JUDGE BOARDMAN WARNS VIOLATORS OF LIQUOR LAWS
Judge Williams Boardman warned violators that jail sentences could follow liquor law breaches. He imposed 10 day terms and fines in cases involving Stanley Bennett and Join Stefansis, with appeals bonds set at 3790 each. Sullivan’s complaint, witness testimony, and a police investigation into Stefano's Lexington Avenue operation are detailed.
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Sullivan
Tesines
Louis Stanchik
Sullivano
Thomas Mooney
Main Street
Mooney
Stanchik
St Slefane
di Lexingsen Avenue
Sinefane
Bey
Stefano
Whitkes
Indicted Japanese In Honolulu Conspiracy Case
Twenty one Japanese individuals were indicted on criminal conspiracy charges tied to violence during a strike at a sugar plantation. Six surrendered, six were arrested on Hawaii's Big Island, and three are believed to have fled to Japan. The events culminated with a violent clash on June 3, 1689, as tensions peaked during the strike.
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Associated Press
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Island of Hawaii
Japan
House of Japan
Chilgren
Argentine to delay immigration act details emerge
Aug 7 report says Argentina will indefinitely postpone enforcing recent immigration rules amid protests by steamship lines. Authorities state travelers must still carry identification, with new consular verification required upon arrival at Argentine ports.
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Argzenti
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Argentine
Willard Denounces Haitian Situation In Caribbean Policy
Oswald G. Willard of New York denounced the American intervention in Haiti and Santo Domingo as a dangerous chapter in Caribbean policy during a Senate inquiry. He urged immediate withdrawal, warned of disaster from prolonged occupation, and spoke for Haitian organizations about the crisis.
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Santo Domingo
Agnesia
Histrey
Caribbeans
Oswald G. Willard
New York
Senate
Maill
Willard
Legion Men Sail to France on Geo Washington
American Legion delegates sail aboard the Geo Washington for Cherbourg and Bremen. The party, led by National Commander John F Bre, travels with veterans from across the Union to witness French ceremonies and visit battlefields.
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Bremen
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U No
George Washington
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Tinijon Ses Mail’ Steninstin Company
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John Fe
Union
Washington
Tara Cestrorars
Warhol
Uberhoir
Germany
Oy Bend
Tornier
Millerand
Piognd
Louriste
Paris
Marshal Foch
Dr Mires
Ons
Aif
Torrraine
Sileen
New York
Chateau Thierry
Legior
Marne
America
France
Douglas Asked for Peruvian Address in Chile Dispatch
Douglas, head of the U S States special association to Peruvian celebration, was asked by the State Department in Washington to forward the text of his Lima address. Dispatches quote remarks that stirred Chilean sentiment, with officials attributing the statements to transmission errors and noting disagreement with U S government positions on Peru Chile conflict.
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Chile
Bert Douglas
Db States
State Department
Washington
Lima
Metas
Department of State
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Unos
Douglas
Tinien States
Peru
Disorders Reported in Portugal's Capital
A Reuters despatch from Madrid says rumors of unrest in Lisbon prompted preemptive measures. troops moved from the provinces, but Lisbon and the country remained quiet. Communications indicate limited disturbances confined to certain barracks as Turkish officials and the Portuguese relation in London issued no further alerts.
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Reuter
Madrid
Lisbon
Red Cross Officials Deny France's Charge
Washington Aug 8 American Red Cross officials at headquarters denied charges raised by Benatar Joseph France at Riga that Dr Edward R Ryan a Red Cross commissioner aided Kronstadt sailors. They said neither Ryan nor the Red Cross gave aid to Kronstadt revolutionists.
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American Red Cross
Benatar Doseph
France
Riga
Edward R. Ryan
Tialkana
Ronstadt
Kronstadt
Fashionable fur coats and wraps advertised with high prices
An advertisement lists fur garments and wraps with various coats and accessories. Prices range from 115 to 225 dollars for beaver, muskrat, marmot, raccoon, and seal coats. Descriptive details include deep collars, belted designs, and ornate cuffs, with a note of prices trending upward toward winter.
Light vacation hand baggage described for travel use
A catalog item details roomy light cases with cretonne lining and pockets. Black enamel cloth bags feature leather handles and brass belts, with sizes around 18 by 13 by 6 inches and 26 by 13 by 9 inches. Prices listed at $3.30 and $11.00, located on the third floor.
Caruso's Voice Survives Through Records and Service
Caruso's famed voice endures in Victor records and Victrola playback, offering pleasure to future generations. The ad invites readers to swap and collect Caruso records at the shop on the fourth floor, promising fun now and later. Kodak cameras are advertised with prices from Autographic Kodaks to Folding Brownies, highlighting ease of use and dependable results.
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Caruso Records
Kodak
Howland Service
Balloons for Little Folks At Barber Bill’s Shop
Unique balloons for little boys and girls in Barber Bill’s shop promise great fun. Limited numbers. ready now. The ad highlights expert hair care, manicuring, scalp treatment, waving, facial treatment, shampooing, and eyebrow treatment as part of a thorough service.
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