Jealousy as a bootleg danger, Conners says
James L Kilgallen reports that George Conners, former partner of bootleg king George Remus, warns jealousy fuels bootleg wars. Conners recalls Death Valley Farm liquor caches, travels across Cincinnati, Washington, New York, and other cities, and asserts enforcement could be achieved if the government bought and dumped all liquor. He dismisses Volstead Act futility and notes his willingness to enforce it. Tomorrow: Blanche Watson spotlight.
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James L. Kilgallen
Cincinnati
Washington
New York
Toledo
Columbus
Indianapolis
Chicago
St. Louis
Oklahoma City
Conners
Reimus
United States
Companionship Marriage Sparks Priest and Rabbi Debate
New York Cardinal Hayes denounces companionate marriage and birth control as a plague in a sermon. In Philadelphia Rabbi William Fineshriber advocates early sex education for children around age four. New York pastor John Haynes Holmes argues for reasonable marital changes but opposes companionate marriage, noting many marriages succeed.
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Associated Press
New York
Cardinal Hayes
Philadelphia
William M. Fineshriber
John Haynes Holmes
Community Church
Socie
Penns Burial Place To Remain Unmarked
London report says William Penn's burial site at Jordans will stay unmarked. A Pittsburgh investor proposed a 125000 memorial but Quaker friends voted to uphold equality in death and declined any grand structure.
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Penn
J. C. Oestreicher
International News Service
London
William Penn
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Weaver H. Rogers
Committee of Friends
Jordans
Rogers
State of
Bronze tablet marks Mayflowers Barn near Jordans Meeting House
A bronze tablet on Mayflowers Barn notes its links to the Mayflower voyage and Plymouth history. The barn is said to be built from Mayflower timbers used by the pilgrims. Penn’s grave matches common Quaker burial ground graves. The three largest hotels worldwide are the Pennsylvania and the Commodore in New York and the Stevens in Chicago.
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Jordans Burial Ground
William Penn
Friends
Society of Friends
Rogers
Jordans Meeting House
America
Penn
Pennsylvania
Commodore
New York City
Stevens
Chicago
Amarillo Daily News
Amarillo Globe
New York
Long Acre
Longacre
Jelly-fish ancestry sparks claim on rhythm and dance
Dr. G P Bidder of the British association argued that jelly-fish ancestry explains human sense of time and appreciation for dancing and music. He said our flagellate forebears lived in rapid energy cycles, influencing rhythm in modern humans.
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G. P. Bidder
The
British Association
Ships Launched for Canadian Pacific in 1927 Oct Nov
Ships totaling 72 000 tons were launched for Canadian Pacific during October and November 1927.
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Canadian Pacificive
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