Rum blockade to surround United States aims at dry law enforcement
Treasury reports outline a plan to ring the nation with a wall to curb liquor flows as part of the whiskey crusade. Gen. I Andrews, field marshal of enforcement, says borders and coasts can be made as hard to reach as an armed enemy. Cooperation from Coast Guard, Prohibition Unit, Customs, Justice, Immigration, and Agriculture is sought to tighten the dry lid.
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Washington
United States
Treasury
1. Andrews
Prohibition Forces
Andrews
Considge
Coast Guard
Prohibition Unit
Custome Service
Department of Justice
Immigration Service
Department of Agriculture
Border Patrol
Britain and France argue over security pact amid Rhine issues
Britain and France remain entangled over a security pact as Briand’s reply to London prompts calls for clarification. Paris contends Britain would not oppose French troop movement through the Rhineland if Germany attacks Poland or Czechoslovakia, while London presses for fulfilment of armament guarantees and future League of Nations involvement.
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Canton Daily News
London
Great Britain
France
Germany
Briand
Foreign Office
Paris
Mariand
Poland
Ceecho-Blovakia
Rhineland
Eireles
M. Briand
Rhine
League of Nations
Coun
Plot to Discredit State Witnesses in Shepherd Trial
Chicago June 4. State's Attorney Robert Crowe accused Shepherd's defense of trying to discredit state's witnesses in the William B D Shepherd worm murder trial. Crowe said there is no legitimate defense and warned they will be stopped if they go too far. The report also notes North Carolina enacted more than a thousand new laws in a recently concluded session.
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Chicago
William BD. Shepherd
Robert Crowe
Shepherd
Crowe
North Carolina
Today’s Reader Bargains Spotlight in Canton Classifieds
Canton merchants highlight bargains in a new Classifieds column titled Today’s Reader Bargains. The listings target thrifty shoppers with attractive deals and special prices, showcasing items from local retailers.
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Canton
Lost City in Nevada Desert Found From 3000-Year-Old Ruins
Archaeologists uncover a buried Nevada desert settlement dubbed the Lost City. The site, containing dwellings and pottery, is estimated to be more than 3,000 years old and is being excavated by scientists aided by researchers from Indiana.
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Nevada Desert
Lady Nicotine Joins French Political Debate over Taxes
Paris June 4. The cigaret ministry rumor grows as Caillaux faces finance bills with higher cheap cigarette taxes. Mary land brand prices rose and angered workers and farmers. Socialists led by Blum and Auriol plan to oppose Caillaux and warn against currency inflation. Americans rush to cash in as the franc slides.
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Paris
Cigaret
Painleve
Nicotine
Maryland
Chamber
M. Caillaux
Leon Blum
Vincent Auriol
Caillaux
Illinois Days Are Victorious In Prohibition Battle
Springfield, June 4 Dry members of the house celebrate defeating a bill to modify the Volstead act for two years. Prohibition advocates smash repeal of the Tile IVs act and search and seizure law and move to create a state prohibition enforcement office under the attorney general. The bill had passed the senate. the house needs 77 votes to pass before the governor. Disruptive scenes and caustic exchanges marked debates throughout.
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Springfield
Dry
Minois
Convicts whipped till blood ran in Gaston Count
Gaston County grand jury reported that prisoners at camp No 2 were whipped with eight foot sticks while at work. A guard named Kirksles allegedly whipped the men while intoxicated and was recommended for discharge.
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Gastonta
N. C
Con- Victa
Gaston County
Grand Jury
Kirksles
Auto Stolen From Rex Avenue Parking Spot
A. Gibbs of 1820 Relden Ave NE reported to police Wednesday that his automobile was stolen from its parking place at Rex Avenue near Tuscarawas and Bishop.
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HW. A. Gibbs
Relden Av
Pettee
Iday
Rex Av
Tuscarawas
German Race In Third Lap At Aerial Derby
Berlin dispatch reports the German aerial derby entering the third lap around Stuttgart with 40 planes. Polte on a Udet with Bristow Lucifer motor leads the field. Ungewitter and a small Mohammed plane encounter issues. one crash eliminations occur, minor injuries only. Jack Dempsey and wife plan to visit the flying fields to observe leaders.
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Canton Daily News
Berlin
Stuttgart
Tempelhof Field
Polte
Thot Ungewitter
Erfuret
Jack Dempsey
Myers Reports Ohio Banks In Healthy State
W R Myers vice president and cashier of the George D Harter Bank Canton treasurer of the Ohio Bankers association reported the financial condition as healthful. Prominent business leaders spoke as bankers gathered in Columbus for the annual convention while B G Huntington praised Ohio banks for post war stability.
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Daily News
Bareau
Spahr Building
Columbus
W. R. Myers
George D. Harter Bank
Canton
Ohio Bankers’ Association
B. G. Huntington
Ohio
W. O. Thompson
Ohio State University
Luther K. Bell
New York
U. S. Air Mail
Dallas
Texas
George Silver
The
Grain Marketing Co
Chicago
Manley C. Hudson
Bemis
Harvard University
Cambridge, Mass
Bulgarians kill two Communists in nationwide roundups
Sofia report says two communists were killed and one surrendered during a government roundup. Police besieged a house and opened fire after refusals to surrender. Some 450 arrested, with 140 charged in communist plots at Bourgas and Varna involvement noted.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Varna
Bourgas
Students stage anti foreign parade in London crowds kept away
London June 4 three thousand students held an anti foreign demonstration before the king but guards blocked them from the legations of various countries. Central News dispatch noted the tense scene with police and mounting tension outside diplomat residences.
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London
Engleman Store Opens with New Fixtures in Vicinity
Mixtures are installed in Engleman's new women’s store at the corner of Tuscarawas and Piedmontay streets. Opening planned for next week with Sam Robbins connected to the business.
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Cherry Av SE
Engleman
Tuscarawas St E
Piedmontay
Mr. Engleman
Sam Robbins
AW Tower in Colorado Senate: ere who
An obscure OCR fragment references AW Tower in Colorado Senate proceedings with unclear context. Names, dates, and precise actions are unreadable, leaving the exact event or outcome uncertain. The fragment suggests committee discussions or a bill involving AW Tower but provides no concrete details.
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