Prohibition reshuffles enforcement across states
Washington June 26 1930 The Department of Justice takes over federal enforcement of liquor laws July 1 in a plan that moves 2700 prohibition employees from the Treasury to Justice. 12 administrators and 7 deputy administrators will oversee districts aligned with judicial boundaries, with offices in St Paul Kansas City Denver San Francisco Seattle and more.
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Iin
Furtica Department
Treasury
Industrial Alcohol Bureau
Newt
Herbert
John F. J. Rerbert
Baltimore
Prohibition Bureau
Department of Justice
Howard T. Jones
Asalatunt
Washington
Calia
Croatia
M. L. Harney
Mibnevola
North Dakota
South Dakota
Iowa
Neheneka
Nevada
San Francisco
Carl Jackson
Oregon
Montana
Idano
Seattle
Alaska
Colo. G
EB. Hileworth
Scuilly
Whsch
FR. McKeynolde
Attig Nervous on Stand Denies Murder Guilt
Otto Sanhuber known as attic man faced cross-examination on his murder charge in Los Angeles. He displayed nerves, claimed memory gaps, and denied killing Fred Denterreich while claiming Shapiro coached his grand jury testimony. He admitted a bank account tied to Mrs Oesterreich and possible motives discussed with prosecutors.
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Los Angeles
Otto Barhader
Fred Denterreich
Milwaukan
Moor
James Costello
Sanbuber
Brand
Herman Shapiro
Sanhuber
Shapiro
Senhuber
Oesterraich
Grand Jury
Costello
Qesterreteh
Mr. Costello
Mra Oesterreteh
Townley Falls Hard W comeback in North Dakota primary
Fargo dispatch reports North Dakota voters backed Gov. Shafer for Republican renomination by wide margin as Independents and Nonpartisan League clashed. Townley trailed in a bid for further comeback. Several constitutional amendments on judges terms and a one man game and fish commission appeared favorable with the legislature previously upheld. Red-haired towns listed.
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Fargo
N. D
Norl Dakota
George I. Bhafor
Independent Voters’ Association
Nonpartisan League
Shafer
C. B Burtanen
J. H. Sinecleir
Thoman Hall
Majorlien
A. C. Townley
Guaranty Fund
Game and Fish Commission
Rise of ethylene gas in fruit and vegetable ripening
A 1925 bulletin by Dr. B. B. Harvey reports ethylene gas speeds ripening in fruit and vegetables. The method is now used by many commission houses and is expanding with new ripening plants and cabinets for small quantities, while manufacturers market ethylene cylinders for larger operations.
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Bt. Paul
Srita
B. B. Harvey
Mingewote
Q Bulletin
Mtiely
Japanese Royalty Visit England Dinner at Buckingham Palace
London June. Princa Takamatsu and Pringa Takatushu, brother of the Japanese emperor, attended a splendid dinner at Buckingham Palace hosted by King George and Queen Mary. The king conveyed cordial relations between Japan and England.
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London
Pringa Takatushu
Japan
Princem Takamatsu
England
Buckinghamm Palace
George
Mun
Arrowhead matches industry gains from tariff bill
Duluth and Cloquet officials announce a tariff aided plan to expand matches production using aspen and birch from northern Minnesota. The Beret Forster Dinfield company will equip Cloquet with two large machines, investing about 200000 dollars to domestically produce matches. Senator Shinstead and Butler Mitchell support, with Congressman Pittenger active in securing favorable rates. Estimated annual raw material use supports local logging contractors and city labor in Cloquet.
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Duluth
Fyne
Borst-Forster-Dixfield Company
Cloquet
Guargo Porbat
Minnesota
United States
Parmal
Perham
Beret
Forater-Dinfield Company
Wota Benators
Arrowhead Association
William A. Pittenger
Shinstead
Tchell
Pit ‘Tenxer
Gloquot
Convention closes with new dairy college officers elected
At the annual convention in Armee Ta June 26 the Anortcan Daley Sch. elected officers. P M Brand of Oregon State College was president of the Gerry production group. G G Roadhouse of Davin Gulit headed the manufacturing group with Arnold Dahberg of Herkeley Calif as secretary. G B Gordon of the University of California became vice president of the extension workers STOUR.
Patersons listed in county and state races with new candidacy
A news note notes that E R Peterson of Carleton township will run for state representative, while county attorney E Z Paterson seeks re election. A London company plans to exploit phosphate fiber from a nine apple plant in Columbia for paper and textile uses.
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Albert Len
Minn
pPj
J. ©. Peterson
Freabourn County
N. BR. Preeterson
E. Z. Paterson
H.R. Petereona
E. R. Peterson
Carleton Township
London
Columbia
Sweet Tooth as Factor in Fattening Calves
In St Paul on June 26 details from a University Farm trial show 20 calves fed at ten groups to test rations. W H Potora reports on substitution of corns for part of the normal fattening diet, adding two pounds of molasses daily, and grinding alfalfa hay with corn to assess effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Paul
Thaon Noth
Univeralty Farm
W. H. Potora
WAVY OIL LAND BILL MOVES TO LOWER HOUSE
Washington June 2 AP The naval petroleum reserves bill seeks to acquire privately owned lands at Reserve One center and allow Navy to lease adjacent land for drilling With a favorable committee report it envisions royalty sharing and possible condemnation to secure lands but the measure may await full House action until December The aim is to declare policy and expand development while limiting private interests in government land
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Washington
WK Hills
California
House
Congress
H. H. Roeseau
Algo
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