Booze With Kick Sought By Wets, Wheeler Claims
Washington April 25 AP Wheeler, general counsel of the Anti Saloon League, told Senate prohibition committees that wets seek high power liquor while drys push stricter enforcement. He argued non intoxicating beer won t satisfy demand for stimulants and warned legalization would aid bootleggers. He urged harsher enforcement, more federal judges, and broader use of existing law. He noted prohibition supporters include 18,000,000 women and major religious groups.
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Washington
Wayne B Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Senate Prohibition Committees
Wresler
W Waeeler
Lincoln C. Andrews
Wheeler
Browers
New York
United States
Buckner
Hoss
Chicago
Cleveland
Bueckner
Congress
Olstead
Bruce
Maryfind
Reed
Silla
Casillo Plans ten thousand dollar Pleasure Park project
Wan Stone and Van Stone have been awarded the contract for a new ten thousand nine hundred ninety dollar shore house at Pleasure Beach park by Joyepn Casillo proprietor of Seven Gables Inn. Ground breaking is set for Wednesday morning.
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Wan Stone
van Stone
Bridgefort
Pleasure Beach Park
Joyepn Casillo
Burglary Victim Fatally Falls From Fire Escape in New York
John Kaye forty a fur salesman was fatally injured after grappling with a burglar who entered his New York home. Awakened by a flashlight, Kaye grabbed the intruder, was dragged to a second story fire escape and hurled over the railing. The robber fell on him, fled, and Kaye died hours later from a fractured skull.
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New York
John Kaye
Kaye
Americans to drink despite fanatics says legal counsel
Julien Codman, counsel for the wee, told the senate prohibition committee that fanatics and bad laws will not curb liquor use. He argued Volstead enforcement worsened drinking, described beer and spirits as demanded by the people, and urged passage of non intoxicating beer to aid enforcement.
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Washingdon
Julien Codman
Senate Prohition Committee
Codman
Lincoln Andrews
Dity
Andrews
Andrew
Emory BR. Buckner
United States
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Doys
Coulidee
Prohibition Backed as Invincible by Senate Witness
Washington April 25 AP A Senate Prohibition committee session heard Hugh A Thrift urge that six years of partial enforcement is unfair and that moral force behind prohibition is invincible He forecasts increased enforcement will raise success and cites a telegram from William Allen White of Emporia Kansas criticizing repeal advocates as seeking liberty to drink strong liquor.
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Washington
Hugh A. Thrift
Commission On Law Enforcement
Congregational Churches of the
United States
Senate Prohibition Committee
Thrift
Silquor Ain Thrift
Wilam Allen White
Emporia
Kansas
Prohibition modification urged as Senate vote loom
Debate over tightening enforcement grows with Senate subcommittee hearings. General Lincoln C. Andrews backs measures creating a separate Treasury bureau to enforce prohibition and allow beer for beverage use. House Rules signals possible consideration. leaders expect test votes to record positions ahead of Senate floor actions. New York’s move toward modification may prompt other states.
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Senate
Judiciary Committee
Judiciary
Nkewise
Lincoln C. Andrews
Treasury
House Committee
House Rules Committee
Tinkham
Massachusetts
Universal Service Tonight
House
Edge
Bruce
New York
Maplewood PTA Hosts Bridge and Plnoble Night
Maplewood Parent Teacher Association plans a bridge and noble party tonight at Maplewood Junior High hall starting at 8. Mr Henry D'Otier is chairman of the committee in charge. A large attendance is expected as members invite men to join and refreshments will aid the treasury.
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Maplewood Parent-Teacher Association
Maplewood Junior High School
Henry D'Otier Ia Checrman
Conunbitten
Treasury Fund
Vermont Floods Hit Montpelier After Warm Spell
Heavy rain drove water into Montpelier streets and basements on April 25, lifting streams eight feet above normal. Several cellars in the business district flooded but no extensive damage was reported.
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Montpelier
Peace talks stall as delegates await Paris Madrid instructions
At Oujda Morocco on April 25 the preliminary peace negotiations are deadlocked. French, Spanish and Hi stars in several conferences called for agreed potte making, requiring communication with the capitals. Delegates plan to meet unofficially again Tuesday.
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Oujda
Morocco
Instructiona
Paris
Madrid
Testing parachute inventor drops 800 feet in stunt
Art 8mertz, sergeant in the army air service reserve, leaped from a 4,000 foot plane in Salt Lake City and opened his parachute after falling 800 feet. He had planned to pull the rip cord at 2,800 feet, and expressed relief at surviving the record drop. The parachute was invented with Lieutenant Alexander Thompson of the 329 observation squadron. About 36,000 spectators watched.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Art 8Mertz
Army Air Service Reserve
Jimertz
Alexander Thompson
329 Observation Squadron
Smertz
Byrd Expedition Off Norway Coast Near Trondhjem
The steamer Chantier carrying Lieutenant Commander Richard E Byrd’s expedition passed off Trondhjem Firth after leaving New York on April 5. A Norwegian steamer met her at sea and transported equipment purchased in Trondheim.
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Oslo
Norway
Richard 2 Byrd
Trondhjem Firth
New York
Chantier
Trondhiem
Home Training Saps Crime Wave, Calhoun Says
Calhoun Hour highlighted home training as a cure for crime with speaker Charles K. Calhoun urging discipline and civility. W M Northcott and about 263 Everymans Bible class members attended. notes on speaking well of others and guarding quarrels. A Providence federation meeting and rehearsals for upcoming events were announced for the week.
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C.K. Calhoun
Calhoun
Northcott
Tlasy
Bridgeport
First Baptist Church
National Federation Convention
Providence
L. Eugene Hebbart
New York Clergyman Praises Local Pastor
Trev Dr Austen K DeBlois of New York City praised Rev Charles H Helmsgath new pastor of the First Baptist church at yesterday services in the church. He urged church members to cooperate and spoke on faith in his sermons during the event.
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Charles H Helmsgath
First Baptist Church
Servicea
Trev
Austen K. DeBlois
New York City
Watchman Examiner
Boston
DeBiora
Cogs
Massetti Dies In Italian Auto Race Crash
Jules Massetti, Italy’s top racing driver, was killed when his Delage overturned near here during the Targa Florio race on the first lap after about 15 miles. Massetti had won the Targa Florio on the same course in 1922 and claimed the royal prize of Home last year.
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Jules Massetti
Italy
Delage
Massetti
Federal Reserve Bank Statement Shows Reserve Deficit
New York April 25 The weekly condition of clearing house banks and trust companies reports a reserve deficit of 7582850 dollars, down 21797530 from last week when reserves were 14264639. Tavans discounts 6919202000, up 95057000. Cash in vaults at member banks 45902000, up 1040000. Reserve in Federal Reserve Bank details.
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Nw York
Caxcens
Federal Reserve Bank
Greater
New York
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
U. S
Caah
Vane
Greenwood Archers Celebrate Bowmen's Big Coyote Kill
The Greenwood Archers of Oakland California laud a member who brought down a large coyote with a bow and arrow, celebrating the successful hunt as a proud feat for the local bowmen club.
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Greenwood Archers
Bowman
Oakland Calif
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