New York Prohibition Repeal Signed by Gov Smith
Gov Smith signs repeal of enforcement in New York state, directing federal authorities to act. Albany reports say the move shifts enforcement to the president and federal agents, with state police to assist if needed. Controversy centers on constitutional and civil rights implications and potential double jeopardy for violators.
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Albany
Smilfi
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Prahleman
Potctovke
Gay Smith
Petons
National Prominencs
Thiberdans
Hirihging
Palmer Canfield
Prohibition
Sind Patice
Ehinly
Wolstead
Chhitett
Smith
Wait
Newburgh
Maughan Aims For Transcontinental Flight June 18
Dayton Ohio June 2 Lt Ruswel L Maughan will attempt a dawn start for a transcontinental flight on June 18 from McCook Field officials announced today A bulletin is being prepared for the flight in the morning hours
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Booze Found Beneath Philadelphia Bank Vault
Prohibition agents raided the Maliar American bank in Philadelphia and seized ten barrels of juice and two barrels of alcohol. William Mee Chure, head of the enforcement group, announced the discovery as a historic first under the national prohibition effort.
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Maliar Américan Bank
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McChive
National Pro
Murder and confession swirl in sensational Arizona case
June reports recount Vicinity Bulletins coverage of a dramatic murder tied to Arimae Phillips and Robert Bunting. The narrative describes a distressed scene, a suspect’s arrest and habeas corpus appeal, and later references to a courthouse confrontation between investigators and Phillips after detective questioning.
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Arimae Phillips
Ae Tara
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Crete
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Phillips
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Armiour
Oherifs
Reverend Redinger to Address High School Graduates
Mentors of the 1924 Poory ill School graduating class will be honored in a ceremony in the auditorium. Rev IP Af Redinger of the ME Church will speak, with music by a union choir and a reading by Bain ibn 1) Reamer of the Infauition Arye Rey WV Troy, Jr. The program includes a sermon by Rev MS Ashita or Em manuel rhunsh and additional readings.
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Wallons
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Reductions in Veterans Bureau Offices Announced
Washington reports a curtailment of administrative staff across multiple subdistrict Veterans Bureau offices. Director Hinesi Hine outlined a policy of縮削 activities, trimming personnel to leaner operations in Wilmington, Delaware. Williamsport. Allentown. and Johnstown among others.
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Jones Bill Veto Cast by Governor in Harrisburg
United Press reports Governor Pluchot vetoed the Jones bill that would have allowed counties to count and repair roads without State Highway Department supervision. The veto cites loss of joint checks on planning, bidding, and inspections and risk to county and state funds.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Covenor Pluchot
State Highway Department
Six Die As Home Burns Near London Ontario
A deadly fire destroyed the home of Silas Stanlake in Sidom near London Ontario killing six, including his wife Maud 45, brother Albert 40, and four children Claresée 2 Charles ? Wilfred and a three weeks old baby. Stanlake escaped with his eldest son Harry and daughter Beatrice through flames.
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United Press
Toronto
Silas Stanlake
Sidom
London
Ontario
Stanlee
Maud
Albert
Claresée
Charles Fh
Wilfred
Stanlake
Harry
Beatrice
Mercer Woman Burned to Death in Tragic Fire
A Mercer woman, Mary Gorton, died in a house fire described as a deadly blaze. The local report notes her loss as mourned by family and community, with reference to her husband John Gorton and a church context, detailing burial on the tenth Sunday after the event.
Trainman Killed at Conneaut Lake
Chartes Wo Mo Gride and Rosser trainman died instantly at Mountait Lake yesterday when hurled from the top of a car. He fell about 26 feet between refrigerating cars as friends reached him. he was dead.
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Meadville Chartes
Gride & Rosser
Mountait Lake
Blaze at U S Radiator plant in Scranton
A small blaze at the U S Radiator Company plant in Scranton was reported around 2 PM as fire crews fought a cupola fire. The damage is expected to reach about 200 dollars and the flames were quickly put out. Captain W A May, president of the Margent producers of anthracite, was noted in an unrelated line of the report.
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Scranton
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Senators Visit for City Reception on Next Thursday
A municipal reception committee plans a political event in the municipal building with U.S. senators to address residents. Key organizers include the General Reception Committee and numerous local figures, with arrangements overseen by multiple city and state officials and clergy.
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David A. Reed
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Municipal Building
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Warton
Taviel A
Awe Shinier Sc Obateowile Atatobile
Bnt Rankland Beyer
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Hatem Fanor
Nedaytiol
Fire and flood devastate vast regions across Canada
Disjointed reports describe heavy losses from forest fires in Ontario Manitoba and Alberta with roads damaged across Ruskatchewan and the Great Lakes shore. Evacuations occur near Port Arthur and Okotoks as families flee advancing flames. local figures mention Sam Jude and others amid chaotic details of the disaster.
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Jude 2
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Ganada
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Ruskatchewan
Albert Ware
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Okotoks
Alberta
Sheep Creek
FINEGAN UNDECIDED ON FUTURE PLANS
Philadelphia report states FINEGAN undecided on future plans as officials discuss potential exits and timelines. Governor Pinchow and State superintendent VinieRan weigh in on forthcoming decisions and policy directions.
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Juye
Aaldayght
Pharma
More Captives Released By China Bandits
Reported release of additional captives by Chinese bandits as negotiations continue. Among those freed were Amo J A Ventey and Edward Eliane, both Americans, with other captives yet to be accounted for. International observers monitor the bandits’ stronghold and government forces movements as talks proceed.
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Amo J A Ventey
New York
Edward Eliane
Parker Avery
New York Holstein cow sets milk production record
Ruth, a registered Holstein cow owned by Hunt Robertson of York Te, established a suite record by producing 115840 pounds of milk in 42 hours and 540 pounds in one week. The record, achieved three months after freshening, is deemed exceptional by dairymen.
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United Press
York
Hunt. Robertson
Fins
Injured Man Reported Near Centerville After Train Ride
A man believed to be from Kentucky was injured when unable to board a train near Centerville after arriving on an afternoon service from Gonterville. Dr Nop ilette attended the stranger who sustained an ankle injury. The injured man was reported to be in need of further medical assessment.
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Wage boost for Southern Pacific workers
In San Francisco on June 2, wage increases were approved for about 13 000 shopmen at Southern Pacific. The raise ranges from five cents per hour for skilled labor to two cents per hour for helpers. The agreement was reached between the company and the Southern Pacific Shopmen's Protective Association, adding approximately 780 000 to the annual payroll.
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Ay Unites Press
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Southern Pacifi Railway
Southérn Pacific Shopcrats Protective Association
France Moves To Thwart Monarchist Plot In Turbulent Paris
Paris reports a government move to thwart monarchist aims amid a political crisis. Leftists jeer at opponents while royalists, communists, and socialists mobilize factions. Royalist leaders warn of danger as strikes and street action flare, with debates over the republic’s survival and law in the balance.
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Editorial Comment on Smiths Decision
New York Evening World notes the state stands where it should by opposing the lie that liquor containing more than one half of one per cent is intoxicating. It argues Gov Smith’s stance weakens his presidential prospects and cites reactions from Columbus Citizen and Philadelphia Evening Bulletin praising or condemning New York’s actions. It also references Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph on constitutional oath and federal duty amid alleged conspiracies.
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State Rights Question Again in Forefront
Washington reports that President Harding and Gov. Smith of New York keep the states rights issue in focus. They weigh the prohibition enforcement question against broader political divisions, signaling long term debates on federal vs. state powers in taxation and railroad policy.
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Rise of Corry Boy in Bond World and Stone's Sales Triumph
Frank Hill profiles George W Stone once dubbed a worry boy who built The House of Stone into a booming bond firm. Within a year he raised capital, issued bonds from 100000 to 1000000, leased most of a floor in Cleveland, and by age 40 had sold or placed 50000000 in bonds with no customer losses. Stone's rise is framed as a blend of luck and relentless effort, amid a wave of optimistic finance reporting.
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House of Stone
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