International law clash over Volstead act in shipping
The article argues Congress can amend the Volstead act to ease penalties on foreign shipping entering American ports though fears linger about a partisan split between dry and wet forces. It notes potential reprisals, enforcement disputes, and possible arbitration while treasury orders threaten impounding rum runners and confiscation.
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Supreme Court
United States
State Department
Canadian
Congress
Treasury Department
Lief Erickson Day Move Challenges Columbus Prestige
A radical note from the American Scandinavian Foundation argues Lief Erickson first discovered North America in 1000, not Columbus. It seeks a nationwide observance on September 29, challenging Columbus Day's legal and cultural primacy in most states.
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Christopher Columbus
American Scandinavian Foundation
America
Lief Erickson
Erik the Red
Brattahlid
Eriksfjord
Greenland
Jaederen
Norway
Olav Trygveson
Erickson
Columbus
Liquor Mail Rules For Ships Entering U S Waters
Treasury Department issues rules allowing only medicinal or sacramental liquor onto merchant vessels entering U S territorial waters from today. Liquor as cargo is barred except diplomats, with exemptions for vessels forced into port by weather or unavoidable necessity. Philippine islands and Panama canal zone unaffected. Courts will determine what qualifies as a reasonable medicinal quantity.
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United States
Treasury Department
Supreme Court
Philippine Islands
Panama Canal Zone
Treasury
State Departments
Safety campaigns urge broad U S accident reductions
A compendium of city experiences claims 80 percent fewer industrial deaths, 60 percent fewer transport deaths, and 50 percent fewer home and public place accidents with three factors a daily school safety program, continuous street poster campaigns, and persistent press safety education. It argues strict enforcement and higher fines deter reckless drivers, citing Connecticut suspending 600 drivers since January.
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Boston
Cleveland
Pittsburg
United States
Connecticut
Smuggling Beer Fleet Drives Canadian Booze into Detroit
Report on a Canadian beer and whiskey smuggling network operating from Petit Cote to Wyandotte and River Rouge. About 0 boats haul 15 000 gallons of beer and 600 to 800 gallons of whiskey daily into Detroit. Runners, mostly youths in small rowboats, land on the American side under watchful eyes and claim steady pay.
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United States
Migeht
Detroit
Canadian Brewing Company
Acro
Petit Cote
Wyandotte
Encorse
Delray
River Rouge
Floods and storms disrupt rail traffic across Oklahoma and Texas
Reports from Bartlesville and Amarillo describe bridge washouts on the Santa Fe line over the Canadian river near Amarillo and floodwaters sweeping Caney river valleys. A tornado near Bentonville, Oklahoma injures children and destroys homes and orchards. Detours reroute trains through Claremore and Hobart, with extensive farm damage in Washington County.
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Orient Bridge
Heim
Bridgeport
Hydro
Tock Island
New Mexico
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Hobart
Arles
Pacific
Gotteyvalte
Claremore
Okla
Caney River
Washington
Bartheville
Associated Press
Amarillo
Texas
Canadian River
Day
Amarllo
Final Meet Honors To Scout Troop 2 At Clark Grounds
The final meet of Scouts Gies honors Troop 2 at Clark playgrounds yesterday afternoon. Troop 2 led with 401 points for first honors in athletic events across the meet. Troop 1 and other troops collected smaller point totals with Troop 4 contributing individual scores. Standings include names like John O'Brien and Bea Hermann, while officers and scorers such as Stop it, Relais, and Matthews are noted in the record.
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Royce
Butte
He Boinen
John O'Brien
Beant Hermann
Serveant Marine
Matthews
Harry” Dahib Owen
Sullivan Anai
Prominent Pastor in Butte Tonight at Shortridge Memorial
Services at Shortridge Memorial Christian church will be conducted this evening by Rev. Marion Stevenson of St. Louis Missouri. Stevenson, a frequent speaker, will begin the evening at 7 o clock. Announcements also say Dr. Royal J. Dye will speak at the Christian church this morning and will conduct services at Deer Lodge if available.
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Shortridge Memorial Christian Church
Marion Stevenson
St. Louis
Stevenson
Royal J. Dye
Christian Church
Deer Lodge
Mystery of Skidmore and the Vanished Woman
A sprawling account details the disappearance of Skidmore and a woman linked to a mysterious house in Anaconda. Federal agents hunted him after he warned of pursuit and a watch linked to Mrs La Casse. Neighbors recalled screams, fire, and a hidden setup with electric buzzers and peepholes in the house.
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Skidmore
Murphy
Ua Sasso
Ole Larson
Brown Quarry West
Anaconda
Salt Lake Bank
Larson
Mrs. French
Butte
French Critics Target American Star Publicity
In Paris, critics condemn American methods of promoting actors by detailing private lives. They argue such publicity inflates star power, deeming real talent secondary, while noting production houses rely on private life stories to boost success despite calling it unmanly.
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Aris
Thhey
Danner faces murder charges after Sprouse case unfolds
Bozeman Montana June Ora Danner held on suspicion of killing Mr and Mrs John Sprouse during a 1920 trip near Central Park Gallatin county The accused ridicules the charge and claims little knowledge of the murders while his wife is guarded and recounts a fear of a mysterious first husband tied to the crime Their travel party included the Danners and Sprouses with two households of children and Cherokee ancestry cited for both families
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Ora Danner
E. A. Peterson
John Sprouse
Mntral Park
Mort
Yellowtone
Gallatin County
Sai
Jim Smith
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Kan
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Mobridge
Eprouses
Yellowstone Trail
Central Park
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Gallatin River
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B. B. Law
Borean
Three Forks
Elmore
Mare Danner
Bigeevsn
LINI PLANS VOTES FOR WOMEN MASS ROME TODAY
Premier Musrotini introduced an electoral reform bill in the chamber of deputies. The bill extends the vote to women in municipal elections and the president of the chamber will appoint a committee to examine it within a fortnight. The move follows long-standing campaigns for women’s suffrage.
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Rome
Musrotini
Chamber of Deputies
Enforcement 9 Says Job For U C Enforcement 9 Said Job For U C
Article discusses Mayor Hylan and Director Canfield exchanging letters on enforcing federal prohibition laws. Canfield warns law defiance harms all enforcement and aids crime. Hylan stresses cooperation and uniform enforcement to prevent liquor smuggling and uphold the Volstead act.
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New York
Canfield
Fatty
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