Portes Gil seeks to curb demon rum in Mexico
President Emilio Portes Gil announces an anti drinking campaign without prohibition. The plan urges education on water and milk use, restricts new vice centers, adds weekly lectures in public schools, and promotes sports to divert minds from alcohol. He links alcohol to tyranny and social ills.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Emilio Portes Gil
Mexico
Criminal Appeals Court Proceedings in Austin and London
In Austin on April 17 the court affirmed numerous cases and remanded several for reconsideration while dismissing motions. in London the Duke of Connaught, uncle of the king, is noted as a union bricklayer who joined the International Bricklayers' Union and laid the Y.M.C.A. cornerstone in St. Thomas, Ontario, on May 6, 1924.
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French fliers to take ship to America
At Orly France on April 17 aviators Jean Assolant and Rene Lefevre left the airdrome in a Bernard plane bound for Southampton to load aboard the Leviathan and sail to New York. They plan a non stop New York to Moscow flight in June.
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Police raid Tex Guinan's Night Club in New York
Police silenced the orchestra and arrested eight waiters on sanitary and liquor charges at Tex Guinan's new night club to enforce an 8 am curfew. The club claimed status as part of the Hotel Harding. Detectives found a bottle of liquor, charging two waiters with illegal possession. Miss Guinan was absent.
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Associated Press
New York
Texas Guinan
Harding
Karl Dopita
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Actress Mary Duncan Injured In Unclear Accident Tale
Santa Monica police weigh two diverging statements by film actress Mary Duncan about how she sustained cuts and bruises and was hospitalized. She first claimed a stranger, about 50, gave her a lift in a broken car, then said she fell from the vehicle after fainting from paint odor. No identification of the chauffeur or helpers was provided.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Mary Duncan
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Cotton dealer John L. Robinson goes to prison
Memphis Tennessee April 17 John L Robinson president of John L Robinson and Company cotton deal ends with prison sentence.
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Memphis, Tenn
John L. Robinson
John L. Robinson and Company
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