Further Respite in Liquor Ruling Delayed Enforcement Stays
Washington officials indicated final interpretation of the Volstead act on foreign shipping would come from the Supreme Court, with a decision expected by December. The Attorney General's Oct 6 ruling and subsequent stay petitions were discussed as the government prepared new enforcement regulations, allowing ships to hold sealed liquor aboard and open stores only for officers.
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Washurton
Supreme Court
Executive Department
Daugherty
Brandeis
Hand
New York
Chambers
Governent
Department of Justice
Mellon
Treasury
Division of Customs
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Navy Flyers Die In 800 Foot Plunge At Hampton Roads
Two Navy lieutenants E. I. Ericsson and R. F. Armstrong were killed when a JN-4 training plane plunged 800 feet at the Hampton Roads Naval Air Station during a test flight. Rescue crews reached the site to find both officers dead.
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Hampton Roads
Norfolk
E. I. Ericsson
R. F. Armstrong
Hampton Roads Naval Air Station
Detectives Nab 45 Barrels of Whisky Hidden in Red Paint
Detectives who tailed a coastwise steamer to New York piers nabbed 45 barrels of whisky hidden in red painted casks marked J. and R. Leroy Paint Co New York City. One barrel was opened and contained 100 bottles of whiskey. Other casks held similar contents.
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New York
J. and R. Leroy Paint Co
New York City
British Compel U S Ship To Take Brandy
New York reports that under a British Board of Trade rule a liner carrying steerage passengers from Great Britain must have one gallon of brandy per 100 steerage passengers aboard to receive clearance papers. Captain Pendlebury of the President Adams learned of the rule in London and sailed after sealing the required brandy. No illness occurred. Some see possible retaliation against Volsteadism.
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New York
Great Britain
British Board of Trade
Pendlebury
United States Lines
Adams
London
Randy
United States Shipping Board
Yankee
White Star
Majestic
Washington Notes and Political Movements
President Harding calls for an army of 125000 while Woodrow Wilson donates 200 to the Democratic National Committee. Tax fraud probes by the Internal Revenue Bureau shadow businessmen nationwide as Cuba reshapes finance under a Havana trip by Governor Harding. Navy Day and anti prohibition findings frame a busy political year with talks of new tax collection and spending showing notable shifts.
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Harding
Woodrow Wilson
Democratic National Committee
Internal Revenue Bureau
Federal Reserve Board
Havana
Cuba
Thompson
The
Shipping Board
Lasker
Josephus Daniels
Navy
Franklin K. Lane
Frear
Wisconsin
Orce
Treasury
Mellon
Democratic Congressional Committee
Denby
Association Against Prohibition Enforcement
Italy's Cabinet Falls as Fascists Move on Rome
Rome reports primera Facisti force test as Facta resigns. Mussolini calls 800,000 fascist workers to readiness and seeks a new government. Giolitti or Orlando potential leaders discussed with King Emmanuel to form a cabinet amid mounting pressure.
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Nome
Rome
Victor Emmanuel Woul
Vittorio Orlando
Giovanni Giolitti
Fascisti
Facta
Chambers of Deputies
Giotitti
Orlando
Signor Orlando
Cavour
Piedmont
Signor Giolitti
Mussolini
Milan
Lusignoli
Lake Garda
Gabriele d’Annunzio
Chamber of Deputies
Italy
Victor Emmanuel
Epoca
Giolitti
Bonomi
Giornale
Italia
Lida
Signor
Bootlegging Increases Crime Across 56 Cities
Washington report shows a 36.21 percent rise in arrests in the second year of prohibition. Capt W H Stayton notes an enormous crime spike based on records from 56 cities covering a 22 million population.
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Washington
W. H. Stayton
Slayton
Bank Robbery Hits Stouffville Ontario After Wires Cut
A band of criminals struck the Standard Bank in Stouffville Ontario, severing telegraph and telephone lines, blowing the vault door more than 15 feet, shattering windows, and escaping with about $10,000. A syringe containing nitroglycerin traces was found at the scene.
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Stoufville
Ont
Justice Day Resigns From Supreme Bench
Washington Associated Press reports Justice Willtim S Day of the Supreme Court has submitted his resignation to President Harding to take effect November 14. He will join the American German Claims Commission as umpire and retire on full pay. The move preserves three weeks of Court participation before the new term and may leave a Democratic vacancy to be filled. Day, 73, first rose to prominence under McKinley and Roosevelts.
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Washington
Willtim St. Day
Supreme Court
Harding
Justice Day
American German Claims Commission
Justice Clarke
Justice Sutherland
Shields
Tennessee
Walsh
Montana
Parmerene
Ohio
Alabama
John W. Davis
West Virginia
Great Britain
McKinley
American Peace Commission
Paris
Spain
Roosevelt
Trénton
New ‘Jersey
William L. Dill
Zion M. BE
Bargaintown
Atlantic County
Benjamin
F. Buck
Gloucester
Blackwood
Glendora
Grenloch
Millville
High Street
West Jersey and Seashore Railroad
County Board of Freeholders
Landig Avenue
Vineland
Navy
Asbury Park Chamber of Commerce
Boardwalk
Camden High School
A. C. Brady
Keyport
New Brunswick
Epworth League
H. H. Linch
Joseph N. Mayhew
Monmouth County Bar Association
Richard Dougherty
Monmouth
Bergen
Hunterdon
Ocean Township
Wanamassa
Allenhurst
Asbury Park Trust Company
Frank Moore
Atlantic City
William B. Loudenslager
Moore
Ira Wright
Robert Danielson
Joseph Bacchino
Trenton
Judge Bodine
Lackawanna Railroad
Dante J. Gray
Port Morris Roundhouse
Bodine
New Jersey
Egg Harbor
John Ditch
World Wide Guild of
Camden County
Collingswood Baptist Church
R. T. Fox
Gloucester City High School
Joseph C. Kingdon
Burlington County Board of Elections
Mount Holly
Richard R. J. B. Slack
Burlington County Tuberculosis League
Brown's Mills
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Alfred W. Marshall
Glassboro
Gloucester City Safety Patrol
Ax Jerson
van Merer
Brown's Mills Fire Department
Burlington County Firemen’s Association
Maple Shade Parent-Teacher Association
Woodstown
Satem County Memorial Hospital
Satema
Cumberland
Fascist gains and political upheaval across Europe
Reports say Fascisti seized Florence Pisa and Cremona in Italy. The Italian Ministry resigns after threats to seize power. Lord Curzon proposes inviting the United States to the Near East peace conference. Frances Stevens Hall and John Stevens named in connection with a double slaying. Irish constitution adopted with little change. In New Jersey a Bergen county jury acquits a movie location finder in the shooting of Daredevil Jack Bergen. Rockefeller Jr visits Battle Creek supporting coal miners in Pennsylvania.
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Pisa
Cremona
New Brunswick
Mia
Frances Stevens Hall
St. John the Evangelist
John Stevens
Jane Gibson
Edward Wheeler Hall
Eleanor Reinhardt Mills
Fascisti
London
Labor Party
New York
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Battle Creek
Mich
Somerset County
Consolidation Coal Company
Dublin
Dall
Hackensack
N. JA
Bergen County
George Cline
Walz
Charles Scullion
Alice Thornton
Jack Bergen
Lord Curzon
France
United States
New Jersey State Briefs Chronicle a Mix of Local News
Police remarks by film star Wienna Bennett precede reports of armistice parade planning in Bridge ton and fundraising by the Shoemaker Post American Legion. The piece notes crime bonds, a double murder probe, deer sightings, vaccination deaths, school discipline, road and bridge projects, postmaster changes, and various local court actions across New Jersey towns.
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Red Bank
Shoemaker Post
American Legion
Bridgeton
Paulsboro
Della Reynolds
Anneman
Anthony ‘Kolens
Eleanor R. Mills
Lower
South Jersey
Malaga
City Hospital
Newark
Seaville M.E
Westville
National Park
Frank Moore
Atlantic_City
Civil Service
William B. Loudenslager
Ewan M. E. Church
Gloucester County
Clarkeboro
James Dally
Elizabeth
Blessed Sacrament
Henry Stevens
Edward Wheeler Hall
New Brunswick
E. W. Ball
Eleanor Mills
Wonder Woman
Cumberland County Court
A. Logue
Samuel Lawson
Stanley Morris
Join Mitchell
Guy Shockley
John Michichink
Damon Curhmings
Grace Ana
Washington
Senate
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