Tuttle Has Testimony of Customs Inspectors in Morgan Investigation
Federal Attorney Tuttle obtained statements from seven customs officials in the probe of Representative William M. Morgan of Ohio. The officials would not discuss details or confirm reports about liquor aboard Morgan's March 25 Panama arrival and whether any bottles were confiscated.
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Tuttle
Customs
Morgan Investigation
New York
William M. Morgan
Ohio
Panama
Mr. Tuttle
Mr. Morgan
Konjola Promises Cure Without Alcohol or Nerve Drugs
An advertisement extols Konjola as a new medicine with 32 root and herb ingredients that targets the cause of illness. The Konjola Man at Main Drug Store, 105 South Main Street, promotes it daily and cites a World War I veteran, Melvin A. Walker of Johnson Street, as a testimonial of digestion relief, sleep improvement, and calmer nerves.
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South Main Street
Nature
Melvin A. Walker
Johnson Street
Mr. Walker
Young Men and Women Who Think Clearly in Business
Craig B Hazlewood argues American business needs thinkers who question tradition with open minds and rigorous methods. He outlines five essentials of sound thinking: wonder, open mind, knowledge, generalization, and applied action, urging training in inquiry to drive progress.
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Bankers Association
Michael Pupin
Serbia
Pupin
America
New York
Columbia University
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
School Savings Bank Movement Reaches Impressive Proportion
Nearly 14 000 schools operate school savings banking plans involving about 4.61 million pupils. Deposits exceed 26 million dollars with 947 610 dollars in interest paid to savers. Fourteen cities report 100 percent grammar school participation and 47 cities reach full high school participation.
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America
American Bankers’ Association
Savings Bank
Association
United States
Widowed mother of nine holds jailer's post in Kentucky district
Barbourville Kentucky widow of nine has served seven years as jailer after succeeding her husband killed while with a sheriff posse. She continues in the role despite hardship, balancing family duties with law enforcement responsibilities in the mountain district.
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Barbourville
Dren
Kentucky
Hoover Cabinet search and prison break focus continues
The report centers on a prisoner escape and the ongoing cabinet search led by a former administration figure. It notes one son killed by a prisoner during a break for liberty after a revolver was smuggled. The piece mentions extreme cold conditions and superconductors in context.
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State Department
Col
Harry. Stimson
Philippines
Hoover
Colonel Stimson
William Howard Taft
Frank B. Kellogg
Center
Europe
Brazilian Cotton May Boost Texas Yields
Center Texas farmers may see large gains from South American Brazil cotton. Prof. Thomas R. Day of Texas A&M developed the variety during two decades in South America. Three thousand acres will be planted this year to supply seed for statewide use after an experimental plot on Clifton Sargent’s farm yielded double normal output and sold at four cents per pound premium.
Missouri lawmakers protect bullfrogs in new bill
Jefferson City lawmakers move to protect Missouri bullfrogs even if it costs other interests. The measure signals state intent to safeguard the species amid competing demands and habitat concerns.
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Missouri
Jefferson City
Law limits bullfrog open season to spring through July
The lower house passed a bill restricting bullfrog hunting from May 1 through July 1. Outside these dates it becomes illegal to catch, take, or sell bullfrogs, aimed at raising prices for the species.
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