House fears of pernicious practices warned by prohibition foes
New York December 6 A Jowett Shouse president of the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment warned at a Victory dinner that the Honor code faces possible danger of corruption and political favoritism beyond eighteenth amendment opportunities. The association chair Pierre DuPont announced its second firm plan effective December 21 as repeal nears.
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New York
Jowett Shouse
Association Against the
Pierre & DuPont
Caid
Canada has whisky ready for U S use
Vancouver BC December 5 British Columbia distillers announced 4 000 000 wat ions of American type liquors could be exported as the U S prohibition measures take effect Officials from BCs two distilleries had no quota details yet but believed about 90 000 gallons of Canadian liquor would go to the United States
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Vancouver
B. C
United States
British Columbia
Hey
War Veterans Move to Impeach Gov Rolth
New York dispatch reports the National War Veterans Association voted to expel Governor Rolph of California from its national advisory board. The resolution cites gubernatorial unfitness and cites the San Jose lynching incident as evidence. It further urges California citizens to impeach the governor.
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New York
IAP
National War Veterans’ Association, Inc
Rolph
California
National Advisory Board
Rolpt
San Jose
United States
Murder over liquor sparks repeal era death in Newport
In Newport Washington a quarrel over moonshine after the 18th amendment repeal led to the death of 14 year old W. J. Hendrick and Ernest Nueske admitting shooting deadrick whom he never saw before. Nueske held on an open charge in jail.
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Wash
W. J. Hendrick
Fertile Valley
Ernest Nueske
Deadrick
Nuesko
Alligator Incident Shocks Savannah Police
A Savannah police patrol encountered a four-foot alligator while on patrol at night. The alligator was shot after an officer nearly collided with it on the running board. The event prompted officials to review the actions and responses of the officers involved.
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Savannah
Turchyalsignaar
Airlines Bid For Spokane Seattle Passengers
United Air Lines and Northwest Airways plan regular service between Spokane and Seattle. N B Mamer a noted Spokane flyer flew to Seattle yesterday. A Northwest representative announced the first leg of a planned regular schedule while a United Air Lines official said daily service would begin Thursday.
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United Air Lines
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St. Paul
Seattle
N. B. Mamer
Donald Wilson
Relief camp to aid unemployed in Cheyenne Wyoming
Emergency relief director Hair L Hopkins announced a transient relief center will be opened in Cheyenne. The setup aims to curb roaming unemployed by preventing theft of freight cars and panhandling motorists. If caught, individuals will be sent to a ramp to perform work under a relief program.
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Washington
Hair L. Hopkins
Cheyenne
Wyo
Hopkins
Relief Need Totals Million For State Aid This Winter
Legislators hear that relief funds must total about a million dollars with three to four thousand self supporting women as dependents to be aided. Spaulding notes droughts hail and grasshoppers hit 23 eastern counties last summer and that one third of farmers may require relief or work. Federal relief from Sept 1932 has reached $8,427,488 in Montana. state administration cost was $25,026. Private contributions from counties and counties’ lists are cited as crucial support.
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Lake
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Wyoming Legislature Begins Work on Liquor Legislation
Cheyenne December 5 Wyoming lawmakers opened committee work on key bills two days into the session. Liquor legislation to resolve the dry state under the existing constitutional amendment is being prepared by law enforcement committees in both houses.
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Cheyenne
Wro
Wyoming Legislative
Wyoming
Charles F Rake dies in Camiporsia
Charles F Rake 74 longtime Gallatin county resident died suddenly today in California. He is survived by a second wife, a brother, a daughter Mrs Marsites of Kalispell, a son Vincent a sister Mrs Mary Wakre Bozeman and Mrs Carrie Gardiner Anatonda.
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Haker
Gallatin County
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Cal
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Rashuf
Nathanial Nk
Charles Kerohne
Marsites
Kalispell
Vincent
Daxeman
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Mary Wakre
Bozemany Mra
Mathie Winher
Carrie Gardiner
Anatanda
Woman Seeks Christmas Divorce Verdict in Conn Court
In Bridgeport Connecticut a unidentified woman sought a quick divorce decision before Christmas. Messenger John Sweeney was asked by phone if the case could be heard prior to the holiday, prompting the messenger to ask why. The reply cited the messenger’s Christmas cards all being addressed in her maiden name.
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John Sweeney
Tornadoes Claim Life In North Louisiana Sweeping Areas
Tornadoes struck in scattered sections of north Louisiana tonight killing at least one person and injuring five others. Mrs. J C Minarco, 58, was killed when a tornado swept a rural area eight miles east of Many, leveling eight or ten homes on three plantations, with injuries reported and patients being treated at Charity hospital.
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J.C. Minarco
Mipiah
Conkeling Appot N v Geodetic I Sent Very E
Professor Cynkling, civil engineering expert at Montana State, named state representative of the U S Coast and Geodetic Survey for Public Works allotment. He owns informally. Lon Tim allotted wage as part of service. Valentine Neb. County Attorney W. c. Heelan filed second degree murder charge against Paul Schultz for farm slaying of John Adams near Kilcore. Schultz waived preliminary hearing, bound over to district court without bond.
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Council of Churches Gathers in Capital Tonight
Washington headlines the opening events for the Federal Council of Churches of America 25th anniversary meeting. President Roosevelt to speak at Constitution Hall while topics include world peace liquor race relations and church cooperation with noted speakers Wallace and AFL head William Green.
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Dec
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Willard Faces Sentence In Battery Case
Los Angeles story of heavyweight boxer Jess Willard, charged after a highway collision with a truck driven by John Leproge’s father Henry. Willard convicted by a jury of battery and awaits sentencing Saturday. faces up to $600 fine.
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Jyllony Wilard
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John Leproge
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Styanauthy
Mexico Mourns End of Prohibition Shift in Beer Rules
The city of Tijuana reports mourning the end of prohibition in the United States as beer returns to American life. Tourists sparse in bars and cafes, while former drinkers linger as repeal reshapes the border scene and daily routines.
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Tijuana
United States
Neal
Tirana
Big Six Gains From Ban On Broadcasts
Conference officials plan to address football broadcasts and attendance issues as Missouri and Kanstate face scrutiny. They will meet with athletic directors and faculty representatives to review at home attendance records, with a peak total around 1.2 million in recent years and a drop in away totals.
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PUGS FROM MONTANA APPEAR IN SEATTLE
Seattle boxing report notes Montana pugilists in a Seattle event. Mentions several fighters by name, a mid round stoppage, and matches, including an upset decline of a rival. Foreshadowed results and names reflect a lively local boxing scene with multiple participants.
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