Beer seizure cools Cincinnati Rooters at St Louis ballgame
St Louis April 24. Prohibition agents seized thirteen kegs of real beer from a Cincinnati National League fan group known as the Royal Red Rooters occupying the Hotel Statler's seventeenth floor during a ballgame. Hotel manager C. J Abell and team owner August Hermann were questioned along with four staff. Beer was destroyed. no arrests. Samples tested 3.5 to 4.3 percent alcohol. Rooters denied knowledge of beer.
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ST. Louis
John Dyott
Cincinnati
C. 3 Abell
August Hermann
Royal Red Rooters
Federal Prohibition
Abeli
Aaid
Stetler
Abell
Heremann
Herrmann
Publishers elect Thompson head of association
In New York on April 24 S Thompson of the Chicago Tribune was reelected president of the American Newspaper Publishers Association. Re-elected officers include Vice President John Stewart Bryan of Richmond Virginia News Leader secretary Georg M. Rogers Cleveland Plain Dealer treasurer Howard Davis New York Herald Tribune directory Holton U Brown Indianapolis News J Burd Vancouver Daily Province and E H Butler Buffalo Evening News.
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New York
S. I Thomason
Chicago Tribune
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association Today
John Stewart Bryan
Richmond
News Leader
Secreta Georg M. Rogers
Cleveland Plain Center
Howard Davis
New York Herald- Tribune
Holton U. Brown
Indianapolis News
9. J. Burd
Vancouver Daily Province
E. H. Butler
Buffalo Evening News
Criticism of Jews Sparks Row at International Law Meet
Washington April 24 The American Society of International Law meeting was disrupted when Prof Philip M Brown of Princeton criticized Jews as unloyal to any one nation. Former Secretary Hughes left the hall amid heated exchanges. Brown urged Zionist ties and patriotism while Kuhn urged focusing on German topics and avoiding personal or racial remarks.
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Washington
American Society of International Law
Philip Marshall Brown
Princeton University
Charles Evans Hughes
Brown
Arthur K.kuhn
Exton
A. P. Hart
Har
Princeton
Hart
James Brown Scott
Hughes
Professor Brown
Justice Brandeis
United States
Kuhn
Yale Adds Four To Faculty Promotions
Four Yale University faculty members receive promotions. Harry M. Hubbell and Philip G. Laurson move to associate professorships in Greek and Latin and in Engineering Mechanics. DeWitt T. Keach and William F. Milligan are promoted to assistant professorships in chemistry and metallurgy, with detailed career notes and education histories for each.
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New Haven
Hubbell
Yale
Laurson
Dakota Wesleyan University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Keach
Sheffield Scientific School
Pennsylvania State College
Pennsylvania
Milligan
University of Toronto
Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering
Brayten Conner Company
Rancagua
Chile
Prince Sabit Bey Arrested in Paris for Swindling
Prince Sabit Bey a divorced husband of Mrs Jean Nash and noted as Europe’s best dressed man was arrested in Paris on three swindling charges. Creditors allege he exploited them while courting Mrs Nash in 1923. They claim he financed the jewel theft from his first wife, contracted jewelry bills in Paris totaling 250000 francs, and bought a car for 64000 francs.
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Prince Sabit Bey
Jean Naha
Europe
Sahbit Bey
Ehaypt
Nash
Amet
Smyrna
Paris
Daylight Saving Time Set At Post Office
Daylight saving time will be effective in the total post office on Apo 28 when the time recorders will be advanced. To confirm with the new system and employer schedules, clocks in the registered mail department the mating division and the postmark stamping machine will be kept on Master Standard Time.
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