New Rule In Distributing Medical Whiski Ban Juice
Ambiguous text proposes a rule affecting distribution of a medical whiskey and bans juice. Mentions Mellon and Mitchell and phrases provisions. No clear dates or entities beyond those names.
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01 Apr 1931
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Charleston Gazette in Charleston, West Virginia
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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1931
Page
1
Managua Earthquake Kills and Ravages Capital
Managua suffers a devastating earthquake and fire with widespread destruction. US Marines maintain order as relief ships head to Corinto and Hoover directs aid from Washington. About 1100 dead reported with fears of 2500. two Americans confirmed dead, Lieut. Comdr Hugo Baske and Mrs. Joseph D. Murray. the city left in ruins with legations burning and services down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balboa
Canal Zone
Managua
Central American Republic of
Nicaragua
United States
Rochester
Corinto
Pacific
Hoover
Washington
United States Naval
Bax
Hugo F. A. Baske
Seattle
Wash
Joseph D. Murray
Murray
U. S. Marine Corps
Concord
Mass
Bianggua
U.S
Lupons Hotel
Managua Disaster Report Shows $30 Million Damage
Earthquakes and fire in Managua Nicaragua killed about 1060 people and wounded many. American legation British legation and Nicaraguan government buildings were destroyed. Fire razed 20 blocks of the business district and caused heavy property loss. United States Marines and Red Cross rendered aid as the disaster spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manawaa
Nicaragua
Legation
United States
Atte
Army
Navy
Red Cross
Suna
U S Mobilizes Relief Forces After Managua Quake
U S emergency response mobilizes army navy and Red Cross after the Managua earthquake. President Hoover orders relief measures and briefings outline need for tents blankets medical supplies and sanitation as U S citizens and Marines in Nicaragua are accounted for amid widespread destruction in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Managua
Micaragua
United States
Hoover
State Department
Mauswan
Navy
Managus
Baloca
Georgetown University
Army
Panama
Feo
Red Cross
Roy FP. Davis
State road bids set for 58.88 miles across 16 counties
The state road commission will open bids Saturday April 23 for a 58.88 mile highway project across 16 counties at a project cost around $750,000. Counties include Putnam Mason Cabell Crsabi er Mingo Fayette McDowell Grant Randolph Tucker Preston Mineral Hambland Hampshire Jefferson Hardy Upshur. Local labor used where possible with preference for handwork when economical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puta
Mason, Cabell
Cresabrier
Mingo
Fayette
McDowell
Grant Randolph
Tucker
Preston
Minbral
Hamapstire
Jefferson
Hardy
Upshur
Payette County
A. 6
Managua in Flames After Earthquake Strikes City
A brief earthquake at 10 03 a m collapsed buildings in Managua killing and injuring many. Fires spread as water mains broke and debris blocked streets. US Marines aided rescue while communication relied on Tropical Radio to New Orleans. The city suffered widespread destruction with several landmarks ruined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A& M
Craigie G
Managua
Hicaregua
Managus
Jones
United States
Acros
Pices
New Orleans
Storms Kill and Damage Across Southern States
A line of tornadoes hail and rain struck the south, killing a five year old girl in Elba Alabama and injuring several others. Damage reported to peach groves near Thomaston Georgia and to homes in Mulberry and Winter Haven Florida. A field artillery unit near Tripoton Georgia suffered a fatal injury to a crewman as hail spooked horses. Old Fort McKee Pensacola faced pounding seas and strong winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia
Peach Belt
Horace Huller
Elba
Ala
Huller
Fort Brigg
N. C
Fort Benning
Mulberry
Winter Haven
Fla
Indian River
Thomaston
Defense Rests in Brothers Trial Over Lingle Slaying
In Chicago the defense rested with seven witnesses including two women who swore Brothers did not fire the gun that killed Tribune reporter Alfred Lingle. Eight prosecution witnesses had identified Brothers or a man who fled the scene. Rebuttal and closing arguments were set to begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Iso Brothers
Alfred
Jake Lingle
Triune
Perment
Randolph Street
Lingle
Brothers S
Gourt
Ari
Lawrence J. O'Malley
Howard Wilson
Likewine
New York Tribune Wins First Exhibit Typography Award
Philadelphia hosts the Francis Way land Ayer cup ceremony at the first exhibition of sew a paper typography. Five judges rated entries on typography presswork and makeup. Winners include The Long Beach Run Portland Evening Express Philadelphia Public Ledger Morning Oregonian and Charleston Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
March
New York
Gerald-Tribune Today
Francis Wayland Ayer
Ayer Gallerien
Long Beach Run
Long Beach
Calif
Portland Evening Express
Portland
Public Ledger
Morning Oregonian
Ore
Charleston
W. Va
Art Daily New Papers
Gandhi Declaration Demands Broad Indian Charter At Round Table
The All-India National Congress approves a Gandhi drafted resolution outlining essential rights and reforms for India's constitution. It calls for freedom of association, speech, conscience, equal citizenship, religious neutrality, legal protection for workers, child labor ban, unions, education, and reduced military spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karachi
Indi
Mahatma Gandhi
India
London
all-India National Congress
Gandhi Bimeett
Papa Jawaharlal Behra
Congress
Gandhi
Acaidem
Rockne and Eight Die in Plane Crash
Katharine Rockne Notre Dame coach among nine killed when a passenger airliner lost a wing and crashed on a Kansas farm near Bazaar. Victims include H B Happer Christian Robrecht Miller and others. Rockne planned film work in Los Angeles and to visit sons in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottonwood Falls
Kent
Kathte Rockne
Notre Dame
Transcontinental
Weatertt Mall
Sik
I Knute Rvcke
Howe Dame Uni Versity
South Bend
Ind
Happer
Power Evenur
Chica
H. J
Christan
Chicago
Miller
Harsford
Conn
Robrecht
Wheeling
W. V. Goldthwaits
East Porty Thirst
New York City
Picts
Robert Frye
Kansas City
Jess Mathias
Wichita
Kare
Los Angeles
Bazaar Farm
Rockne
William
Knute
Smuporta
Kans
Freather Childred
Mary Jean
Jack
Miarai
Fis
Inte Tait
Death Bend
Bazaar
Chamber committee ponders new Charleston postoffice site
Charleston Chamber Public Affairs panel discussed possible locations for a 41,500,000 federal postoffice building. They plan to query the Post Office Department for details, naming E. A. Barnes to lead special emissaries. Postmaster M. R. Mathews attended but spoke only for himself as a citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce Public Affairs Committee
Charleston
Post Office Department
Ita
E. A. Barnes
Department
Washington
Youth 22 Sees for First Time Marvels Over Flowers
Earl Muselman, 22, born blind, has regained partial sight after surgery by Dr G H Moore at University of Pennsylvania. He describes vision as about 30 percent, compares it to fog, and recalls emotional moments viewing family, flowers, and faces. He plans to return to school and learn Braille anew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentowe
Earl Muselman
Musselman
Allentown
Pennsylvania Institute For the Blind
Overbrogdk
Pr. G. H. Moore
University of Pennsylvania Graduate Hospital
Bath
Dr. Moore
Rarl
Muscalman
Tus
Senate Conferees Battle Over Diverting Special Funds
Report from a chaotic session shows Senate conferees pushing to divert 340,000 biennial funds from eleemosynary institutions and the game fish and forestry commission to the general fund. House members accuse the move as a tactic to protect current expenses and salaries. The governor extended the session amid tense negotiations and delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Board of Control
Game, Fish and Forestry and Road Commission
Senate
Game, Fish and Forestry Commission
Sleemosynwy
State General
Senata
Conley
Dela & Caucus
Beburday
Taylor Details Stover Incident in House of Delegates
Speaker J Alfred Taylor described developments in the Quincy Bill case and alleged forgery tied to Ing 08 bir. He said Stover claimed his sister in law Goldie Ashworth was to be attached to the mailing department while facing grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Alfred Taylor
House of Delegates
Perterday
Quincy
Edgar C. Lawson
Taylor
Attechant
Stover
Goldie Ashworth
Former Assessor Morris Dies After Stroke in Charleston
Marshall A Morris 04 years old died in a Charleston hospital from a stroke shortly after dinner Monday at his home 60% Shrewsbury street He had served Kanawha county as assessor from 1904 to 1908 surviving wife and two daughters Joan and Anna Morris one traveling salesman and a Colorado resident daughter. He was born in Bedford county Virginia raised near Malden and spent most of his life in Kanawha county. He lost a leg in a Cabin Creek district mine accident and was a familiar figure with crutches around the courthouse and post office. Funeral arrangements await word from a daughter in Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall A. Morris
Charleston
Shrewsbury Street
John Barlow
Capitol
Court House
Kanawha County
Cherleaton City
Big Sandy
Malden
Cabin Creek
Morris
Pisdmont Road
Joan H. Morris
Anna Motria
Martin Denies He Murdered Potter in Cleveland Trial
Martin, on trial for the murder of Potter, testifies he was a whiskey runner and gambler miles away when Potter was killed. He places himself in Cleveland a downtown gambling spot from 5 to 7 p.m. February 3 and says he drove to Akron with Outland, checking into the Anthony Wayne hotel around 10 p.m. Accompanied accounts align with Outland and Akron witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Maroh
Covachiman
Pittsburgh
Hyme” Martin
Potter
Elain
William Fotter
William E. Aren
Martin
Seveen
Akron
Anthony Wayne
Iran
Five and Dime Theft Leads to Fines
Cherley Roses was fined 65 in municipal court yesterday for stealing penelia from a five and ten cent store. He also paid a $5 fine for intoxication at the time of the alleged shoplifting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherley Roses
Penelia
Rogers Pays Tribute To Rockne's Memory
NOLLYWOOD Calif March 31. The piece honors Knute Rockne, noting his impact and the nation’s reaction to his death and legacy. It reflects on public figures and collective sentiment following a great loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
Rockne
Nollywood
Calif
Knute
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Mellon
Mitchell
National Guard
Monague
Wea
Mexico City
Filer
Hoke Palmer
Palmer
Watts Wills
Atlantic
Rockies
Plains
Enute
Liberty
Indian Congress
Mahatma
Arnaag Aeestreme
Civi Department
Kansas
Postoffice Dept
M. R. Mathews
Earl Musselman
New World
Senate Finance Room
Tone’olon
State Road Fund
Alfred Tation
Marshall Morris
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