Battle over enforcing prohibition in recall dispute
Warne B Wheeler former prohibition chief faces United States Attorney Buckner in a heated debate on punishing adulterators of prohibition views. Buckner calls arrests a waste of time and effort, arguing for fewer courts and more targeted actions. Wheeler accuses Buckner and allies of stoking fear while supporters push for stricter enforcement and recalls of ineffective officials. The exchange reflects a broader national clash over how to apply prohibition laws amid public drift and enforcement challenges.
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Warne B. Wheeler
Prohibition
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United States
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Buckner
New York
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Greeont
Fragmented OCR Note From a Historic Page
The readable text appears garbled with incomplete phrases and mistyped terms. It mentions individuals or items without clear context, offering no coherent event, date, or location to summarize into a factual news card.
Fragmented OCR News Snippet About Unclear Entities
A read fragment mentions geee Sese Seed She and 3585 Se madkiur Geet See with references to louse GG Epces and Geenext foe. It also alludes to pacis IT and a 35 feet measure. Overall text is garbled and lacks coherent context or identifiable events.
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Seoewiien
Fragmented Debate on Revenue and Spending Reforms
A garbled transcript outlines debates on federal revenue, spending restraint, and budget measures. It mentions estimates, deficits, and proposed commissions, with references to defense, economic policy, and potential tax reforms amid a tense policy discussion.
Beadled Speech Divides Republicans At Congress Event
President Coolidge speech at Congress was met with mixed reaction in the Senate today. Proposals for relief measures and farm aid drew some approval while critics urged caution and called for broader support. Leaders from both parties voiced sympathy for the public, but resistance remained among several Republicans.
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Mystery of a Giant Tree in Mexico City Remains Unclear
Fragmentary notes describe a vast tree in Mexico City foresters marked as ancient, with immense height and spread. Report mentions its four-foot trunk and long branches, but the text is garbled and lacks verifiable details or dates.
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America
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Petroleum Uses Through the Ages Revealed
The article notes that petroleum was known to ancient civilizations and by scientists at least 2000 years ago. It states that, in the last century, its practical use was developed, spurring advances in mechanics and chemistry linked to petroleum.
Rattlesnakes Bite Through Rubber Beets Revealed
A survey on rattlesnakes shows they can bite through rubber beets with the lower bone offering decent protection while the upper part provides less defense. The report notes bites rarely occur above the time.
Unclear Source Item Raises Question of Company Rights
The fragmentary text references a famous company and legal rights connected to a bar and leadership, mentioning an OKe Liniden of the company and a Sirrotaered event. The readable facts are sparse and imply a dispute over ownership or control without specific names, dates, or places.
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Fragmentary note on minerals and textures
The text presents distorted phrases about minerals and smoothness, mentioning terms like strain and unrels. It reads as a corrupted OCR fragment with no clear event or identifiable entities to describe.
Fragmentary OCR Note on Prosperity and Contentment
The readable text mentions a procedure or process and references prosperity and contentment. It notes people awaiting, possibly in a context of immigration or progress, with unclear details and broken phrases. No clear names, dates, or places are discernible.
Skullcap fashioned for Speaker Longworth in Washington tale
Charles P. Stewart recalls a strange London style skullcap purchase for the speaker. A clerk describes a blue cap with red stripe and pom, noting its modernity and the idea it was obsolete. The tale portrays Washington's nightwear fashion and a humorously stern take on authority symbols.
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Charles P. Stewart
Washington
Nicholas Losswoth
House of Representatives
Golds Conner
England
Longworth
The Acid Test The test of any foror of government
The essay argues the true measure of government is its capacity to mobilize resources and sustain public welfare, comparing leadership to ringing a dinner bell to signal provision and reassurance amid crises and daily needs.
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Birmingham News
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