Prohibition Policy Clash Over Jury Trials in New York
Federal prosecutor Buckner argued before a liquor committee that enforcement of the prohibition law requires handling petty offenses without jury trials, escalating debates over constitutional rights and the role of police courts versus jury trials in New York. He cited internal statistics on alcohol diversions and industry uses, while opponents pressed for preserving jury rights and state control.
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Washington
Duckner
New York
Lquor
Reed
de Erat
Missouri
Bucky
Trish
Roel
Buckner
Sharp
Meine
Acurate Ff
Povernment
General Andrews
Philadelphia
Cadman, Couisel
Conk County
Chicago
George BE
Brennan
Ommtteeman
Thinoir
Senate
Yeung
Travers
Anton d. Cermak
Crokr County Board
Woalstead Ac Het
Tovinak
Orate
York
Department of Distrie
Plan Benefit Party Aims to Help Lawrence Children
Miss Electa Kindelbperger reports 360 examined Lawrence children below kindergarten age. only six show no physical defects. The City Federation of Women’s Clubs plans a June fundraiser to fund moralary work for repair and prevention. Medical needs listed include ortho operations 75, tonsils 122, cervical glands 193, teeth 645, and other issues.
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Electa Kindelbperger
Lawrence
City Federation of Women's Clubs
Federation
PY Alu
Malvy Resigns As Interior Minister Amid Health Concerns
Waris April 8 AP reports Lews Malvy resigning as interior minister due to ill health. Official confirmation comes from Havas Agency with a cabinet withdrawal announcement expected tonight. Malvy’s controversial past includes a 1917 defeatist propaganda accusation and a 1924 enemy dealings conviction.
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Waris
Lr Temps
Lews Malvey
Interior
M. Malvey
Havas
Louis J. Malvey
Aristide
Briand
Malvey
Atenen
Senate
Spain
Stmt
France
Deaths and funerals in Fremont and surrounding items
Mrs Cordelia Kier 86 a Fremont resident since 1905 died Sunday morning at home. Born April 24 1840 in Davenport Ia she married Robert Kier in Davenport later moving to Lawrence Kan then Fremont. Survived by three daughters Mrs Cina McGregor Mrs May Tatts and Mrs Maud Lyman and one granddaughter Borothy Tatty. Funeral services held Tuesday at 10 a.m. at the home. Ida Williams died at 532 Mechanic Street with naval arrangements to be announced. Grain rate hearing set for Des Moines April 8 will examine Minneapolis St Louis and nearby routes amid complaints of preferential rates. Further brief items note medical and regulatory updates including a physician’s report on a patient and Mexico regulatory changes.
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Cordelia
Robert Kier
Davenport
Lawrence
Kan
Fremont
Kier
Christian Church
M Cina McGregor
May Tatts
Maud Lyman
Borothy Tatty
Frémont
Ida Williams
Des Moines
Alinneapolis
St. Louis
Minneapolis
St Joseph
Atchison
Kansas City
St. Joseph
St Louis
Joseph
Rooms Wanted for 1000 Athletes at Local Event
A notice seeks housing for 1000 high school and college athletes on Thursday and Friday nights, April 15 and 16. Contact K.U. St for details and Saturday arrivals, with partial garbled directions and a phone number 1562.
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K. UL
TAXIS WILL COST MORE Paris
Paris taxi fares rise for summer travelers as new meters set higher day rates by one franc and night rates double. Drivers had pressed for tariffs amid higher tire and gasoline costs. Police orders curb late night bargaining and excessive charges around Montmartre after cabarets and clubs stay open until four or five in the morning.
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Paris
Montmarte
Campaign to gain 3000 new W T U members in Kansas
Miss Mary E. Dobbs announces an intensive drive to recruit 3,000 new members for the Women's Temperance Union in Kansas by May 16. She cites 2,000 Kansas members last year and 17 new unions formed this year with four workers in the field and two more planned. A congressional inquiry into Porto Rico is proposed by Senator Pittman.
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Wichita
Apr
Women's Temperance Union
Kansas
Mary E. Dobbs
United States
Campealen
Birthday greetings and local notices from Clearfield area
Clearfield residents join Mrs. Parsons for her 87th birthday in Lawrence while others in Clearfield mark birthdays and house visits. The local YPL A held a monthly meeting at the Brecheisen home with social time and refreshments. Roads were drifted closing schools. crews worked to clear routes as communities reported visits and Easter travel.
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Edd Olmstead
Clearfield
Willian McKinney
Lanape
Kan
Mary McKinney
Clara McKinney
Fern - John i Bill
Everet
Deay
Cal Fe
William Deay
Irene Aldeen Breithaupt
Pete Edelbrock
Evening Star
Edith Mithia
Lawrence
Eudora
Grover Johnson
Ben Brecheisen
Lucky Eugene
Pine
Wellsville
John Steffen
Amos Westerhouse Jr
Roy Breithaupt
Breithaupt
Ruth
Wene
S Mac Meeder
Kan City
Tian
Mr. Airs
George Meeder
Familiss
Vera Breithaupt
Colony Kansas
Gideon Breithaupt
Bartle Breithaupt
Martin Breithaupt
Albert Mecher
Rey Breithaupt
George Breithaupt
Phillip ‘Gabriel
Carl Mitchell
Virginia Mac
Kaw Valley
Alts
Clyde Deay
Sane
Willan’ Deay
William Chane
Vinland
Lucky
Martin Breithaune
Sundsy
Fern
Community News From a Snowbound Kansas Town
Local notes describe visitors at the McKinneys and Brecheisens, plus Sunday dining and Easter travels. Weather closures disrupted school, mail, and roads while snow plows and dipended travel efforts continued near Perry Ford’s and Leavenworth.
Easter Visits and Funeral for Pioneer Martin Coyne
Easter visits abound as families travel to Lawrence and nearby towns. Funeral services for Martin Coyne, Linwood pioneer, were held at Sacred Heart church, with notable attendance from relatives in St Louis and lawrence. Coyne died of pneumonia after a four day illness. he leaves three children, six grandchildren, and a widow ill with flu.
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Tonganoxie
Walter McRiff
Leavensworth
Reno
Edminston
Lawrence
Othel Wiley
Harry White
Alfred Skeets
Edith Phenicie
Sioux City
Iowa
Home Folke
Earl Wilkinson
Tulsa
Henry Hisele
F. A.mcrill
Eisele
Perry Ford
Edgar McRill
Moscow
Kansas
Kansas City
jHetn
City
L. Dehoff
Fred Harmann
Arthur Ousdahl
Mound
J. W. Moss
van Epps
Jean McKone
Tongano
Coyne
Ethel Kahn
Fort
Fred Kahn
Les Worley
F. A. McRill
H.G. Skeets
I Granberger’s
Georgiana Bleakley
Clay Center
W. T. Bleakley
Robert Rawlings
Bullard
Stella MacPhonivie
Business College
Weideman's
H. B. Kline
Detroit
Mich
Bertha Halsted
Kansas C
Leavenworth
Mr. White
Tonga
Jesse Graham
Robert
Robert Graham
John Dwyer
Helen Freeman
Sam Kelsall, Jr
Halsted
Oskaloosa
H. FE. Miller
St. Louis
Geo. We Pee
Wicle
Fred Harman
Six Corners
Alg
Hess
Mr. Coyne
Tonganoxie Oni
Sacred Heart Church
Martin Coyne
Linwood
Fitzgerald
Lawrince
Jor Foley
Martin
Katherine Coyne
Mrs. Cayne
Air Cayne
Lone Star
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin touted for infant constipation relief
A 47 year physician from Monticello advises toward a gentle laxative to cure child constipation. The Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is promoted as a pleasant tasting, safe bowel regulator for infants and children and is sold in 60 cent bottles.
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W. B. Caldwell
Monticello
Til
Dr. Caldiwell
Caldwell
Neighborhood Calls Report From Local Area
The text lists residents visiting each other on various days. Neal Banks called on Roy Curtis Sunday afternoon. Charlie Sanders and son Raymond visited John Hro Pager Sunday evening. Will Curtis handled hay for John Dunn Monday afternoon. Dr. Glaude Wells of Baldwin called Friday. Will Curtis called at Austin Flory home Monday morning. John Gibler was a Lawrence visitor Monday.
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William McKinney
L. Smith
Oscar Brecheisen
Fern Todd
John’ Mithin
John Holten
Martin Breithaupt
Phillip Meeder
Ben Brecheisen
Lucky
Rudolph Dietz
Miary Sanders
Niith
Austin Flory
Frank
Esther
Lillie Ulrich
Will Curtisome
John Gibber
Gottlieb Nieder
John Dann
Charlie Sanders
Raymond
Richard
Neal Banks
Roy Curtis
John
Will Curtis Hanled
Hays
John Dunn
Glaude Wells
Baldwin
A Will Curtis
John Gibler
A. Lawrence
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