Senator Gould Backs Light Wines In Prohibition Letter
U S Senator Arthur R Gould of Maine praised light wines and grape juice in a May 21 1927 letter to a St Louis grape juice company asserting a license for wines would improve enforcement of the Prohibition law He said he favors modification of the ban and noted many lawmakers share similar views The letter which discussed lost shipments and theft was not entered as evidence in the ongoing contract dispute involving Colony Vintages and other firms The Associated Press later confirmed Gould bought grape juice and reiterated his stance to reporters in Presque Isle Maine and Washington D C
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BT. Louis
United States
Arthur R. Gould
Maine
St. Louis
Ray Wembroones
Colony Vintages Company
Promo Vineyards Company
St Louis
Wong
West Coast Vineyards Company
Colony Company
Washington
Duke Presque Isle
Bt Louls
Associated Press
Gould
Wan
Bert M. Fernald
Sega
Prohibition
Doran
Churchofficed confusion over a penny collection plate
A fragment cites illie Willis Ae WI recalling an event at church where a nickel was placed in the collection plate. The speaker wonders if Thad deposited the nickel by mistake, reflecting a small moment of church life and doubt.
Police or Railroad Find Difference At Englewood Stations
A man known as Halstead rushed into the Englewood police station shouting I can’t wait for a ticket. He dashed past the sergeant and into a cell after a verbal tirade and a pushy charge toward the depot. He later explained his aim was to reach the 9 16 train.
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Englewood
Chicago
Doe Condon
Condon
Hat- Mead
Don- VU
Halstead
T Nots
Sliding Duty On Sugar Proposed
Washington, June 27. A sliding scale sugar tariff with duties varying by price is under study by Chairman Smoot of the Senate Finance Committee as a possible substitute for a higher rate on Cuban raw sugar. The plan would raise duties as prices fall and lower them as prices rise, with the aim to protect both consumers and producers amid industry debate. President Hoover has not commented on any specific schedule but has been receptive to sliding scales proposed by committee members.
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Washington
Smoot
Uteh Scoutor
Stepnen H. Love
United Statea Beet Sugar Essociation
Lave
Hoover
Love
Utah
Weabington
Ehint
Harrison
Missingippi
Gmodet
Wall Street
Nations City Bank
White House
Senate Finance
Elgar Mem
Federal Farm Board
Round & Store of
Dames
Alexander Hy Legge
Chicago
International Harvester Company
Legge
Aglstetur Ab Ouwandine Busine
Wet Induscries Board
Wilson Adinistration
Carl Williama
Oklshoma City
Oklahoma Farmer-Blackman
P. Knapp
Lake Charles
C.B. Denman
Missouri
National Livestock Producers Association
Nhne
Des Sire
James ©. Stane
Lexington
Vitin
I Stone
Germans Protest War Guilt Lie On Versailles Anniversary
Berlin reports a government manifesto denying sole German war guilt in the World War and condemning the Versailles terms. Demonstrations against the war guilt lie are planned nationwide with a large rally Friday in Berlin and protests over 60,000 foreign troops in the Rhine area.
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Berlin
Germany
Paul von Hindenburg
Tomorray
Europe
Rhine
High Commission of Occupation
Lune
Bere Tin Stadium
Versailler
Bane Nets
Ping
Husband Held for Murder at Reconciliation Party
Arthur Weatherwax 24 is charged with first degree murder of wife Alice 26 during a planned reconciliation gathering in Albany Township New York area. Police report indicate Weatherwax shot Alice after quarrel with Buffalo, a silverware dealer, and wounded himself. Eight attendees were present as the party unfolded.
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Bchenectady
Opy
Arthur Weatherwax
Depres
Alice
Folice
Hare Saunders
Weatherwax
Weather Wax
Reichstag Defeats Extension of Protection Law
Turbulent session in Berlin marks defeat of the measure extending protection of the republic. Former German Kaiser could return after July 25 if no new law is enacted. Vote 283 for 106 against with two abstentions. no two thirds. Disorderian scenes as economists and socialists clash.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Bredt
Breitwcheld
Dan Severing
von Hindenburg
Defense
Hardinge defense seeks through gifts to brand Ann Livingston a gold digger
In Chicago the 5 day hearing over a 260000 breach of promise case reveals Franklin Hardinge denying misdeeds and saying he offered gifts, while Livingston testifies he loaned money and that she didn’t ask for luxuries. Prenuptial terms and a St. Louis journalist figure in the dispute as the court pauses for the day.
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Chicago
UPI
Ann Livingston
Franklin Hardinge
Tulsa
Livingston
Hardinge
Miss Livingston
Byehing Burns
Mieg Livingston
Millonaire
Ner Wishen
Wee
Charles Nax
St. Louie
St. Louis
Nax
Mim
Ing
Remat
Charles H. Miller
President Bans Dry Propaganda In U S Schools
Hoover rejects any federal plan to foster prohibition propaganda in public schools. Miss Anna A Sutter heads the prohibited education unit. pamphlet withdrawn. Doran and Lowman deny authorization. Atlanta meeting planned to rally teachers for a nationwide campaign targeting about 50 million students.
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U.S
Washington
Hoover
White House
Prohibition Bureau
Treasury
Miss Sutter
Miss Anna A Sutter
Prohibition Unit
Government Printing Office
Congress
Mina Gutter
Lowmen
Dorrn
Doran
National Educational Association
Atlanta
Miss Sulter
Legge May Head Relief Council
President Hoover advances the farm relief plan by offering Alexander H Legge of Chicago the chairmanship of the federal farm board. Legge, president of the International Harvester company, weighs accepting after discussions at the White House.
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Legge
Washington
Jone
Alexander H. Legge
Chicago
International Marvester Company
Federal Farm Board
Hoover
White House
St. Legge
War Industries Board
Wat Legge
Legee
Commerce Lamont
Bond Held Ineligible For Parole or Pardon
MOUNDSVILLE June 27 14 John C Bond former state prisoner serving a six year term for irregularities in office is not eligible to parole or pardon per the state board of control Warden L B Robenson said Bond must serve two years or a third of his sentence before the board can consider a release application The warden said Bond's application must go direct to the governor Unofficial reports here say athletics portal had considered a complementation to Bond for one role Twelve prisoners were paroled today
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Moundsville
John C. Bond
State Board of Control
Lb. M. Roberncon
Bond
Wreck Victim Improving Slowly at Coal Valley Hospital
Park Chapman a 23 year old laboratory texter at Pure Ol Cabin Creek refinery remained in serious condition after a wreck near Bask Bank Into Tyeaday. Doctors at Coal Valley hospital Montgomery expect recovery. Funeral services for John Ruitort an air company laboratory employee were held at his East Bank home. George M Noble a chemist killed in the wreck is enroute to Eden Ohio for burial. The accident occurred when the automobile plunged over a bank.
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Park Chapman
Pure Ol Company
Cabin Creek
Bask Bank
Coal Valley Hospital
Montgomery
John Ruitort
Iyo Ni
The
Air Company
East Bank
George M. Noble
Eden
Ohio
Noble
Georgia Legislators Debate DePriest Incident in House
In Atlanta the Georgia House discussed Representative De Priest of Tuinoly amid controversy over a White House entertainment incident. The body considered and rejected a resolution, then adopted another measure related to the affair.
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Atlanta
Gadure
de Priest
Million and Half Balm Asked for Broken Heart
Miss Muriel C Standley 20 a Columbia alumna sues BR Ay Josey millionaire for breach of promise seeking 1500000 in damages. She alleges three year courtship with trips to Chicago New York and Ravens City and says he promised 1000000 jewelry and marriage in Atlantic City before breaking off engagement to date an 18 year old Chicago girl.
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Tulsa
Okla
Muriel C. Standley
Columbia University
Ravens City
Atlantic City
Josey
Mina" Standley
Chicago
Thia
J. L. Crowell
Port Gheecer
Praying Aimee McPherson Stages Ring Entrance
In Neyroit Michigan Praying Aimee McPherson took the stage at Olyaspia stadium after the Tuffy Griffith Risko fight before 13 000 assembled spectators. She delivered a dramatic demonstration striking Old Nick with a gloved blow as a cardboard caricature looked on and the crowd cheered through the performance.
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Neyroit
Semple McPoerson
Hawks Set Transcontinental Nonstop Endurance Record
The Hawks plane landed at Metropolitan Airport on June 27 after an 18 hour 10 minute 28 second flight from New York establishing a new cross country endurance record. The crew prepared for a second attempt as mechanics serviced the aircraft ahead of further tests.
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Lom
Angeles
Hawks
Roose
Welt Mield
N. WV
New York
C. B. D. Collyer
Harry Tucker
Los Angeles
We York
Paris
Agalry
United States
Poincare
Franklin Beattison
Chamber of Deputies
Waslington
London
Bouillon
France
Poincaire
Leon Blum
Soctaliat
Ting
Endurance flight seeks new 179 hour record
Minneapolis pilots Owen Haughland and Thorwald Johnson push the monoplane Miss Minneapolis toward a record endurance flight. They aim to exceed the 179 hour 32 minute 1 second Fort Worth, Texas mark set May 28 by James Kelly and R L Robbins.
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United Press
Port Worth
Texas
James Kelly
R. L. Robbins
Owen Haughland
Aetiamen
Jensen
Martin Jensen
trans-Paciific Flyers
Roosevelt Field
Jennes
Ala
William Uldrich
Byron KK
Newcomb
L. Bitchell
Clevelland
Cleveland
I Rik
Roosevelt’ Field
Viola Gentry
Heroon Plot
Jack Ashcraft
Pinnee
Miss Gentry
Ant‘ Rossyvelt
Misa Gentry
Minneapalla
Minneapolis
Minuune
Poe
Owen Haughlend
Thorwaid
Thunder” Johnson
Reimilar Didturbanese
Eas
Faughland
Johnson
Tel
Fort Worth
BR. L. Robbins
Haughlang
Twin Cities
Hastings
Northfield
Dawes Wears Formal Evening Dress At Buckingham Palace
London dispatch reports Ambassador Charles G. Dawes attended a royal court in formal evening attire instead of knee breeches. The Lord Chamberlain's office said Dawes requested special dispensation to avoid breeches, a move supported by American officials who noted his rank and right to attire fitting his position.
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London
Charles G. Dawes
Buckingham Palace
Ali
Danon
Hugh Gibson
Belgium
Rutisny MacDonald
Alep
Tingle
League of Nations
Dawes
Haat
Rome
Réiton
Lord Chamberlain
Court of St. James
Charley Dawes Defies Fashion in Royal Court
Will Rogers signs off praising Charley Dawes for wearing long pants at King George's Imperial court. The piece, set in Heverly Hills California, mocks the other diplomats in rompers and extols modest dress as a benefit to people buying material by the yard.
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Heverly Hills
Cal
Dune
Charley’ Dawes
King George’s Imperial Court
Charley
Chicago
British Empire
Charins Dawes
Will Rogers
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