Prohibition Study Finds Mixed Signs on Nation’s Rule
A government research report on national prohibition shows reduced saloon presence and mixed social effects. It cites declines in open drinking and some improvements in home life, but notes increased youth drinking and uneven law enforcement attitudes. The study urges careful, long term analysis before final judgments.
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F. Ernest Johnson
Federal Council
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United States
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Prohibition
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Luchus
Emily Sowal
America
Association For Organizing
Fedora slayer still at large as inquest set
Police searched East Side houses for the alleged murderer of Fedora with no success. Surrounding towns were notified but yielded no clues. An inquest is scheduled for 9:30 p m with Coroner Joan J Phelan presiding. The deceased's wife, three visitors, and Sam Ferrara will testify. Medical Examiner H LeBaron Peters ruled death from blood loss due to a severed artery.
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Joan J. Phelan
Fedora
Sam Ferrara
H. LeBaron Peters
Prayers and Rain End Drought Stretch in Atlanta
In Atlanta on Sunday afternoon heavy rain began, the first since July 16, with the Weather bureau unable to confirm until Monday. Indications point to widespread rainfall across the south, ending weeks of drought. Four light showers had fallen since July 26 with little relief. Prayers for rain were ordered in churches, and rain began soon after services.
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Bridgeport Democrats rally with critics of Roraback
In Bridgeport dinner remarks, speakers including World and Governor George Cullinan and toastmaster Cullinan attacked Connecticut political machines led by J Henry Roraback. They charged corruption in Hartford, urged unity among Democrats and independent Republicans, and called for a new city administration to end waste and stagnation.
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Jf Ae Roraback
Connecticut
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J. Henry Roraback
Mr. Sells
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King
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Seitz
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Whartford
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Cannan
Brooklyn
Thomas M. Cullinan
Cullinan
Silzer Blames G O P for Coal Troubles in New Jersey
Governor Silzer criticizes the federal administration for inaction on the anthracite coal strike and monopoly power. He argues the president and Congress have failed to curb rising coal prices, protect consumers, and provide timely emergency measures, urging action under private ownership with stronger regulation.
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Tam
Congress
Voal Commission
United States
New Jersey
Gov. Pinchot
Borah
Samee
Poly
Federal Tribe
Erernal Fact Finding Commission
Mitchell attacks charges over defense and aviation reform
The speaker blasts critics as demagogues who harm national defense and aviation. He accuses accusers of disloyal conduct, urges accountability for military officers moonlighting in politics, and rejects claims of army navy race arrangements as false.
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Two Connecticut fugitives questioned in New Haven murder case
Police grilled two youths over the murder of an unidentified man in a New Haven suburb last September. Joseph Macri, 18, and Nick De Millia, 21, both from New Haven, denied involvement and claimed they came to New York for work. They were living rough after failing to find jobs, and police noted an earlier drunken-burial incident linked to the case.
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