Large scale liquor smuggling alarms U S officials
Washington reports indicate liquor smuggling has grown into a vast illegal traffic affecting other goods. Treasury officials say customs is underfunded and understaffed, urging coast guard expansion to curb landings by small boats along the Atlantic coast and offshore vessels beyond the three mile limit. A light tan cheviot skirt and knee length brown cheviot jacket appear in unrelated copy.
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Associated Press
United States
Treasury Department
Customs Service
Shouse
The
Treasury
Mr. Shouse
Atlantic
Atlantic Seaboard
West Indies
Florida
Ogunquit Artist Paints Only Sunrises From Window Studio
John W. Hawkins, an Ogunquit painter living in a seaside cottage, rises before dawn for years to capture sunrises. After a paralyzed left arm and a lifelong habit of watching the horizon, he began his career in New Hampshire and now maintains an established reputation for truthful sunrise interpretations across thousands of works.
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John W. Hawkins
Ogunquit
Mr. Hawkins
Atlantic Ocean
New Hampshire
Brockton Ice Prices Probed By State Commission
The Brockton Coal & Ice Co and the Flagg Coal & Ice Co of Brockton are summoned to explain why ice costs one cent a pound, above the 70 cent per hundred pound ceiling. Other commissions in multiple towns have reduced ice prices from 10 to 30 cents per hundredweight.
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Miinols Watch Co
Actor Slavin Case Taken Up
New York Aug 9 Investigating injuries to John C Slavin veteran musical comedy actor unconscious in hospital District Attorney Swann ordered inquiries Assistant DA Marro questioned detectives to determine if injuries occurred at Lambs Club or near where he was found as police deploy new detectives to trace movements since Saturday night involving McGraw Leggett and others
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New York
John Co. Slavin
Swann
Slavin
John J McGraw
New York National Baseball Club
Marro
Lambs Club
McGraw
Winfield Leggett
Ohio Primary Sets Stage for GOP Races in 1930s Era
Ohio voters head to the polls to nominate candidates for U S Senator and Congress in a Republican dominated primary. Former Governor Frank B Willis and Walter F Brown contend for Senate while Theodore F Burton runs for Congress from Cleveland. Democratic contests are scarce.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank B. Willis
Harding
Walter F. Brown
Toledo
United States
Theodore F. Burton
Congress
Cleveland
Vast Corn Crop Foreseen Amid July Improvement
The Department of Agriculture forecast a three billion bushel corn crop the third in U.S. history, based on August 1 conditions, with July gains in major corn states except Illinois. Wheat, potatoes, and tobacco also show gains, with spring wheat down due to rust and total wheat near previous forecasts. potatoes projected above 400 million and tobacco possibly surpassing 1918 record by about 200 million pounds.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Middle West
Illinois
Supreme Judicial Court Blocks Graves Extradition
Judge Braley refused to turn Edward B. Graves of Medford over to Chicago authorities until the full court rules on the legality of his first arrest. Graves faces a Chicago indictment alleging a conspiracy to dynamite buildings during the upholsterers strike, involving 14 others.
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Braley
Supreme Judicial Court
Edward B. Graves
Medford
Chicago
Supreme Court
Coolidge
Graves
Edgartown
Buxton Family Heads to Reunion and City Meetings
Buxton family members depart South station for a reunion at Camp Grounds in Douglas. At 8 p m the Back Bay Tenants Association meets at Bates Hall Huntington Avenue with Mayor Charles H Adams to speak. Also at 8 p m Hull firemen’s hall Paragon Park Nantasket hosts events.
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South Station
Camp Grounds
Douglas
Back Bay
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