Andrews on First Step to Dry U S
Assistant Secretary Andrews plans a first step toward enforcing Prohibition as he reorganizes enforcement. He will tour districts to gather opinions from agents and officials before September 1 and form a three-way strategy with the Prohibition Commission and Treasury and Justice departments.
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Miami Mayor Henderson Found Dead in Morning
The Miami mayor Parker A Henderson, a key figure in business and banking, was found dead this morning. Police and officials indicate the death is under investigation with no immediate cause released.
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Senator Norris attacks GOP packing of U.S. boards
Senator Norris denounces Republican claims of packing federal boards and calls for a thorough investigation by the Federal Trade Commission and Interstate Commerce Commission. He questions appointments and urges action to enforce antitrust and trade laws amid partisan opposition.
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Front line chatter from Morocco and Rif clashes
Report from Paris describes quiet along the Rif front with partial battlefield details. Mentions the Ouerca river clearing and signals possible resumption of offensives while Rif tribes resist renewed engagements and Abd el Krin factions weigh in.
No War Seen During White House Talks
Count Alex Shrerasti and Potlah Min ister of Foreign Aguis visited President Coolidge at the White House and sidivuled any talk of war in Europe. The meeting focused on calm diplomacy and regional stability.
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Fear on Coal Strike Talk Sparks Limited Public Alarm
In Glocasten Massachusetts on July 2 1928 former Cedecat Gaulecomiseton chair Johnny Hammond discusses possible strike impacts and government role. He cautions against prolonged suspensions and urges settlement within industry noting potential public panic and demands for steady fuel supply.
Virgin Birth Debate Emphasized as Personal Faith Says Grose
Reverend Grose told First Baptist South Charleston that the virgin birth is not proven on debate or pulpit but settled in the heart of each believer. He cited Luke's words about Jesus born in Bethlehem and contrasted worldly triumphs with the surpassing significance of Christ's birth.
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Fragmented ancient text hints at a debated birth tale
The passage discusses a disputed birth narrative tied to a prophetic or religious context. It mentions conspiratorial tones, examinations, and a conjectured event that divides opinion among scholars, with a note that the discussion continues on another page.
Council to act on ramp and Ferry Branch widening
City council, led by Mayor Wertz, planned to authorize cost sharing with the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway for a new railroad ramp and widening of Ferry Branch underground conduit. Officials also considered a sidewalk on Luce Street from Capity to Bhekinnon, with a temporary path if owners decline a permanent sidewalk.
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William J Bryan Dies Suddenl y in Charleston
The article notes the death of William Jennings Bryan, three time presidential nominee, in Charleston. It recalls his 1923 visit to Charleston to oppose teaching of parliamentary theories in state schools and his interactions with local figures and supporters. His influence on religious and political thought and his ties to West Virginia and Democratic campaigns are highlighted.
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Death Comes to Bryan Amid War on Evolution Preparations
Dayton Penna residents mourn as William Jennings Bryan dies shortly before his son noted he had never felt better. The event interrupts ongoing debates over the war on evolution and Bryan’s preparations.
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Bryan's Death Shocks Capital After Bryan Passes
Washington mourns as William Jennings Bryan dies in his sleep from apparent apoplexy after a day of travel and speeches. The Commoner's absence from recent politics contrasts with the lasting influence of his moral stances and public service, including his World War era military ties and hopes for Arlington burial.
Threats Reported Against Bryan in Chattanooga Police Note
Unclear fragments describe threats against an individual named Bryan in Chattanooga. Text references a police on duty and possible betting, with garbled names and details about an incident amid an evening event.
Bryan Dies In Sleep At Dayton After Dinner
Three time Democratic nominee William Jennings Bryan died in Dayton Tennessee this afternoon attributed to apoplexy. He retired after a heavy dinner and woke to be told he was dead by physicians who arrived within minutes. Burial plans favored Arlington Cemetery with Bryan having expressed that wish for years. The death follows a campaign of public speaking on modernism and the Scopes trial. Bryan had been in good health and told his wife he felt better than ever before retirement.
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