Prohibition Law Debate Highlights Civil Service Push
Congressional battles over enforcing prohibition feature a civil service shift, with two new federal posts to oversee brewery and wine withdrawal permits. Witnesses including Assistant Director Andrews and District Attorney Buckner summoned for hearings as politicians spar over judicial power and enforcement plans.
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Andrews
Blanton Democrat
Texas
Senate
Nets
Buckner
New York
Pacific
Canada
Rhode Island House
House
Borah
Graham
House Judiciary Committee
Administration
Anti-Saloon League
Blanton
A.T. Abnernathy
North Carolina
One-Cent Sale Dates Promised by Ledbetter Rexall Ad
Announcement notes dates for a one cent sale at Ledbetter Drug Co and its Two Good Rexall Stores with the event details expected in a forthcoming notice. The ad reference suggests promotional timing and store locations.
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Ledbetter Drug Co
Rexall
Ady
Governor Alfred E Smith Suggested as Arbiter
The Producing Managers Association heard a telegram proposing Governor Alfred E Smith as arbiter between theatrical producers and playwrights. Arthur Hammerstein sent the suggestion to William A Brady, who approved after a meeting about a new contract. Initial reports misstated a salary offer of 54000 yearly.
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Associated Press
New York
Alfred E. Smith
Producing Managers’ Association
Will Hays
Arthur Hammerstein
William A. Brady
Uirady
Treasury plan to pay Germany’s creditors through reparations funds
The Treasury proposes to apply receipts from Germany and money on deposit with the alien property custodian to liquidate debts. It aims to wind up within eight years, using reparations receipts and funds from the Rhine occupation to settle the debt and offset fiscal differences between Germany and the United States after the war.
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Ebiye
Germany
Rhine
Treasury
America
Berlin
Denver Adopts New Traffic Code Tightens Pedestrian Rules
Denver city council approves a traffic code to speed up traffic and restrict pedestrian movements. Downtown speed rises from 15 to 20 mph, other areas from 29 to 25 mph, pedestrians must move with traffic, and jail terms may be imposed for reckless driving. A traffic violations bureau will allow offenders to pay fines without appearing in court.
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Associated Tress
Denver
Pimples Spur Wide Demand for Black and White Ointment
People with pimples and blemished skin are urged to try Black and White Ointment and Soap. The ad touts their popularity, claim of clear skin, and economical pricing with the 50 cent size containing three times as much as the 25 cent. Dealing outlets are listed.
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Tryig
Nis
Italian Debt Debate Sparks Senate Rumpus
The three hour session centered on Italy's postwar debt and private loans to the country. Senator Reed urged Senate inquiry into Italy's ability to pay, with Senator Robinson calling for delay until after a disarmament conference to gauge world peace sentiment. The exchange included a noted miscalculation by Senator Smoot on interest figures. The Amarrillo Motel Coffee Shop ad followed.
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Smoot
Utah
Reed
Missouri
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Italy
Philadelphia
Robinson
Arkansas
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Alabama
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