Pastor Copeland loses bid to test Volstead Act rules
The U S Supreme Court denied Rev A Stanley Copeland Buffalo clergyman review of his bid to challenge the Volstead act and the eighteenth amendment over liquor seized from his home He had previously fought the dry laws and was jailed for offering wine to friends on courthouse steps. The ruling is part of a list denying various other appeals and reviews.
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Buffalo
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Erie County
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Texas
Extra Seats Placed for Forum Debate at Center
Kirshbaum Community Center management says extra seats are being arranged for the auditorium to accommodate the crowd expected for the first annual open forum lecture Sunday night. Prohibition Yes or No will be debated by Senator Smith W Brookhart of Iowa and Arthur Garfield Hays of New York. The event is under the Jewish Community Center Association with nominal admission for the public.
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Iowa
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New York
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Soothing Zemo Advertises Relief for Itching Skin
The notice touts Zemo as soothing healing and efficient relief for itching skin including raw and peeling areas. It claims to smooth blemishes and clear pimples rash and scalp irritations with antiseptic safety. Available in 35c 60c and 1.00. Sold everywhere.
Ministers Elect Ivey President Of Marion County Group
The Marion County Methodist Ministers Association elected Rev Homer P Ivey pastor of St Paul M E church as president at a Monday meeting at Roberts Park church. Rev O A Knox Beech Grove church was named vice president and Rev W B Hargitt Brightwood church secretary. An executive committee was also chosen. In other news military funeral services were held for Hugh Hitchcock and Ivan Baker who were electrocuted while moving a car from a street light post after an accident. A unidentified Negro man working for C W Floyd died of a heart attack while digging a ditch in front of his home.
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Brightwood Church
E. F. Scheider
East Tenth Street Church
C. M. Kroft
Heath Memorial Church
J. E. Beal
New Jersey Street Church
Robert M. Selle
Riverside Church
Frank Greer
Fountain Street Church
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Decatur
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Ivan Baker
C. W. Floyd
East Nineteenth Street
How Old People Now Get That Youthful Feeling
Proven in four weeks at a cost of 85c. Kruschen Salts claim six rejuvenating minerals aid liver kidneys nerves and glands. Regular use promises relief from headaches gas and biliousness and promotes vigor and vitality. Take half a teaspoon daily in hot water before breakfast.
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Prohibition report expected from Wickersham panel
Washington sources say the Wickersham commission will draft a frank prohibition summary when sessions resume November 5. The report to President Hoover by mid November could shape Congress debates with no repeal talk, and some commissioners voice dissent over enforcement and policy direction.
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Miriam Leilani Aims for Grand Opera Heights
Miriam Leilani a Chinese Hawaiian singer on a City of Los Angeles liner voyage from California to Hawaii for her first concert on the island where she was born. Critics call her a "second Marion Talley" as she pursues operatic fame.
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Burglars Take $40 In Home Robbery On Park Avenue
Burglars entered William Stukley’s home at 727 Park avenue Monday night and took $40. A gunman who held up Herman Merschat, owner of a pharmacy at Sherman drive and Michigan street, Monday night, escaped with $25. Police detained Dan Gary, 23, of 928 Darnell avenue on burglary charges, accused of attempting to steal clothing from a cleaning establishment at 643 Indiana avenue.
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Park Avenue
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Sherman Drive
Michigan Street
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Darnell Avenue
Indiana Avenue
Eagles discuss old age pension plan at Indianapolis meeting
Seventeen candidates were initiated by the Indianapolis Eagles aerie Monday night as Otto P. Deluse led a discussion on the order's old age pension movement. Indianapolis, a former national president of Eagles, has met Wickersham in private conferences recently. The report likely will not be public until submitted to Congress.
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Action delayed by councilmen on race bets
Indianapolis city councilmen deferred two proposed ordinances against race betting after a safety committee review. The measures would criminalize possession of betting paraphernalia and transmission of race betting information by phone or telegraph with up to $300 fines and six months in jail. Councilman Maurice Tennant urged delaying action to hear telegraph and telephone company concerns.
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