Beer Bottling Rules Return as Prohibition Date Approaches
Federal court heard that the Internal Revenue Department has moved to permit bottling of 23 4 per cent beer and to unseal brewery pipelines after Washington indicated no instruction to prosecute brewers. The case by Jacob Hoffmann Brewing Co proceeds, with warnings over revenue stamps and near beer rulings as Congress-set dates approach.
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New York
United States
Caffey
Washington
Internal Revenue Department
U. S
Fitts
A. N. Hiand
William D. Guthrie
Elihu Root
United States Brewers’ Association
Palmer
Guthrie
Congress
Internal Revenue
Roper
Jacob Hoffmann Prewing Company
Duffey notes Dodgers loss and Sox win in lively sports roundup
Arthur Duffey comments on Wilbert Robinsons Dodgers and George Stallings Braves, with Ed Barrows champs defeating Miller Huggins Yankees 10-0. Tom Eck's letter counters Campbell 600 yards claim, praising indoor track feats at Central AAU meet and noting records by Jose Ray and Campbell while critiquing East vs West.
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Miller Huggins
Yanks
Sox
Red Sox
Tom Eck
Chicago
Tommy Campbell
Campbell
Tommy
Tom
West
Ill
Duffey
Tom Campbell
Malpin
Tom Halpin
Jose Ray
Chicago A. A
Eck
Mechanics Building
Joe Higgins
Holy Cross
Air ministry probes Hawker Raynham failure to start transatlantic flight
A British air ministry cable questions why Australian aviator Hawker and British rival Raynham did not launch their transatlantic attempt. Weather reports cited favorable conditions, but sea wind reports warned against a start. Hawker and Raynham blame local conditions as mist and rain threaten further delays.
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N. F
British
Air Ministry
Harry G. Hawker
Frederick P. Raynham
Lawrence J. Clements
Royal Air Force
England
Hawker
Raynham
Clements
Woman Falls Into Tunnel Pit At Washington Tunnel
Miss Margaret Randall aged 26 of 40 Bradbury Avenue Wellington slipped while waiting for a train at Summer Street station. She was rescued by the station master and a guard and taken to Haymarket Relief hospital with serious injuries including possible skull fracture and severe bruising.
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Summer Street
Washington Tunnel
Magaret Randall
Bradbury Avenue
Wellington
Haymarket Relief Hospital
City Debt Drops Over Two Million Under Pay As You Go
The city auditor reports a net debt reduction of 2 108 274 for the year, praising the pay as you go policy implemented by Mayor Peters. The year saw debt issued at 2 220 500.00 and debt paid at 8 694 064.66.
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J. A. Mitchell
Peters
Exeter gains 16 1 win over Haverhill in seven innings
Exeter clinched its 36th straight win with a walkover against Haverhill High School 16 to 1 in seven innings. Poor fielding by Haverhill aided Exeter as Cantillon starred in the outfield and Wells added a two base hit. Dufour made a fine catch and Parrisine relieved Kimball in the sixth.
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Haverhill
Maverhill
Walker
Moshier
Theatrres
Cantillon
Wells
Mrrcotte
Parrisize
Chelsea High Beats Saugus High 5 to 1 in Chelsea
Chelsea High defeated Saugus High 5 to 1 at Carter Street grounds yesterday afternoon to notch its second win in three games. Pitching by Howe held the visitors to limited hits as Bradbury provided the lone Saugus run.
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Saugus High
Carter Street Grounds
Chelsea
Bradbury
Howe
Saugus Boys
Ile
Moira
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Second Crewmen Move in Harvard Varsity Boat
Coach Bill Haines shifts Ted Olmstead and George Batchelder from the second Harvard crew to the first eight. Olmstead moves to stroke seat 6 replacing Lothrop who left after the Annapolis race. Batchelder, after regaining form, is likely to stay in the regular shell and may take Morris's seat at No. 4.
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Bill Haines
Ted Olmstead
George Batchelder
Harvard
Dave Morris
Lothrop
Olmstead
Annapolis
Batchelder
Shell
Morris
Carey Denies Sale of Springfield Baseball Team
Springfield April 23 William I Carey owner of the Springfield team in the Eastern league said he would issue a statement tonight about a report he sold the club He did not deny disposal of his interest but said the deal was not completed Carey and John F Zeller bought the franchise from Dan O Neil after the 1908 season and Carey later acquired Zeller's stake
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Springfield
William I. Carey
Mr. Carey
John F. Zeller
Dan O'Neil
Carey
Zeller
Boston Latin Licks Milton Academy 22 to 8
Boston Latin defeated Milton Academy 22 to 8 at Milton Field. Long hits highlighted Boston Latin offenses while a three hour game test extended play. Batteries: Phinney Ellis for Boston Latin. Spalding Harlow Gorham for Milton Academy. Jake Ahearn of South Boston signs to box Johnny Wilson at Warrington A C Brockton on May 2.
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Boston Latin
Milton
Boston School
Milton Field
Milton Acad
Phinney and Ellis
Spalding
Harlow and
Burleson assails organized drive to repeal postal law
Postmaster General Burleson charged an organized propaganda campaign seeks repeal of the law raising second class rates. He said unnamed agents offered to ruin him and praised Hitchcock and Taft if he aided repeal. He warned a subsidy of 70 million annually could resume, with loss to the public. He also noted a telegraph order suspending libel rules regarding his actions.
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Washington
Burleson
Hitchcock
Taft
Post Office Department
New York
New York World News Bureau
Wounded soldiers to see vaudeville boxing at Parker Hill Base Hospital
Top vaudeville acts and amateur boxing will entertain the Yankee Division troops at Parker Hill Base Hospital No. 10 this evening. Notable bouts pit Al Roche of Somerville against Magloire La Belle of Gardner, with Willie Corbett facing Vincent Forti and other matchups arranged by the Back Bay Council Knights of Columbus.
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No. 10
New England
al Roche
Somerville
Magloire la Belle
Gardner
Ed Eagan
Yale
Roche
Willie Corbett
Vincent Forti
Jimmy Manning
South Boston
Peter Norton
Roxbury
Back Bay
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Hanover
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Boston Latin Licks
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