Prohibition Costs and Trials Across U S a Decade
A pamphlet estimates the cost of enforcing prohibition at about 100 million dollars a year, with 66 455 as the yearly "adequate year" cost and an abolition expectation since 1920. It notes 9 percent of dry-law convictions are by plea, 19 000 to 21 000 cases pending, and 10 000 prosecutions yearly. It also cites 10 000 killed in English mines over ten years and compares 1920 1929 crime growth to population.
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United States
Daily cross word puzzle clues and answers
Puzzle items and scattered fragments from a crossword page show clues and partial answers. The readable entries include topics like measure terms and pronouns, with partial solutions hinting at beverage and body related words, plus scattered numbers and misread letters.
Glee Club Stages Old Time Minstrel at Flemington High
Flemington high school glee club under Mrs. L W Talbott presented an old time minstrel with notable end men and Woodrow Foriash as standout in blackface. Eugene Greathouse praised as interlocutor and the group’s songs and dances received solid applause. Pay day for Reppert Coal workers in Flemington rose early as deliveries of envelopes boosted Christmas purchases. Local society notices include Flora Davisson visiting Flemington, Francis Sturms returning from Western Electric, John Williams visiting family, and George M Gates visiting Greensburg after leaving for same.
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Glee Club
Flemington High School
L. W. Talbott
Woodrow Foriash
Eugene Greathouse
Reppert Coal Company
Flemington-Rosemont
Flora Davisson
Morgantown
H. P. Davidson
Flemington
Davidson
Francis Sturms
Western Electric Company
Albert Sturms
Gates
Young Sturms
Broaddus College
John Williams
Guaranty Trust Company
New York City
Guy E. Williams
George M. Gates
Greensburg
Penn
W. H. Yates
God's Gift scenes recount travelers to Bethlehem
Ruth Dean Alberta Hoskins Eleanor Hoskins Caroline Rendle Florence Stover and Virginia Held appear in a tableau depicting a company of travelers marching to Bethlehem. The fragment suggests a page one continuation of a religious pageant or Christmas tableau featured in the newspaper.
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Ruth Dean
Alberta Hoskins
Eleanor Hoskins
Caroline Rendle
Florence Stover
Virginia Held
Bethlehem
Nativity Cantata Remarkably Rendered by Local Choir
The production featured solo numbers by Miss Jean Murray and Miss Lucy Rightmire with the angel chorus. Joseph was played by Robert Shafferman and the Madonna by Mrs. Fred Malone. Bethlehem maidens sung gloria in excelsis as three wise men presented tributes, concluding with Mr Clige’s solo. The pastor and Sunday school superintendent received a purse and watch charm, followed by a holiday treat.
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H. E. Brestel
Mrs. Brestel
Dorothy Nye
Lucile Granneman
Richard Shafferman
Charles Barking
Robt. Jones
Jean Murray
Lucy Rightmire
Miss Murray
Dorothy Kinsler
Michael Nuzum
Judah
Bethlehem
Mamle ‘Ware
Elizabeth Shaferman
Maryalvena Malone
Lu_ eile Grenneman
Charlotte Rendle
Janie Cling
Messrs
Ralph Cline
H. H. Holt
John L. Wittman
Clige
Squire John L. Wittman
For Rent Furnished Rooms and Five Room House
C. B. Bailey lists furnished rooms and a five room house with bath and garage at reasonable rent. Also an apartment with five rooms and modern conveniences in a desirable section, parking available at reasonable rate. Call Sentinel office or 680 J.
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Pearl Street
Sentinel Office
End-of-year radio programs set for New York to San Francisco
The year ends with a coast to coast football broadcast from San Francisco to raise funds for Shiners Hospital. Ernie Smith hosts the CBS network list on WABC. WEAF and WABC plan four hour New Year’s Eve dance parties from Hotel Plaza, with multi city transitions and a 1981 welcome. Walter Teagle addresses business trends via WEAF at 7 p.m. BST.
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E. Butterfield
Associated Press
New York
San Francisco
Shiners’ Hospital Fund
WABC
CBS
Ernie Smith
Radio
WEAF
Los Angeles
Walter ©. Teagle
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Emergency Employment Committee
William S. Langford
Radio Schedule Highlights From New York Stations
A rundown of upcoming broadcasts lists WJZ and WEAF programs with guests Ginger Rogers Countess Olga Albani and Mary McCormie plus The Songbird and Careless Love revue. Other items include The Theatre of the Air and a Holiday Circus feature from the New York Boys' Club with Pacific feature hour from San Francisco.
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International Football Rules Committee
WJZ
Ginger Rogers
The
Chocolateers
Countess Olga Albani
Men About Town
WEAF
Mary McCormie
Chicago Opera Company
Floyd Gibbons
WEAP
Careless
Love
Irvin S. Cobb
WJZ Group
Theatre of the Air
Hertatnens Weaf
WABC
Auto Driver Examinations Emphasize Safety and Knowledge
State Police official Corporal Harney outlines examination standards for learner drivers. Applicants must demonstrate reading road signs hearing and general eyesight, meet physical and moral requirements, and know major state road laws. No favoritism shown. all applicants treated equally.
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Harney
State Department of Public Safety
Two draw fines in mayor's court blotter
Police court blotter after Christmas shows L. L. Nutter fined five dollars for drunkenness and fighting. Ray Cling fined ten dollars but failed to pay by noon. Local officials reported ongoing enforcement and reminder notices.
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L. L. Nutter
Ray Cling
New Interlocking Signal System Installed Between Terra Alta and Redeemer
H R Laughlin announces that starting Monday the telegraph offices and switch tenders at Terra Alta will be replaced by an automatic color position light interlocking plant over a two mile stretch to Redemer. Terra Alta telegraph office moves to a new automatic control tower. Completion between Grafton and Kimberland aims for improved Baltimore and Ohio block signaling.
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H. R. Laughlin
Cumberland Division
Terra Alta
Redemer
Grafton
Kimberland
Whch
Baltimore and Ohio
Veterans Certificates Paydowns and Oil Industry Rally
The report notes partial veteran certificate payments and a plan for a broader relief, with Secretary Mellon proposing temporary relief while the Texan project and road links from Gil land Grafton to Parkersby advance. In Tulsa, an oil industry rally accompanies news of Prairie Oil and Gas withdrawing its market outlet.
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Mellon
Treasury
Tulsa
Okla
Kansas
Oklahoma
Janary 1
Prairie Oil and Gas Company
Judge Lyle Joins Chicago Mayoral Race Amid Opposition
Judge Jon Lyle announced his candidacy for the Chicago mayoral nomination as a militant foe of gangsters. He pledges to break up crime and political ties, aiming to unite groups opposing Mayor Thompson. The February primary looms with Barrett Thompson and others already in the field.
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Chicago
Républicam
Jon Lyle
Asplate Farm
Lyle
Municipal Court Benefi
William Hale ‘Paeon
Charles Y. Barrett
County Board of Tax
Thompson
Barrett
Sactions
Nalth
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Soft Man
Athena
Be Afraid
Flemington High
God's
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Florida
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Fla
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Sentinel
Ernest Nafteger
New York Boys’ Club
Wm. Archdecon
Connie Mack
Athletics
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Howe
Ile
Scorchy Smith
Char
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Rockies
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Parkersby
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