R I Liquor Men Seek Injunction in Rhode Island
Providence reports three lawsuits by Michael J. Lynch on behalf of James Hanley Brewing, Narragansett and Providence Brewing seeking a court injunction against federal enforcement of Prohibition against non‑intoxicating malt beverages. They challenge the 18th Amendment and Volstead Act as unconstitutional and seek restraining orders during litigation.
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Providence
Rhode Island
United States District Court
Bayer Aspirin How to Use and Identify Genuine Tablets
The Bayer name marks the genuine Aspirin trusted for nineteen years and safe for colds headaches toothaches and other pains. Each package shows dosage guidance and the Bayer Cross seal on box and tablets, with twelve tablets in handy tin boxes and larger options from druggists.
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Bayer
Governor elect Edwards denies 5 percent beer approval report
Governor elect Edwards says he has not decided to recommend legalizing 5 per cent beer in New Jersey. He notes consideration of 3 and 5 per cent beer and doubts any recommendation will reach 6 per cent. He asserts the Legislature has power to determine what is intoxicating.
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Jersey City
N. J
Women's Ideals to Benefit World Says Mrs Oleson
Mrs Peter Oleson of Cloquet Minnesota told the Jackson day dinner in Washington that as the home has been blessed by women's ideals the world will feel their influence politically. She predicted liberal parties abroad will welcome enfranchised women and that the Democratic party will lead in advancing human rights and progressive laws.
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Washington
Peter Oleson
Cloquet
Minn
Democratic National Committee
Democratic Party
America
Many Prize Winners at Boston Cat Club Show
The 15th annual Boston Cat Club Championship Show at Copley Plaza closes today with 188 entries. Billy Boy the red neuter, owned by Mrs. Edmund A. Fordyce of Brookline, attracts much attention as son of Khantaro. The event aids European relief and features Silver Dai owned by Mrs. Frank Bell of Winthrop.
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Boston Cat Club
Copley Plaza Hotel
Billy Boy
Edmund A. Fordyce
Englewood Avenue
Brookline
Fordyce
Long Island
South Shore
Walter L. MacCammon
Auburndale
France
New York
Frank Bell
Winthrop
Edward A. Fordyce
America
Boston
Auditor Clarence Reed resigns from Boston Elevated Railway
The Boston Elevated Railway announces the resignation of general auditor Clarence K. Reed, effective Feb 1 after about 18 years with the company. Reed, who earned $5000 as auditor, follows J. Henry Neal who left for higher pay, as the company notes its growing fare receipts from $11.3 million in 1902 to $28.75 million in 1919.
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Boston Elevated Railway Company
Clarence K. Reed
Reed
J. Henry Neal
Elevated Company
Neal
Mr. Reed
First Peoples’ Trust
Elevated
Trust
General Auditor
Railroad Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Doyle Wins By Wide Margin At Commonwealth A Tournament
Paul Doyle of this city defeated Joe Welch of Philadelphia by a wide margin in the final of the Commonwealth A tournament at the Scenic Temple. Welch had fast hands but crippled left and failing right as Doyle won most rounds. Maglorie LaBelle was outpointed by Harry Silva in the semi finals. The opening sixes produced two draws Larry Malia versus Flash Rogers and Young Bruno against Dan Hart. Saturday features Johnny Downes defending the New England lightweight title against Frankie Brown of New York after a recent Lowell hair-raiser.
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Paul Doyle
Joe Welch
Philadelphia
Commonwealth
Scenic Temple
Welch
Doyle
Maglorie LaBelle
Gardner
Harry Silva
West End
Larry Malia
South Boston
Flash Rogers
North End
Young Bruno
East Boston
Dan Hart
South End
Johnny Downes
Holden
New England
Frankie Brown
New York
Lowell
Hays Predicts Big G.O.P. Victory Margin
Will Hays, Republican chairman, told the Colorado State central committee the party will win the next presidential election by a large margin. He accused the administration of corruption and criticized government records and mailing lists used in campaigns. A separate item notes the Bunker Hill Post American Legion campaign kickoff with a street parade and armory meeting led by Chief Marshal Frank Muller.
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Denver
Col
Will H. Hays
National Republican Committee
Colorado State Central Committee
Republican Party
Hays
Washington
United States
Democratic Party
Burleson
Bunker Hill
What kind of a fellow is Smith
Brown asks about Smith and Jones answers that he is one of those men who would rather lose a friend than an argument.
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Smith
Brown
Jones
Poslam Brings Quick Comfort To Angry Skin
Advertisement describing Poslam products for relief of eczema rashes pimples and scalp disorders. Claims rapid improvement with nightly application and morning checks. Promotes Poslam Soap medicated with Poslam and offers a free sample from Emergency Laboratories New York City.
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Jeanette Sinclair
Church St
Hyde Park
Cuticura Laboratories
Dept. H
Malden
Mass
Cuticura
Weat 47Th Street
New York City
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Temple
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