Editors Urged to Oppose Censure Law Campaign
Washington dispatch reports Walter M. Harrison president of the American Society of Newspaper Editors urged editors to oppose any law giving government power to censure newspapers. He opened the annual meeting supporting the Chicago Tribune campaign against Minnesota gag law.
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Washington
Walter M. Harrison
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Chicago Tribune
Minnesota
Weight gain testimonial for IROGEN Ady product
Mrs R M Allman of Salisbury reports improved health and a five pound gain in weight after using IROGEN Ady. She credits better sleep and appetite to the product and invites others to try it.
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Trogen
R. M. Allman
N. Lee St
Salisbury
Irogen
Ady
Court battle over nuisance status for newspapers
A benighted dispute centers on whether papers that publish malicious or defamatory content may be deemed a nuisance. The Saturday Press of Minneapolis faced a publication ban upheld by state courts, with plans to appeal to the supreme court as opponents warn the action threatens press freedom and property rights.
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Saturday Press
Minneapolis
Chicago Tribune
Harrison
Supreme Court
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Marricon
New Ice Plant in Lexington to Produce 15 Tons Daily
Lexington reports the Carolina Ice Company is building a plant with a 15 ton daily capacity. Manager W S Bloodworth says ice manufacture and city distribution will begin May 1.
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Lexington
Carolina Ice Company
W. SS. Bloodworth
Bibles and Schools Not Dry Agents Need Of Island Woman Says
Arkansas City dispatch reports census enumerator Mrs. Clara Ross on Big Island where liquor raids occur. She says island residents need more Bibles and schools and fewer revenue agents. She questioned most residents, noting two new arrivals who feared her as a revenuer. Premises were raided by prohibition agents.
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Arkansas City
Ark
Big Island
Uquor
Clara Ross
Tennessee
Mississippi River
Hidden Sunroom and a Child’s Quiet Bedtime Mystery Continues
Bernadine frets over sleep as doctor urges rest while Bobby guards her mornings. The scene shifts to Alan Converee as Bernadine secretly calls for help, fearing the truth behind the day bed’s quiet upstairs room. The cliffhanger leaves readers awaiting the next page reveal.
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Bernadine
Bobby
Alan
Alan Converee
Unemployment Relief Seen From Repair and Building Activity
Julius Barnes reports that national unemployment has eased thanks to gains in repair work and additions to plants. He notes a 30 percent rise in permits for additions alterations and repairs since early year and expects a revival in residential building to further restore employment.
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Washington
Julius Barnes
Hoover
National Business Survey Committee
Hunch by three cops recovers $100000 in jewels
In Newton Massachusetts police arrested Fred G Hughes 47 of Chicago after following a hunch. Three trunks inside a Boston hotel room held diamonds pearls watches antique jewels bracelets and necklaces valued at 100 900. Hughes a 19 year burglar said he supported a wife and child in Los Angeles and had escaped a Texas state prison last June.
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Newton
Mass
Fred G. Hughes
Chicago
Hughes
Boston
Los Angeles
Calif
Texas
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