Treasury clarifies medicinal liquor for ships in American waters
Washington officials report a Treasury letter clarifies that foreign ships may not bring liquor into U S waters except under a physician prescription for medicinal use. The move aligns with Supreme Court findings and aims to preserve regulatory elasticity without altering existing rules.
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Tery
Trengury
Treasury
Tell
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Mellon
Zane
of Supreme Court
New York
United States
Offiars
Ygen Treasury
State’ Department
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Infant blamed for Mt Joy apartment blast and fire
An infant, barely more than a year old, allegedly opened gas stove valves causing a blast at a Mt Joy apartment on West Main Street. Mrs. Arthur Braun was badly burned, while the baby was unharmed. A doctor treated her injuries as investigators assessed the incident.
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Joy
Arthur Braun
Braun
la Pierre
Mrs. Braun
Mrs. Braung
Stolen Funds at American State Bank In Kansas
A Wichita Kansas bank suffers a $1.5 million shortage after cashier Phillip Drumm allegedly used bank funds for personal loans and oil ventures. Officials report a long-standing crisis at the American State Bank with heavy investment in risky ventures.
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Dramm
Jar Jn oil _ventures
Drumm Oeobargs
Bond Department
Fragmented Denison College Negro Exodus Report
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a Denison College incident involving a serious exodus of Negroes. The garbled item mentions counties, an extension service survey, and possible names like Clem and Galan, with unclear financial or operational details.
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Denison . College
Bouth
Careina
Aince
Th Pd
Ferme
Ee Gurvey
Gasoline Explosion Fatal to Two in Wilkes-Barre Home
In Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania a gasolene explosion in a basement washer used to clean quilts killed Mrs Charles I Suber wife of the Lehigh and Wilkes Bar Coal company president and general manager and her chauffeur Oliver Gibbins aged 42 who was assisting her. A pileright left burning near the washer ignited gasoline fumes and started the blast neighbors summoned the fire department which confined the fire to the home with only property damage reported.
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Wilkes-Barre
Charles I. Suber
Lehigh and
Wilkes-Barre Coal Company
Oliver, Gibbins
Hubers
Huber
Arc Department
Amundsen Abandons North Pole Air Flight Plan
Defense minister reports Captain Roald Amundsen has abandoned his planned polar flight. A telegram from Leon Amundsen dated Norkick Alaska notes a trial flight on May 11 ended unsatisfactorily and led to the suspension of the project.
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Christiana
Roold Amundsen
North Pole
Leon Amundsen
Roold
Norkick
Alaska
Bank cashier jailed in Indiana for alleged embezzlement
A. Q. Brothers, cashier of the People's Bank of Commodore, Indiana County, faces charges of larceny burglary embezzlement and false entries. State bank inspectors allege about 20000 involved. The bank remained open and operating as usual.
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Indiana
A. Q. Brothers
People’s Bank of Commendore
State Bank
Brothers
Two Boy Canoeists Drown on Lehigh River
At Allentown Pennsylvania a canoe carrying Earl Wagner aged 18 and two companions collided with another craft and capsized. Wagner drowned while the others were rescued. A similar accident in Coplay in the same river claimed the life of Warren Sechler aged 18.
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Allentown
Lehigh River
Earl Wagner
Wagner
Coplay
Warren Sechler
Child Bites Torpedo Wound In Camden
Otis W. Smith eight of 1118 Carpenter street Camden bit a discarded torpedo and the cap exploded injuring his mouth and face. He was taken to Cooper Hospital for treatment. In Davenport Iowa a chemistry instructor Roy McClellan was fined fifty dollars and costs for throwing a stray dog from a third story window at Davenport high school. the dog was wired.
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Philadelphia
Otis W. Smith
Carpenter Street
Camden
Cooper Hospital
Davenport
Roy McClellen
Davenport High School
Lancaster City
Harry M. Bassler
Bassler
M. College
State College
Mark N. Wickert
General Markets Reported Steady Amid Sparse Listings
Markets show price steadiness with limited activity. Traders note quiet demand and few notable movers in the day’s session.
Weekend Accidents Kill Four in County
A series of weekend incidents in the county left four dead and several injured. Roseanna Stick, 18, of Denver, died after being struck near Adamstown. Marguerite Reinhart, 28, of Lancaster, killed when a truck end gate collapsed. George Brady, 24, of East Petersburg, and Charles Abel, 88, of Lancaster, died from car crash injuries near Quarryville and on the Petersburg Landisville road. Four others were injured in separate crashes, including a group from Lancaster near Rocky Springs Park.
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Roseanna Stick
Denver
Adamstown
Marguerite Reinhart
South Queen Street
Lancaster
Quarryville
George Brady
East Petersburg
Petersburg
Landisville
Charles Abel
Reinhart
H. Frank Skeen
Giles
Abel
Brookside
Lancaster General
Moore’ “Mill
Gougleravile
Rosanna Stick
Edna Mellinger
Mabel Mellinger
Viola Nissley
General Hospital
Miss Stick
Henry Stick
Paul
Ramstown
Harry
George
Raymond
Lutheran Church of
Denver High School
Rev
Knorr
Lutheran Church
Petersburg-Landisville
Brady
Lancaster General Hospital
Rocky Springs
Rocky
Springs Park
George Flick
South Danke Strest
Violet ‘Gannon
North Queen Street
Metzger
Pershing
School Opens at Xe M. C. A. Monday July 2
Educational Department announces summer school at the Bina School for Bootalame beginning July 2. All applicants must apply before July 9. no applications will be accepted after July 7.
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Xe M. C
Bina Scho
Local Families Attend Sunday Visits in Rhoads and Reed Areas
Hinkletown and nearby communities report Sunday gatherings with the Reich and Fry families visiting Martindale and Weaverland neighbors, while Earl Dunn from New Holland stays with his grandmother Mrs. Josephine Rhoads. Edna Kathryn Wenger Minnie Witmer and Kathryn Bard visit friends, and Diem family members host and join gatherings at various farms including Readings and Pugh's Mill. The Mennonites announce services for Sunday evening.
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Clayton Reich
Martindale
Spencer Fry
Clarence Martin
Pauline
Alberta
Benjamin Zimmerman
Weaverland
Earl Dunn
New Holland
Josephine Rhoads
Edna
Kathryn Wenger
Minnie Witmer
Ella Diem
Kathryn Bard
Edith
Gardener Loses Sleep to Weeds as Night Duty Proves Tough
A lighthearted note on gardening: the gardener battles stubborn weeds and the need for rest, while many men boast about their prowess but fall short of steady, self disciplined effort.
The Baby Jane And The Man Who F eared The Way For Jesus
Lesson outline on John the Baptist from Luke and Matthew texts. Highlights birth foretold His humble, courageous preaching and call to repentance. Jesus defends Johns faith amid imprisonment and Herod’s court, ending with Johns martyrdom and lawful boldness.
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Terial
Matt Priaary
Jane
Jesus
Herald of
the Christ
John
Diod
God
Christ
Hag
Paul
Mark
Herod
Herodias
Name of God Scene in Turkish Paper Read
Fragment describes Turks sweeping aside any paper that may bear the name of God to avoid desecration, noting the reverence shown toward holy names amid daily tasks.
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God
Richter
Men of Genius And The Trials Of Adversity
Fragmentary notes discuss genius and folly, suggesting men of genius endure dullness and adversity. The text mentions earth, sustenance, and a line about shrinking in hardship. Context appears as a damaged or encoded excerpt from a larger piece.
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Arthur. Braun
BEES
Brownstown
Irvin Weaver
Fred Duck
Geen
Weaver
Annals of American Medicine
Bellevue Hospital
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Anna Elifin
Spring Valley
N. Y
Br. I. Seth. Hirsh
New ‘York Infirmary
Sha’ Xeferes
Fe Grable
Grable
Detroit
Mich
United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Railroad Labor Board
Harding
Qeneral Markets
Bert Iogiae
America
Fisk
Toledo
Willys-Overland
Saturday Evening Post
John N. Lauder
New Holland, Pa
Hinkletown
P. B. Fitzwater
Hngfish
Bible Institutes of
ChicsKo
Untem
John, the Baptist
Sxenius
Olton
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