Letters 10 and 25 Defend Prohibition Lobbying Claims
The Associated Press reports in Washington that Thomas W. Phillips defended his anti prohibition lobbying by writing letters to Supreme Court justices Stone and the late Sanford. Curran called the letters hot lobbying, while Phillips argued they were routine correspondence between friends. He cited Chief Justice Taft's letter to Irving Fisher as non lobbying evidence.
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Associated Press
Washington
Thomas W. Phillips
Pennsylve
Prohibition
United States Supreme Court
Henry H. Curran
Association Against the Prohibition Amendment
Senate Lobby Committee
Justice Stone
Justice Sanford
Robinson
Republican
Indiana
Anti-Prohibition Association
Phillips
Supreme Court
Curran
Taft
Irving Fisher
Yale University
New Trend in Sugar Seasoning for Healthful Meals
The Sugar Institute reports a simple method to improve bland foods by adding a dash of sugar with salt. Doctors and dietitians endorse sugar to enhance vegetables like carrots corn beans and turnips and to balance stewed fruits and tomatoes. They advise adjusting sugar salt mixes to taste for children and family preferences.
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The
Sugar Institute
Senator Critiques Curran Letter on Prohibition Lobbying
Senator Robinson called Curran's lobby letter indefensible and reprehensible and questioned why Philips was not charged. He noted Walter G. Hooke, Curran's assistant, worked in Illinois and New York legislatures last year opposing dirty laws. Curran admitted the association had lobbied in Illinois.
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Lobby Committee
Robinson
Curran
Philips
Walter G. Hooke
New York
Illinois
Rescue of Burning Steamer Crew Reported
NEW YORK April 25 The Radio Marine Corporation last night picked up a message from the steamship in distress reporting fire aboard and the crew's rescue by nearby vessels.
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Associated Press
New York
Radio Marine Corporation
Thames Fire Near Captain Island Reported
In Long Island Sound the freighter Thames was afire off Captain Island. The 24 crew members were reported safe. The Lexington rescued three crew from a lifeboat and took six more aboard. A nearby powerboat saved two others, and the remaining crew reached shore in a lifeboat. The radio message gave no cause for the blaze.
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Lexington
Thames
Captain Island
Long Island Sound
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