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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1923
Page
9
Judge Emery denounces New York dry law repeal as a threat to federal authority and constitutional process. He argues enforcement shifts to federal courts, warns of clogged dockets, and predicts eventual demand for state enforcement amid rising bootlegger crime and public pressure.
Judge Emery argues for strict liquor enforcement linking local conduct to national standards. He states the 18th amendment is as binding as the original constitution and condemns New York’s repeal as bad faith toward the United States and its laws. He asks communities to support honest enforcement and uphold constitutional duties.
A frightened wife in St. Louis seeks police help to stop two men racing toward a fatal rendezvous in Atlanta. BH. West heads a fast roadster toward Joseph Mosely of Otto, North Carolina, who is en route to Atlanta, amid a deadly motive and a deadly plan. Rundle in St. Louis and Beavers in Atlanta coordinate a warning to avert violence.
Lawrence county W C T U executive committee met at the W W GC A on Thursday to name committees for two gold medal contests set for late July and September during the County Convention in the city. The July panel includes Mrs Grace Layng Mrs Blanche Hanna and Mrs Carrie Hunt. Membership drive reports show 131 new members and Central Circle now has 62 enrolled. Flower missions report honor roll status.
International News Service reports Winkelman and Company closed its doors in New York this morning then reopened amid mystery. Members of the consolidated exchange reportedly withdrew instructions, with doors locked until 10 55 am and special officers guarding the premises.
A Second Hand Automobile company reported to police for parking cars on South Mill Street with prices displayed in an apparent sales effort. Officer Hillers ordered the vehicles removed from the street.
L. M. Mumford of 1110 DuShane street complained to the police Thursday that boys playing nearby had run over and destroyed his garden. Officer Hitlers was detailed and advised the boys to go elsewhere.
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