Revenue Chief Explains Canadian Prohibition Trade Clash
Excerpt from W D P D Euler minister of national revenue in Parliament discusses liquor laws, cross border flows, and the 1924 treaty with the United States. He notes that most liquor to the U S is carried by American boats and calls for U S clearances of smaller boats to improve control.
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W. Dpd
Euler
Canada
United States
Department of National Revenue
Canadian
Windsor-Detroit
Lake Erie
Lake Ontario
Gome
Quebec
Windsor
Detroit River
United States Customs Office
Detroit
Hope for early end to dispute in Mexico
United Press reports prayers across Mexico as hope grew that Pope Pius would approve an agreement ending the three year religious law dispute with the government. Vatican acquiescence awaited after papal emissaries met President Portes Gil and Archbishop Ruiz y Flores to shape a joint statement.
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United Press
Mexico City
Pope Pius
Mexico
Vatican
Alo
Leopoldo Ruiz Y Flores
Emilio Portes Gil
Vatican City
Portes Gil
Plutarco Elias Calles
Capt Johnson Survives Gale After Laurel Breaks Up
Astoria, Ore June 20 Captain Louis Johnson skipper of the freighter Laurel rode the battered hulk through one of the North Pacifics worst gales. Laurel broken in two was off the mouth of the Columbia River and Johnson ashore after 48 hours under coast guard threat to abandon ship.
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United Press
Astoria
Ore
Louis Johnson
Laurel
North Pacific
Pacific
Columbia River
Johnson
Mrs. Johnson
Photographers Document Jamestown Sunken City
London reports numerous photographers capture hundreds of images of Jamestown, once the Nevis capital in the West Indies. The town sank beneath the sea after an earthquake in 1680, carrying away its riches and about 14 000 inhabitants.
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London
Jamestown
Nevis
West Indies
South America Promise Land Jobs Are Few
Washington notes Americans increasingly seek work in Latin America but warns of false agencies and high living costs. George Eder of the Commerce Department cautions that only about 3,000 U.S. positions exist for every opening in South America, with native competition and low pay. He urges obtaining a written contract before emigrating and ensuring the employer is trustworthy.
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iCopyright
Canton Daily News
Washington
United States
South America
Post Office Department
Department of Commerce
Latin-America
George J. Eder
Central
Eder
Latin America
Comprr
France Plans Elevated Road Across Major Cities
Paris reports engineers study a 2000 mile elevated highway to connect Paris Lyons Marseilles and Nice with branches to Toulouse and Bordeaux Brest Boulogne Strasbourg and Strousbourg. Estimated cost 250000 dollars. Critics fear aesthetic impact while backers cite reduced congestion and highway rail cooperation potential.
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Paris
France
Lyons
Marseilles
Nice
Toulouse
Bordeaux
Boulogne
Brest
Strous
United States
Chamber of Deputies
Delay on Rhine Evacuation Dependent on Young Plan
Paris dispatch reports that allied evacuation of the Rhineland and Saar restitution will not be discussed in final form until the Young plan for reparations payments is operative. Stresemann signals German approval while Poincare and Briand push for cabinet action and Reichstag ratification, with the July international meeting to set terms. De militarization and war debt pacts feature in forthcoming discussions.
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Ralph Heinzen
Paris
Rheinland
Gustav Stresemann
France
Raymond Poincare
Aristide Briand
Rhine
Saar Valley
Germany
Switzerland
Stresemann
Poincare
Reichstag
Rhineland
Chamber of Deputies
United States
Great Britain
Hold Rites for Mary Ressler
Funeral services for Mary Ressler three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Ressler will be held at the residence Friday afternoon at 1 and at 1 30 from Pleasant View Church interment will be in Pleasant View Cemetery ministers will be Aaron Eberg and I J Buchwalter survivors are the parents and nine brothers and sisters
Wisconsin Debates Union Status Over Prohibition
Madison June 20 Senators debated Wisconsin's status in the union over prohibition. Mil waukee’s Barnhard Gettelman argued Wisconsin seceded in 1857 over the fugitive slave law and never repealed. he also proposed a state liquor program and a state medical liquor commission allowing individual prescriptions.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Barnhard Gettelman
Milwaukee
State Historical Library
Union
Gettelman
Medical Liquor Commission
Dawes Speech Seen As Aid To League Disarmament
In Geneva the Dawes address on disarmament is viewed as a clear summary of the League of Nations efforts since its founding. Observers say the talk reiterates two core aims: moral disarmament precedes material cuts and a universal metric for armaments is needed.
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United Press
Geneva
United States
Charles G. Dawes
London
League of Nations
League
Dawes
Ramsay MacDonald
Herbert Hoover
Source of sulphide gas mystery near El Paso deaths
Police and health authorities sought the source of hydrogen sulphide gas that killed two children and felled at least 15 people in a suburb of El Paso. Reports say poultry and livestock died in barns within two miles, with victims asphyxiated and treated outdoors.
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EL Paso
Tex
Lions Seen in Morocco Amid Heat Driven Search Near Sefrou
In Fez on June 20, reports say lions crossed into Morocco from the interior, driven by extreme heat. Moroccan troops were dispatched to hunt a lion near Sefrou suspected of partly devouring a woman earlier this week.
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Fez
Morocco
Africa
Sefrou
Classified ads promise big returns from small spaces
Classified ads are shown to generate strong returns for small listings in newspapers. Small spaces, big reach attract buyers, sellers, and advertisers seeking cost effective exposure.
N C P Glass Is Given Diplomas After Training School
The Northern Ohio Power and Light Co graduates from the operators training school received diplomas during two commencement sessions at the Knights of Columbus hall. Mayor Curtis, G. H. Shaw, and D. D. Foust spoke on operating diplomas and certificates were issued by A. C. Blinn. The 1929 class lists numerous bus and train operators, inspectors, and related staff.
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Operators’ Training School
Northern Ohio Power & Light Co
Knights of Columbus
Curtis
G. H. Shaw
C. Bucher
D. D. Foust
A. C. Blinn
E. Minger
W. Horning
J. Pollock
K. Barnard
E. J. Rheil
E. L. Follett
L. A. Weaver
E. R. Myers
W. P. Eckroate
Doc Allman
R. C. Pritchard
H. E. Pritchard
B. E. Newman
E. B. Samuels
W. M. Martin
C. L. Hoffman
J. J. Maple
H. McDermott
J. Rosenbluh
W. S. Wallace
W. R. Fetters
H. E. Grimes
C. S. Hartbell
J. Pfender
H. H. McKinnon
W. B. Pogue
J. A. Stump
H. E.pieren
T. J. Summerville
G. E. Shaffner
E. E. Tope
C. J. Davis
L. A. Wetzell
H. D. Chapman
W. E. Curtis
Definition of politics defined by attorney general
Columbus June 20. Attorney General Bettman defined politics in an opinion. He says classified civil service employees cannot serve on the municipal board of health by mayoral appointment. He adds a threefold definition of politics as public affairs interplay, democratic participation, and the science and art of government.
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Columbus
Gilbert Bettman
Municipal Board of Health
Bettman
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