Prohibition Chief Declares 98 Percent Liquor Seized Poisonous
New York January 22 Roy A Haynes national director of prohibition enforcement told 500 New York pastors that 98 percent of seized liquor is poisonous. He warned it endangers health and urged stiffer enforcement against bootleggers while condemning repeal efforts and aggressive propaganda. He said prohibition enforcement grows more insistent and that the illegal liquor trade faces final doom.
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New York
Roy A. Haynes
Prohibition
Laday
Haynes
Kerensky Party Opposed to Genoa Conference In Russia
The executive committee of the All-Russian Constituent Assembly, uniting Democratic parties opposed to Bolshevism and including former Premier Kerensky, adopted a declaration denouncing foreign intervention in Russia. Delegates in Paris received the statement, calling Bolshevik invitation to participate as a ploy to undermine the state.
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York
Dan
Alexander F. Keransky
Haseen
Russia
Calie ‘Rim
Paris
Michelas DD
Avksentid Atta
Paul NI Milinkos
Cay
Croker Condition Reported Unchanged At Glencairn Castle
Dublin dispatch reports Richard Croker former Tammany Hall leader remains critically ill at Glencairn Castle. Doctors struggle with gall stones and complications as his condition holds steady.
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Dublin
Richard Croker
Tammany
New York
Glencairn Castle
Communist Party Split Threatens Unity In Moscow Policies
The article reports a rift within the Communist Party over a Moscow government policy shift. Leaders resist the latest evolution, insisting on maintaining independent reparations and opposing centralized control as factions dispute direction and doctrine.
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Paris
Dinse Varissi
Party of
Moscow
Denny Cachin Sud
Prossiré
Jenine
Mhey
Leaders in Moscow congress push worker unity against war
The passage notes Lorcet and Trappeport among prominent figures directing delegates to Moscow to align with Lenineard’s call. It suggests a plan to unite workers’ efforts against war, framing the forthcoming congress as a pivotal moment in coordinating opposition.
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Lorcet
Trappeport
Moscow
Ted
Lenineard
Allison Improves After Surgery At Bridgeport Hospital
Rev. Alexander Alison Jr, pastor of First Presbyterian, was operated on at Bridgeport Hospital on Sunday the 13th and is reported resting comfortably. He underwent a procedure described as delicate.
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Alexander Alison, Jr
First Presbyterian Church
Bridgeport Hospital
Gassing by air seen as new method against pests
Washington reports that experiments with spraying poisons from airplanes target pests like the boll weevil and cotton caterpillars. The plan envisions a network of stations across the cotton belt with calcium arsenite dusted from planes. Critics warn of high costs and tax burden, while some see a potential boon if used effectively.
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Washington
D. C
Ohio
Department of Agriculture
Mt. Hans
Enano
Ultles
Ad Service
Industria
Iit
Aec
Asia
Camerons
Palais
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