Repeal Sparks Imports and Licensing Action Across States
Blanket licenses granted to importers allow about 3,008,000 gallons of spirits and wines to enter immediately. Temporary 30 day permits issued for about 125 domestic plants to manufacture whisky. Distillers seek smoother distribution to restore competitive conditions amid rising prices. Police in New York launch drive to close unlicensed speakeasies. 50 arrests for center control violations.
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James M. Doran
Distilled Spirits Association
Canada
Addiion
The
Alcohol Administration
Astorally
Agen
London
Paris
Berlin
Indigestion Remedy Ad Claims Quick Relief
Ad touts peppermint and ginger Chew 2 to relieve sour stomach and neutralize acidity. Promises almost instant relief and a money back guarantee if relief not found.
New York Cracks Down As Whisky Rush Grips Streets
In dawn raids police target speakeasies and illicit stalls as hundreds of New Yorkers mob retail and department stores for legal whisky. Officials plan tight enforcement with plainclothes arrests while uniformed officers report sites, aiming for convictions over incidental busts. Prices in shops range from about 1.25 a pint to 7.25 a quart amid tax driven bargains.
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Coast Guard
Tumross
Coast Guard Sak
Bolan
Holan
Hughes
Washington
Federal Mayer Control
Proposal to Reform League Move by Major Nations
A plan suggests large nations including England France Italy and Germany would influence Europe while Russia and Japan dominate Asiatic affairs and the United States shapes the Americas. It cites Articles 10 21 12 23 and 16 of the league covenant, argues they erase Versailles boundaries and justify force against aggression, and notes US refusal to join under Woodrow Wilson.
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Europe
England
France
Italy
Germany
Russia
Japan
Americas
United States
League
Woodrow Wilson
Lindberghs Reach Natal Welcome Under Vargas Regime
Lindberghs land in Natal after a smooth flight across the South Atlantic. Officials including Mario Camero greet Col and Mrs Lindbergh near the docks while police hold back cheering crowds. Mrs Lindbergh earns praise for deft radio operation guiding the monoplane.
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South Atlantic
North Atlantic
Lindberghs
Pan-American Airways
Colonet 15
American International Air Line
World traveler pausing at equator mark event
A fragmented notice describes a traveler moving from the northern to the southern hemisphere and Mrs Lindbergh sending a message to mark the occasion. The text indicates a special message and a distant journey, but exact details are unclear.
Charleston Charter Vote Debate Ends With Narrow Margin
In Charleston the house debated a city charter issue with delegates clashing over petitions from business groups and public payrolls. The roll call stood 43 for the charter to 40 against, eleven absent, as officials considered a reconsideration bid that failed. Speaker Hiner would study a point of order raised after the vote.
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Mason County
Ie House
Citley
Charleston
Ruloden
Davis
Jlt
Ross
James Kay Thomas
Hiner
Annual Meeting of Mining Institute Ends in West Virginia
BLUEFIELD December 7 The West Virginia coal mining institute session closed with no business completed. Delegates toured Pocahontas field caverns and regional operations before heading home. The executive committee will select next year’s meeting site. Snow on West Highland peaks appears about a month later than last year.
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Bluefield
West Virginia Coal Mining Institute
Pocahontas Coal Fielde
West Virginia
Virginia
Alice
West Highland
Stolland
New Milk Law Continent examined by legislature
The article reports on tax and debt reforms proposed as the Legislature debates a milk law plan and state aid to counties. It notes committees studying education costs, potential elimination of normal schools, and regional impacts while Governor Kump participates in budgetly discussions.
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John J. Cornwell
Prince
Walter E. Stout
D Wood
4. J. Lubliner
D. Mercer
Department of Agriculture
Board of Control
House
Kump
Pelter
D. Logan
Mc.Coy
Momor
Mathews
Fayette
J. Luther
Wolfe
Jackson County
G. T. Epling
McDowell County
J. H. Cooper
Wyoming County
Delegat
Senate
House Judiciary Committee
Delsgete J
van Sickler
D. Greenbier
P. J. Smith
Wirk
Hodges
Mat
Smith D. Marion
Smith
Braith
Gnush
Honnl Burder
Pensiona
Boards of Education
George Dixon
Mineral
Trent
Digon
D. Witt
Sbarcher
D. Cabell
Dyer
Webster
Newman
Marshall
Moundsville
Doringer
Reed
Clay
Thames
Kanawha
Cornwell Outlines Plan Amid Rail Merger Talks
Rev- Cornwell speaks on proposed rail consolidation as Joseph Eastman studies the fail plan. The Virginian would be scrapped, with Pennsylvania and allied lines taken over. New York Central would absorb Chesapeake and Ohio, leaving only remaining segments.
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Bas Vutel
Corell
Vutel
Baltimore
Ohio
Pennsylvania
East~ Ton
Cornwell
West Virginia
Bay New
Jess
Joseph B. Eastman
TAI
New York Central
Mosely Tour Highlights Reserve Officers Selection Method
General Mosely notes officers on duty are picked for work needs not experience. Belece has provided a cross section of the reserve corps. He travels with Major E. C. Hanford and Captain E. Bomar to Charleston then Columbus after Charleston visit.
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Belece
Reserve Corp
Monely
West Virginia
E. C. Hanford
Corps
Bomar
Columbus
Charleston
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