Prohibition Debate Moves in Lower House and Tariff Slowed
United Press reports a rules proposal to cap the Williameson Prohibition Enforcement Transfer Bill debate at four hours with five minute speeches. Wets plan efforts in Loratinine contest while opposing DIL provisions on permits. House vote may stall due to jurisdiction concerns. tariff talks drag with pessimism for month end.
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Booklet of Canned Food Recipes Offered by The Athens Messenger
The Athens Messenger promotes a Washington Information Bureau booklet titled The Love of Canned Foods. It lists 28 soup recipes, 2 seafood dishes, 17 entrees, 1 vegetable, 45 sauces, 12 sandwiches, 10 appetizers, and 35 desserts, totaling over 200 recipes. Send four cents for postage.
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Fragmentary OCR Reads Like Local Notice
Fragmented text from a local notice contains partial readable phrases and proper nouns unclear due to garbled OCR. No clear event date, parties, or actions can be established from the available fragments.
Birthday reflections mark 28th for prominent figure
A crowded Los Angeles event honors the 28th birthday of a noted public figure, with tribute to his early successes and moments of poignant reflection. The piece highlights the speaker's career, health wishes, and public gratitude as officials laud his contributions.
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Los Angeles
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Lindhereh
Pair Guarding Clevalant Web GLP in Kansas City
Detectives bail out a pair linked to a March terror campaign in Missouri. Eva and Louise Petro, married couple described as involved with a gang, sat in a rear automobile seat with leg irons as authorities escorted them on a reported 50 mile transfer.
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Lakel
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Commission backs petty liquor trial power to ease federal congestion
Harvard’s Dean Rose of Pound told the House Judiciary Committee that the Commission seeks to empower United States Commissioners to try petty liquor law offenders to relieve congestion in federal courts. He denied any plan to avoid jury trials in prohibition cases with the proposed measure.
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Man Guilty of Manslaughter in New Richmond Case
A Batavia jury convicts William Jones, 25, of manslaughter in the death of James Young, 15, following an argument over prohibition liquor in New Richmond several weeks earlier.
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Fragmentary arrest report mentions pot bottle token
In a partial eyewitness note a man named Carter aged 42 collapses in front of his employer as a bottle is handed to MM W Johnson to deliver to his sweetheart as a token of remembrance. The fragment references Feb Ware and Jed William but lacks full context.
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Unpaid Chicago Police Face Gang Crime Crisis
Unpaid Chicago police race from one shooting to another as gang violence surges. Officers vote and rally while public safety concerns push City Hall and the attorney general to propose plans amid protests and calls for discipline. The piece cites figures tied to Capone era syndicates and a tense police climate.
Pomeroy Girl Struck by Car Ends Fatal Injury
A 12 year old Pomeroy girl died after being struck by a car near her home on Back Springs Road as she crossed the road returning from school. The driver and Brown family mourn the loss as reports note the child stepped into the vehicle’s path. Mrs. T Blackalton, a local merchant’s wife, died last evening at home after a long illness. Reverend Lave McNer and brother Rev. Charles Miller are named among relatives.
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Death of Rum Runner on Lake Seems Probable
Reported confrontation last week in Lake Erie near Pelee Island. Leonard of Green Bay failed to appear for charges of possessing and his attorney claimed he was dead. Cargo and boat search yielded no sign of the missing vessel Gray Ghost at Westlake Flats.
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Tariff Bill Battle Shifts as Regulators Move
Washington reports indicate the tariff bill faces changes as the House and Senate committees push to expand regulatory powers and mining oversight. The coalition shifts, overcoming obstruction to allow broader debate, with leaders aiming to craft the bill from start to finish amid stiff party resistance.
Cavalry Chief to Aid Washington Police Reform Plan
President Hoover proposes appointing General Sterling J. Wirdsby, Army Cavalry chief, to run the District of Columbia police to make Washington a model city. The move follows Senate criticism of lax enforcement and aims to reassure officials and citizens alike. The White House and opponents dispute the plan's implications for civil authority and discipline.
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Washington Senate Debates Federal Roads Fund Increase
Feb . The Senate considered a proposal for a 100000 federal aid for road construction across the state. Local groups report rising costs and support for better infrastructure, while the event reflected broader calls for transportation funding nationwide. The article notes the President’s forthcoming signature on related measures.
Still Was He Con Pomeroy Feb 1
Still missing is a man named Con Pomeroy reported missing near Meike County after a theft. Thieves are suspected to have stolen all the chickens from a local farm.
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Bluest Bloods of New York to Have Private Movie Night
New York society figures plan exclusive Thursday screenings at the Chanin Building. The venture, named the International Cinema Salon, limits membership to 109, offering a luxury, traffic-free venue away from standard theaters.
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Third Payday Without Cash for Great City
Chicago faces another payroll delay as 13 000 city workers miss pay after eight weeks of belt tightening. Officials report 423 940 dollars in tax warrants issued, swelling total debts across city departments to about 404 000 dollars, underscoring the cash shortage for 050 population city.
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Final Examinations Begin at Ohio University Students
Students at Oho University complete first semester finals today as many plan return trips home. Monday marks final registration for the second term and classes resume Tuesday amid a slight decline in enrollment for the next semester.
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Wagner Flails Hoover in Senate Attack on Prohibition
Senator Warner of New York assailed President Hoover and enforcement leanings in a Senate speech. He criticized the administration for not enforcing Prohibition and for endorsing a plan that would relax the dry laws. Warner argued the misconduct of federal agents and officials worsened abuses around prohibition.
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Judge signals release for Cook in fraud case
Toledo Feb 4 Judge John M. Ktt lte indicated approval of a parole plan for Frederick AL Cook 85 a federal prisoner in Leavenworth jailed for mail fraud. The judge would release Cook if he pays a 12000 fine and can demonstrate financial ability to meet conditions. If paroled the Arctic explorer faces further restitution terms.
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Pioneer Resident Rhoda Augustine of Poston Dies
Pioneer Rhoda Jane Augustine of Poston District died Tuesday at her Avgueting farm home aged 7? years. Born November 27, 1800 she married Ephriam Binck in 1877 then Cardinal Augustine. nine children and two sisters survive including Mrs. John Cewan and Mrs. William Hartung Athens.
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River captain dies in Albany area funeral set
CryCINNATT Feb 6 Funeral services will be held at 2 o clock Friday for Leonard 73 a veteran who died at his residence. Burial will be at Augustine Cemetery, with services at the home. The report mentions Mrs Thomas Parfitt of Albany and local ties to Ohio.
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France and United States Seek Submarine Pact Despite Hurdles
French and American delegates at the conference in London discuss compromise on submarine use in wartime. They aim for limited restraint, with talks over ship tonnage and enforceable provisions, while leaders signal that a broader abolition may come later.
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Dry Law Constables Authorized in Rulin and Columas
The notice states Dry Law constables are approved in Rulin and Columas under official duties for enforcing prohibition. Special appointments may be made by a justice or attorney Bettman, but only if existing officials remain inactive.
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Wilkins mission to Antarctic voyage faces word delay
A New York American dispatch reports Capt Sir Hubert Wilkins and the expedition aboard the airship William Beoreby awaiting word for eight days. The party plans a projected crossing to the polar cap and awaits confirmation from Wilkins and the association.
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Classified Ad Fragments Describe A North Athens Cow Sale
Fragments indicate a classified notice about selling a four year old cow on North Athens. The readable text shows price mentions like 85 and general sale language. Other details are unreadable or garbled.
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