Edmundson Victory Boosts Roosevelt Backers in Third District
The Sevier envoy lauds Andy Edmundson’s win over ex Gov Gore in the Third district as a sign of continuing Roosevelt era momentum. The writer praises Edmundson as an energetic, capable figure with strong local ties, noting his broad activities in politics and newspapers. The piece questions Republican prospects next year and lightly critiques public talk on money policy, repeal, and Prohibition, while reflecting on local court actions and a reader’s counterpoint about distributing delinquent cases across counties.
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Edmundson
Andy
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Horton Kansas Lake Park and City Power Plant Tour
A travel narrative describes meeting Hon Joe Lindsay in Horton Kansas. It highlights Horton public park lake with dammed waterworks, electric generators, and a rebuilt city hall funded by water and power profits. The writer tours Topeka Capitol, notes prohibition and 3.2 beer, and mentions state constitutional liquor amendment votes. The trip continues toward Ellsworth next.
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Josephine
McNerney
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Ellsworth
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State Capitol
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Salina
Apitol
Ilinois
Collier's
Importers flood applications for first allotments
When the filing deadline for first allotments passed, importers had applied to enter over 12,000,000 gallons of spirits, out of a total 600,000 gallons noted.
Local letters welcomed with evening submission details
Readers are invited to send letters for publication but must be filed by 10 anonymous, with potential late charges after 7:00 p.m. brief guidance on submission options and timing is provided.
Government sets liquor codes as Roosevelts plan unfolds
Importers report late allotments as Secretary Wallace announces a refugee of measures. The alcohol control committee meets to finalize the importers code for presentation to President Roosevelt at Warm Springs. A brewing industry code also approved, creating regional price posting boards. Hearings slated Monday on wholesale pacts and Tuesday on rectifiers and blenders.
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Alcohol Control Committee
Roosevelt St .Warm Springs
Agriculture and Treassury
Fiduciary Notice of Accounts Before Commissioner of Accounts
Notice is hereby given that the following accounts are before the undersigned Commissioner of Accounts for settlement Charles A Snider Committee of Elizabeth Snider incompetent The First National Bank of Grafton WV committee of Homer R Bragg incompetent Given under my hand this day December 1 1933 J Guy Allender Commissioner of Accounts Dec 2-9
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Elizabeth Snider
First National Bank of Grafton
Grafton
West Va
Homer R. Bragg
J. Guy Allender
Cassell to Visit Pittsburgh Daughter in Coming Week
John J. Cassell plans an evening departure for Pittsburgh to visit his daughter Mrs. J A Gifford and son Win H Cassell, staying for a period as family time and travel allow.
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Sune
Pittsburgh
J Daughter
J A. Gifford
JSON Win. H. Cassell
Forbidden Valley BR ends with a new ally
Curt Ralston and Paul St. Clair trek to Russian Lake in the Canadian northwest and meet Sonya Nichols, Ralph Nichols’ sister, aboard a canoe. She reveals a poised, aristocratic bearing and hints at a dangerous past tied to the fort’s legends, while Curt weighs attraction against the mystery surrounding her.
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A. R. Marthe
Wiley
Por Koy Fhan
Russian Lake
Canadian
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Curt
Paul
Sonya Nichols
Ralph Nichols
Sonya
Aga
Ralston
Hin
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Rosalie Marlin
Almoat
Rosalie
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Lake
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Cart
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William
Moicern
Quota System Aims to Break Tariffs and Guide Liquor Imports
The executive Policy committee outlined a quota system to break tariff barriers for American products, protect grain growers and distillers, and curb foreign liquor imports. State department officials denied influence from war debts in this move, while suggesting trade agreement rules could boost business. A 15 member authority was proposed to run the quotas with the federal alcohol control agency, with potential lift to 5,000,000 gallons if foreign liquor shortages emerge in early months.
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Executive Policy Committee
State Department
United States
Federal Alcohol Control Administration
Elks Roast Ticket Push For Monday Deadline
Exalted Ruler John Bradford urges Elks to buy tickets by Monday for the Big Pig Roast and social. General Chairman Joe Hussion reports all arrangements are set for next Tuesday at 8 30 PM in the Elks lodge rooms. Simon J Friedman notes strong ticket sales and Secretary Friedman is preparing the doomed pigs for the feast led by chefs Wille Clarl and company. Miss Clara Duffy leaves for Baltimore after visiting Goatton relatives.
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Joe Hussion
John Bradford
Simon J. Friedman
Wille Clarl
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