Senator Lodge Denies Interest In Booze In Canada
Washington May 1 Senator Jandge of Massachusetts Republican Senate leader testified before the Parahyerty committee and denied interest in an export permit related to crates smuggled to Canada via Hav er. He claimed he never knew of Craven Crothers or any export permit for the shipment. Witnesses urged probing into political influence and alleged efforts to sway the committee. The panel said it would hear former Attorney General Daugherty next and consider habeas relief for Daugherty.
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Washington
Jandge
Massachusetts
Gaston BR. Means
Means Way
Forze
Canada
Craven Stothers
Haver
Auan- Ue
Germany offers market for Yank automobiles
Berlin May 8 By the Associated Press Prospects for American automobiles in Germany are excellent, with substantial business expected in medium priced cars and auto trucks also finding a good market. High priced passenger cars will face competition from German makers, and cars under $1 000 will be scarce in her hand.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Germany
American Chamber of Commerce
Gernen
Dry Leader Sought by Prohibitionists for Head of Ticket
A May 11 Associated Press report from Columbus lists Dr ED Leigh Calvin of New York and Charles N Randall a former California congressman as leading contenders for the Prohibition party presidential nomination at the June national convention. The party plans to nominate a president and vice president, adopt a platform, and elect a new national committee with Ohio also voting. A "fighting plank" for preserving the 18th Amendment is expected, and discussions include possible attention to Al Smith but the group says their focus is on a guaranteed dry candidate. The present national committee meets June 4 to wind up business followed by a public mass meeting. Faris of Missouri remains a longtime Prohibition figure and potential standard bearer with a long history in the party, born 1855 in Logan County Ohio. Other speakers include Aaron Watkins, B E P Prngh, J Raymond Schysidl, J C Bell, and C Hendrickson.
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Columbus
Leigh Calvin
New York
Charles N. Randall
Congress
California
Prohibition Party
Colvin
Ohio
Lincoln
Neb
Cone Sitteeman
Murray
al Smith
Ar. Murray
Merman P. Parts
Clinton
Faris
Ife
Missouri
Roellefontaine
Logan County
Lodignagelis
Ind
Aaron Watkins
Cincinnati
B. EL PL Prngh
Artis. Burg
Pas
Six Look to High Shrine Office in Kansas City
About six Shriners will convene in Kansas City for the Golden Jubilee imperial council session from June 3 to 4. Conrad O. W. Dykemat will preside over 40 sessions with James Chandler of Kansas City as imperial potentate candidate. Five candidates vie for imperial outer yard, a position opening this year, with James C. Burger to become deputy imperial potentate and later imperial potentate in 1923.
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Kansas City
Wansas City
Imperial Council
Conrad OW. Dykemat
Imperial Fateltate
James Chandler
P. Stewart
Washington
Allan McCants
Mevidjail
Miss
St. Williams
Lewiston
Meg John N. Sebrett
Local Names Mentioned in Fragmentary Notice
Fragmentary OCR lists G Hohenthal of Connecticut Dr Silas Swatlow Esther Elsreth New Jersey Houten No Monard New York and Joshua Lever ing Son. Contains scattered names and places with no clear event or outcome.
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G Hohenthal
Connecticut
Silas
Swatlow
Miss Esther
Elsreth
New Jersey
Houten
Monard
New York
Joshua Levering
Car overturns injuring boy returning from picnic near Townsend
A Thursday mishap involving AISA aluntenne boys en route to town during a class picnic ended with a car overturn near here. Louis Lyng sustained minor injuries though the exact count and circumstances are unclear.
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Townsend
Aisa Aluntenne
Louis Lyng
Reserve Officer Under Probe in Roundup Montana
An investigation by Major King into Stephen Tighe and Capt. T. A. Reiner examines alleged discrepancies affecting Tighe's reserve position in Roundup Montana. Witnesses tested the finances and a failed enlistment of a regimental band amid broader concerns about the reserve corps organization. The findings will shape a final report and potential action by Salt Lake City headquarters. In Washington the Senate reconsidered and ratified the 1923 Great Britain halibut treaty without reservations.
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Stephen Tighe
United States Reserve Regiment
Montana
T. A., Reiner
Major King
Cano Lewis
King
Tighe
Celloue
Salt Lake City
Associated Press
Washington
Great Britain
North Pacific Ocean
Bering Sea
Senate
Aif
Calf Hooks Man in Branded Calf Accident
Wilson Owen a known slackman received a penetrating horn wound while helping to brand a yearling calf. A helper seized the animal by the legs, causing a horn to pierce his right hand. The wound was cauterized in Rome on Tuesday during a layover en route to Gardner. Gwen reports lambing is satisfactory and stock in good condition.
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Wilson Owen
Slackman
Mr. Owen
Mr. Gwen
Rome
Mrs. Gwen
Gardner
Popular Young Woman to Wed Clyde Baker of Idaho
In the past week two luncheons and showers honored Miss Eleanor Mitchell a popular young woman of this city whose marriage to Clyde C. Baker of Coeur d Alene Idaho is to take place June 2. Miss Mitchell is the eldest daughter of Ren and Mrs W H Mitchell and a graduate of the State University at Missoula. For the past two years she has taught at Broadwater county high school.
Thaw Surrenders Before New York Attorney Maloney
Harry Thaw appears with Assistant District Attorney Maloney in New York after voluntarily surrendering on an old assault charge involving Frederick Gump Jr of Kansas City. He faces two indictments, posted $10,000 bail, and pleaded not guilty.
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Harry Thaw
Maloney
New York
Thaw
Frederick Gump, Jr
Kansas City
Plootted
Queen Marie of Romania faced Greek exile pressure
In Paris Queen Marie learned the government invited her son-in-law ex King George of Greece to depart Romania promptly after he declared he would not abdicate. The dispute arose from his public remarks supporting Greek republican powers and claiming the Greek throne for his family. Floral girdles and lounging frocks are described as colorful accessory trends.
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Bucharest
Marie
Romania
Paris
Ment
George
Greece
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