The Commercial Tribune June 10 1920 Cincinnati Briefs
The Commercial Tribune published in Cincinnati Ohio on June 10 1920 reports daily price two cents and Sunday seven cents. The paper notes carriage by carrier ten cents a week and lists staff details including Harry W Brown as publisher and president. The issue is a member of the Associated Press.
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Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati Post Office
Commercial Tribune Publishing Co
Walnut Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
Harry W. Brown
Telephone Canal
Associated Press
Murder of a Great Measure
The Commercial Tribune praises Congress for passing a water power law to harness waterways and boost industry and fuel conservation. It denounces President Wilson for a pocket veto that nullifies the measure, calling his inaction a subterfuge and blaming it for negating a major national achievement.
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Commercial Tribune
Congress
America
Wilson
Caruso Jewel Heist Prompts Questions Of Value And Vanity
The piece argues over whether Caruso’s half million in jewels is real or stage, then questions ethics of hoarding wealth in fragile times. It notes preparedness, rising costs, and the singer’s loss as a price of a few songs, with envy and public reaction shaping the talk.
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Caruso
Why a Short Horse Isn’t Dark in Politics and Turf
The piece muses on terms dark horse and short horse in racing and politics. It notes that a fast inexpensive horse wins and a leading political contender is called a dark horse. It questions why these terms aren’t swapped, as equal notions would imply.
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Latonia
Chicago
Silent Pickets Parade at Chicago Woman's Party Convocation
A crowd of National Woman's Party demonstrators line the Chicago convocation route, standing quietly in the sun behind banners with unusual devices as delegates pass. The scene echoes a long literary warning that nothing is truly new under the sun.
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Chicago
National Woman's Party
Ohio and Kentucky vie for first and second in race
Ohio makes a strong bid for first place on the ticket while Kentucky shows equal form for second. The piece suggests these twin states could influence the presidential succession, tying the tie that binds closer.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Safer day marked by a string of auto accidents
A local report notes an unusually high number of automobile accidents, attributing blame to drivers rather than the vehicles, and emphasizes human error as the main factor in these incidents.
Harmony Said to Mark Chicago Delegates Convention
Reported harmony in the open convention at Chicago is seen as plausible given the lack of conflicts among delegates up to this stage.
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Chicago
Senator Lodge Keynote Fails to Please Bryan
A keynote address by Senator Lodge did not please William Jennings Bryan, with observers noting the speech fell short of Bryan’s expectations. The event reflected tensions between the figures and stirred discussion on the era’s political alignments.
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Senator Lodge
William Jennings Bryan
New York Life Fringes Scandals and Stage Doors
A column surveys repeat exposure of moral laxity in New York City from police grafts to Broadway life. It recalls Dr Parkhurst and Dr Straton, mentions the Knickerbocker closure and Hotel Manhattan conversion, and notes Kid McCoy’s boxing bill and Reisenweber’s incident. It all echoes persistent city vice and reform talk.
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New York
Becker
Bennettons
Herald
Horace Greeley
Dr. Parkhurst
Westchester Road
Dr. Straton
Manhattan
Broadway
Norman Selby
Kid McCoy
Smith
Reisenweber’s
McCoy
Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati June 10 1870
The weather cooled with highs 57 to 67 degrees as steamers Spray Edinburg and Alice Dean arrived from New Orleans and the Robert Burns sailed to Memphis. The International Typographical Union closed a five day session with river rides and banquets. George S Blanchard Co announces a new book store at 59 West Fourth. Newport council debates waterworks. unresolved since Daniel Boone era. Hopkins Co publicizes hats at 50 cents to $2. The Red Stockings win again in Worcester 74 to 10. Saengerfest visitors projected at 30,000. Andies Insurance stock oversubscribed at 100000 over the fixed 1 million. Dickens dies prompting city tributes. Over-the-Rhine stores agree to 8 pm summer closing.
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Spray
Edinburg
Alice Dean
New Orleans
Robert Burns
Memphis
George S. Blanchard & Co
West Fourth
Vine
Walnut
Newport
Daniel Boone
Hopkins & Co
Fourth
Race Streets
Henry A. Morrill
Cincinnati Library Club
Red Stockings
Worcester
Mass
Andes Insurance Company
Amiral Karragut
Washington
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Henry W. Prentiss
Annie Jeffrey
Rewben Jeffrey
Hopkins Hall
Lucy Stone Blackwell
Harriet Cutter
Sixth Street Presbyterian Church
Cincinnati
Nathan Nunn
Robert Allen
Alfred Laird
Mary McKinney
Robert McKinney
John M. Round
M. Bond
A. Bevard
Henry Read
Charles Dickens
Quiz Questions and Answers Preview
A teaser listing thirteen historical trivia prompts with tomorrow’s page promising answers. Topics include Salonika’s country, Panama’s yellow fever effort, muralists, nautical poetry, iconic trees, the Declaration of Independence, telegraph first messages, a famed Civil War general quote, Noah’s Ark survivors, the Cradle of Liberty hall, eclipse causes, wheel fire heating techniques, and a note about yesterday’s solutions.
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Salonika
Panama
Boston Public Library
Questions Quiz from 1920 Press Publishing Co
A list of 12 items presents names and topics including Secretary of War Joseph Jefferson Agamemnon and Phosphorus with references to Sudan Moses Trout Chess John Magnesia Asia Minor and Lawrence, likely a general knowledge or literary quiz from 1920.
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Secretary of War
Joseph Jefferson
Agamemnon
Phosphorus
Sudan
Moses
Trout
Chess
John
Magnesia
Asia Minor
Lawrence
the Press Publishing Co
Louise Lovely stage name inquiry and film company addresses
Questions ask if Louise Lovely uses a stage name and for her real name and request publication of film company addresses. The column notes Eddy Polo with Universal Film Company as a featured star and that Noble Johnson, 27, was a ranchman and amateur athlete prior to his screen career.
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In Movieland
Louise Lovely
Eddy Polo
Universal Film Company
Noble Johnson
Dube Files for Republican County Commissioner Nomination
Lieutenant Colonel S. H. Dube filed his declaration of candidacy for the Republican nomination for County Commissioner with the Board of Elections yesterday. His application was signed by Attorneys Thomas H. Graydon and Robert L. Black, and by John B. Hollister A. E. Hussey and George Bienfang.
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S. H. Dube
Board of Elections
Thomas H. Graydon
Robert L. Black
John B. Hollister
A. E. Hussey
George Bienfang
Stock ton officials seek copy of model Cincinnati billboard law
Stockton California officials say the Cincinnati billboard ordinance is the model law and ask City Clerk Fred Schneder to forward a copy of the statute.
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Cincinnati
Stockton
Cal
Fred Schnéder
Horoscope for Friday June 11 by Genevieve Kemble
The astral indications promise an eventful day with sudden opportunities and possible travel or new ventures. Jupiter supports growth and financial gain, with favorable influences in domestic and social life. sign documents carefully and expect a fruitful year for those born on this day.
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Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Gasoline Blast Injures Fergus Grocer
Albert Krutkamp a 34 year old grocer of Fergus and Aprones streets was burned on the right leg and arm when a small can of gasoline exploded as he carried it to a customer. Flames spread to a nearby building and a frame structure occupied by George Schneider. Albert Eberhardt smothered the flames with a coat. Firemen extinguished two fires and total loss was about $1000.
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Albert Krutkamp
Fergus
Apjones
Good Samaritan Hospital
Mr. Krutkamp
George Schneider
Archer Kills Two Grizzlies in Yellowstone Hunt
Dr. Saxton Pope of San Francisco, under government permit, killed two grizzly bears with bow and arrows in Yellowstone Park. The claim, relayed to the California Academy of Science, notes the hunt aims to provide a habitat group for the museum, funded by Ogden Mills. Pope hopes to kill two more bears.
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San Francisco
Saxton T. Pope
Yellowstone Park
California Academy of Science
Republican Convention Nods to League of Nations Theme
Delegates swiftly approve credentials and rules as the crowd recalls Wilson and Lodge remarks. Margaret Hill McCarter rallies women in support of Republican ideals while stage moments mix humor and anthem, signaling party unity amid anticipated opposition.
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Wilson
Europe
League of Nations
Heaven On Earth
Senator Lodge
Mr. Depew
Stephen
Tr. Depew
Stars and Stripes
Women of America
Womanhood of
America
Burton Denounces Minority Rule at NYU Commencement
Theodore E. Burton former Ohio senator addressed New York University graduates condemning minority rule in national affairs He argued politicians pursue narrow interests over fairness and warned against heavy campaign spending urging the American Legion to drop soldier bonus demands.
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New York
Theodore E. Burton
United States
Ohio
New York University
American Legion
Harding to File for Senatorship Race
Former Ohio governor Frank B. Willis announced after a conference with Senator Harding that he telegraphed Columbus friends to file for the Republican Senatorial nomination. Filing time expires Friday at midnight amid talk of Harding seeking renomination.
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Chicago
Frank B. Willis
Ohio
Harding
Columbus
Fannie Hurst Misses Breakfast Club Attendance
In Chicago on June 9 Fannie Hurst appears at an event while her husband is reportedly absent. The writer notes Hurst was working and suggests her spouse might interfere with her art. Senator Jim Watson hurries to an opening session, missing a required haircut.
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Chicago
Fannie Hurst
Fannie
Jim Watson
Jim
Leader's Platform Gaffe Sparks Tepid Tiger Call
A professional leader moved to the platform shouting for a tiger but the crowd did not respond while he secured about 2.75 percent in support.
Mayor Leads Cadets into Congress Lobby in Cowboy Hat
Mayor Bill Thompson walked through the Congress lobby wearing a white cowboy hat. He accompanied a group of trained singers who performed verse praising the greatness of the occasion.
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Bill Thompson
The
Congress
Pittsburg Man Bilks Investor Reputedly Over Five Thousand
Pittsburg resident Bill Flynn faces questions after allegedly taking out a $5,000 investment while on a sightseeing trip. Authorities seek details on the deal and Flynn’s current status as investigation continues.
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Bill Flynn
Pittsburg
Johnson
Caaioain Ae
Gifford Pinchot Wears Wine-Colored Tie at Event
Gifford Pinchot draws attention with a wine-colored necktie and tan vest as he attends a local gathering, standing out among attendees.
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Gifford Pinchot
Carnation habit spans sixty six years for Dan OLeary
Dan O Leary who helped President McKinley adopt the carnation habit says he has worn a carnation daily for sixty six years. He issued the statement today noting his long standing custom and its origin with McKinley.
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Dan O'Leary
McKinley
Swiss Vote Pleases Wilson and League Join
President Wilson expressed gratification by telegram that Switzerland voted to join the League of Nations. He said the result satisfies him and predicts a favorable future for Switzerland in the League’s work. The message was sent to Prof Van Rappard, secretary general of the League of Red Cross Societies.
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Wilson
Geneva
van Rappard
League of Red Cross Societies
Switzerland
League of Nations
Altenberger Club Formed for Senator Candidacy in Ottawa County
An Altenberger Club organized by Democrats in Ottawa County supports George Altenberger Ottoville for Senator from the thirty third district. Reports indicate two or three local candidates are seeking nomination.
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Ottawa
An_ Altenberger
George Altenberger
Ottoville
Day and Stilwell Seek GOP State Auditor Nomination
Harry S. Day of Fremont and Stephen A. Stilwell of Lebaston filed with the Secretary of State for the Republican nomination for State Auditor. John E. Harper of Coal ton filed for the Democratic nomination for the same office.
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Columbus
Harry S. Day
Fremont
Stephen A. Stilwell
Lebaston
John E. Harper
Coalton
Morrow Receives Ovation At Convention
Governor Edwin P. Morrow of Kentucky drew an ovation at the convention session as he delivered the report of the Committee on Permanent Organization. The committee urged permanent status for the temporary organization and the measure passed unanimously. Morrow is slated to second Governor Lowden’s nomination with a five minute speech.
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Kentucky
Chicago
Edwin P. Morrow
Lodge
Morrow
Lowden
Charles E. Pickett
Iowa
Galvin Praised For Fair Work On Credentials Panel
Maurice L. Galvin of the Sixth District serves on the Credentials Committee and spent most of last night hearing contests from several states. He was lauded today as one of the most astute and fair minded members of the panel.
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Maurice L. Galvin
Sixth
Galvin
Ex-Governor Willson Visits Kentucky Headquarters
Augustus Willson former Republican governor of Kentucky attended the state headquarters today announcing he favors General Leonard Wood for president but believes Elihu Root could unite the party at the convention. He weighs a U S Senate bid against Richard P. Ernst but will decide after the national convention adjourns.
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Augustus Willson
Kentucky
Leonard Wood
Elihu Root
New York
Willson
United States
Richard P. Ernst
Covington
Clinger Receives Credentials After Letter at Coliseum
H. T. Clinger of Falmouth Kentucky, an alternate from the Sixth District, lacked credentials at home and stopped in Covington to seek help. Allie Seiler, who wrote to the National Committee on his behalf, accompanied Clinger as he presented a letter to the Coliseum guard and was admitted. Earlier residents had sought tickets from Seiler, who said he had no influence with the national body.
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R. Zann
T. R.zann
Broadway
Mr. Zann
Tarzan
Keats
T. R. Zann
H. T. Clinger
Falmouth
Covington
Allie Seiler
National Committee
Clinger
Coliseum
Guardian of the Law
Laurel County Sheriff Harry Steele Noted Community Figure
Harry Steele, sheriff of Laurel County based in London Kentucky, serves on the Reception Committee and knows many Kentuckians. He has long cracked down on moonshining in the mountains, claiming to have seized over eighty stills in the past year. He jokes he does not bother copper stills but confiscates others for public health, inviting inspection in Laurel County.
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Kentucky
Harry Steele
Laurel County
London
Sheriff Steele
Burkamp Sees Trend Favoring Governor Lowden
Attorney W. A. Burkamp of Newport, Sixth District delegate, reported at Kentucky headquarters that sentiment appears to favor Governor Lowden, though convention uncertainty could shift in the next 24 hours.
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W. A. Burkamp
Newport
Kentucky
Lowden
Missing delegate Hiram Johnson arrives at Kentucky HQ
London Kentucky attorney Hiram Johnson arrives at the state Republican headquarters explaining a train mix up. He represents the largest GOP district and notes his home in the Eleventh District where the GOP majority ranges from 25 006 to 30 400 votes. He backs Governor Lowden and General Wood.
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Hiram Johnson
London
Kentucky
Mountain District
Johnson
United States
Eleventh
California
Lowden
Wood
New Arrivals at Kentucky Head Quarters Register
The Kentucky head quarters register at Congress Hotel records new arrivals today including Dr. G. W. Moore of Ashland H. H. Simms of Worthing and Hiram J. Johnson of London among others.
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Kentucky
Congress Hotel
G. W. Moore
Ashland
H. H. Simms
Worthing
Hiram J. Johnson
London
Amusements for Next Week at Major Theaters and Zoo
The Rainbow Division Band performs daily at the Zoo with vocal and instrumental solos. Ice shows draw large crowds. Coney Island hosts dancing on the Queen and Star with Carl Franks Orchestra and Huffman Cabaret. A new vaudeville bill opens next Sunday at the open air theater. Players include Al and Fannie Steadman and others. Hearts of Men features George Beban. Norma Talmadge stars at the Walnut in The Woman Gives with John Halliday and Edmund Lowe. A new comedy John Barleycorn headlines.
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Rainbow Division
Coney Island
Carl Frank
Huffman
Coney
Walnut
Norma Talmadge
Owen Johnson
Walnut Theater
John Halliday
Edmund Lowe
Lucille Lee Stewart
John Barleycorn
Chester Park Vaudeville Bill Features Zarrow Musical
Next week's free Chester Park program features Zarrow's Yip Yip Yanks in Follies of Tonight with a beauty chorus and comedians. Also on the bill are Gordon and Day in Mirthful Nonsense and Myrtle Mason and company in a musical program.
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Chester Park
Zarrow
Gordon and Day
Myrtle Mason and Company
Grand Opera House to show Love Without Question next week
Photoplay Love Without Question adapted from The Abandoned Room will be presented at the Grand Opera House. The Commercial Tribune notes the novel ran in serial form during the winter, familiar to readers.
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GRAND
Grand Opera House
the Commercial Tribune
The Confession Breaks Records at the Lyric
The Confession starring Henry B. Walthall breaks box office records at the Lyric this week. Church leaders Cardinal Gibbons and Cardinal Mercier of Belgium call it the greatest film of its kind. An added feature features tenor Thomas Murray.
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LYRIC
Henry B. Walthall
Cardinal Gibbons
Cardinal Mercier
Belgium
Thomas Murray
Queen Bess to Race at B. F. Keith’s for Next Week
Kentucky mare Queen Bess continues training for another week’s racing on the screen at B. F. Keith’s Theater in the melodrama In Old Kentucky. Anita Stewart appears in jockey silks to ride Queen Bess.
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B. F. Keith
Kentucky
B. F.keith
Anita Stewart
Palace announces Havana musical comedy as top bill
The Palace bill centers on a tabloid style musical comedy titled Havana. Details describe a breezy stage showcase with humor and song designed for broad appeal.
Strand to Show Huckleberry Finn in Photo Play Week
The Strand screens Mark Twain's Huckleberry Finn for a week starting Sunday. Young Lewis Sargent portrays Huck and Gordon Griffith plays Tom Sawyer with every other character including Pap the King the Duke and Mary Jane also cast.
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Strand
Mark Twain
Lewis Sargent
Huck
Gordon Griffith
Tom Sawyer
Pap
Mary Jane
Family returns to screen with The Devils Claim engagement
Sessue Hayakawa returns to the Family today for a three day engagement in The Devil's Claim. A new comedy and current events are also on the program.
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Family
Sessue Hayakawa
the Family Today
Pauline Frederick Stars in The Woman in Room 13 at Gifts Theater
Pauline Frederick headlines next week at Gifts Theater in The Woman in Room 13 playing a wife torn between honor and her husband. The production centers on loyalties and dramatic sacrifice.
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GIFTS
Pauline Frederick
Gifts Theater
Miss Frederick
Vine Street Airdome Adopts New Policy
The Vine Street Airdome announces a full nightly program including vaudeville jazz entertainers feature films and comedies with shows at 7 30 and 9 30 p m. Refreshments and smoking privileges are added as new features.
Blood Barrier and Jenny Be Good At Orpheum Program
The Orpheum Sky Theater and Auditorium presents a feature bill today with Sylvia Breamer and Robert Gordon in The Blood Barrier plus topical news and a Christie comedy. Friday shows Tom Mix in She Terror with Pathe News and a Universal Comedy. Saturday stars Mary Miles Minter in Jenny Be Good with Cruising in the Solomons and a Gayety Comedy.
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Orpheum Sky
Sylvia Breamer
Robert Gordon
Tom Mix
Pathe News
Universal
Mary Miles Minter
Jenny
The
Solomons
National Debt To Be Reduced Deficit Small, Houston Says
Secretary Houston writes bankers that the fiscal year ending this month shows little or no deficit as receipts nearly balance disbursements. He notes surpluses in Q2 and Q3 1920, debt declines, and plans to issue new certificates to cover near term needs. He forecasts further debt reduction in the coming year.
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Washington
Treasury
United States
General Fund
Turing
Port Strikers Accept Palmer Ruling on Eight Hour Law
New York harbor marchers accept Attorney General Palmer rulling on applying the eight hour law to tugs and barges. Erie Railroad officials signaled acceptance, indicating a settlement of the marine strike and the law’s main issue.
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Palmer
Washington
Erie Railroad
New York Harbor
Department of Justice
Breckenridge Long Quits State Post to Run for Senate
Breckenridge Long, Third Assistant Secretary of State, resigns and is accepted by President Wilson. He leaves for St. Louis to lead his campaign for the United States Senate seat from Missouri.
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Washington
Sugar bowls to be removed from tables in wartime rationing
New York on June 9 sugar bowls will be removed from tables as in wartime rationing. Armin W. Riley, special assistant to Attorney General Palmer, announced the pledge after a conference with New York restaurant proprietors. He will discuss the sugar shortage with hotel managers tomorrow.
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New York
Armin W. Riley
Palmer
Olel
Unjust Prices Declared Unconstitutional Under Lever Act
Philadelphia June 9 A U S District Judge ruled Section 4 of the Lever food control act invalid for vague and uncertain definitions of unjust prices. The ruling blocks enforcement against profiteering and restrains warrants against Lamborn & Co sugar exporters of New York and other federal officials.
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Philadelphia
United States
Thompson
Lamborn & Co
Sugar Plerogers
New York
McAvoy
Armed Robbers Steal 7,152 Quarts of Whisky on Highway
Four armed men stopped a motor truck on the Lincoln highway near Newark and seized 7,152 quarts of whisky valued at 35,760 dollars. The truckmen said they were forced to walk from the Elizabeth line and were transporting the whisky from Newark to a New York wholesale house with non beverage permit.
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Newark
N. J
Elizabeth Line
New York
Man Arrested After Patron Attacks Waitress in City Restaurant
William Kirke, 41, of 614 Central Avenue, was arrested after an incident at a George Street restaurant where he allegedly struck a waitress named Mickey Love with a sugar bowl. He resisted officers and faces disorderly conduct and assault charges. Federal agents later found several gallons of grain alcohol and bonded whisky at Kirke's home.
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William Kirke
Central Avenue
Bullierdick and
von Dohre
United States
Burke
Mickey Love
George Street
Federal Prohibition
Arata
Boy Drowns After River Fall Near Trenton
Special Dispatch to The Commercial Tribune reports Willie Salyers seven years old lost his balance on a log raft and fell into the Ohio River near Trenton Ohio. He was found unconscious at noon and died.
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Commercial Tribune
Tronton
Willie Salyers
Ohio River
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