President backs Andrews in prohibition enforcement effort
President Coolidge signals full support for Assistant Secretary Andrews in enforcing the Volstead Act. He pledges latitude in regional officer appointments and aims to keep politics out of the Prohibition Bureau, praising Haynes for nonpartisan efficiency and readiness to implement the enforcement plan without delay.
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Bishop to sail with saintly body to Cleveland
Rome dispatch states Bishop Joseph Schrembs of Cleveland will sail from Cherbourg on August 5 carrying the relic of Saint Christine the Virgin. The papal gift, given in gratitude for Bishop Schrembs’ offerings toward the House of Catacombs, will be housed in the Cleveland cathedral.
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Japanese Wireless Telegraph Co Formed by Government and Private Interests
Viscount Shibusawa and Baron Nakashima have been appointed by Premier Kato to form a committee to establish the Japanese Wireless Telegraph Co. The company will be jointly managed by government and private interests with the Iwaki wireless station in Fukushima Prefecture as its principal asset.
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Officers of Tug Held as Fugitives
Boston July 24 AP Captain Lucas Crowell and Mate Joe King of the tug Kingfisher were arrested as fugitives from Maine on US Customs law violations. A barge bound from Nova Scotia to Rockland was found carrying 4,000 cases of Scotch whiskey hidden behind pulpits. the tug towed away and was seized in Vineyard Sound. The barge Smith Line No 1 was seized at Rockland. liquor valued at 120000 with barge valued at 1000. Captain Stewan Miles and seaman James Gordon held on 3000 bail each for September term.
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Gas price cuts ripple through Springfield market
In Springfield Massachusetts on July 14 AP reports Standard Oil Co instructed Alling stations to drop retail gasoline to 22 cents per gallon from 25 cents, aligning with the tank wagon price. Atlantic Refining Co followed with a similar reduction. One independent dealer with ten stations cut to 20 cents.
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