Volstead Act regulatory talk on wet liners under debate
Officials from State Department Treasury and Prohibition confer over enforcement as ships at American docks face limits on liquor. A plan to inform foreign and domestic interests follows discussions with customs and prohibition chiefs to ensure compliance and potential penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Treasury
Prohibition
Hington
Supremé Court Rnting
Panto
Terries
Cotiesais
Ari
Gilbert
Moss
Ehare
Customs
Alaiye
St Seine Pravtson
Free Chest Clinic Examines 280 Persons Here
Wisconsin health project reports 280 people examined at a free chest clinic. Dr T L Harrington notes tuberculosis indicators, heart disease, glandular issues, and other conditions. Findings show many cases linked to early TB and associated health education efforts.
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T. J. Harrington
Elock
Wisconsin
Whitfield to Be Arraigned Today on Murder Charge
Jon L. Whitfield faces arraignment in Cleveland on a first degree murder charge in the death of Dennis Griffin, a Cleveland online man. He was captured returning from Detroit and held in the county jail after police recovered the body and noted his voluntary statement.
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Whitfield
Cleveland
Ghio
Jon L. Whitfield
Dennis
Griffin
Detroit
Whitt
Griffinder
Conspiracy Charge Against Coal Wen Dropped In Court
A confusing court report details the dropping of conspiracy charges against Coal Wen amid war era tensions. Officials cite government aims, labor, and national defense links as key context while a federal commission urges miners to negotiate, warning public sentiment will not tolerate fuel shortages.
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Coal Wen
Notasapolts
United
Brary Am
Ise
AL Bo
Geneva Trugherty
Taueherry
They
Geri
Department of Justice
United States
Shington
Union Min
Fitan
John Hays Hemmonod
Commission
Mr. Hammond
Two Speeders Fined In Police Court
Two autoists Frenk Panpenniss and Mhester Witterham were fined 180 in police court for speeding. The report notes ongoing labor unrest with references to the Industrial Workers of the World on the Paville coast and in the Warifie Northwest, citing potential strikes within the next few weeks and unverified patenting payments tied to harvest fields. Local official Han ty provided the statement, with Healy noting walkout dates not yet set.
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Frenk Panpenniss
Mhester Witterham
Police
Erfort
Industrial Workers of the World
Paville
Warifie
Stoke
Hanty
Sperse Ign
T. Wow
Healy
Upton Sinclair Disruption Charge Dismissed in Los Angeles
The Los Angeles prosecution against Upton Sinclair for conspiring to disturb the peace was dropped on motion after about a month. The charge was brought by the district attorney against Sinclair, with the case pending prior to the dismissal.
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Sinclair
Lasses
Cali Pelice
Upton Sinclair
Harding party visits Idaho after Utah trip and rail extension
Senator Borah responded to President Harding in Pocatello Idaho noting his support for the St Louis stance on world courts and Levee of nations while the presidential party toured the Idaho extension and Cedar City area. Citizens recalled the first train sighting during the Har dington visit and marveled at the new irrigation district and scenic wonders.
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Harding
Idaho
Utah
NS Board
Hardigs
Tedaho
Borah
Borah Toeard
Pocatello
Crisbal World
Berih
Ta Levent
Wis
Twa- Linalle
Teerietia
Adrian
Ieldes
Idle Falix
Linte Tdaho
Mnorhee
Sit Ta Santhern Rah
Ta “Ien
Ssdeen Imfon
Zinn Paris
Urah
Thace
Doh
Crdarron
Tand
Acen
Mr. Harding
United States
Bion Park
Cedar City
Osehe Junction
Mtab
Sof
St. Louis
Republican Party
Republican Party, . I Umderstand the President's Position,’ Hid Senarer Porah
Narions Finny
Blaine Vetoes Gasoline Tax in Wisconsin Senate Fails
Addison Wis The senate refused 17 to 11 to override Governor Blaine’s veto of the gasoline tax bill. The governor announced his objections in a veto message citing the measure as a sales tax and criticized newspaper influence during the campaign. He proposed a graduated license fee based on weight and urged distribution by highway mileage. The session also tackled related highway funding and other bills including a Caldwell bill and liquor measures.
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Addison
Wis
Senate
Ine
Gavipnor
Menjhara
Jran Cashman
CB. Casparian
Huber
Mroeram
B. T. Ridgway
Ontiines Campaicea Essnes
Ian Isage
Wisconsin
West
Chareehe
Blaine
Wistonsin
Babery
Caldwell
Tix
Phbly Welfare Committee
Legi
Fanuof
Stens
John Pitz Fined on Assault Charge in Pendleton
John Pitz was fined 1 dollar and 89.44 dollars costs on a count of assault against Edward Pendleton. The hearing, led by lawyer I. H. Hartwell, followed a plea of nulla proviso. Sophia Pendleton, mother of the injured party, brought the case in county court.
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John Pitz
ED. Pendleton
Edward Penticton
Sophia Pendleton
Tydee
Pitz Eailly
Technical
Assant
Nelle Coiniendre
Pita
I. H. Hartwell
Scots in Parliament Suspended From House
Three Scottish MPs were suspended from the House of Commons after a stern discussion over reductions in appropriation for Scottish child welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cammons
City Band Concert Set For Riverside Park Tonight
La Craese City band resumes after rain postponement with a Thursday night concert at Riverside Park starting at 7:45 p m weather permitting the event resumes the town's park program with the street venue and date previously scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Craese City Band
Riverside Park
Wisconsin Senate kills tax bills as sessions end
Wisconsin legislators kill numerous tax measures during Wednesday sessions as the Senate and Assembly push to close business before Friday night. Proposals on personal property tax repeal, income tax exemptions, and unemployment insurance face changes or death while other items move forward on homestead improvements and junior college funding.
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Adison
Wis
Associat
Wisconsin Legisature
Seteleg Lowe
I Sons
Weilhesdur
Senate
Severson DE
Ule
Wil
Wisconsin
New NOAA Freight Terminal Opens in Minn City
The new 33 NOAA freight terminal was formally opened Wednesday night in Minn city. The terminal is led by A Mitler McDovent, son of the late Captain Alexander Mercu zal, veteran shipping van and financier, and will operate a fleet from Darges a to New York.
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Rh. Minn
A. Mitler McDovent
Alexander Mercuzal
Dargesa
New York
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Galdwell
Assembly Bers of Highway Committee
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Yiscansin
Enord
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