German Feelings Toward Hard Liquor Revealed in Stats
Reported statistics show prewar per capita alcohol consumption in Germany was higher, with recent declines due to economic and social factors. The piece notes distillers’ views, public safety concerns on railways, and debates over prohibition and regulation, including potential penalties for selling to habitual drinkers and the push for institutional treatment.
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Helio
Hegan
Nnion
Germany
Actress Clara Kimball Wins Suit for Legal Fees
In Ge les March 18 a state supreme court ruling favors Rovert son and two Michigan attorneys in a dispute over film contract and legal services. Clara Kimball, noted actress, was involved as defendant and the decision requires payment of sixty thousand dollars to the plaintiff.
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Geles
Rovertson
Michigan
Supreme Court
Clara Kimball
Harry Aceeducer
For Legal Servicen
Tragic Shooting Reported in Oregon Home
An incident in Oregon on March 15 involved a man named Rapp shot by a woman identified as Mrs Sek Supihe. The medical examiner cites a tragedy occurring in her house following a quarrel with an adult male, with details indicating separations and tensions prior to the event.
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Three Mall
Dultet
Paut
Rapp
Klick
Ner Hus
SLAIN IN TEERLIN RIOTING
March 15 report details a violent protest where one man died and several police and demonstrators were wounded during unrest. Two women were detained as authorities quell the disturbance.
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Teerlin
Ares
Missing 10 Years Finds Sweetheart at Memorial
Antwerp March 15 Unique romance from World War I days. Pollet the bridegroom, once prisoner in East Prussia, escaped Russian captivity after seven years in intelligence service. He returned to Antwerp to seek the girl he promised to wed, meeting her at the local war memorial. The marriage followed a few weeks later.
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Antwerp
MM. Pollet
Pottet
East Prussia
Russlan Intelligence Service
Poland
Loral War Memorial
Pollet
Polleva
Aintweep
Pirates Shutout Air Limo To Paso Robles Nine
Plan to operate pirates shutout air limousine Paso Robles nine reports Alaska incorporation of Fairbanks Airplane Corp, with $39,000 air limousine and eight seats. K C Wood, J Fred Struthers, James Rogebaugh lead Fairbanks venture capitalized at $50,000. The firm flew camps last summer. one plane offered to Roy Darling and Ralph Mackie for Nome flight with diphtheria antitoxin, weather halted. In Paso Robles, Pirates win first shutout. Pirates overpower local club as Pathe misplays, Feeley starts, Motrab and Leg handle Paso Robles pitching. Niehaus triples key hit. Arth walks, Moore plates two.
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Juveal
Alaska
First
Fairbanks Airplane Corporaton
Fairbanks
K C. Wood
First National Bank
J. Fred Struthers
James A. Rogebaugh
Pioneer
North
Roy S Darling
Ralph P. Mackie
Alaska Railroad
Hight
Nome
Paso Robles
Pirates
Buccaneers
Pathe
Chief Feeley
Hin
Johnny Morrison
Leg
Coast Guard Plans Move to Curb Smuggling and Patrol Expansion
The United States Coast Guard outlines a broad policing plan for the North Atlantic and Gulf regions. Patrol boats depart Mobile for San Juan to crack down on smugglers in Puerto Rico as Rear Admiral Bullard studies Gulf conditions and authorities prep fort Morgan reconstruction to bolster anti smuggling efforts.
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United States
North Atlantic Seaboard
Thilapoosa
Mobile
San Juan
Porto Rico
Nira Bullard
Coast Guard
Gulf Coast
Norfolk
Fort Morgan
Quer
North Atlantic
Gulf of Mexico
Rome
Islanda
Air power debate shapes national defense
An American perspective argues for a balanced air and sea defense, warning against a separate independent air force. It favors joint army and navy aviation integrated with existing tactics, doubts naval dominance alone, and critiques possible imperial ambitions. The piece notes President Coolidge's secretive stance and previews a follow up on the Kharaft controversy.
Europe’s Marts Open to American Farmers
Berlin dispatch notes Europe’s marts ready to aid U S farmers postwar. Washington artichoke aims to boost agriculture as Europe buys cotton tobacco fruit meat and other produce. The U S Department of Agriculture operates bureaus in London Berlin Paris and Rome with Williams A Schoenfeld as Europe director to inform European buyers of prices and standards and share improved farming methods.
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Berlin
Europe
Washington
American Syatom of Food
Haa Burekua
America
Cron Generis
Ang
Winjulme
Germany
Washinton
Department of Agriculture In
Bromley closes Central M E meet
Dr Henry W Bromley ends four weeks of evangelistic services at Central M E Church drawing large crowds with overflow meetings and many converts. He plans a joint service with St Albans churches then proceeds to Fairfield for similar gospel series, continuing outreach across regions.
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Henry W. Bromler
M. E
Bromley
RV. Albans
St. Albans
Fairmont
Indictment of Tentiamed from Panneter Case
The article details an indictment connected to a physician plotter alleging he took three typhoid tubes. Dr Eugeny O'Vonnor was questioned by State's Attorney Savage about remarks by Mar and a letter Shepherd wrote. Marchand reportedly valued a letter at 50 000 to 100 000 dollars. Witnesses include Bart Clark and Dr Wewitt. seventeen National University of Sciences students failed to identify Shepherd. The grand jury's status and timing are noted with new questioning of witnesses planned by Wednesday.
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Apalatan
Savage ii
Marand
Shepherd
Condor
Marchand
Savage
Bart Clark
Wewitt
Gr.Connor
National University of Sciences
Toduy
Judge Son
Ttme
Young MacClintock
Nixe
Savaes
Bravd
Han
Tax reform analysis eyed as revenue outlook debated
Optimistic officials forecast rapid analysis of the revenue law with reduced tax rates. They expect to calculate the law’s funds by week’s end while officials note early phase effects may be hard to observe due to slow return activity. The two per cent rate on small incomes and the earned income credit could slash taxes for many under $10,000 but shifts to higher brackets may emerge. experienced tables will guide estimates as returns come in. Taxpayers have an extra day to file this year, despite a Sunday holiday rule. penalties apply starting Wednesday for late filings.
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Peter UN Sarare
Lotdertake
Ile
Treasury
Sertet
Jay
It Was His Lower Berth and He Meant to Have It
Mansfield dispatch reports a traveling salesman insisting on a lower Pullman berth after a middle-aged woman chose it. Despite porter and conductor protests, he discarded his apparel and claimed the bunk, declaring it his berth and asserting others must accept his action.
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Porter
Mansfield
Tandy
New Leaders in Bowling Hailed in Silver Jubilee Tourney
March 15 report from the American Bowling Congress Silver Jubilee tournament notes new leaders in the women events as Joe Fulton and Fred Mounts of Indianapolis total 1,246 pins, edging the Fischers of Chicago by 1 pin. Fulton and Mounts also post a high two man score of 498, with Fulton 255 and Mounts 233. Larry Gazzolo leads the individual event with 680, 16 pins behind Domine Devita’s six game high of 696, while Fred Stuber of Detroit stands fifth with 661 and L Hornberger of Toledo eighth with 624.
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Blvpalo
Neaw ‘Eaders
American Bowling Congress
Thiriternona
Joe Fulton
Fred Mounts
Indianapolis
Fischer Brothers
Chidage
Séturier
Fulton
Mounts
Walton
Larry Gazzolo
Toledo
Lominte Devita
Chicago
Gazzolo
Fred Stuber
Detroit
L. Horn
Berger
Hie Acore
Charleston City Finances 1923 Revenue and Tax Analysis
City finances show total revenue of Charleston reaching 2.4 million dollars with per capita figures around 24.72. Property taxes rise sharply year over year while public service earnings accounted for a notable share. the independent school district accounts for many outlays and debt figures.
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Charleston
Jess Ataking Fund
Department of Camanerce
Independent
Sctuol Diatrict
Nighttime Mine Hall Shooting Leaves Two Dead
In a Union hall near Mrs. Crouin's boarding house a quarrel escalated to rifle fire. Kelto and a companion were wounded, with Comth Tobin killed and Kelra dying days later. Prosecutor Ogden contends Katle may have been accidentally shot by his own teammates. preliminary hearing expected soon.
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John Kodlo
Kelto
Barid
Tobin
Kelra
Katle
Ogden
Union Hall
Rabbit Maranville Breaks Right Leg in Los Angeles
Cubs field captain Rabbit Maranville broke his right leg above the ankle during a game in Los Angeles today. Doctors estimate he will be out at least three months, sidelining the shortstop for the season.
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Cmtvago
Afar
Rabbit’ Maranvile
Gnrcago
Cubs
Los Angeles
Railroads Post Lower 1924 Earnings Across New York Central System
New York Central and affiliated lines report 1924 net incomes below 1923. Michigan Central and Big Four show declines. Pittsburgh and Lake Erie and Rutland areas also slip. Operating costs fall, with the Central cutting expenses by over 46 million dollars and major reductions echoed across the system.
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New York Central Railroad Company
Michigan Central
New York Central Company
Frosa
New York Central System
Michigan Centralway
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago and
St. Louis
Big Four
Pittsburgh
Inks Erie
Rutland Railroad
New York Central
Pitschureh
Lake Erle
Escaped Prisoners Surrounded Near Drew
Ten inmates escaped from a Mississippi prison stockade at Parchman near Drew as guards and a posse pursued them through muddy roads and woods. A gunfight near the stockade wounded a guard. the fugitives, all white, included a man jailed for murder in Vicksburg. Automobiles found abandoned outside Drew. a pursuit extended into the forest as officers planned to press the manhunt. President Alessandri of Chile arrived in Montevideo for a stopover en route home from Europe and received military honors before continuing to Buenos Aires.
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Mixes
Marek
Winte
Fara
Parchman
Ete
Drew
Whiel
John Prinor Suardy
Traik
Toose Pletols
Allow
Borsen
Nou
Alessandee
Uruguay
Monteviduio
Alessandri
Chile
Monteviedro
Europe
Buenos Aires
British rely on United States for gold standards
Walter Leaf of Westminster Bank warns London that Britain’s gold standard depends on U S goodwill. He notes parity reached but embargo on wood exports may end, and a possible 1926 expiry could bring a flow of gold back to Europe. He calls for joint conferences of national banks to coordinate gold policy.
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London
United States
Walter Leaf
Wentminater Bank
Nouver
Lanet
Europe
Andard
Atlantic
National Banks
Tesue
Genoa
C. O. Support in Merger Opposition Reported
In New York on March 15 the Chesapeake and Ohio stockholders protective committee led by George Cole Scott of Richmond reported strong support for opposing the road’s merger proposal with the Van Swaeringdh Literaste. The committee warned the plan would reduce property values and limit stockholders’ rights to future cashing and dividends.
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Stackholders’ Protective Committee
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
George Cole Scott
Richmond
Kansas City Doctor Invents New Truss
A Kansas City doctor, Dr Andrews of Koch Road, claims a new truss method cures ruptures without surgery. He touts lightweight design, no belts or leg straps, and reports many patients with double ruptures relieved. He offers a free trial to Charlestown Gazette readers and seeks a local referral for a neighborhood test subject.
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Chicolal
Andrews
Kansas Cay
Bi Andrews
Charlenton Gakette
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