Wisconsin Solon Se Heavier Beer Proposal At Hearing
Maéiton Wis March 24 AP A Wisconsin Senate committee recommends a resolution urging Congress to modify the Volstead Act to permit 23.73 percent alcohol content beer. During hearings two senators admit they violated the Severson law by making home wine. Senator Barker says he has contempt for the dry act and is not breaking the law. Senator Gettelman notes others in his district may also be making wine for home consumption and non intoxication in fact.
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Congress
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Tha ‘Anti-Salogn League
Ben Gettelman
Milwaukee
Minister Washburn Resigns as U S Minister to Austria
Albert H. Washburn tendered his resignation as United States minister to Austria, announced from Vienna. Indications in Washington suggest his resignation will be accepted. Butler Wright is named as a possible replacement for Vienna, while John Van A. MacMurray is considered for the Peking post to succeed Schurman.
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Vienna
Albert H. Washburn
United States
Austria
Washington
Washburn
Butler Wright
John van A. MacMurray
Peking
Jacob Gould Schurman
Berlin
Free Sample Offer for Warners Compound Remedy
Warners Ease Remedies advertises a free sample of Warners Compound sent from Rochester New York. The claim mentions kidney and liver benefits and urges readers to request a sample at no cost by writing to Dept 379. The notice uses promotional language typical of period classified ads.
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Four Factors in Wool Situation
Oregon wool growers testified at a Portland hearing on the Boston Wool Trades association bid for joint through rates from Pacific coast states. Ward of the Pacific Co-operative Wool Growers Association cited four price factors including imports and mill demand, stressing the need for negotiable through bills of lading to finance members. Commissioner Campbell noted potential rate discrimination and sale in transit questions, with cross-examination by representatives of Union Pacific and other lines.
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Campbell
Interstate Commerce Commission
WA. Robbins
Union Pacific
Paul Farrens
Southern Pacific
Frank Lyons
Washington, D.C
American-Hawaiian
Luckenbach Steamship Lines
H. W. Prickett
Salt Lake, City
NEW GEORGIA MINSTRELS COMING TO THE MARLOW
Rusco and Hockwald present the largest minstrel show in America at the Marlow next Saturday. Fifty performers offer continuous vaudeville with wholesome fun and quick-fire novelty acts. A noon street parade announces the event as the city’s entertainment centerpiece.
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America
Marlow
Ane in Mess jailed over mistreatment case
London reports Kenry Ty2éH Lane formerly of Boston a lecturer and psycho analyst was sentenced to one month in custody and recommended for deportation Magistrate Graham Campbell of Bow Street presided At the trial it was stated Lane ran a small industrial school where an 1918 incident involved a gagging of a young girl inmate The school was later closed Several women’s letters were read and some donors were said to have given Lane large sums The bishop of Liverpool defended Lane’s character
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Two Firemen Killed in Newport City Hall Fire
Newport R I March 24 Two members of the Newport fire department died today in a blaze that damaged the city hall. John Roynan a call fireman died of injuries and Captain John Maloy was killed after slipping and falling amid smoke. The fire caused an estimated damage over 200000. The story notes a garbled aside about bees and telegraph wires.
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Newport
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Otis Skinner Presents Sancho Panza at the Marlow
Celebrated actor Otis Skinner brings Sancho Panza to the Marlow on April 4 in a lavish Spanish sixteenth century panorama. Richard Boleslawsky of Moscow Art Theatre directs with Hugo Felix providing music, Bert French guiding the dancing, and James Reynolds designing the wardrobe for a spectacular production unlike Skinner’s prior shows.
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Marlow
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Moscow Art Theater
Hugo Felix
Lassie
Bert French
Skinner
James Reynolds
Fools in the Dark thrills at Marlow with Matt Moore lead
Matt Moore stars in Al Santell’s Fools in the Dark at the Marlow presenting spectacular stunts and thrills. The story from Bertram Milhauser features Perewal Selmariz and a blend of danger and comedy as the cast delivers nonstop action and a touch of humor.
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Avalanche
Matt Moore
Santell
the Marlow
Bertram Milhauser
Mr Millhauser
John Grey
Perewal Selmariz
Mr. Moore
Navy Limit Conference May Come
A continuation on page one outlines plans for a naval arms limitation conference to finalize the 1921 5 3 3 rule for capital ships and to address aircraft carrier tonnage auxiliary craft and naval guns. A preliminary survey will need war and navy input before any informal outreach to foreign capitals. Aircraft will dominate deliberations as London Paris Tokyo and Rome weigh in.
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Paris
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Rail workers end Greece strike after two weeks
Athens reports the Confederation of Railway Workers has called off the stoppage that began March 8. The protest halted railway service isolating Greece from European routes as typographical workers joined a sympathy walkout and no newspapers circulated nationwide.
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Confederation of Railway Workers Today
Greece
Rar
Europe
Broadway Success Booked on Screen at Antlers
The William A Brady stage hit by Jules Eckart Goodman from The Man Who Came Back arrives at Antlers tomorrow. William Fox presents this unusual production about a wealthy New Yorker driven to ruin by fast living and rescued by love. A tale of romance and drama unfolds with strong dramatic possibilities.
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Jules Eckart Goodman
Antlers
William Fox
Orient
Sinclair Company Loses Sakhalin Concession by Soviet Decision
The Moscow court annulled the Sinclair Consolidated Oil Company Sakhalin concession alleging the Americans failed to begin work within the contract period. Sinclair protests that expulsion by Japan and insurmountable forces blocked exploration, seeking an appeal while Harriman negotiations on manganese continue.
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Earl of Oxford and
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Russia
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Tower Court
E. W. Sinclair
Cheyenne
Wyo
Associated Press
G. T. Stanford
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Cowboy Buck Jones Stars in The Desert Outlaw Screen Mishap
Buck Jones, Fox star, hurls all his power and daring into the hero role of The Desert Outlaw, a new Fox attraction at the Antlers. The pulsing photoplay is tailored to spotlight the star’s raw action and rugged screen persona.
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William Fox
Fox
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Buck Outdoes Himself in High Speed Western Thriller
Cowboy drama directed by Edmund Mortimer features Buck as Sam Langdon who is double crossed by a femme fatale after saving her. He is arrested, escapes handcuffed with his horse Silver, and leaps to a train to survive. Evelyn Brent stars as The Girl with a standout supporting cast.
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Charles Kenyon
Edmund Mortimer
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Tow Buck
Sam Langdon
Evelyn Brent
Britain demands new treaty to end fear in Europe
In a speech Chamberlain warned that without swift disarmament steps and resolved handling of Cologne evacuation the continent would slide toward a new catastrophe. He urged Britain to seize the moment, saying empire unity and decisive action could avert war and bring peace.
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Mr. Chamberlain
Great Britain
Cologne
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Daughter of Lotta Crabtree Alleged in Will Contest
Attorney F G Arey of Boston says Ida Manning Blackenburg of Tulsa claims to be Lotta Crabtree’s daughter in a will contest over the actress’s 5 000 000 estate. He declined to reveal the basis but the Herald reports an alleged western marriage at age 18. Other contestants total 49 with no closer kin than cousins.
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Boston Herald
F. G. Arey
Lotta Crabtree
Ida Manning Blackenburg
Tulsa
Okla
Miss Crabtree
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West
Arcy
Oklahoma
Ill Health Clouded by Empress Charlotte’s Night in Brussels
Brussels reports former Empress Charlotte ill with influenza but recovering as a good night ends with a quieter cough. No details on treatment or duration provided, and authorities clarify no complications noted at this time.
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Charlotte
Farm Products of Indians Show Material Increase
Washington reports the Indian bureau notes rising farm output and livestock raising among Native nations. About 343000 Indians remain under federal authority with 200000 restricted individuals nationwide. Wardship could end in 1931 unless Congress acts. Navajo sheep farming and Navajo women weavers are highlighted as examples of growing prosperity.
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Associated Press
Indian Bureau
Five Civilized Tribes
Bureau of Indian Affairs
United States
Congress
Earnings of Railways Not Encouraging
New York reports show western railroads posting sharp earnings declines in February. Union Pacific net income nearly halved to 1,539,245 dollars from 13,287,714 in gross revenues of 12,637,176 dollars. First two months of year yield 3,818,756 versus 5,557,176 in 1924, with Southern Pacific similar disappointment amid St Paul receivership weighing on stocks.
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Mules Leave Mine After a Decade in Dark Prison
Eleven mules in Lansing Kansas emerge from Rasas penitentiary coal mines after over ten years in darkness. They are blindfolded and moved to darkened stalls for days to adjust to light. Electric haulage replaces old rules as they await relocation to prison farms.
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Rasas Penitentiary
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Laxative Bromoline Tablets Endorsement and Grant Dispute
An ad notes Laxative Bromoline tablets claim to combat colds and flu with a signature of E W Grove. Separately, a report cites Stanford saying Sinclair’s meat rights on a northern island were seized by the Tananes¢, blocking elf development and detailing Stan ford’s uncertainty over concession value and next steps in the Russia grant dispute with Sinclair who had traveled there in 1923 and later refused to discuss the annullment case.
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Stanford
Sinclair
Ito
Russia
Van der Lip's health improves after illness
Dr. Frank A. Van der Lip, once a banker, shows normal temperature today marking first normal reading in three months of illness that began with influenza and progressed to typhoid fever and pneumonia. Doctors anticipate a full recovery soon.
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Vanderlip Perree
Scarborough
Frank A. Vanderlip
How Fat Actress Became Slender
Many stage people now depend entirely upon Marmoia Prescription Tablets for reducing and controlling fat. An actress claims steady, easy weight loss using this form of Marmoia. Taking Marmoia several times a year keeps weight right. Doctors sell Marmoia Tablets for one dollar a box or direct from Marmela Co. Detroit, Mich. If you have not tried them, do so. They are pleasant to take and effective.
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