Prohibition Debate at Central Baptist Meeting
William Upshaw and local leaders urged Georgia press to halt liquor ads and pressed state lawmakers to close saloons and clubs. Speakers criticized police efficiency and warned of ongoing influence from newspapers. Wit ham cited Prohibition gains and urged voters to back the federal effort to end liquor sales.
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Witham
Wien
Eviotcey
Robert Brovies
Brovies Athe
von Gerture
Tae Teal Pag
Peter Ocr
Gunmyics
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Pitas
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Hess
Tombie Wien
Rome
Isis
James
Prohibition Debates Spark Religious Tensions and Personal Blowups
An incoherent fragmentary account shows figures discussing prohibition benefits while clergy and church members clash over moral control. References to Baptists, Methodists, and megahall scenes hint at social conflict, personal relationships, and public virtue amid a volatile religious climate. The text mixes garbled names, songs, and implied scandals without coherent sequence.
Sale of single seats begins this merning
Fragmented lines describe ticket sales and seating for a theater season with references to dates, venues, and performances. Names and places are obscured, but indicate a forthcoming event, seating options, and various acts or shows planned.
Trade and stock markets regain normal conditions
New York reports return to normal trade with price levels steady after weeks of upheaval. Banks and investors observe cautious gains as foreign exchange and bond actions reflect restored confidence amid mixed economic signals.
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Empire
Northern storm damages and losses reported at sea
A northern gale caused extensive damage with reports of severe losses, including a death and multiple injuries. The storm tore through coastal areas, blowing out windows and damaging structures. Authorities note financial costs and rising danger to vessels at sea.
Police Chief Killed by Whisky Peddler
A local police chief was killed during an incident involving a whisky peddler. The suspect, identified as Shires chit af po, was later captured near Romeverte and held for investigation. Authorities in Tronevelaie and surrounding areas reported the arrest and ongoing inquiry into the motive and circumstances of the fatal confrontation.
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Snark
Speeches on Columbus Lodge oath debate publicized in 19th century records
A circulated report by Masons leaders from Columbus addresses the alleged oath of Knights of Columbus and its Catholic charity roots. Veterans and grand masters across California defend the ceremony as nonsectarian, denying Protestant or Mason hostility while stressing constitutional loyalty and moral aims.
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Trade Features of Week Optimistic Despite Weak Weather
The report notes generally optimistic trade prospects for the week, with rising growth in some sectors and heavy export activity offset by low temperatures. It cites firmer prices in the West for time-sensitive products, improving factory demand, and broader activity supported by power and finance, while noting regional slowdowns in the Southwest and mixed retail strength across markets.
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Bank clearings in United States for the past week
The condition of the United States Treasury at the close of business yesterday shows a net balance in general fund of 178 and total receipts of 178. The total expenditures are 84 and the deficit for the current year stands at 228. Public debt transactions and trust balances are noted, with figures indicating overall activity in securities and accounts.
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Natal
Eyeluslie Groenama
Vote on the saloons count by Michigan counties
Counties in Michigan prepare for a statewide vote on saloons with April 4 ballots predicted in many districts. The article notes participation by a Supreme Court judge, university agents, a state board supervisor, and the state department of education. Tax return deadlines are announced as April 30.
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Slanteen
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March Freight Totals Reach 267000 Tons For Rails
Railway traffic report shows 267000 tons of rails booked in March, with additional orders for 45090 tons and 2000 tons pending. Steel operations line up shipments for April and July, including Oklahoma and Gull orders, plus miscellaneous minor consignments.
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Oklahoma
Industrial demand and steel output soar in wartime orders
The report details wartime steel production and shipments. It notes multi‑million ton totals, orders from Britain France and Russia, and rising output across United States Steel and blast furnace sectors. Demand drives expanded capacity and new plate and beam allocations amid disrupted international trade.
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Marble Mill Fire Reported and Damages Estimated
Fragmentary notice describes a marble mill blaze involving Tresville and Warbte producers. The text notes substantial losses to a boiler and engine room with an estimated liability around $500, mentioning fiduciary and ownership concerns and limited details about the parties and circumstances.
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Raem
Preference Ever Well Dressed Man Sets Demands
A fragment describes a well dressed man named Ja cob s fabit who has decided opinions on business suits. The dealer notes most men have wall defect ideas of what they want at the front door and few customers will accept less than the very thing. The text emphasizes tailoring to customer color preferences and predicts shirts within the rainbow range.
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Funeral notices for Garrvorhn and McCandless kin in local Wr aid
Funeral notices list RasvoRvorhn fatnis of Wr aid, Mis GP Stanzontard fay iy Wy, and Ans of ston ending with services for GV Stantard. Leon McCandless and Miriam McCandles3 are named, with \"Sunday\" residence details. Burial and arrangements referenced, survivors listed as family members.
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Medall Grocery Firm Debt and Credit Ambiguity
A garbled OCR fragment references the Medall Grocery firm at a location near Thestrer and notes concerns over debts and credits involving Ds Wyndall. Not enough readable specifics to confirm names, dates, or outcomes.
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