Distillers Battle Court Over New Liquor Branding Rules
Clifton Springs Distilling Company sues to halt new Internal Revenue branding rules as the case before Judge Sater unfolds. The government seeks to enforce the change from spirits to alcohol while claiming no injunction can block lawful duties. The hearing drew liquor dealers and IRS staff, with District Attorney McPherson arguing against delay and upholding Capers authority.
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Lawrence Maxwell, Jr
Clifton Springs Company
Capers
Iron Springs Company
Maxwell
McPherson
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Bonaparte
W. M. Hough
Internal Revenue ‘Department
Hough
Internal Revenue Collectors
Washington
Keine
Colector Bettmann
Dreum
Sater
Taft signals end of term as War Secretary
Washington June 30 Secretary Taft described his weariness as he prepares to leave his post. He will transfer duties to Governor Wright tomorrow while he meets with Congressman Burton to discuss Ohio and national campaign matters. Burton mentions Vorys as a possible future national role but not as chairman. Wrinkles will be smoothed in a few days.
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Con
Vorys
Republican Party
Troops Patrol Border as Neutrality Law Enforced
American forces are now in service along the Mexican border to enforce neutrality laws. Four cavalry troops were dispatched to Del Rio under General Myer with authority to detain crossers if migration or health laws are violated. Officials hold frequent talks across State War and Foreign offices as they prepare for potential clashes with civil courts.
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Washington
Myer
Department of Texas
War Department
del Rio
United States
Mexico
State
War Departments
Senor Godoy
Bacon
Bonaparte
Taft
General Bell
Army
San Antonio
Texas
Revolutinists
Coahuila
Revolutionary Paperoeat
Drowning Tragedy Near Queen City Bathing Beach
Carl Weiglein of the Monarch Carriage Goods Co., 2542 Spring Grove Ave, drowned yesterday afternoon in the Ohio River opposite Broad Street after his light canoe overturned on the steamer Princess. His companion escaped. the body was not recovered despite hundreds watching. Weiglein was a Hughes High School and Ohio Mechanical Institute graduate. his father is company president. A liberal reward was offered for the body’s recovery.
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Buffalo
Lexington Firemen Resign On Mayor's Order
Lexington Ky June 30 firemen tendered resignations complying with Mayor Skains request. Forty two men resignations placed in his hands for acceptance at his discretion, while officers remain. City avoids potential lawsuits as resignations allow removal without suit. Some resignations may be accepted later if needed for pure business reasons.
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Commercial Tribune
Lexington
Skain
Board of Police and Fire Commissioners
Denunciation of Prohibition Marks Turnerbund Platform
In Chicago on June 30 the North American Turnerbund adopted a platform denouncing prohibition and endorsing individual liberty. The resolutions protest Postmasters censorship of Socialistic papers and state the group is non political while seeking judicial settlement of international disputes and institutions to equalize industrial and economic life.
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Chicago
Turnerbund
Tuskegee Head Seeks Negro Education at National Conference
Booker T. Washington, president of Tuskegee Institute, spoke on negro education at the National Education Convention in Cleveland. He urged more strong, selfless black teachers trained at Hampton Fisk Talladega and Tuskegee to lift the race, noting per-child education spending disparities between North and South. The convention discussed nominations for president and next meeting city, with Denver and Atlantic City as contenders.
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Cleveland
Booker T. Washington
Tuskegee Institute
Tuskegee
Ala
W. O. ‘Thompson
Oto State University
Columbus
J. H. Phillips
Birmingham
L. D. Harvey
Menominee
Wis
Thompson
Board of Directors
Denver
Atlantic City
Booker Washington
South
Hampton
Fisk
Talladega
Czar and Kaiser May Meet While Sailing in Baltic
In June 1936 rumors say Emperor Nicholas of Russia and the German Kaiser may meet on the Baltic during Nicholas's cruise in the Finnish Gulf. Officials claim no confirmation. German General Jacoby has heard nothing. A Bjorkoe 1905 parallel suggested, with telegram exchanges and unofficial character.
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Czar
Kaiser
Baltic
ST. Petersburg
Nicholas
Russia
Germany
Jacoby
William
Finnish Gulf
Bjorkoe
Jewelers Loses 300000 In Unset Diamonds
Chicago date June 30 S C Powell a buyer for Stern Bros Co wholesale jewelers reported to police he lost or was robbed of a sack containing 35000 dollars worth of unset diamonds. He entered the Columbus Memorial Building 103 State street for his firm then rode to the fourth floor and found the diamonds missing. Police suspect pickpockets prior to entering the building. Powell has long handled most gem purchases for the firm.
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Chicago
S. C. Powell
Stern, Bros. & Co
Columbus Memorial Building
State Street
Powell
Bryan Opposed by Pacific Delegates at Democratic Convention
The Pacific coast backs anti injunction opposition as Bryan supporters fight over the plank. Gray’s presidential bid is launched with Denver headquarters and plans for banners while Sullivan and Taggart resist radical language. Heifner arrives to press Pacific coast sentiment against Gomper’s labor plank.
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Aripo
Prien
Johnson
Bryan
Nebraska
Committee On Resolutions
Lincoln
Roger Sullivan
National
Sullivan
Illinois
Noll
Charles’ G. Heifner
Washington State
John Y. Terry
Heifner
Pacific Coast
Washington
Chicago
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Judge overrules new trial in Dr Champion case
Benton Ky June 30 Judge Reed overruled a motion for a new trial in the case of Dr E Champion sentenced to the penitentiary for one year for participation in the night rider raid in Birmingham. Champion refused bail and will be moved to Paducah for safekeeping as local lockup is said to be insecure. Authorities deny a mob plan to free Champion and report general order in Marshall County. In Lexington Ky also, tobacco sales at Burley Tobacco Society headquarters reached fifty hogsheads of Equity tobacco sold to D Williams of Richmond Va for eighteen cents a pound.
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Commercial Tribune
Benton, Ky
Reed
Lexington
Burley Tobacco Society
Winchester
D. Williams
Richmond
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Newliquor
Clifton Springs Distilling Company
Internal Revenue
Tites Sater
United States Court
Bettmann
Pherson
Special Revenue
W. H. H. Bowen
Norman
E. Mack
New York
Urey Woodson
Kentucky
Henry M. Teller
Colorado
Thomas. Taggart
Indianapolis
James C. Dahlman
Omaha, Neb
John EH
Borne
Wyoming
Roger C. Sullivan
Ayrton
Voays
Ohio
William H. Taft
East
Wright
Reau
Department
Burton
Theodore E. Burton
Mr. Burton
Mr.Taft
Hot Springs
Patol
Hte
Princess
Carl Weiglein
The
Monarch Carriage Goods Company
Spring Grove Avenue
Yester
Ohio River
Broad Street
Michael Weiglein
Enclin Avenue
Winton Place
Weiglein
Sud
Denly
Weigleing Was
Hughes
Ohio Mechanical
Institute
Mon
Arch Carriage Goods Company
Rela
Dea
Kentucky City
Fez
Morocco
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El-Quar
Mulai
Hafid
Emperor Nicholas
Gray
WCE
Delaware
FIGHT
George Gray
Wilmington
Del
Mr. Marvel
Judge Gray
Savoy Hotel
Mt. Marvel
Delaware A
Champion
E. Champion
Night Rider
Bir
Mingham
Dr. Champion
Marshall County
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