Wet Parade Debate Ignores Size in Prohibition Clash
New York July 6 Fran Drake and Anderson clash over the success of the wet parade led by Anti-Saloon League figures. Drake says thousands ignored heat to witness the procession while Anderson claims the effort accomplished little regardless of turnout, highlighting the gulf between noise and numbers in the pro and anti prohibition campaigns.
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New York
Fran Drake
Ant League
Anderson
Yiberty
Miyor
Nework City
Rerg
Poomeran
Drake
Hig
American Liberties League
Marshroot Promises Kidney and Bladder Relief and Money Back
A historic ad attributesDr Careys Marshroot with curing kidney and bladder ailments for forty years. It urges readers to buy at Hindle Drug Stores, warns of kidney disease, lists symptoms like eye gook and backache, and promises refunds if not satisfied.
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Caray
Carey
Dye Industry Legacy in War Era Warns Choate
Joseph J. Choate told the Chamber of Commerce in Stratford that the United States must defend its dye industry, a key national asset tied to chemists and vital for defense and disarmament. He urged Britain and France style import controls to block German dyes and warned of war risks if U.S. legislation fails to protect the sector and its research.
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United States
Germany
Gersein
Joseph J. Choate
Chamber of Commerce
Stra Field
America
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Joseph H. Choate
Great Britain
Chemical Foundation
Chorte
Poidon
Dr True's Elixir Promoted by Worried Parent Letter
An elderly couple from Lincolnh Maine recounts their two year old son falling sick after exposure to worms. They credit Dr True's Elixir with restoring appetite and health over months of use, claiming multiple generations benefited and urging others to use the product despite warnings common in papers.
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Asherman
Joseph HK
Lin‘Olu
Maine
Henri
Dr. True
Neen
Uro
Dr. Trus
Dr. Trie
Pope Endort
Senators Propose Limiting Probe Into Lobby Activity
A Senate judiciary committee substitute would restrict the investigation of lobbyists linked to the emergent tariff bill. The plan, presented by Senators Cummins and Sterling, would streamline oversight and cap staff and scope, with Walsh of Montana signaling a minority report advocating a broader inquiry into lobbying tied to tariff measures and revenue bids.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committees
Cummins
Town
Sterling
South Dakota
Congress
Lye Emberga
Tgriff
Walsh
Montana
Piratical Prohibition Clamp Aims at Volstendism
DZARK PERATTES recounts a dramatic raid where revenue officers seized a illicit liquor operation on Grassy Lake near Wat Ark Jules. A novice aboard a raft was chained to a knee, while authorities confiscated forty gallons of ash and a home-made plant. The piece notes a spike in ore and shale production amid demand for shromite and references U S imports.
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Wat
Ark Jules
Milathas
Costa Rica Cancels Qil Land Grants
Costa Rica cancels concessions granted for ni binds and subterranean posts amid government action. The official reason cites prior ties between recipients and the concessions. A cited incident in Brusa near Brressa reports serious unrest and clashes. the text references a Nationalist military headquarters note on the situation.
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Costa Rica
San Jose
Costa Ries
Dosta
Rimain
Vitary
Bern
Tion
Parents win relief in Gibson divorce case in Paris
Mrs Gibson’s parents, Mr and Mrs Wile Evarts Benjamin of Paris, win custody and control of her finances after a separation. The court records reveal Jeffrey Gibson’s estrangement, divorce, and the settlement that assigns debts to be covered by the couple and limits support to Mrs Gibson.
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Brest
Sir
Mra
Wile Evarts Benjamin
Paris
Jeanne Joan
Calles
Gitaca
Qeober
Benjamin
Har Matin
Conny
Seine
Gibson
Bond Issue Funds to Last Six Months in Bridgeport
City officials Mayo Wilson and City Attorney William H Comley report the 300000 bond issue for Bridgeport’s needy will cover only six months of current aid. An estimated 1% of families are listed as in need.
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Special Commission
Bridgeport
Mayo Wilson
William H. Comley
Charr
Paris Police to Carry Clubs Replacing Sabres
Paris police will be equipped with clubs, smaller and more like American models, replacing sabres long used. Chief Leullier plans limited use for arrests not requiring extreme force as he addresses protection against pistols amid rising person counts. The city faces handling applicants in the last three months of the rise, covering January through March.
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Hay
Edgewood
Lale du Rhone
Paris
Tha
Ak Tha
Leullier
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