Court Upholds Dry Amendment In Historic Ruling
A court sustains the Eighteenth Amendment, affirming prohibition as a constitutional power of Congress and the states. The decision holds that enforcement can be by both federal and state actions, with concurrent authority to regulate intoxicating liquors nationwide.
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Congress
A.wo
Missouri Pacific Railway Company
Kansas
U. S
United State
Hawke
Smith
United States
Teria
Pista
Ruppert
States
House
New York Agents to Redouble Their Efforts
Disjointed report notes New York agents plan intensified actions regarding enforcement and oversight. It mentions alleged violations linked to draft and liquor controls, with remarks on supervisory authorities and potential consequences discussed at a Kings County meeting of the United Liquor Deners Association.
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New York
Yory
June Funbie
York
Roderud
Jasten
Bernre
Agence Pusser
United States Mauretad Powee
Branklyn
United Liquor Deniers’ Association, of
Kings
Brack
To Say on Job Til Other Parties Act
Fragmented text presents a debated policy stance about party acts and electoral politics with unclear names and events. The readable fragments suggest a discussion on prohibition era topics and political allegiance, referencing various unnamed figures and implied votes.
Ligner Trelfie Dead As Slavery Era Debate
Fragmented OCR text discusses constitutional and Volstead era issues. Mentions Wheeler, Antiesoleon league, and a supreme decision on slavery and beer and wine amendments. References to preventing nullification and reform within a governing body.
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Ligner Trelfie
Wheeler
Archilaria
Wayne Fie Wheeler
Mage
Jone
Deakwred
Sielenent
Olibie
Osahl
C. O. P. Delegates Glad Question Is Settled
Delegates at the supreme court convention express satisfaction as a lingering question is resolved. Ald Liew is noted among participants as part of the event coverage. Additional details on the outcome and implications for the organization are forthcoming in later editions.
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C.O. P
Supreme Court
Ald Liew
New York pauses licenses for two point seven five percent beer
The New York department at long last ordered the halt on licenses for two point seven five percent beer amid confusion. Officials stopped approval after learning of the de facto allowance and the brewing status remained unclear.
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Enclae
Martial Law Proclaimed in Galveston City
Governor announces martial law in Galveston at noon as five hundred state troops are expected to enforce order amid freight congestion from a tungshoremen strike. Governor W Pp, ffobbs declares urgent action to protect commerce and citizens rights with troops to quell disorders and safeguard the gulf port.
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Galveston
Wis
W Pp
Gianeral J. F Wollers
Texas
Alreay
Gulf City
Conrestion
Gulf Port
Warning on hard floors harms arches and energy
The piece urges readers to protect foot arches from hard floors and pavements. It cites rising arch trouble, notes about 8,000 daily steps, and explains O'Sullivan's Heels as a rubber heel compound that absorbs shocks. It advises visiting a shoe repairer to fit the product.
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O’sullivan’s
O’sullivan
O'sullivan’s
Approval of incotvidtation by EW YOT corporation
An unusual OCR fragment notes approval action by a corporation identified as EW YOT or similar. The readable portion mentions a corporate entity and a formal approval or assent, but lacks clear context, date, or concrete details about the decision or outcome. Further readable specifics are not present in the text.
Supreme Court Justice Rethinks Port Sailor Policy
An unclear fragment discusses American ports, sailors, and a view by the Supreme Court on a policy issue. It mentions potential revisions and broader implications for maritime operations and labor. Further readable details are unavailable in the fragment.
Loston Divorces Under Uncontested Court Term
An undefended divorce case proceeds at Court Term 124 in Saine time Jagr with the Wer proceedings noted.
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Jagr
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