Supreme Court Bolsters Prohibition Legislation in Wartime Law
The Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of the core section of the Volstead enforcement law, barring sale of all beverages with one half of one percent alcohol during wartime prohibition. The ruling clarifies intoxicating liquors definition likely to endure into peacetime prohibition. Next term the court may decide challenges in Rhode Island and New Jersey liquor cases.
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Supreme Court
United Press
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Congress
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Srimont Welof
United States
Thode Island
New Jerey
Small Fire At Nichols Home Yesterday
A small fire at Will Nicholson Wast's Nichols home yesterday caused minor smoke damage. The local fire department responded quickly. a fault in thawing frozen water pipes ignited partially, with White company crew noting no chemical fixtures used and safety systems functioning. The incident disrupted routine, with officials unsure about cause and time to secure repairs.
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Will Nicholson
Wayne
Sen
Junge Chenes
Tnt
Howe
Carrion Vieno
Haiwebiolig
Browkfast
Four Local Dealers Drop Licenses in Erie Area
Reports from Erie state four local liquor dealers have surrendered their licenses after losing hope that Heensis would be restored. Names such as John Mavinack Willlim Ki Paybox Ponton 1H Atta Wid added to the list of those who failed to pay the January assessment. Eight more dealers also dropped, with about forty failing to pay the local fees.
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Woose
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Willlim Ki
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Ponton
George A. Weber
Onsy Fort
Throo
Deportation actions against Reds initiated
Unclear article fragment reports deportation proceedings against suspected revolutionaries by federal authorities. Mentions Tumigeation Commissioner and plans to hand over deportables to Russia. Notes State Department release about Bolshevik aims and Stalin Trotsky. Confused multiple typos and garbled names. names and dates inconsistent. no coherent event or outcomes.
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Russia
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State Department
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Staliard
Susetary Lansing
German Demands at Paris Report on Naval Reparations
In Paris the Supreme Council heard German demands for docks and merchant material as reparations for the sinking of the interland. A proposal to reduce Beapa Plow from 400000 to 275000 tons was reported, seen as speeding protocol and broader Versailles treaty progress.
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Paris
Supreme Council
Fia
Germany
Beapa
Blaze Destroys Caron Street Homes in Pittsburgh
A $100,000 fire devastated three Story homes early today in the Canon Street district of the Boat Side. The blaze at 1224 Canon Street was checked but caused heavy damage as rain and winds hampered firefighting efforts. No injuries reported, authorities said.
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Unitea Press
Pitsburgh
Canon Atreot
Mito
Weather Update: Partly cloudy Tonight and Tuesday
A weather note reports partly cloudy conditions tonight with warmer temperatures. Expect mild temperatures into Tuesday with light winds and no precipitation indicated.
New Commission Organized With Mayor on City Problems
The new commission organized with the mayor presenting a message on city problems. Officers chosen include Laurie as Superintendent of Finance Howard as Public Safety Ream as Public and Rogers as Streets Clerk Assessors Police Chief and other municipal officers are re elected Daylight Ordinance approved on final reading Preliminary organization completed.
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Hi Faye
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Blaine Kincaid
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Moe
MBI
Mayor Alexander outlines city building and service plans
The mayor’s annual message to the City Commission details decisions on building, gas, water, street paving, garbage collection, and municipal staffing. He notes the need to fund a new fire department depot, improve water supply plans, and pursue paving aligned with the State Highway Plan. The message affirms cooperation and outlines upcoming votes and budget actions.
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Clark Kincaid
Niger
Ailix
Aytiton
Rata
Gorety
Aldo
Mombara
F Connell
Argamenticor
Mine Union Delegates In Conference Report
In Columbus nearly 2,000 delegates gathered today for the United Mine Workers convention. The meeting discussed the government’s wage agreement and reported on union actions while a strike curbs miner work stoppages. President Lewis signaled a wage commission decision and potential ties to Wilson’s administration.
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Uniton Pro
Columbus
Mt Asiatic
Nulon oMleinik
Billa Searle
United Mini ‘Workers Journal
Othite
Lewis May
Wilson
Rhe Gauy
Measure Aims to Halt Print Paper Exports for One Year
Washington Jan 5 A result for which would prevent the exportation of print paper from that failed state for one year was introduced in the House today by Representative Beatt Perrin of Oklahoma. In a passage of such regulation Pursix station would relieve the present paper shortage.
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Washington
Beatt Perrin
Oklahoma
Pursix Staton
Compromise Resolutions Introduced in Senate
Senator King of Utah introduced compromise resolutions in the Senate to probe the treaty. He said if no other compromise proposals were noted upon within a reasonable time he would ask the Senate to take up his proposals.
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Asy United Press
Washington
King Ot
Utah
Senate
King
Bhy Sennta
Lancaster Mayor Harry Pamela Faces Illness Delaying Oath
In Washington Tas January 7 Secretary to the House requested Mayor Harry Pamela of Lancaster to delay taking the oath of office as illness hits the city. A hospital ward in Torino lists trouble while doctors ward the mayor. The incident affects scheduled oath events and honors, including a Distinguished Service Medal recipient.
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Washington
Tas
Lancaster
Harry
Pamela
L. Trout
Torino
Hare
Ord
Ody
Hit Bédeide
Navy
Nis Sollivery
Gas shortage closes schools amid cold weather and outages
Severe gas shortages linger as bitter cold grips the city. Schools shut, heat failing in multiple buildings, including Malye View and Daveh Washington High, with electric motor outage delaying heating in Concord. Utility officials say conditions remain largely unchanged as officials investigate reporting discrepancies.
Haywood Will Give Himself Up
In CoHidago on January 5 William Wood, a leader linked to the W. corporation, reportedly planned surrender after denying connections to the group. Details remain unclear as authorities pursue the case and verify statements.
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Haywood
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