It Must Not Be Again President Harding in Brooklyn Review
President Harding reviewed World War survivors in Brooklyn and attended a memorial for 6,000 war dead on Hoboken piers. He urged government business reconstruction and unity with God and country. Enthusiastic crowds, 250,000 cheering schoolchildren, and a 400 piece boys band highlighted the day.
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Kramer Liable to Jail Says Prohibition Commissioner
Prohibition Commissioner asserts Kramer violated penal law by incurring a deficit in enforcing the Volstead Act. Teri insists on legal action and possible jail, framing the issue as a breach of enforcement duties and funding failures.
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House Votes Extra 200000 for Prohibition Enforcement
Washington May 23 After heated debate over the prohibition question the House voted an additional 200000 for enforcement of the Volstead act until July 1 Representative Volstead proposed the increase within the deficiency appropriation to detain 700 Prohibition agents on federal payrolls, despite criticism of Commissioner Kramer. The amendment passed 77 to 38 but may be moot as the bill moves to the Senate.
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Nine Indicted as Dynamiters in Labor Case
The Associated Press reports in Chicago on May 23 that nine men arrested last week were indicted for conspiracy to transport dynamite and high explosives to commit illegal acts and malicious mischief. Named are Joseph Bangora Charles Berigan Albert Peterson Thomas Corcoran Sam Gibson Andrew Kerr Gene Coleman and Harry Bartlett.
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Liquor seizure ruled illegal by state supreme court
Helena May 23 The state supreme court declared another seizure of intoxicating liquors illegal in a Ravalli county appeal by WP O’Brien The court cited its recent ruling requiring probable cause evidence before a search warrant was issued The decision involves Sheriff C E Hogue and the legality of the search and seizure
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Respect Law and Oppose Radicalism Says Coolidge
Vice President Coolidge urged respect for the law and opposition to radicalism during a speech at the New York Commercial's 125th anniversary. He warned against groups seeking privileges through coercion, emphasized equality of opportunity, and called for fair government treatment without favoritism. He said radicalism is a disturbing and wasteful element.
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Engineers Will Continue Fight On Wage Slash
In New York May 23 engineers and members of local No. 80 Marine Engineers' Beneficial Association vow to fight wage cuts to the last ditch. B L Todd, business manager, said this after ship owners rejected federal settlement terms. Washington meet set with Secretary Davis tomorrow as representatives from owners and unions confer. In New Orleans May 23 one hundred sixteen union marine strikers are held incommunicado by U S order after confrontations aboard the shipping board tanker Hadot prompting crew removals and beatings.
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Former Navy Pride Destroyed by Fire
The Granite State, a former Navy training ship moored in the Hudson River, was burned to the waterline in a dramatic blaze. Sailors escaped through port holes as oil in the river from a ruptured pipeline ignited, while officials investigated the cause amid the fire department response.
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Chester on Murder Charge in Lonely Road Shooting
Kansas City May 23 Forty seven men were chosen as potential jurors for the Denzel Chester murder trial. He is accused of fatally shooting Miss Florence Barton on a country road October 2 while riding with Howard Winter. Chester arrived on crutches after capture at Great Falls Mont and escape from a moving train near Broken Bow Neb. He has not spoken since prior suicide attempts in his Broken Bow jail cell.
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Balloon race result in doubt as pilots land
Birmingham May 23 reports indicate the St Louis Number 5 pilot reached Ber Tours after landing in Tennessee Sunday but the winner of the national balloon elimination contest remains unresolved. Eight pilots have landed and reported. Prison for acid thrower Anne Hopkins sentenced five to 14 years for assault on Lucille Gallagher a Jerome Arizona teacher.
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Ulster Votes Can Solve the Irish Problem
Eamonn de Valera urges Northern Ulster votes to end disunion in a message before elections. Belfast reports show Sinn Fein leaders dismiss the ballot as a joke while police and troops deter clashes as voting begins at 8 am and runs up to 12 hours, with Black and Tans aiding regulars.
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Five union men indicted for piracy and extortion
Chicago May 23 Five union officials were indicted on piracy and extortion charges by the Daily joint legislative commission. Named in the true bills are Charles Wight Carpenters union Albert Young Iron workers J J McAndrews Elevator conductors union Michael A Tierney Teamsters union and James F Peters Janitors union in connection with a 7500 graft payment to settle hotel construction disputes.
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Funeral trust investigated after chauffeur refusals in Chicago
Chicago May 23 The state attorney handles an inquiry into a so called funeral trust after chauffeurs and livery men refused to drive for two former soldiers funerals. The trust allegedly set minimums of 19.50 for a hearse and 16.50 for each car in a procession. Attempts to ban Sunday funerals led to the bombing of an undertaker's rooms who would not comply.
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Shortage of Food Reported From Rebel Areas
Berlin reports indicate heavy artillery duels along the Oder near Krappitz with German and Polish insurgents entrenching. German denial of responsibility to the French for disturbances follows a note claiming the Polish border is wide open and thousands are under arms in upper Silesia.
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Embree Sentenced One To Ten Years In Idaho
Amoerased SLACE Idaho May 23 Embree former head of the W W W was sentenced from 1 to 10 years in the state penitentiary after being found guilty of criminal syndicalism by a jury. He claimed he filed for Haywood as supreme officer of the T W W for two months in 1918. Riots in Egypt Alexandria Five Europeans killed and 72 wounded in Sunday night and Monday morning rioting. Official count later 23 killed and 130 wounded.
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Liquor Permits Being Issued By Commissioner
H M Dengler the state prohibition officer says liquor permits are being issued as fast as deputies mail them but not yet in Butte. Drugstores expect them by week’s end and no prescriptions can be filled until permits arrive. Prices to druggists quoted around 1.65 per pin with retail estimates from 2.60 to 3.00 per pin. Doctors wary about pricing and confusion over new federal and state rules. officials admit confusion and delays in implementing the liquor law.
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House Adopts Conference Report On Tariff Measure
The House approved the conference report on the emergency tariff measure by 245 to 7, sending it to the White House for expected presidential signature. The act, reintroduced after Wilson vetoed a prior version, imposes duties on roughly 30 agricultural products and provides compensatory duties on manufactured goods, plus authority to curb dumping and maintain wartime import controls amid exchange-rate fluctuations. Representative Garner of Texas reiterated his party's majority stance during the roll call.
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