Federal Border Patrol Plan Aims At Uniform Enforcement
Lawmakers press a unified border patrol proposal while maintaining prohibition and immigration enforcement. Representative Hudson and Michigan colleagues back a bill to fund a purchase for a new force run by a presidential commission expected to report in the fall. Support comes from Reps Cramp ton and Reish, with optimism about federal coordination despite an anticipated lengthy study and commission work.
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Bates
Seth
Bordar
Constantiary
Hudson
Michigan
Hoover
Rep
Crampton
Reish RY
New York
Lieetse
Wae le
Law Enforcement Commission
Border Constabulary
Wil H S
Segrave sets back-to-back speed records in golden Arrow
Segrave drives the Golden Arrow in both directions at about 241 and 281 mph on a nine mile course, averaging 231.36 mph for the official run. The car is owned by D. M. White of Philadelphia with Bible as the driver, revealed only before the attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Segrave
Bible
D. M. White
Philadelphia
White
Help for Stil an Aging Back Pain Cure Foley Pills
An advertisement promises relief for back ache with Foley Pills a diuretic stimulant. It claims 25 years of use and universal recommendation. Sold at Daugherty's Drug Store with a satisfaction guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daugherty’s Drug Store
Kibke Aims To Break 28680 Mile An Hour Record
The report notes a bold attempt by an American driver to surpass a historic speed record of 28680 miles per hour set by the Mayrtishnin. Despite cloudy conditions and rough terrain, the team hopes favorable headwinds will help push the Triptex across the long sandy stretch toward the target.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kibke
Voneonous Meng
Himeet
Armagh inquest hears testimony from patrol and residents
Coroner proceedings feature Armagh residents including de D Cooper Squire and Mes Uh L Tinkem and State Motor Patrol members Hildebrand and Weakeland from dobpstown AL. Roy Hoover in Greensburg states no meeting of Aroouch Borough Council was called for Wednesday night to discuss traffic lights at a dangerous highway intersection awaiting further action.
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Armagh
de D. Cooper Squire
Mes
Uh L. Tinkem
Hildebrand
D. GC
Weakeland
Dobpstown
Roy Hoover
Greensburg
Indiana
Canara County
State Motor Patrol
Aroouch
Welson
Red Cross Life Saving and Relief Contributions Noted
Household donations and memberships recorded for Red Cross relief efforts. Debeka contributions show 82 400.00, clothing received and shipped by Captain Panter of Salvation Army. Various church groups and individuals in Indiana Pa and Saltebure report quilts and memberships totaling substantial support.
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Pte
Momibrot
Stafford
Woun
Arthur
Russell’s Circle
Presbyterian Church
Indiana
Ladies Aid Society
Bethel Church
Na Bent
Spring Opening Promises Busy Visitors in Indiana
The article notes spring opening business as usual with special attention for visitors. Immense crowds of sightseers are expected from nearby towns to Indiana as displays prove worthwhile. It urges readers to check advertising pages for Indiana merchants’ spring offerings and carries a lighthearted line about spring being a contagious disease with no quarantine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiaa
Indiana
Court adjourns as jury to hear documents tonight
Criminal court adjourned to 9 o'clock this morning as attorneys present documents for the jury. Judge Langham said he would not urge a late verdict and five other cases were listed yesterday with defendants failing to appear and bonds forfeited. Those absent included Charles Cisero for adultery and Louie Dothman for felonious entry and larceny, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langham
Charles Cisero
Louie Dothman
Andy
Myancis
Local court docket includes liquor sale charges and fornication case
Ser charged with selling and possessing intoxicating liquor and Richard Kuhns charged with fornication and bastardy. Twenty five other cases listed for trial this week. Only one plea of guilty entered yesterday. Ghtie Richards of Clymer pleaded guilty to defrauding a ban toll and was sentenced to pay the fee and the bill amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ser
Richard Kuhns
Ghtie Richards
Clymer
Noontime Stock Market Echoes Wall Street Tug of War
At New York noon, mixed activity in copper steel and specialty stocks as Wall Street traders covered shorts amid choppy trading. Radio stock rose above 92, Anaconda and Kennecott gained, U S Steel edged up near 150, while several other firms including Bethlehem, Pure Oil, Studebaker and American Can showed modest moves amid a cautious bid.
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New York
Wall Sac
Anaconda
Lid
Kennecott
U. S. Steel
Republic Lan
Vanadium
Bethlehem
Canadian Pacific
Suces Chile Copper
Chrysler
Uodta Cola
Eenee Erie RR
Issesensweve General Motord
Seveemmesrn Slm International Nickel
Kelvinator
Marland Oi
Mack Truck
Miami Copper
Stewart Warner
Nash Motor
Sesesweeeaee
Seeenesee
Eeene
Norf
West We
US Steel
Wright Aero
Semeee
White Motor
Rvacensa
Westinghouse Electric
Postum Cereal
Tee
C. M
St P
Gommon
Nay
Iss-Aee
Willys Overland
Curtis Acro
Atchinson
Topeka
Sante Fe
Irwin Dunlap raid nets moonshine and jail bail
Irwin and Dunlap reported raiding the home of Jesse Burnheimer in Montgomery township near Arcadia. The operation yielded 30 gallons of alleged liquor and two empty 10 gallon kegs. At a hearing before Squire Walter H. Jackson last evening Thius Brash was released on $1,000 bail. the other three accused waived hearings and were held for court with $1,000 bail each. County Detective Koozer credits the raids with cutting liquor supply to wet supporters in Indiana County and notes his direction and assistants enabled the legal action.
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Win
Dunlap
Jesse Burnheimer
Montgomery
Arcadia
Squire Walter H. Jackson
Thius
Brash
Squire Jackson
Koozer
Indiana County
Hearse Theft Blamed on Joyriders Involving Infant's Body
Police blamed joyriders for an eight hour theft of a funeral hearse from in front of Methodist Hospital. The infant's body, in the care of undertaker Jacob Rosen, was not disturbed and later found abandoned in South Philadelphia at 6 AM. Gas tanks were mostly empty. investigators suspect the vehicle was used for joyriding or to deliver goods.
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Phibadelpilea
Marchllins
Methodist Hospital
PL AL
Jaco Rosen
Hedesu
Philadelphia
Hootie
Harrisburg Senate schedules votes as PS C probes proceed
Harrisburg notes report a quiet Senate session amid efforts to investigate the Public Service Commission. Lawmakers tackle gasoline tax bills, the Baldwin administrative code, and a proposed Valley Forge land purchase while lobbying and hearings fill the day.
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R. R. Yorke
INS
Harrisburg
Public Service Commission
Senate
Oig
Tay Hills
Frank Fi. Baldwin
Potter
Genera William A. Schnader
State Board of Census
Boyd
Valley Forge Park
Woodward
Philadelphia
Davis
Talbot
Washington County
Moore
House
Washington
Gohring
Andrew W. Mellon
the Treasury
Brown
Susquehanna
Pinchot
Griffith
Fidianit
No Immediate Regency Considered for Britain
International News Service reports there is no plan to create a regency for Great Britain now. Doctors say King George may recover sufficiently to perform executive duties, with government opposing a council of state elevating the Prince of Wales in the near term.
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London
Maureh ~Ins
Great Britain
George
Council of State
Regency Considered Amid King George's Illness
Wales urges regency as government resists Prince of Wales call. King George III shows episodes of limited concentration 30 to 60 minutes due to illness. A regency council forms with Queen Mary, the Prince of Wales, the Duke of York, the Archbishop of Canterbury, Lord Hailsham, and Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin.
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Wales
George
Queen Mary
Prince of Wales
Duke of York
Archbishop of Canterbury
Lord Hailsham
Stanley Ballwin
Texan Excursionists Return from Brownsville Trip
John Sutter and companions from Walier returned from Brownsville where they joined an excursion by Smith and Trainer of Lone Star Immigration Co under W B Washburn. Other travelers hailed from Johnstown Greensburg and Pittsburgh. A another Brownsville trip is planned with Indiana Punxsutawney Clation and Big Run players leaving Friday with Harry K. Smith in charge.
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John
Andy
Jacob
Guy Sutter
Walier
Brownsville
Texas
Smith
Trainer
Lone Star Immigration Company
W. B. Washburn
Greensbure
Johnstown
Greensburo
Pittsburgh
Valier
Lindbergh
International Air Mail
Mexico City
Indiana
Punxsutawney
Clation
Big Run
Thirsty diplomat proposes international good cheer pipeline
Washington diplomats mock a plan to pipe liquor from Baltimore to embassies under the Jones law. The idea uses pooled shipments stored in Baltimore and piped 40 miles to Washington with meters and charges per consumption while police security and military attaches are debated.
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Washington
Baltimore
Dmbassies
Legation
Diplomatic Corp
State Department
Edieh
Anid
Diplomatic liquor plan prompts Baltimore supply worries
A large shipment stalled in Baltimore while officials weigh a liquor policy solution. Critics say the plan favors Scotch and other hard drinks for American social functions but harms diplomats who prefer champagne and light wines. A proposed fix is a shared diplomatic truck carrying flags of all nations, aiming to reduce costs across 655 foreign legations and embassies.
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Baltimore
Collleague
Five Ward Election Officials Bailed in Fraud Probe
Five seventh ward election officers in Harrisburg were released on 500 bail each after arrest for violating election laws. The group includes Arthur Carter judge and his wife Funice, inspectors Henry and Werence, clerk George House, all tied to a recount in the November ballot in the second precinct. Dauphin County Court Judge John Fox called the irregularities an apparent fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrisburg
Arthur EB. Carter
Funice Carter
Henry Wallace
Werence
George M. House
John EB. Fox
Dauphin County Court
Will Aid Police in New York City Names Named on Committee
Three prominent American Legionnaires have been named to the Liasian Committee of the New York City Police, according to the Evening Gazette.
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WILL
New York City
N. Y
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Jacquard
Sloan Bros
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