Anti-Saloon League plans new dry campaign after discussion
World League Against Alcoholism general secretary Ernest H. Cherrington reports Prohibition is a substantial success. He notes the 18th amendment was ratified by 46 of 48 states and explains repeal would require the same process as enactment while Volstead law could be changed by Congress.
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Anti-Saloon League
Ernest H. Cherrington
The
World League Against
Alcoholism
Chicago
United States
Congress
Owever
United States Senate
United States Congress
Devoted Father to Offer Plea in Loss of Memory Defense
Dr. Harold E. Blazer on trial for alleged chloroforming of his 33 year old mentally challenged daughter Hazel prepares to testify in his own defense. Attorneys plan to call alienists from Denver including Cyrus Pershing and D E Phillips to support a temporary insanity claim while prosecution may call Delehanty and Moleen.
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Littleton
Colo
Arapahoe
Harold E. Blazer
Hazel
Lewis D. Mowrey
Mowrey
Edward Delehanty
George A. Moleen
Denver
West
Delehanty
Moleen
H. W. Spangler
Another Cold Snap Hits Amesville Area
The sharp frost sent Amesville temperatures to 17 above zero last night. Officials say the cold was expected and caused no damage to crops or property.
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Amesville
F. W. Gibson
Freeman Child Found Burrowed in Straw At Farm Outbuilding
County officials found Harold Freeman two and a half years old naked and burrowing in straw inside a small unheated ten by ten foot outbuilding near Ba N. They warmed and fed him then arrested his parents James and Mrs. Freeman. She said she had locked him inside three months earlier to stop his annoyance.
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Harold Freeman
Ba N
James Freeman
Mitchell Faces Gigantic Task Ahead
The passage charges incompetency and negligent, almost treasonous administration by the Navy and War departments. It claims that a critical opinion was well founded and true as a fact, asserting certainty in the forthcoming proof.
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National Defense
Navy
War Departments
Reid on Defense Washington Trial Opens to Probe Aviation
The trial resumes as Congressman Reid announces a defense plan led by Col. William Mitchell’s counsel to reveal alleged mismanagement by the War and Navy departments in aviation. Reid vows direct evidence to expose faults after the N-9 Pacific crash and a September 5 statement by Mitchell.
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Frank R. Reid
Illinois
Mitchell
Reid
Navy Departments
Pacific
Honolulu
1928 Nomination Fight Predicted Between Hoover and Dawes
James Hamilton Lewis argues in favor of honoring the two term tradition and asserts the 1928 Republican nomination will be between Secretary Hoover and Vice President Dawes. He stresses Washingtons precedent remains intact despite calls for change.
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James Hamilton Lewis
Hoover
Dawes
Washington
Coolidge Likely to Win 1928 Nomination and Election
The speaker argues Mr. Lewis is wrong on two points. There is no two term tradition and Coolidge has won one election by the people. The real test is the election, not a president’s death, and Coolidge’s nomination and election look certain barring bad times before 1928.
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Lewis
Coolidge
America
Ohio candidate eyed by Democrats in Lewis forecast
Hamilton Lewis of Illinois predicts Democrats will nominate a candidate from Ohio and that Governor Smith will not be a serious contender. He admits limited knowledge of Governor Smith and the plans his allies have carefully perfected.
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Hamilton Lewis
Ohio
Smith
Tllinois
Red Men Meet in Charlestown Lodge Gathering
Supreme Lodge officers from several states attend a local Red Men meeting in Charlestown West Virginia where twenty lodges from neighboring states participate and members of the order take part.
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Charlestown
W. Va
Supreme Lodge
Red Men
Painleve Hopes for Right Support in French Cabinet Crisis
Paris, Nov. 9. Premier Painleve seeks backing from the Right as Left deputies reject his financial program. If the plan falls, Right may face a capital levy issue and Painleve’s cabinet prospects grow dubious though he argues the finance committee vote was not decisive due to limited attendance.
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Paris
M. Painleve
Deputies
Chamber of Deputies
Painleve
Chamber
Moving pictures compress hours into minutes of film
Will Hays notes eight hours of film work by actors and directors yield about three quarters of a minute of display. A forthcoming major picture used a sixty five acre set costing $300000 and produced only six minutes of on screen entertainment.
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Will Hays
Not new yet Montesquieu and Darwin long studies
The text notes Montesquieu spent over twenty years on The Spirit of Laws and Darwin thirty years researching earthworms and their role in soil fertility, inviting readers to page four for details.
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Montesquieu
Darwin
Miner Killed as Motor Jumped Track at Santoy Mine
New Lexington Nov 9 Henry Snider 55 of McCluney dies in a Sunday Creek mine accident at Santoy when a motor jumped the track. B H Showers 36 of Santoy is fatally injured, condition reported as serious.
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New Lexington
Henry Snider
McCluney
B. H. Showers
Santoy
Sunday Creek
Prohibition Convention Debates Enforcements and Politics
Delegates at the Anti-Saloon League convention debate enforcement of liquor laws and a new campaign with a targeted 1 260 000 dollar fund. Former Governor Neff presses for army and navy use, while Governor Pinchot accuses leaders of conspiring with criminals.
Thieves Raid West Side Clothing and Jewelry Shop
Thieves shattered the front door of the West Side Clothing and Jewelry company in Dayton and rifled display cases taking rings necklaces and other jewelry valued around 3000 dollars last night.
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Dayton
West Side Clothing and Jewelry Company
Traffic wrecks claim twelve lives in Ohio weekend
Twelve people died in Ohio traffic accidents over the weekend, including seven in Cleveland and individuals in Warren Toledo Zanesville Dayton and Columbus. A new campaign against reckless and drunken driving was launched as winter conditions worsened hazards.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Warren
Toledo
Zanesville
Dayton
Columbus
Tax Bill Deliberations Resume In House Ways Panel
Washington analysts report the Ways and Means Committee resumed work on proposed federal tax rates with a goal to pass a new tax bill before Christmas. Sub committees study income, estate, and excise taxes including tobacco and autos. administration reforms follow. It is unlikely the flat 6 percent auto tax will be fully repealed, though cuts are expected.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Bank Teller Shoots Himself at Salem National Bank
Graham Rich a 25 year old teller at Salem National Bank shot himself shortly after the bank opened today. He was found dead on the floor with a bullet wound to the temple. Rich had suffered a nervous breakdown two months earlier and had disappeared before being located in Rutland Vermont.
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Salem
N. Y
Graham Rich
Salem National Bank
Emple
Rich
Rutland
MinersHard Hit by Coal Shortage in Anthracite Belt
A report from Pottsville Pennsylvanias anthracite region explains how the coal strike hurts miners and local families. It notes the belt bears the brunt as coal moves to distant markets, sparking bankruptcies and petty theft, with miners' households relying on thrift and wage supplements to survive the winter.
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International News Service
Pottsville
New England States
Mid-West
Pennsylvania
Seve
Farmer uncovers oil leaking into Caldwell home basement
A Caldwell farmer heard a gurgling from his basement and found Pennsylvania crude oil seeping into the concrete cellar. An abandoned well under the Leisure house had leaked due to poor plugging. he installed pipes to vent gas and planned to revive the well.
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Leisure
Pennsylvania
Iworth
Leisure House
Soldier Refuses to Rise Killed by Corporal in Barracks
Private John Ban, 20, of the Marines, refused to get up on a Sunday morning in a barracks. An argument with a guard corporal led to blows and the corporal fired his service revolver, killing Ban. The corporal, Kulick, was under arrest as a naval board investigated the incident.
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John Ban
Corporal
Ban
Naval Hospital
Kulick
Hoover Leads Conference on Public Interest in Radio Policy
Washington delegates at the fourth annual radio conference debated federal traffic regulation power and service areas to serve the public interest. Hoover urged local responsibility and a national framework guiding licensing while maintaining public interest as the guiding standard.
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Washington
Amaretoa
United States Radio
Hoover
Ient
Tragic Deaths Reported In New York City Incidents
New York dispatch reports two deaths today. Kitchenmelster, 67, died in hospital after a fall from his Central Park West apartment. An unidentified man, about 30, leaped in front of a subway train and died at the scene.
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New York
Kitchenmelster
Central Park West
Greece owes the United States large debt figures laid out
The Greek debt to the United States totals about $18,000,000 with an original principal of $16,000,000 advanced by the Treasury. Accrued interest is reported at roughly $3,000,000 and no payments on the debt have been made to date.
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United States
United
Treasury
Make Your Clothes Last Longer With Home Stain Remedies
A fragment lists tips for prolonging fabric life and removing stains. It mentions a free guide and asks readers to send stamps to cover postage. Names appear as J. Haskin and The Athens Information Bureau.
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MERCY
Paes
Pant
Aginst
Eginone & Ee
Enigema
Michael F. Dacey
Kiwanis Club
Salineville
Blazer
Blager
Flapper
Army
Col. Wm. Mitchell
Arthur Brisbane
Star Company
Anti-Saloon League of America
League
Pat Neff
Texas
World League Against Alcohol
Ualeet
Pinchot
Secretary of the Treasury
Andrew Mellon
Commission of Internal Revenue
David Blair
United States Prohibition
Roy B. Haynes
Weather Bureau
ST. Louis
John A. McGeoch
Dexter
University of Tittnore
Hia
Scott Gabler
Clay” Company
Dayton, C
ROB Jewelry Store
Buddy
Farmer
Caldwell
Rockefeller
Prederte J. Haskin
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