Shipping Board Faces Drought of Clarity on Liquor Ships
A dispute over liquor on American ships in foreign ports sparks a clash between prohibition policy and foreign policy. General Daugherty remains noncommittal as Congress and the Supreme Court weigh limits on ships carrying whiskey. Officials fear a spillover into international relations and possible new liquor restrictions.
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Ressel to Go on Ballots in Ohio Contests Highlighted
Ohio moves to print candidate addresses on ballots as state officials seek to ease voter identification for the August election. Secretary of State Harvey C. Smith contends no objections will arise if candidates declare their identities, with two Smiths on the Republican gubernatorial ticket and past similarities noted with 1920 races. In New York, a six story Fifth Avenue house once belonging to the Gould family sells for about 1 million dollars after replacing the Schiff residence, symbolizing Gilded Age opulence.
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Skeletons Restored in Frisco Unearthed by Steamship Claim
In San Francisco on June 29 a report says skeletons were unearthed by a steamship and a public health authority. The fragment mentions a man named Jomas A. Pearce and a Victorian era inquiry about death at a public health service facility.
Pittsburgher Shot by Cleveland Police
John Harrington of Pittsburgh was fatally wounded in a running clash with Patrolman Gus Wild and Detective Appleton early today. Harrington, pursued after a reported shooting at Ray Evans’s home, fired on officers who responded, was shot twice, and died later at city hospital.
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Evansdale light law inspection finds few compliant
Martins Ferry report June 29 notes that an inspection shows less than ten percent of auto lights meet state law. An expert says glare could be reduced by adjusting an internal screw in the light.
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McCumber Leads in Senate Fight for ND renomination
Frag mentary returns from North Dakota statewide primary indicate Senator Porter J McCumber leads Lynn J Frazier for the republican senatorial nomination with under 100 precincts reported of 2064. McCumber holds a nearly 4000 vote margin while Frazier claims victory at his headquarters. Frazier backs the NonPartisan League. McCumber represents the regular Republican group.
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