of paint. The building has also been
reshingled and other improvements
are planned so that our District 3
school will be one of the best.
Township election was held at the
King school house Dist 8, on Tuesday
of last week.
School opens in the King school
Dist 3, April 5.
Charles and Willie Fagerstrom and
Andrew Benson called at the Cart
land home Sunday evening.
John Benson bought team of
horses at the Martin Void auction
sale.
Mr.. and Mrs f. Waltenbaugh re-
turned from isit to Iowa where
Mrs. Wartenbsugh spent the winter
with her parents, her husband going
there to meet her.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-04-01

met at the Svensrud school house last
Saturday afternoon and organized
Farmers Club. The following officers
were elected: L. E. White, president,
Evert Boom, vice president and Thos.
Gudmestad secretary and treasurer.
The first regular meeting will be held
at the Gudmestad home on Tuesday
afternoon, March 30th.
Invitations are out for the wedding
of Miss Jennie Sarsten, OF this city, TO
John Halverson, Of Svea, at the Elm
church, in said township, on Wednes-
day, March 31st, at o'clock p m.
CLAUS Olson left Wednesday for
visit at Fargo.
Mrs. Charles TRACER was called to
her home at Marseilles, ILL.,, last Thurs
day by the serious illness of her
mother.
Mrs. Mary Wilkes left last week for
visit with her son, the Rev. FIR. Will
kes, of Fingal.
VIM. Haseleu, our only civil war
veteran, left Tuesday for an extended
visit with his son, Frank Haseleu, at
Valley City.