Volstead Bill Faces Hearing as Prohibition Enforcement Tightened
At a Monday hearing before the House Judiciary Committee, Volstead advocates push for tougher enforcement while manufacturers of patent medicines, lax beverages, and perfumes protest new restrictions. Witnesses warn against medical beverages masquerading as cures and critique added limits on alcohol in remedies, urging protection of business and traditional products.
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Volstead
Death of Chief Justice Roger B. White at 76
Chief Justice Roger B. White of the United States Supreme Court died at 2 a m Thursday after an operation for bladder trouble and heart complications. He had been unconscious since Tuesday afternoon and had shown no signs of recovery. The Rev Father S C Grewton administered the last rites at Georgetown. Justice McKenna and other court colleagues visited the hospital but did not enter the room while White remained unconscious.
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Chief Justice White Dies After Surgical Illness
Reported death of United States Chief Justice White in Washington after a serious operation. The scene notes tributes and references to state of health preceding the demise amid ongoing judicial leadership. The chaotic OCR text mentions locations like Mexico City and Honolulu in fragments, but the main readable fact is the Chief Justice's death following surgery.
French Demand British Change Heightens Silesia Rift
Paris reports Briand refuses Boulogne meeting until after parliamentary contact as London pressures for a joint stance on Upper Silesia. Briand signals a vote of confidence to gauge French opinion, while officials urge no concessions before the parliamentary debate. The press warns England and France edge toward a split over Allied policy.
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Germany
Haywood Bond Forfeited In I W W Conspiracy Case
Federal appeals court orders forfeiture of bonds totaling 75 000 for five I W W members reportedly in Russia facing prison terms. Names include William D Sy wood Wind mit Losstett George Andreychine Charles Totlfisner Pred Junie holo J M L Hagar Groter Perry and Herbor Me Outcheo with reported locations Chicago Duluth Phoenix and Miami.
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Industrial Workers of the World
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Phoe
President Opene Orange Bhew Woshigiah Update
Fragmented OCR reads like a garbled wire story about a presidential telephone call in Anaheim California and a show official. mentions a withdrawal of a reward offer for a Mexican pine crime and a Dayton Ohio death notice with unclear names and dates.
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Anaheim
Keetlig
Mrs Southard Ready to Return in Extradition Case
Lydia Southard declares she will not let an attorney contest extradition. She asserts she is Robin Sowthant a name variant and insists on staying in Hawaii jail until mainland transfer. The statement accompanies reports of her opposition to legal representation. Franklin K. Lane suffers angina during surgery in Rochester Minnesota. He had gallbladder and appendix procedures and died shortly after.
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Lydia Southard
Edward F. Meyer
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Heen
Lydia Bya Sowthant
Los Angeles
Edith Eva
Heen*s
Territory of
Hawaii
Rochester
Minn
Franklin
Foreign Minister May Resign After Conference
A garbled report indicates Foreign Minister May plans resignation following a Thursday conference with Lewin and Wun. The notice suggests approval of a new policy or position, with mixed mentions of diplomats and a possible staff reshuffle.
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Lewin
Tarnished Love and Schemes in a Victorian Novel
The article reviews a Dickensian plot following Becky Sharp and Amelia Sedley through flirtation, marriage, and societal climbing. Becky charms allies and betrays lovers while Amelia endures loss, child rearing, and a distant husband, with Major Dobbin returning in the end to offer a hopeful union. The piece traces social maneuvering from Miss Pinkerton’s school to Brussels and Paris, ending with Becky's downfall and Amelia’s eventual reconciliation with Dobbin.
Wind Shapes Routes as Helicopter Crashes Narrowly Missed
A report notes wind conditions affecting long distance travel and communications in the Me regions. Authorities describe the unstable air as a factor in a near miss when a Cerrone helicopter separated from its crew.
Remarkable Turnaround With Tanlac Promises Relief
A testimonial from a disheartened woman who suffered nerves pain headaches sleeplessness and rheumatic symptoms describes near collapse then rapid recovery after trying Tanlac. She credits steady nerves and absence of pain to the medicine and notes doctors stocked Tanlac nationwide.
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