Preacher Calls Sunday Papers Harmful to Nation
Dr Noah Cooper of Nashville argues against Sunday newspapers at a New York gathering, claiming Sabbath breaking caused war and unemployment. He warns editors to quit selling Sunday editions or face moral ruin, citing millions out of work and a drift to hell on the broad road.
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SBIW
Noah H. Cooper
Nashville
Tennessee
Inumehca
New York City
Iilian Herald
Hie
Qoap
Ihe
Wood
Sundar Taw
Sablath
Casper
Wil Eitors
New York
Cooper
Buvage
Turape
Qed
Mgr. Cooper
Conper Alan
Customs Officers Can Seize Foreign Liquor
Washington July 15. Prohibition orders issued by Attorney General Daugherty empower customs officers to seize intoxicating liquor entering U S ports from Canada or Mexico or transshipped through the United States. The legality of foreign shipments and the effect of the new rules on liquor brought in from other countries remained under study, with further clarifying opinions expected.
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Washington
United States
Daugherty
Palmer
oMelale
Dangheety
Claim of frameup shocks Oklahoma judge case
In HLSA Oklahoma Ty 17 Tudee Buchen Wright of Bepalye faced charges of taking an $89 bribe with $10,000 already paid influencing a Tommy Atkins case. Judge D A McDoural called the accusation a frameup as the lands matter totals $1,900,900. Attorney General Bor, leading the prosecution, says evidence supports conviction.
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Hlsa
Okla
Buchen
Wright
Bepalye
Mexican Troops Move to Quell New Revolt
Mexico City reports federal troops dispatched to Tamaulipas and San Luis Potosi to suppress a rebel movement. Leaders named include General Herrera and General Alejandro Chee, with Colonel Haratin Minny conveying the dispatch. War Secretary Estrada confirmed the mobilization and alleged Herrera is leveraging former top official Manuel Pelaes to bolster the effort.
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Mexico City
Heer
Tamaulinas
San Luis Perast
Daniel Marintz
Herrerra
Alejandro Chae
TaAguterant
Haratin Minny
Tenched
General McAndrew In Serious Condition
Washington July 16 General James W McAndrew president of General State College and former chief of staff for General Pershing in France was in a serious condition at Walter Reed army hospital suffering from a general breakdown. New York judge competition among steamship lines from New York to Germany led to reduced passenger rates with the first rate to Hamburg cut to 83 to 2214 and scheduled further reductions on September 1.
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Washington
James W. McAndrew
General State College
General Pershing
France
Walter Reid Army Hospital
New York
Judge
Germany
Hambure
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