Sealed booze enters New York as ships test dry limit
Two ocean liners carrying sealed liquor crossed the three mile limit into New York while unsealed liquor was thrown overboard to the fishes. Officials predicted seizures, with Treasury secretary Mel lon enforcing the dry order as ships headed for Europe.
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Union
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Serretacy
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Carrie
Europe
Majestic
Washington
Berengada
Minor
Three Mile Line
Eders
White Star Hiner Haltle
Clubs Federation Plans Shelby Contest Amid Boxing Debates
The Shelby meeting discussed a proposed night event by the Federation of Women’s Clubs while weighing state boxing laws and possible interference with a Dempsey Gibbons bout. Resolutions praised Mrs Wallace Percant and urged her endorsement for General Federation president at the 1934 Los Angeles convention.
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Ernst
Heaney
Brat Federation
Werman
Wallace
Feiler
Los Angeles
Califonia Wold
St. Resohifiun
Brays
Department of American Ciizenship
Tader
Mb Shelby
Sidney
Bela
Evasion of Draft May Hold Couples in Legal Turmoil
Associated Press report from Chicago details Thomason known as the emiling woman bandit who killed Richard Tesmer and dodged a murder warrant. The piece notes writs of habeas corpus and possible federal charges for draft evasion involving Frank Carrick, husband of Thompson, and Marie Clark found in the apartment as habeas corpus proceedings continue.
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Chicago
Thomason
Hichard Tesmer
Min
Hull
Waion
Frank Carrick
Thompson
Nim
Noee
Marie Clark
Carrick
Wall Street Rebounds After Banking Stabilization
New York markets steadied today as major banking interests stepped in to calm fears of failures. Brokers showed renewed confidence with prices rising across Consolidated and cork exchanges as short sellers covered positions amid an eased brokerage unsett lement.
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Wall Street
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Shorta Aldell
Delorme on Charge of Killing Half Brother
Montreal reports Adelaide Delorme former Catholic priest is accused of murdering his half brother Raoul to avoid financial duties. Witness Louis Duchiarme secretary treasurer of Sauvegarie life Insurance says Delorme sought a 825000 policy for Raoul shortly before. Bishop Rueauine of Ottawa University testified about Raoul as a student.
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Associated Press
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Louis Narelkiae
Duchiarme
Secre
Tary
Sauvegarie Life Insurance Company
Rueawine
Ottawa University
New Tax Outfit Formed in Western States
Salt Lake City June 2. A new tax association named Western States Taxpayers Association formed to improve and standardize taxation. Rudolph Kuchler of Phoenix elected president. W W Robertson of Spokane named second vice president. Executive committee chosen to guide next year. Resolutions support national tax association and centralized school cost control. Utah associated industries initiated the call.
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Salt Lake City
Ln Payers’ Association
Redolph Kuchler
Phoenix
Ariz
Utah Associated Industries
Nation Tax Association
Los Sitess
Asa
Holter Hanared
W. W. Robertson
Spokane
Wash
Norman DB
Foster
Montana
W. Moat-Ferry
Utah
Three German Paramilitary Executions Reported in Belgium Area
A June 22 report details three Germans killed in occupied area incidents. One was shot by French soldiers near Libra while damaging railroad tracks. Another was killed near Berklingenhausen during an attack on a French worker. A third, part of a two-man group, killed a Belgian corporal and wounded another as Belgians searched their area. Severe penalties were announced for the Belgians’ levee and hostages, including mayors.
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Sien
Toway
Diftern
Muhy
Vsldiers
Libra
Armis
Berklinghausen
Recktinghausen
Mars and
Titer
Capt Amundsen to Try Again After Airplane Delay
Alaska dispatch reports Capt Rould Amundsen plans another attempt to reach the North Pole after a postponement caused by a faulty airphone rake. In Spokane a 46 year old farmer died in a collision between a submarine and a freight train, with additional family deaths reported.
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Presa Nowic
Alaska
Rould Auundser
North Pole
Wade
Noarvik
Uree
Spokane
Juste
McChure
Transportation's role in national unity and commerce
Kansas City report excerpts President Marting's address on transportation links across the continent, Alaska, and broader national aims. He cites production, trade, and the need for faster understanding between government and people, recalling historical prices and transport modes to illustrate transportation's impact on daily life and the economy.
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Kansas City
Marting
Transportation Pro- Wom
Alaska
United States
Independent election drives surge as big vote window opens
A long feature urges candidates to act now as the Independent race enters a period of peak voting. It emphasizes launching campaigns during the current big vote schedule, leveraging subscriptions to boost support and promising substantial prizes for subscribers, including cars and cash.
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iChandier Sedan
Chevrolet
Central States Swelter and West Not as Cold
Central States endure extreme heat while eastern regions show cooler readings as repairs cut highs. Great Lakes and upper plains suffer through a heat wave with little relief predicted. Atlantic coast and mid-Atlantic areas glimpse moderation, western frost and unsettled weather hint at gradual warming. Alaska reports extreme heat with inland readings near record highs.
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Chicago
Conlin
Althugh
Alaska
Fagle
Hona
Wis
Plot 10 Frame Man Charged In Extortion Case
Ros Angler reports that Jack Vine motion picture director was arrested with several men on conspiracy to extort $100. Frans C. C. Jubian, oil operator, and Ruth Kutasse Nernan, 18, were involved as alleged participants or witnesses. O'Brien arraigned in federal court.
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Associated Press
Ros Angler
Jack Vine
Motion Pictiee
Wap
Wother
C. C. Jubian
Awealthy
Ruth Kutasse Nernan
O'Brien
League of Women Voters in Session in Butte
Montana League of Women Voters met with twenty delegates from Butte Great Falls Helena and other cities. Mrs Ataven Aslsed of the national body presided with Miss Clarence Morrison of Minneapolis. Resignations of several state officers were announced and will be filled as changes are considered.
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Butte
Greatarts
Tlelena
Boreman
Montana League of Women Voters
Ataven Aslsed
Clarence Morrison
Minneapolis
Mes
Actand
Myre
AL W. Nee
J. 0. Blelis
Peggy McCall Slliont
AL O. Palmer
Gtares
AL Jamarrew
Ion
Scotch Import Rush Sparks New U S Quota
A garbled dispatch reports a surge in Scotch imports and a rush as a new U S quota takes effect. The text mentions a Confeder Albania sailing with a TaN Vist passengers and unclear details about emigrants and enforcement.
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Arsovia
Presa Southaaplon
Albania
Manitoba Polls Open as Prohibition Vote Proceeds
Manitoba voters gather for a referendum on liquor sales run by the government. The ballot measures question whether state control will regulate sales and distribution, with key figures and local turnout shaping the result.
Drugg herty to Battle Goal Miners Combine
Attorney General Daugherty said the government will promptly and forcibly prevent any attempt by the United Mine Workers to cripple shipments during coal strikes. The note was sent to the federal coal commission in Washington.
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Washington
United Ajine Workers of
Ameri
President Harding Cancels Kansas City Visit Due to Sunburn
Kansas City reports the president cancelled his planned Swope Park medal ceremony and stop at the Veterans Hospital because of a severe sunburn. The physician said swelling was minor and not serious, not affecting Mrs. Harding’s address. The party arrived from St. Louis and faced furnace like heat as crowds greeted them downtown.
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Kansas City
Associated Press
Harding
Swope Park
United States Veterans Hospital
St. Louis
Bnr
Spectre of Bonus for World War Vets Rises to Confront President
Washington reports a likely first act of the next Congress will be a veterans bonus bill for World War I soldiers. President Harding opposes a veto but Congress plans to press the measure, aided by veterans groups and a coming national election in 1924. The issue is tied to demands for reduced taxation and rising government costs.
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Specia
Yarding
Congress
Te Nouse
Senate
Phericon
Ie America Legion
Camering
House
Insulin 13 Cure for Great Scourge
A nine months series of experiments reports insulin as a cure for diabetes consequences. The Lancet style summary notes reductions in glycosuria and vascular wear from treatment. The report credits a committee and the Ontario and United Kingdom collaboration with Dr Manting at Porontone as discoverer of insulin.
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Esgeri- Mrents
United
Migles
Canada
Farm Loan Board Expands Loan Eligible Commodities
The Farm Loan Board today broadened the agricultural products eligible for loans under the Agricultural Credits Law to include bread, corn, beans, rice, hay, musk, and canned fruits and vegetables. Dairy and poultry are being studied as possible securities but no action yet. The move aims to address new problems faced by banks due to the expanded commodity base.
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Jime
Feveral Farm Loan Board
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