Supreme Court rules on federal prohibition cases
Washington February 5 The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that defendants awaiting trial or with convictions and pending appeals under the federal prohibition law may be freed, affecting about 9000 cases involving over 13000 people. The decision does not apply to state prohibition violators or those already serving sentences.
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Golden Wedding Anniversary Party in Long Beach Ends
The golden wedding anniversary celebration for Mr and Mrs William Perrin in Long Beach California concluded with Mrs Perrin's parents in attendance. Report notes the couple marked decades of marriage and family involvement at the event.
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Womack Hall Notice Postpones Dance Event
Notice from Wor eck Hall announces no dance will be held until Monday April ? committee says event postponed due to unspecified reasons.
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Joe Bailey Barton Guest Speaker At U D C Meeting
Clifton Public School News reports Joe Bailey Barton as guest speaker at a United Daughters of the Confederacy chapter meeting in Waco. The item shares Barton’s remarks honoring family Confederate service, notes a World War I veteran relative, and includes vignettes on Lincoln Washington and historical school alumni.
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Cotton and Whitney's impact on the South and industrial shift
The narrative traces the cotton boom's surge, Whitney's invention altering planting and seed removal, and its sweeping effects on Southern agriculture and trade. It notes cotton demand from English and New England mills and the seed by hand challenge, Whitney's exile to New England, and broader economic shifts shaping Pennsylvania and the South.
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Misus
Nathaniel Gres
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Whitney
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Patuntew
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Old Texas mathematics book captures readers with antique notes
Readers glimpse a faded Towbar piece of homespun cloth and a worn arithmetic text. The article describes a goose quill signature, old terms like vulgar fractions, and lessons such as The Double Rule of Three in Vulgar Fractions. It notes discussions on US South American trade and piracy risks near Cape Horn, with a legal reform call from the American Bar Association chief.
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Sahl Viesiroth
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