Big Drive on Rum Pursant September First
Washington reports a nationwide prohibition drive to begin September 1 under the new regime. Rev B B Ewing acting administrator for District 13 Chicago leads a list of 24 enforcement heads with districts spanning from New York to San Juan Puerto Rico. The reorganized enforcement department aims to start the big drive on September 1 as part of Mr Andrews program.
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Washington
Baying
Chicago
Lst
Ewing
Inois
Wisconsin
Indiana
Andrews
St. GB
Sums
Destin
A. Foster
Neting
New York
R.Q. Merrick
Buffalo
Sam Collins
Louisville
E. L. Porterfield
Columbia
Ohio
B. EB. Ewing
W. D. Moses
St. Louis
A. C. Townsend
St. Paul
A. W. Campbell
Omaha
Herbert H. White
Fort Worth
Texas
John F. Wivlan
Denver
Colo
Millas Masters
Helena
Mont
Roy C. Lyle
Seattle
West
E, OC
Yellowley
San Francisco
Robert GE. Frith
Los Angeles
E. C.F. Crabbe
Necting
Honolulu
P. Hanson
San Juan
Porto Rico
Treasury Rulings Expand Stock Exchange Tax Rules
Washington reports two treasury decisions clarifying capital-stock and income taxes for stock exchanges. The rulings add that a stock exchange is not a business league chamber of commerce or board of trade within the meaning of the law and is not exempt from tax. The move affects taxability of Ontario produce exchanges and similar markets.
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Treasury
Washington
Stock Exchange
Business League
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Trade
Wisconsin University Rejects $600000 Gift
The Wisconsin University board of regents voted to refuse funds from endowed corporations. They turned down a tentative 800000 gift for a medical building after private endowments showed interest. Dr. Carlos Bardeen confirmed private groups favored aiding the medical school, but the regents prohibited acceptance.
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Madison
Board of Regents
University of Wisconsin
Carlos Bardeen
University Medical School
Lad
President Coolidge Back at Summer White House
President Coolidge returned to the Summer White House in Swampscott Massachusetts after a week away. His 145 mile drive from Northampton was uneventful and it is unclear when he will return to Washington. Mrs Coolidge’s mother, Mrs Eleonora Goodhue, departed Northampton in drizzle amid the visit.
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President Coolidge
White House
Swampscott
Mass
Coolidge
Northampton
Washington
White Court
Ida
Etrotra Goodhue
Roosevelt Expedition Forced to Back Track
Roosevelt expedition in Central Asia faced detours as planners reroute from Maratbaaht toward Kashgar. Reports say the party reached Marat pushi before shifting northeast toward Aksu and Amnrulbashi, then will retrace westward to Kashgur.
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Kashgar
James Simpgon
Roose Valtell
Central
Asia
Kashgurston
Maratbaaht
Aksu
Roosavelt
Maratpushi
Turkestan
Therm
Amnrulbashi
Kashgur
Perth Amboy messenger killed in robbery for $14,000
Three gunmen robbed a messenger for the Perth Amboy Salt Company as he rode with a $14,000 payroll. Joseph Gallagher was killed during the ambush in New York. Police pursue suspects as authorities investigate the fatal heist.
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New ‘York
Joseph Gallagher
Perth Amboy
Moor Tribe Surrenders to French After Ceremony
Moroccan tribal factions arrive at Lie Worth post led by a whitebearded elder to seek peace with General Simon. They vow vanquished status, perform ritual bowing and a bull sacrifice, then depart, with each family fined 100 francs as preparations for a wider offensive proceed and cleanup continues.
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Fez
Vreneh Morgeco
Qateshyny
Geheryl Siniun
You Wes
Wwolden
Lie Wretich
Otcd Aiuelll
Enld
Morocco
Ndrehy
Simon
Abul
Cnld
Cald
Victor F Lawson dies owner of Chicago Daily News
Victor I Lawson editor and publisher of the Chicago Daily News died at his Lake Shore Drive residence after a long journalism career. He was 69 heading toward 70 next month and leaves no children with wife predeceased him. Relatives Clark Cavenee and his wife were with him at death.
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Chicago
Victor I. Lawson
Uie
Chicago Daily News
America
Lake Shore Drive
Lawson
Clark M. Cavenee
Victor Bremvont Lawson
Anyanan
Skallar
Editor Kills Bystander in Fight With Ex Judge
East Las Vegas New Mexico editor Carl Magee shot and killed bystander John B. Lussatter during a confrontation with former District Judge D J Leahy. Magee fired after being knocked down, Leahy fled, Magee detained amid national publicity surrounding the incident.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Carl
Magee
Albuquerque
Storm Center of
New Mexico
Leahy
Arn
Witich
Britain Seeks Free Action at Canton in Shipping Row
Vice Admiral Sloclak of the Mritis navy arrives at Canton aboard the Petersfield to restore Britty shipping rights amid a Canton government push to enforce steamship picketing by labor stores in port Mat. The move threatens widening tensions and potential clashes if enforcement breaches the China British treaty.
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London
Sloclak
Mritis Navy
Canton
Petersfield
Bibor
Mat
Peklog
Poison case ties Miami real estate operator to death
John Gobel a wealthy Miami real estate operator is held on a charge of administering poison to Mrs. H. B. Hunt who died. A coroner’s jury verdict accuses Gobel after Deputy Sheriff P. O. Luthar testified he confessed to administering the poison. Gobel is detained on charges related to a $1,500 ring.
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Miami
John Gobel
Ploriga
H. B. Hunt
Gobel
P.O. Luthar
Wisconsin Primary Election Dates Announced
Wisconsin election coverage notes national senate race details with dates for the September 20 primary and September 29 election. It mentions the death of a candidate and the procedural timetable for nominating and voting, as announced locally.
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Wisconsin
Madigati
Wis
Lho Speelgi
Senate
Wide yHenut
Robert
Laloustis
Nations Asked to Radio Parley Washington
Fragmented OCR text requests nations to send representatives for a forthcoming diplomatic parley in Washington. The garbled line hints at a 91828 date and a telegraph communication, but specifics are unclear. No clear organizations, persons, or locations beyond Washington emerge.
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Washington
Suspect Sought by Police in Wall-Robbing Case
Police hunt George A. Duron An derton and associate Jill breaker tied to Gerali Chagaan in a wall robbery. The pair are accused of murder in the Den Hance pind big incident involving Munele, Ind. wife.
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Bais
Tk Gtorge
Duron) Anderton
Jill Breaker
Gerali Chagaan
Chey
den Hance Pind Big
Munele
Ind
Cinpman
Coolidge Signs Belgian Debt Settlement Plan
President Coolidge approves a Belgian debt settlement involving $117,000,000 in principal with future payments and partial forgiveness tied to a 62 year term. The agreement, finalized by American and Belgian commissions, awaits congressional approval and outlines interest exemptions and post-war reconstruction terms.
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Northampton
Mas
Iga
Congress
Washington
United States
Treasury
Gelghim
Turing
Belgium
Four More Ship Blast Victims Die Toll Reaches Forty Six
Four additional victims died after the fissure blast aboard the vessel, bringing the death toll to 46. Rescue teams located survivors and the badly damaged ship, while officials pledged negligence investigations and safety reviews amid ongoing inquiries into the catastrophe.
Wheat Should Yield U. S. Farmers Highest Prices
A garbled market brief notes wheat prices and farmer returns amid uncertain conditions. It mentions observers named Gray Silver and BM. Silver, with references to America’s farmers and global market conditions affecting grain revenue.
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Gray Silver
Anerlen
Polar exploration year ends with mixed Arctic surveys
The annual polar region exploration program ends this year with multiple expeditions reporting diverse findings. Officials from the national agency announced continued work and planned surveys, including coastal mapping and weather observations, as teams push into colder territories.
Rudolph Valentino and Wife Parted Report
New York American reports Rudolph Valentino and his wife have separated. The article cites a cable notification to Mrs. Valentino’s manager, noting a marriage strain and public breakup involving the famed Sheik of the screen.
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Rudolph Valentino
New York
Piyd
Valentina
Dla Seveen
Ane Tila
Winkiet de Walfo
Tudnot
Valeentino
Motes Churga Iliman
Retail Prices Rise 3 Percent in Washington Report
An index shows a 3 percent rise in retail food costs in Washington during July. The report notes a broader 14.8 percent year over year increase, reflecting higher living costs and changes in consumer prices.
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Washington
Couil
Income Tax Fraud Cost Him $685,000
A man faced federal indictments after a tax fraud scheme that cost the government about 685 thousand dollars. The case details describe efforts to evade taxes, with jurors weighing the evidence and related financial penalties. The proceedings are ongoing with formal charges pending.
Pershing Protects Peruvians Arlen Chie
General Versilig, a Taen Arlen member, and male official roles are noted in a fragmentary report. The text references Peruvian protection involvement and a vague connection to a newspaper, with unclear events and names due to garbled OCR.
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Pershing
Arlen
General Versilig
Ie Taen-Arlen
Tuvianin
Vitor
Oo Tab
Fight on Oil Station Frand Wushagio
Local business notices report a dispute over oil station pricing tied to the Nath Weller Business bursary. Ambiguity in spellings and names. action focused on regulators considering station grade cost changes.
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Grurdos
Miotorlets
Nath Weller Business
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