Chief's Stand on Modification Arouses Days
United Press reports heated debate over relaxing prohibition through beer and wine allowances. President Coolidge and Congress faced thousands of letters urging Andrew's removal after his order permitting 375 percent malt beverages. Republican and Democrat lawmakers weighed public sentiment and legal questions, with opposition from reformers and anti saloon leagues amid a charged Capitol Hill discussion.
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United
Washington
Andrews
Ruyckner
United Press
Coolidge
Congress
Andrew
Georgia
AntiSalyny League
Leandertinige
Move to curb assembly sparks arrests in Berges county
United Press dispatch reports Sheriff Nimmo's push to stop a textile strike protest in Berges County. Norman Thomas, a Presbyterial minister and activist, is arrested after a citywide mobilization. Police claim constitutional measures justify actions amid tense demonstrations. Bail set at 19000. reporter access denied. Local council debates sheriff’s removal with Mayor Thinke promising advisement.
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United Press Arfield
Nimmur
Berges
Normary Thomas
Foyer Presbyteriad
Mawar
New York
Melily
Ford
Teil Sociatiet
Wty
Penne
Thomas
Stricken at Banquet Willie Uhl Dies in Philadelphia
Willie J Uhl secretary of the Knights of Polumbur Philadelphia district died at a hotel after apoplexy during a banquet. He was father of Eleanor Wh a member of the United States Olympic aiming team.
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Stubkert
Knights of Polumbur
Willie J Uhl
Order
Philadelphi District
Uhl
Eleanor Wh
Radio Schedule Brief With Concert and Nightline
Radio features outline tonight include Baston Keneelius Orchestra in Montreal at 10 PM. Central Pacific Night Hawk Tyatte and Zooliner String Quali tut appear on Los Angeles stations with details on meters and times.
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Baston Keneelius
CNRM
Montreal
Atlina
Tyatte
Los Angeles
Motor Club Attends Conference Meeting at Shorom
The motor club represented at a conference with officers from Youngstown and Greenville. They discussed better legislation for road improvements and standards, and announced future plans for a regional gathering.
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Motor Club
Conference
Winter Weather Grips Vicinity With Snow and Cold
Winter spirals through the region as snow covers roads and fields after a brief thaw. Forecasters warn of lingering gloom and continuing wintry conditions, with rising temperatures not expected to bring relief soon. Local reports note heavy snowfall and icy travel, while residents brace for colder days ahead.
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Sprig
Owigter
Raina
Viennes
Pittsburgh Weather Bureau
Wiytsie Peomisas
Movie control measures under heavy attack
Federal pressure on moving pictures faces widespread opposition as lawmakers debate regulation. Experts argue industry figures and audiences would suffer, while supporters claim oversight protects values and national security amid wartime tensions.
Peking Evacuated Amid Nationalist Advances
April 1 reports reveal Nationalist troops evacuating Peking after three weeks of siege by a combined army. Mentions plans for Wu Pei entering the capital if a deal with Whitt and Li Ching Lang fails, while families shelter in basements as bombardment continues near the Mid-Chow avenue.
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United Press
Peking
Cronps
Lobighark
Pekinsy
Marshal Whittg
Ss Lint
Li Ching Lang
Wo Paifi
Ulv
Counter
Banquet of Merchants Celebrates Year’s Work and Advertising
A local merchants banquet featured May events with Do Wis of the Wo and AP addressing attendees at Phoenix Mallow. Chairman Smith reviewed the Chamber of Commerce retail division’s year, urged consideration of a business cause, and noted the upcoming retailers’ banquet next month. Bartlett spoke on “The Golden Rule in Business,” stressing dependability and good will alongside practical examples. The event highlighted national advertising strategies and dealer cooperation as key to future growth.
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Morellante
Phoenix
Dowis
WE. Barrett
Maymger Patterson
Smith
Chamber of Commietes
England
Mr Smith
J. Wo Anid Astifawaril
Produers of
Riome
Gave & Aust
Titus
Vermall
Rey
Bartlett
Arles
Bartlet
Nartlett
Meg Bartletwig
Chateman Smith
Linners
Nest
Filtone Wi Pomeittde
Messrs Schavh
Diston
Murry
Ant Chapa
Butler May Demand More Courts Martial
Marine account from San Diego notes Brigadier General Stilley J Butler facing potential additional courts martial. Report mentions oil crisis references and a court action tied to Marine affairs, with names including Washington and Williams amid unclear details of the incident and witness retake.
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Butler
United Press Marine
Hase
San Diego
Stilley J
Desman Beld Monal Cure Marhal
United States
Maine
Perney
Pal
Williams
Hah Williams Fimiuke
Iran
Thomas Washington
WETS CLOSE CASE AGAINST PROHIBITION
A Washington hearing in April featured Mrs Mars Norton and others alleging corruption linked to prohibition. Testimony claimed agents spied on one another while dissenting students faced alcohol related issues.
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Wets
United Press
Washington
Senate Investigating Committee
Mars Norton
Democrat News Jere
Pucyess
Samuel 1
Chuteh
Uaenege Institute
Pittsburgh
Universite
Marylaba
Sant Ceetsian
Treasury
Andrews
Prohibition
Ean Diel
Beaver Falls Agriculture Talk Highlights Potato Contest
TY B Rogers of the Erie Railroad spoke on agricultural development and the Brie system at the Kiwanis Club meeting in Beaver Falls. The event noted interest in farm progress, with a Beal Potato contest planned and entries to be provided certified seed. damage from a fire at the Regent Theatre affected nearby rooms, and the club's visit drew two guests for the session.
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TY B Rogers
Erie Railroad Company
Kiwaniis
Rogers
Roger
Beaver Falls
Beaver
Dlam
Regent Theatre
Tojay
Howe
Mira Robert Me
Francis Hill attends memory service for brother
Francis Hill arrived in the city this morning from Titneville to attend general services in memory of her brother, Charler Zuble.
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Francis Hill
Titneville, Aang
Churler Zuble
Seek to Retain Troops Until After Election
A chaotic pre election scene in Laval erupts as troops remain stationed to deter violence. Local officials and military leaders push to keep troops through Election Day, amid reports of clashes, disarmament, and warrants. The bitter feud fuels fear of further outbursts as voters gather at polls.
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Teast
Slayer
Marshall Metinmibh
Davis
Blark
Springflett
Nowaevion
Laval
Sayilavest
Jznen
Faye
Man Held for Bigamy Weds Corry Girl
A man identified as Harry Rime is held on bigamy charges after marrying Tatten Kimmel of Corry while another marriage to Carry is disclosed. The case centers on alleged bigamy and a wife's claim, with extradition proceedings and court actions noted as authorities pursue the matter.
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Corry
Diarre Kimmell
Harry Rime
Winder Aires
Fort Wayind
Treyasturda Watterns
Heas
Kimmel
Anc
Frmier
Mit West
Bunce Awarded Crawford Job In State Projects
Harrisburg reports the State Highway Department awarded Bunce the Crawford job for a high priority route project. Summit and Saris oversee the contract, with an estimated cost of 100 406 dollars and a total project value of 11 525 fear on Route Hr. Summit and Saris hope conclud pending work in Crawford County.
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Harrisburg
State Highway Department
Summit
Saris Hope Cuwnskipe Cearard County
Olan
S.Y
French francs fall to new low on record
New York April 15 United Press reports French francs traded at a new record low in the foreign exchange market. The currency weakened to about $0.042 per franc as investors awaited political stability and a potential stabilization plan tied to debt talks.
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Lee
Mayn Mtz
New York
Ditterer
The
Russe
Allon
Americw
Smuviey
Arkrive
Aura Valle Fur
United Press
Sy T
Boal Exchange
Waviels
Binglund
United States
Eckert Store Plunges Into Second Month Bombing Case
Windows shattered at Eckert store in a second blast this month. Owner indicted for alleged prohibition law violation. Rival bootleggers suspected to be responsible amid ongoing unrest and investigations.
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Eckert
Explosion rocks East Ward store amid moonshine raids
Police probe after a blast wrecked the rear of a Boston Avenue store in the East Ward injuring no one. Witnesses report shattered windows, damaged apartments, and a second daytime detonation within weeks. Authorities question Eckert and search nearby sleeping rooms for clues. No suspects identified as investigations continue.
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Warldia Gythy
Artjaysiy
Knust Property
First Avenue
Eckert G von
Erie
Byudside
Rey Font
Hawine
Winiliwe
Boston
Mata Street
Eckert
West Wayne Street
Journal
Wil
Aeighe Phors
Ives
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