Prohibition Enforcement Sparks Local Killings Across States
Two violent incidents linked to prohibition efforts surfaced Monday. In Georgia's Buchanan bailiff Luther Ballenger killed Grady Phillips after Phillips failed to stop, with liquor claimed in the car. In Newport Arkansas Deputy George Johnson faces first degree murder charges for the shooting of Mickey Dillon during an intoxication arrest. Local fear led to the deputy's confinement for safety.
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Buchanan
Luther Ballenger
Harralston County
Georgia
Grady Phillips
Phillips
Newport
Ark
Sherif
George Johnson
Mickey Dillon
el Paso
Dillon
Laquor
Young Dillon
State Penitentiary
St. Paul
Minn
Enmet White
Virkela
International Falls
Mion. Lowman
Four Day Church of God Meeting Planned in Cleveland area
The Church of God announces a four day meeting from June 24 to June 26 with multiple sermons and services in Cleveland Tennessee and speakers from Fromberg Montana Zap No Dak Epworth North Dakota and Kalispell. The schedule includes worship, healing services, Norwegian sermons, altar services, and talks on sanctification and financial plans.
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A. mm
J. J. Martin
S. W. Latimer
Cleveland
Tenn
Clarence Henley
Fromberg
Mont
M. Bokke
Epworth
Latimer
Eld
Leslie Cook
Reinhold Klaudt
Zap
J. Martin
Mable Bolster
Kalispell
Thel
Chirenee Henley
W. Latimer
Jane
M. L. Lowe
Talus
Church of God Evangel
Reinhold Klandt
Opener
Camp Ground
Church of God
Grain Uplift Boost By Erskine Explodes it Brannia
CHICAGO June Albert R. Erskine championed an uplift in the grain market as wheat and corn surged at open then finished near unchanged. A New York statement linked to government stabilization efforts fueled optimism that prices could rise to 1.75 a bushel with potential higher levels amid favorable weather and Liverpool market strength.
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Chicago
Albert R. Erskine
Erskine
New York
Liverpool
Wheat futures dip after official crop forecast
Early trading showed prices firm on the board of trade as traders anticipated a strong winter wheat harvest. A circulated official estimate predicting a bumper crop of about 175 million bushels for Kansas spiked selling, with wheat retreating from highs to close near yesterday's levels while corn rose modestly.
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Law Enforcement Commission
White House
James H. Wick
Bic Timak
QO. Miller Co
Livingston
Main Street Bridge
Chas. Garnier, Jr
W. J
Bill) Penny
Blackleg
Mulford Laboratories
Mulford
Phillips-Coit Drug Company
Westinghouse
Hotpoint
Westinghouse Range Display
The
Montana Power Co
Telede
Whippet
Willye
Knight
B. Telede
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