Prohibition debate and dispensary petition in Charleston
Senators discussed interstate commerce and state regulation of liquor under the Wilson bill. A Charleston petition urged restoration of the former dispensary system, arguing it fits local needs and would sustain revenue without broad federal interference.
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Inter¢ Commission
Senathough
Committee On Finance
Senate
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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Willian
Miode Island
South Carolina
Me Aldrich
Illan
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Dee
Tilman
Jawa
Blackouia
Court of
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Tilliak
Diveuaeton
Abitich
Koay
Ue Central
Interstate Walle
Psicatlne Beverages
Fuatar Clark
Wyoming
Ehair
Juliet
Judie
Congress
Federal Congress
Supreme Court of the United States
Bailey
Wilson
Consignee
Tiliqian
Knox
Super Court of the United States Ad
Bacon
McCumber
Natare
Gore
Oklahoma
United States
General Assembly
Charleston
State of
Charterton
Gondilion
Charsleston
CNEL
Arden
Happiness
Ted
Johan Coppleimann
Firwadabreel
Marienhot
Charen Laiwont
TG. A. Roessler
Motia Levet
Ashley
Tobias
Gore Line
Grove Laberts
Woo Jordin
Sivatevkon
Ringstevet
A.W. Wielers
Cansumonslee `Orn
Walto Atrod
Shrader
Vinay
Wirline D. Reston
Bron Atiget
Looky Writer Bryan interview hints at 1932 politics
The interview discusses Roosevelt’s third term, Republican splits led by Taft faction and “Uncle Joe” Cannon group, and the potential impact on a Democratic victory. It also covers naval movement, with Golovak endorsing sending ships to the Pacific while noting some nations may object and preferring safer waters.
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Guy
le Spiel
Mlle Maney
Champ Lark
Bryan
Roosevelt
Lori Dociaton
Taft
Joe’ Catinon
Foraker
Hughes Knox
Golavk
Paria Ia
Government crop reports dispute 11,678,000 bale estimate
The Augusta Herald quotes criticism of the government bureau’s cotton crop figures, arguing the 11,678,000 bale estimate is too low and that frost, harvest delays, and new mills distort the official tally. It notes last year’s larger crop and stresses market demand outpaces supply.
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Bureau of
Atatis- Hies
Bureau of Statistick
Censius Bureau
Augusta Herald
Census Bureau
Wendy
Statiarias Eshinatos
Domiaiel
Wall Street Panic and Regret: Shifts in Rates and Losses
The piece traces the New York market turmoil tied to Wall Street panic, noting rising interest rates and money movements. It highlights a figure named Wil and a sequence of losses, with reference to public concerns and legislative attention. The narrative recalls a controversial event and a dramatic reaction to rising financial pressures.
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Hein
Osnee
Iinet
Wil
Tinieley
Gayle
Eialel
Congress Wall
Coal Mine Deaths Steady Rise with Explosions Lamented
Government bulletin on Coal Mine Accidents cites 22,840 fatalities in 17 years and predicts continuing increases in mine explosions. Experts blame lax regulations, poor explosives data, and deeper, farther mines. European rates show safer trends, highlighting need for stricter policies.
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United States
Garfield
Interior Department
Pennsyyvania
Mononpith
West Virginia
Pee
Jo Sit
Joseph Hl. Hotes
Ehief
Lechnelenne
Leis
Ag Andatement Busia
Nulietin
Bullewin
Fragmentary account of a boy's rescue and fall in peril
A disjointed recount from Savannah Morning News describes a rescue attempt where a boy's head is injured as a machine or lever malfunctions. The crowd tries to free him while onlookers assess breathing, with witnesses noting the dangerous scene and the boy’s eventual collapse and removal for care.
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Moenine
Sheppard
Sao
Porsie Bogean
Layton
Ivon
Hilda
Tad
Allah
Terrible Accident Drowns Fifteen on the Thomas W Lawson
The schooner Thomas W Lawson, sailing from Philadelphia November 19 bound for Jones Island with oil, sank at Broad Sound near the Scilly Islands after enduring fierce gales. Of 18 crew, only Captain G W Dow of Melrose Mass engineer Edward T Rowe of Wisconsin and George Allen of Bradford England survived. Rescue required extraordinary effort as Captain Dow and Rowe perished after saving others. the ship broke up amid heavy seas, with mournful reflections on Christmas time.
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G. W. Dow
Melrose
Mass
Edward T. Rowe
Wiscattot
Matie
George Allen
Bradford
England
Philadelphia
Jones Lon
Brond Sound
Giater
Anber
Binson
Mindi Wish
Thomas W. Lawson
Linte
Allen
Dow
Rivera
Frederick Moore
Piet Mook
Jane
Wnether Rowe
Mow
Micka
Comb and gunfire near Nid town reported
The scene centers on a comb, a revolver, and a duke of a violent incident. A bullet reportedly struck a wall and a man believed his arm was hurt during a struggle as a scream was heard. Police locate the Home Aged Booze. In Stattonville workmen unearthed five old sugarcasks of whiskey buried eighty years ago near Garbutt timber mill. Garbutt, a prominent prohibitionist, poured the aged liquid onto the ground.
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Joni Dino Benny
Gumada Street
Newsy
Edward 1
Fred
Denny
Augusta Herald
Stattonville
Valdosta
Garbutt
To Natch
My. Garbutt
Think of the Dead on Christmas Eve Poem Fragment
A fragment poem contemplates the dead on Christmas Eve. It speaks of nearby departed souls watching over the earth and the living, promising reunion in a brighter tomorrow beyond sorrow and farewell. The verses urge praise and remembrance without dwelling on tombs, envisioning a timeless Christmas chime of gladness.
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Earth
Rheumnacide Promises Internal Cure for Joint Pain
A fragmented medical advertisement touts Rheumnacide as a internal remedy for rheumatism claiming it cleanses joints from within and cures pain, with promises of long lasting relief and prohibition of multiple treatment delays. The copy mentions prices and tablet forms and urges readers to buy now from grist dealers.
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