Wisconsin to Sell Liquor for Medical Use Proposed
A Wisconsin resolution seeks a three member medical liquor commission to sell wine beer or whiskey for medical use. Buyers must sign an affidavit to use liquor only for medicine with penalties for false swears. The plan ties to a constitutional amendment allowing state manufacture transport and sale.
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Madison
Wis
Ben Gettleman
A. W.lafferty
New York
Congress
Lafferty
Medical Liquor Commission
Grothers Buried Alive Die In A Land Bank
New York report of Bedford brothers Douglas and Llewellyn More aged ten and eight found dead in a sand bank behind the Mary home after a search by Police Chief Frank J. Mallett and county officials. The men had previously dismissed signs of kidnapping while digging for them.
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Grothers
New York
Douglas and
Llawellyn More
Bedford
Frank J. Malett
Medford
Mary
Mallett
Mays
Madrid Tops Europe as Costliest City for Am American Tourists
Madrid, June 2 The Spanish capital now stands as Europe's most expensive city for Anglo American living, with living costs rising sharply since 1928. Official data show price increases across vegetables meats and utilities while wages lag, making daily subsistence costly for foreign workers and travelers.
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Madrid
Moscow
Europe
Hankora
Anglo
Barcelona
Prohibition Poster Exhibit Nears Selection
Prohibition officials near selecting a poster for the anti alcohol campaign as a $26,000 taxpayer funded effort nears completion. Artists and agencies pitch bold designs to persuade the thirsty public, with display and judging managed by the dry bureau. Posters measure 18 by 24 inches and will be shown in post offices and federal offices before distribution. Booklets explaining prohibition aims and purposes, funded by a separate $25,000 appropriation, are still in development.
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Igch
Mins Sitter
Rongrese
Man kills three relatives then hangs self in Colorado
Police report Jacob Schnear, 70, attacked his daughter August 11 and Sarah 16 then killed himself. Two children and a grandchild were wounded but not fatally. A kitchen note in German and Russian implied he believed others had harmed him and he had already killed someone.
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Greeley
Cole
Jacob Schnear
Greely Losmital
Schnear
August
Sarah
Freda
Barker Will Resist Extradition Attempt
Spokine Washington June 22 AP Barker president of United Union Airways was arrested at Colorado Springs on a telegraphic warrant charging grand larceny tied to stock sales He plans to fight extradition to Spokane The case involves misrepresentation by salesmen about ownership of planes and a down payment on a single aircraft.
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Spokine
Wash
Vranuts Barker
United Union Airways
Colorado Springs
Spokane
Walker Noar
Salt
Always Corporation
American Greeks Donation Drive Boosts Native Towns
Athens reports Greeks in America have donated large sums for homeland projects. New York Spartans sent 77,720 for water supply, Lemnos residents gave 4,600 for a Moudras school, Lesbos donors 1,200 for a local school, and two Peloponnesian villages raised over 1,100 for aqueducts.
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Athens
America
New York
Lemnos
Habor
Moudras
Lesbos
United States
Messager d'Athenes
Captain Thomas
Boston
Malna
Thomas
Papar
Florida
Smyrna
New Smyrna
Two Univ Students to Study in Mexico Tour Opens
Kalapell June 22 Two University of Montana graduates Sheyd Campbell and Miss Niolet Boficau join a Mexico tour this summer meeting in Lazada Texas and traveling to Mexico City for a six week Spanish course at the University of Mexico. About 65 travelers largely from the United States participate. Thomas of the university foreign language department organized the tours and notes Miss Bolitan and Mr Campbell have relevant teaching and work histories.
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Bolitan
Big Timber
Campbell
Roberts Man Dies After Collision With Curb
June 22 Atbert Budas of Roberts died in Pocatello after a fall beside a garage. While conversing with a garageman he suddenly struck his head on the pavement and died at 2 30 AM. He was accompanied by his wife and infant son.
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Atbert Budas
Atbert Rada
Roberts
Pocatello
Wilson
Boray
Spokane Man Shot Mistaken For Thief
Spokane, June 22 AP Mrs R B Brown shot and seriously wounded Harry Dodd 23 a locomotive engineer early today when she mistook him for a burglar Dodd and two companions were feeling for a street number in the dark and tied a fanlight Mrs Browns lamp had been robbed recently she said she fired through a window door and hit Dodd in the leg Police accepted the explanation. TRAINS AT PLANES Chicago June 22 The cooperation of railroads and airplanes speeding up the schedule of the American traveler according to the American Air Transport association Trans Atlantic service also speeding up Berlin to the United States has been cut from 10 to six days Schedules of trains and planes are so fixed that travelers are not found in getting to ports
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Spokane
Wash
R. B. Brown
Harry Dodd
Dodd
Chicago
American Air Transport Association
Alno
Berlin
United States
Electrical Development Paves Way for Big Boom
Washington reports that American industry, led by American and Foreign Tower, plans large scale South American investment. The firm’s 1928 investment rose to 117 million, bringing total holdings to about 256.6 million. Activities span Cuba, Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Mexico, Panama, Guatemala, Costa Rica and more as inter American trade expands.
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Washington
American Industrica
South America
American and Foreign Tower Company
Electric Dond and Share Company
Fim Ivestment Aecount
Cuba
Amgentina
Brazil
Chile
Mexico
Manama
Guatemala
Cruador
Colombia
Venesuela
Coata Rica
Induatry
Torafigt
Europe
South
Central America
Rome Opera to Trim Fat Off Singers for Contracts
Rome reports a NU managerial decree demanding leaner singers before renewals at the Royal Opera. Ottavio Sentilo warns performers must shed weight or lose extended engagements, while Scotto lauds strict standards for Pinkerton in Madama Butterfly and general age and physique limits.
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Rome
Royal Opera
Ottavio Sentlo
Mussolini
South America
Buedog Arres
Ukase
Singera
Scotto
Lieut Pinkerton
Mastodoni Wrahler
United States Navy
Juliet
Faic Verona
Myrina Donhas
Front waistline belts on coats and frocks noted
The article discusses front half belts on coats jackets and frocks. It notes belts are consistently placed at the normal waistline.
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Mont Orfinary
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Rue de la Paix
Peteta Rising
Rativos
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Aly Fine
Roz
Thistlewaite Shoe Co
Stacy Adams
Florsheim Footwear
Hattle V. Stone
Havre de Grace
Stone
George
Edward Stone
Elgar
Mra Stone
Gaharnd
Prohibition Bureau
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Dry Organization
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Prolerts Pictures
Buvreau
Sutter
Barker
Seoul
Korea
Japan
UNIV
NEA
Henry L. Stimson
Hie Mantel
Manila
Fred DB Anderson
Uner
Wison
Stinson
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New World
Latin America
Felretric Bond and Share Company
General Electric
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N. B.C
Palmquist Electric Co
N. Main
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