Destruction Of Rum Row As Boats Shift In Atlantic
Rum runners and Prohibition forces fought a coastwise game of hide and seek off the Atlantic coast as rum ships moved and scattered. Five new revenue cutters arrived await orders to sail, while a Brooklyn pier crowd watched the destruction of 2,579 cases of liquor and 31 drums of alcohol seized from rum runners.
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Robert 5
Thornburgh International Mews Service
Washington
Atlantic
Coast Guard
Mquor
W. E. Jacobs
Benton Harbor
Mich
South Atlantic
Pier 1
Brooklyn
Mojavean
Prohibition Navy
W. J. Wheeler
Constable Held On Shooting Charge in West Virginia
Bee Newa Service reports constable Davis A Toothman of Rivesville faces a felonious shooting charge. He was held for grand jury action in $1,000 bond after a preliminary hearing in Fairmont WV. He fired at an auto driven by Clawson Satterfield when it did not stop, with a bullet penetrating the rear of the car.
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Bee Newa Service
Fairmont
W. Va
Davis A. Toothman
Rivesville
Thomas WV. Powell
Clawson Satterfield
Notable Figures Highlight Posture of Global Finance and Royalties
Otto H. Kahn stated in Paris that the Riffian rebellion in Morocco will not deter United States capital for development. Lady Sholto Dovali married Prince Burnhaddin, acquiring a $40,000,000 claim to a throne should it be restored. Mrs Jaan Nasir joined her former husband Prince Sabid in a Paris larceny case against the prince’s first wife, while John Coolidge boosted preparedness by joining Citizens Military Training Camp at Camp Devine.
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Otto H. Kahn
French Colonial Institute
Paris
Morocco
United States
Sholto Dovalas
Prince Burnhaddin
Sultan Abdul Hamid
Turkey
Jaan Nasir
Europe
Prince Sabid
John Coolidge
Cithzen
Camp Devine
Macs
Speakers From Waverly Meadville and Pittsburgh Attend Event
Dallman of Waverly N Y C Martin Walker of Meadville and Rev David Boswell of Pittsburgh delivered addresses during the day and evening.
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Dallman
Waverly
N. Y
Martin Walker
Meadville
Rev
David Boswell
Pittsburgh
Tax Exemption Proposal Tied to American Business Meat
Senator Wesley L. Jones, en route to New York, proposes income tax exemption for American business meat in South America and pledges support for measures to protect American shipping. Book excerpt on the yak of Tibet describes its biology, habitat, and distinctive barbed tongue.
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Americans Inc. A
Jones Yak
Tibet
U.S
Pan America
New York
Wesley L. Jones
Washington
South America
Jones
Senate
Lhasa
William McGovern
Mr.McGovern
Titusville Baptist Church Reopens After Fire Repairs
A week of rededication services began in Titusville Pennsylvania after repairs to the Baptist church costing about 40000 dollars following a fire that started in the furnace room. The building is described as one of the city’s most beautiful places of worship with Rev. W. H. leading services.
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Titusville
Baptist Church
W. H
Harmony Route Granted Permit For Butler Bus Line
The public service commission issued a certificate of public convenience permitting Harmony Short Line to operate between Key Castle and Butler via Route 78. The commission denied applications from George Patterson Louis Genkingery and Herman Siegal of New Castle and two other applicants from Grove City and Volant.
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George Patterson
Louis G. Genkingery
Herman Siegal
New Castle
Hke
Grove City
Volant
To‘cal
Pittsburgh
Harmony
Patterson
Harmony Hne
Petition Favors Alternate Route Options for Harmony Short Lines
A petition signed by every resident along route 79 protests granting certificates to the Harmony Short Lines while supporting other applicants. The record notes a seven cent per mile charge, two cents more than rivals, and mentions no definite schedule.
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Harmony
Ancient Oysters Discovered High In Andes Mountains
Scientist Dr. J L Lingewald Jr of Johns Hopkins University reports finding ancient oysters and sea plant fossils in the Andes at about 12 000 feet, with plant fossils around 6 000 feet. He dates them to the cretaceous period, linking discovery to coal formation in the Western United States.
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Andes
Andes Mountains
J. L. Lingewald, Jr
Johns Hopking University
Bingewald
United States
Aleewhera
Singewald
Kitchen Gods Festival Observed Every Year
The article describes the annual Kitchen God festival observed by Chinese families on the 23rd day of the second month. A pasted image of the deity is burned in a ceremony after the image is smeared with molasses to ensure sweetness in reporting to heaven. A week later the family reconvenes to welcome the return amid firecrackers and the erection of a new image. Also noted is a Cincinnati court report on Morton Hawking of Portland, Ind., ordered to return for trial after skipping a $7500 bond in a mortgage fraud case.
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Qsulletin
Centernational News Service
Cincinnati
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Morton 5. Hawking
Portland
Ind
Hawkins Mortgage Company
Indianapolis
Hawkins
Damaging Evidence Confronts Dillon On His Release
Dillon, 19, released from Clayton jail after a police custody moment, faces a court appearance tomorrow as detectives reveal new damaging evidence in the murder of his father, Dr. William A. Dillon. Prosecutor Fred Mueller says Dillon was in St. Louis the night of the crime, contrary to claims he lived in Lawrence, Kansas.
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Bulletoo
International News Service
ST. Louis
Street
Subcena
George B. C. Dillon
Clayton
William A. Dillon
Dl Jon
Lawrence
Kansas
Fred Mueller
County Officers Make Liquor Arrests In Ellwood City
Saturday night proved eventful for the county detective and assistants with multiple arrests in Ellwood City. Dominitk and Mary Salzilo were charged with manufacturing and possessing intoxicating liquor. two bars were found in the house.
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Ellwood City
Pab Dominitk
Mary Salzilo
Arrests In Liquor Case Prompt Local Aldermen Action
Police seized wine, two barrels of mash, a gallon of finished product, fifty nine bottles, and a still in a liquor operation. Mrs Salzilo protested the arrest of her husband claiming responsibility for the liquor. Stanley Grits and FE H Steen were taken into custody for intoxicated driving. All suspects were brought before aldermen for questioning.
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Salzilo
Mercer boys burned fishing accident near Oakland station
At Mercer Pennsylvania on Friday two boys aged 13 and 15 were severely burned while adding fuel to a blaze near a trestle along the railroad. They fled to a creek to extinguish flames and wore only burned shirts home. The injured are John Guiler and Paul Brown with recoveries reported from shock.
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Mercer
John Guiler
Charles Guiler
Paul Brown
Sherman Brown
Oakland Station
Reco
Rin Tin Tin stars in The Lighthouse by the Sea at Regent Theatre
Rin-Tin-Tin returns as the star in The Lighthouse by the Sea announced for a week at Regent Theatre. The famous dog, trained by Lieut. Jee Duncan, headlines alongside Louise Fazenda and Buster Collier with Jimmy Aubrey in Hypnotized and Felix the Cat.
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Rin-Tin-Tin
Regent
Hiu-Tit-Tin
Regent Theatre Management
Rin-Mn-Tin
Lieut
Jee Duncan
135Th Aero Squadron
Nanette
Metz
Duncan
Dong
Louise Fazenda
Buster’ Collier
Sh. Mathew Betz
Chas
Hilt Malles
Jimmy Aubrey
Felix the Cat
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