Fort and Hoover Friends Clash Over Prohibition Views
Washington February 1 AP Fort of New Jersey urged home brewing as a privilege under Volstead law while insisting the 18th amendment stays. He called for temperance education and left enforcement to officers. Hoover and Fort deny personal policy ties but share political history and friendship. Concurrently Congress debates transferring prohibition enforcement to the Justice Department and industrial alcohol permits.
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Richard L. Turner
Tress
Washington
Feb
Hoover
Fort
New Jersey
Myr. Fort
White House
House
Kansas City
Republican National Committee
Shi
Prohibition Enforcement Unit
Treasury
Justice Department
House Expenditures Committee
Round the town visiting in Kansas City and area
Miss Frances Crump and Miss Elizabeth Haigh are visiting in Kansas City. Mrs John Temmen visits friends in Linn. Bil Rez of St Louis visits here. 2M and Mrs 3b Forbis of Columbia visit Khan Gayle. Miss Dorris Rea of St Louis visits Miss Elizabeth Edwards. Mrs Lon Richey leaves for Kansas City for several days. Florence Hott improves at home. Harold Francis and Nettie Dan of California Missouri spend weekend in Jefferson City. Helen Welsh returns to Star Cleaners after tonsilitis. Sue McDonald Sunday School class meets with Miss Lottie Delehay. W Ross moved from hospital to home. Mr Boer underwent operation last Monday. fang good. Mrs Carrie Brauner, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Franken, slightly improved after weeks ill. W T O will meet Monday at 2:30 at Mrs Almon Ing’s home. Mrs W R Haight to speak. Anna Mae Bartley and Payton Vaughan spend week in Fulton visiting parents. Jefferson City residents attend Jefferson City High School California high school.
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W. Ross
Boer
Carrie Brauner
John Franken
Scotty Allan to Race Son in Tahoe Dog Derby
Scotty Allan, 50 years a top dog driver, returns to the Tahoe Sierra Dog Derby with son George Allan entering as a first time sweepstakes competitor. The event runs January 31 to February 2 along the Truckee River, with George billed as a rising racer from Berkeley and Nome origins.
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Scotty’ Allan
Sherman Montrose
Lake Tahoe
Calif
Jsa
Scotty Allan
Truckee River
George Allan
Berkeley
George
Scovly Allan
Nome
Alaska
Barrett Willoughby
Baldy of
Byrd
Amundsen Scotty Allan
Amundsen
Scotty
Apennines
Tahoe
Nandles
Babihe Thong
University of California
Scotty” Alan
California
Syd’ Hutchison
California basketball game and Junior College entertainment review
Last night in California a basketball game was reported along with a detailed social calendar at the Junior College. The Central Parent Teachers Association rehearsed two act play Strike of the Ladies Aid and a Junior High Carnival featured The Ghost Talks.
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California
Central Parent Teachers Association
PETA
Lashes of Life and Economic Notes Across Cities
New York reports US income last year at 95 million with 26.6 billion in 1904 and 89.4 billion in 1928, while Washington notes a 13 percent rise in consumption and cigarette taxes in 1929 at 57.2 million from a federal tobacco revenue of 449.1 million. Leyden grants a degree in literature and philosophy to Princess Juliana, and Pat Campbell urges a rush to talkies as 59 of 100 can sing musically. About 600 people visit the British Museum reading room daily.
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New York
United States
Chatham Phenix National Bank and Trust Company
Washington
Pat Campbell
Butler Prohibition Plan Targets Federal Enforcer Role
Senator Brockhart proposes Brigadier General Smedley Butler as federal prohibition commissioner to lead a dry enforcement unit. He envisions a second Butler-like appointee in New York City to boost actions against liquor laws. The Senate and House crowd react as nominations and enforcement bills move forward, with Borah committee decisions and a transfer bill advancing.
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Washington
Smith W. Brockharrt
Iowa
Capitol
Brockhart
Smedley Butler
Marine Corps
Prohibition
Justice Department
Butler
Philadelphia
California
Brookhart
New York City
Senate
Frederick R. Lehrbach
Newark
N. J
Franklin Fort
City Republican
East Orange
N. Tf
Borah
Sawyer Smith
Kentucky
Jacob Walters
U. S
Connecticut
House Expenditure Committee
Secretary of Treasury
Naval arms talks move from theory to concrete limits
At the five power naval conference in London the discussion shifts from generalities to hard figures. Delegates acknowledge the need to plan ship scrapping and construction limits, with focus now on naval ratios and measurable limits rather than lofty rhetoric. Concrete proposals may surface when the conference reconvenes as a whole on Tuesday.
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Byron Price
Associated Press
London
Henry L. Stimson
Paris Plan Talks on Naval Limits and Transfers
The conference discusses a France proposed total tonnage for each nation with allocations for battleships and cruisers. Nations could transfer percentages between classes, a move to avert binding limits. The bold item is the transfer percentage. the rest remains unsettled. Mrs. Lawrence Raithel, recently injured, is reported improved. The Prince of Peace Commandry Drill Team sponsors benefit dances at the Masonic Temple to fund travel to Joplin for a state conclave in May. Vic Lyons leads a six piece orchestra for the event, with all Masons and DeMolays invited. G C Weatherby of the attorney general’s office visited Kansas City for the weekend.
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France
London
Prince of Peace Commandry No. 29
Near Futture
Masonic Temple
Vic Lyons
Society A Help To Husband Gad Mrs Hutchison
In Los Angeles on February 1 AP reports the $300 000 alienation of affections suit by society matron Mrs Mattie Dean Hutchinson against Mrs Edith P Taylor moves toward a jury trial with arguments scheduled for Monday Attorneys for both sides rested and a weekend recess ordered Hutchinson denied the allegations of extrav agant lifestyle and socal climber claims and said her social position gave her husband prestige He admitted financing Mrs Taylor's defense and offering his son $10000 to induce his mother to drop the suit the offer aimed to protect their daughter Hutchinson also said he learned of his wife's twenty year affair in 1927 and that she knew nothing of it until then
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Los Angeles
Mattie Dean Hutchinson
Edith P. Taylor
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