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Catchers--Cullison Cady, T. B. Dorman, Jr., H. W. Engel, Fisher Howe, III, P. B. Kenyon, Ladd MacMillan, H. D. Schmidt, Jr., Huntington Thom, G. W. Wickersham...
...special message to Congress based in part upon the findings of the defunct Wickersham Commission, President Hoover urged reforms in U. S. criminal court procedure and the Federal Bankruptcy Act. He also repeated his recommendation for a District of Columbia Prohibition enforcement law. Recommended was authority for the Supreme Court to prescribe uniform rules of practice and procedure for inferior courts to speed up appeals and reduce congestion. The President would permit a defendant to waive indictment by a Federal Grand Jury, bring a corporation to trial in any State where it does business and turn all possible juvenile cases...
...especially interested in the University clubs and will form the nucleus of the 1935 clubs: J. H. Braddock, W. D. Cotton, Jr., N. R. French, H. F. Gillette, Sidney Gleason II, Albert Habestroh, F. W. Knowlton, S. D. Oettinger, Richard Prouty, J. W. Stanley, F. P. Whitbeck, G. W. Wickersham H. P. D. Wilkinson...
Freshman catchers: Cullison Cady '35, T. C. Collier '35, H. W. Engel '35, Fisher How. III '35, H. J. Stevens '35, Huntington Thom '35, Arnold Weiner '35, G. W. Wickersham, II '35, H. J. Young...
...prisoner's mother, addressed a large meeting in New York to protest against the continued imprisonment of her son for his alleged part in the bombing of the San Francisco Preparedness Parade of 1915. The perjury of the witnesses who testified against him has been admitted, and, as the Wickersham Commission said, his continued imprisonment is "shocking to one's sense of justice...