Andrews defends new whisky extract as not beer
Prohibition officials, including Assistant Secretary Andrews, assure no breakdown in enforcement despite talk of a 3.7 percent malt extract being sold as beverage. He warns the tonic is not beer, may be withdrawn if misused, and outlines distribution safeguards and legal considerations.
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Associa Press
Washington
Andrews
Geo
House
Senate
Edge
New Jersey
Squibbs
Lawrenceberg
Ind
Treasury
George Remus
Cincinnati
Atlanta
United States
Indianapolis
Winston
Engineers Club hears of beer past and tonic need at luncheon
Cincinnati Engineers Club welcomed Dexter S. Kimball, president of the American Engineering Council, and J W Wallace of Washington, D C, as Colonel Sherrill City Manager joined the luncheon. A light moment arose when John E Doran joked about Cincinnati’s lag beer era prompting laughter and a remark by Sherrill about a malt health drink.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Engineers’ Club
Dexter S. Kimball
American Engineering Council
Engineering College
Cornell University
Ithaca
N. Y
J. W. Wallace
Washington, D. C
Sherrill
Business Men's Club
Engineers
John E. Doran
Ie Shaakers
Israel Judlow
Doran
Innati
Dean Kimball
Mr. Wallace
Fierce Battle for Possession of Chinese Capital
London dispatch reports a sever battle for Peking with fighting eighteen miles from the city walls. Gunfire booms audible in Peking as troops under General Feng Yu-hsiang maintain control of the capital while Chinese citizens rush valuables into the legation quarter for safety.
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Associated Press
London
Landscape design and garden services advertise beauty
A commercial Tribune classified notice promotes landscape architects and gardeners offering to plan and execute arrangements that enhance home grounds. It urges homeowners to discuss options with professionals to create individualized, admired premises.
Guardianship clash leads to court ordered relinquishment
Mrs Louise Glaze who claimed guardianship for two elderly invalids resisted habeas corpus actions by Fred Sperber and Herman Kleine to bring them to court. The court ordered Glaze to relinquish all claim. The paralytic siblings Allen and Rebecca Hight had been supported by funds from their late father, with most money given to another sister Nannie Strouse for lifelong care at St Francis Hospital in Cincinnati.
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Louise Glaze
Main Street
Fred Sperber
Herman Kleine
Glaze
Allen Hight
Rebecca Hight
Eastwood
Brown County
William Hight
Nannie, Stoufe
Middletown
Embezzler Clark Arrested After Flight With Unwed Mother
Wilbur H. Clark alias Fred L. Otten, 43, sought since 1923 for embezzling up to 145000 from Merrick School Board, was captured in Dayton after attempting to steal a car with Dallas Coxsee 17 or 18 months old baby. Clark faces grand larceny charges in New York. he claims regret and says the girl is in a good Dayton home. Juvenile authorities care for the baby.
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Dayton
Mer- Pie
Wilbur H. Clark
Fred L. Otten
Associated Press
Clark
New York
Otten
Merrick
Mineola
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Oklahoma farmer challenges fasting champion from Germany
Frank W. Wolfe of near Oklahoma City claims he beat Herr Jolly of Berlin in a fasting contest by six days. Wolfe says he fasted from December 11, 1925, to January 25, 1926, dropping weight from 254 to 165 pounds and improving his health. He plans a public contest and has affidavits from Dr. D. C. Adamson supporting his claim.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Frank W. Wolfe
Here
Herr Jolly
Berlin
Jolly
Wolfe
D. C. Adamson
Lady Cathcart borrows passage money to return home
Vera Countess of Cathcart admitted being flat broke and borrowed passage money to sail on the Cunard Barengaria back to England. She planned to return in about five weeks with a comedy written aboard the voyage, blaming critics for the failure of her play Ashes of Love which closed after a week.
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New York World News Service
New York
Ralph Nea
Countess Cathcart
New York Safety Council's Ten Odd Driving Rules
The National Safety Council lists ten tongue in cheek rules for motorists, including ignoring road cues, forcing cars onto curbs, driving on the wrong side, and avoiding signaling. The piece notes 1925 road death tolls of 21,000 and 600,000 injuries and reminds readers April Fool's Day is tomorrow.
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New York World News Service
New York
National Safety Council
Governor Refuses Stay for Chapman Murder Case
Hartford March 31 Governor John H Trumbull declined to interfere with Gerald Chapmans execution for the New Britain policeman murder He rejected an appeal by Charles Groehl Chapmans senior counsel for a reprieve of at least one week stating No not for an hour a firm denial on the eve of the scheduled gallows.
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Hartford
Conn
John H. Trumbull
Gerald Chapman
New Britain
Frederick J. Groehl
Chapman
Atalea
Overnor
Groehl
Judicial Department
Arles W. Murphy
Chapman Defense Counsel
L. P. Waldo Marvin
Superior Court
Supreme Court
New York
James Skelly
Edward Higginson
Meriden
Higginson
Louis Kubeck
Old Colony Inn
Kubeck
Mr. Groehls
John Callahan
Jamaica
N. Y
Skelly
Mexican Catholic Nuns Allegations Take House in Debate
Ex Judge Alfred J. Talley told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that Catholic nuns in Mexico faced indignities including threats of confinement in houses of ill repute and forced removal from convents. He urged severing diplomatic ties, criticizing the Calles government as anti religious. affidavits detail church closures and violent policing, with jurists weighing religious freedom in Mexico.
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New York World News Service
Washington
Mexico
Alfred J. Talley
New York
Foreign Affairs Committee of
House
Aoea
Talley
Catholic Club of
United States
Calles
Sheffield
Mexico City
Begg
Gregory Deported to Canada in manhunt for Chapman ally
Charles W. Gregory also known as James E. Roland 42 was held in Jefferson County Jail on August 23 1925 on a charge of being a dangerous alien. He was arrested in Watertown on August 17 1925 for obtaining money under false pretenses and deported to Canada on October 16. County officers said he corresponded with Chapman's attorney during his two months in jail.
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Gregory
Canada
America
Associated Press
Ogdensburg
N. Y
Charles W. Gregory
Chapman
Gerald Chapman
Jefferson County
United States Immigration
James E. Roland
Roland
Watertown
Arctic Flyers Start Polar Expedition From Fairbanks
Captain George Hubert Wilkins and Lieutenant Carl B. Eielson launched from Fairbanks Alaska toward Point Barrow with 3000 pounds of supplies aboard the Alaskan. The flight covered about 230 miles toward the Barrow area as the polar expedition heads to a land base in the Arctic Ocean.
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Associated Press
Fairbanks
Alaska
Marsh
George Hubert Wilkins
Carl B. Eielson
Arctic Ocean
Pt. Barrow
Wiseman
Howard Mason
Wilkins
Barrow
Mystery in Death of Ex Follies Man
Syracuse report says Thomas Spencer 32 former Ziegfeld Follies singer was killed in a car crash into a telephone pole. Authorities question if he was alone in the wreck as a broker said Spencer rang at 2 AM asking for help and two women were nearby. He had filed a $50,000 breach of contract suit against the Duncan sisters.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Thomas Spencer
Spencer
Duncan Sisters
Duncan
Boston
Vivian Duncan
Rocder
Mary Baker Eddy Letter Sparks New Christian Science Row
New York report details John V. Dittemore demanding public release of Mrs Eddy authored letters ordering Augusta Stetson excommunication in 1909. He argues a final letter prompted the Mother Church to drop Stetson. church leaders dispute authenticity and say public release would violate church manual.
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New York World News Service
New York
John V. Dittemore
Christian Science Mother Church
Boston
Christian Science
New Generation
Mary Baker Eddy
Augusta E. Stetson
Stetson
Eddy
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Christian Science World
Charles E.heitman
Dittemore
Christian Science Board of Directors
Eely
Clifford
P. S. Smith
Mother Church
Real estate heir Browning courted by Cinderella story
Edward W. Browning, a wealthy Columbus real estate operator, faces a new romance as engagement plans to Frances Heenan surface for June when she turns sixteen. Frances suffered facial burns from an acid attack. eight detectives search for the assailant while nurses tend her.
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Associated Press
New York
Edward W. Browning
Mary Louise Spas
Frances Heenan
E. W. Browning
Columbus, O
Frances
William Heenan
Browning
Columbus
Heenan
Hempstead
Long Island
Cinderella
Titanic rescuer Rostron on Cunard bridge amid new crisis
Captain Rostron of the Mauretania, famed for the Titanic rescue, guides the liner toward the distressed freighter Laleham as a Nor’easter rages. The Laleham reports lifeboats lost and water rising, while the Mauretania speeds from the rescue scene after taking aboard the crew of the stricken vessel and issuing aid.
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Mauretania
New York
Falmouth
England
Cunard
Arthur Rostron
Laleham
Halifax
Rostron
Laleha S. O. S
March
Atlantic Ocean
Coast Guard
Delaware Capes
Atlantic
S.S. Blair
Blair
American Export Lines
Huelva
Spain
Connecticut
Staten Island
Long Island
Claremont
Susan A. Moran
Moran
War on convict ships to Devil's Island draws protests
Paris reports on the convict ship La Martinere destined for Devil's Island with 340 men crowded in four four cages on a voyage from Rochelle to Guiana. opposition voices denounce the system as barbaric while highlighting individual cases and past escapes.
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Devil’s Island
Guiana
Arno Dosch-Fleurot
New York World News Service
Paris
Devil's Island
Rochelle
Cheyenne
Marius D’hallecourt
Indictment for Murder In Boxing Star Slaying
Martin Maroney eighteen year old laborer was indicted for first degree murder in the December shooting of Louis Phal known as Battling Siki. Siki’s body lay on West Forty first street early December 15 with two bullet wounds in his back. Maroney was arrested earlier this month.
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Associated Press
New York
Martin Maroney
Louis Phal
Battling Siki
Siki
West Forty-first Street
Maroney
Sean By The As a Bill Senate Act
A fragmented OCR item references the Senate considering a bill involving Sean and the As. It notes an act or action in progress with unclear details and no firm names or dates due to garbled text.
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Sean
Senate Ac
Blizzard Sweeps East Leaves Nation Snowbound
A massive March blizzard sweeps the Midwest and West, paralyzing transportation and communications, with at least a score of deaths reported. Colder weather and more snow threaten travel as relief arrives briefly before another Northwest storm. Temperatures drop to 20 degrees below zero in parts, and drifts exceed ten feet in depth.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Middle West
Weather Bureau
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Prince
Brazil
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Ruhr
France
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Lortrainer
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