Dry Officers Meet Vamps and Shrews in Prohibition Room
A humorous yet factual account portrays prohibition officers recounting encounters with evasive women and persistent signs of bootlegging. They describe dramatic entrances, attempted manipulation, and the discovery of twenty gallons of liquor and two stills, with several women pleading for mercy or claiming innocence as officers confiscate evidence. The piece closes noting officers' resolve amid varied excuses and the dangers of enforcing liquor laws.
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Two Communists Elected To Paris City Council
Paris reports two communists Audre Marty and M Bantta na won overwhelming seats on the municipal council amid controversy over civil rights. Opponents Goldpky and Emile Cottin trailed with low vote counts while Marthe Bizot, a Communist teacher, captured 325 votes preventing a decisive third district majority and a new ballot.
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ISQVIET LEADERS FEAR LENINE NEAR DEATH
Berlin reports via Copenhagen claim Russian Soviet leaders have been summoned to Moscow to discuss the possible government action if Premier Lenine dies. The tale circulated in Danish and Berlin telegraph sources as a potential near future risk.
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Looting of ships reported off New Jersey shores
U S detectives report thefts from Lit United States Shipping Berry vessels near Hudson estuary all winter with losses exceeding 100,000. Thieves allegedly looted fittings engines silver and other removable items, shipping plunder to shore as ice broke. about 800 people aboard the boats.
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Gompers Praises Wilson For His Record
New York reports labor leader Samuel Gompers praised Woodrow Wilson for his record at a gathering of labor and Woodrow Wilson Foundation representatives. He defended Wilson’s policies, noting opposition to anti trust measures, and urged support for the endowment despite short funding.
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Untermyer Defends Expelled Unionist In Dock Meeting
Samuel Waathorney speaks for Leckwood Communities as August Holmstrom, expelled from the union, faces reinstatement bid. Brindell’s allies clash amid boisterous crowd. Holmstrom urged calm while Brindle supporters push for limits. Debate centers on unity and the union’s power to discipline members.
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Moonshine Gang Haunts Stepney Hills Shack Raid
In Stepney's secluded hills a bootleg operation is raided after prohibition officers uncover a hidden still and storeroom behind a dilapidated shack. The scene shows broken furniture, bush, and whiskey stains with guards, and the raid reveals large mash quantities and equipment as officers seize the site. Paris fashion shift with aluminum decorates at Auteuil amid Rome Greek themes.
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Coolidge Discusses Harding Era and Public Policy
President Coolidge defends conservative economic principles and the Bragene administration’s foreign policy. He urges prudence in government spending, notes veterans relief costs, and stresses domestic prosperity through reduced governmental waste and increased productive activity. He condemns entangling alliances and emphasizes faith in American institutions.
Constantinople Remains Turkish Under Short Armistice Terms
The Turks favor an armistice duration of one month and seek Allied guarantees on Thrace. Angora government is urged to accept, with a Greek military discussion in Athens about the Greek reply to the armistice proposal. Paris reports Greece occupying the suggested terms with reservations on military conditions.
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Commander of Fiume Captured in Seizure Maneuver
Reports detail the capture of Ar hu commander during a pursuit of former President Zarella near Fiume. A tense exchange followed, with eight men from Kime identified and several Taljan Arditt Antareg members involved. Lieutenant Viola, wounded, was reportedly captured by forces allied with the Lorersha Pynate.
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Youth of Ireland Opposes Treaty Sparks Urgent Rally
March 26 in New York Austin Stark, delegate for Eamon De Valera, warned that the treaty may drive young Irelanders to action against British forces. He urged arming the people for complete independence and resisting any oath to a British-backed order. Sack, deputy chief of staff of the Irish Republican Army, said hardliners reject any constitution that retains oaths to a monarchy.
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Naval Class of 1881 Planning for Reunion in Washington
Plans finalized for the Naval Academy class of 1881 reunion to be held in Tokio this May with attendees including Secretary Alecks Rear Admiral Henry B. Wilson superintendent of the Naval Academy Maj Gen George Parnett and other senior officers. The American members will travel aboard the naval transport Henderson from San Francisco stopping at Havre the Philippines and China en route.
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Federation of Music Clubs to Give Prize
The National Federation of Music Clubs plans a six month campaign with Mrs John F Lyon of Wort Werch Texas presiding. Mrs Cecil Frankel Los Angeles leads the extension department as it reports on the county wide program of teachings and the 1000 dollar prize spread for music compositions across vocal instrumental and choral categories.
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Cure a Cold in One Day Ad Claims Laxative KHROMO QUININE
An old advertisement promises a one day cure for a cold using KHROMO QUININE and BROMO from Jableta. It touts genuineness and nature’s advantage, urging readers to try the product for quick relief.
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