Cardinal Gibbons Blasted as Foe of Republic in Prohibition Debate
Anti-Saloon League leader William H. Anderson branded Cardinal Gibbons a foe of the republic at a meeting of Protestant ministers. He accused the Catholic prelate of stirring prejudice while clergy largely applauded some remarks, and the event drew questions about church influence on prohibition law and sacraments.
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Willam He Anderson
Anti-Saloon League
Paoe
Marsland
Basia
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Mr. Anderson
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Ardical Gibbona
Luther Hl. Wilson
Methodist Episcopal Church
New York City
Labop Wilson
Anti- Saloon League of America
Rishon Wison
Wayne B. Wheeler
Washington, D. C
Uantion
J. Aiders
Louisiana
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de. John R. Straton
Calvary Baptist Church
Wilton Merle-Smith
Merle-Smith
Central Presbyterian Church
Thirty six states certify ratification of drys amendment
FALLINGTON Jan. 27 Thirty six states the jury three fourths had certified to the State Department their ratification of the federal prohibition amendment today. Proclamation plans awaited as Wisconsin North Carolina Utah and Kansas sent reports with Kansas as the thirty sixth state. Proclamation expected to be issued within a few days date set January 16 101 on the understanding the amendment becomes effective one year from ratification Nebraska not reported yet.
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New York Republican Senators Split Over Dry Amendment
In Albany the Republican majority backed a resolution to ratify the federal prohibition amendment while Democrats largely opposed it. A late caucus signaled likely Senate passage, with two holdouts, Lockwand and Sage, finally backing away from the anti-ratification stance. Senator Walker proposed a “scare and seizure” bill to criminalize liquor possession for nonauthorized purposes, arguing for true prohibition.
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Sayers
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New York
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New York City
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Anderson
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Fifth
Avenue
Army Romance Suspected in Chief Mystery
ENGLEWOOD Jan 27 A tragic death near the Palisades draws police inquiry as conflicting stories swirl around a young woman found dead in a rocky river area. Investigators consider murder or suicide amid medical experts’ advice as they weigh evidence from a tense, evolving case.
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Bergen County
New Jersey City
Bolsheviki Begin Ononsiveidtaatnet In Archangel Front
Archangel Tan 28 The force advances with artillery and infantry. Allied troops resist as the battle tightens along the Engrook forest line. Casualties reported as feeble, but fighting continues into the night.
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Nations Parley Plan and Baltic Front Shifts Reported
Bolshevik forces attack Archangel region as Russo Allied troops retire thirty miles north. British advance from Baku takes control of the trans Caucasian railway while Kiev is said to be back in Romanian hands. German papers claim a prewar plan by Ludendorff and state responsibility for the war.
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Portugal
Council of Ten
Lenine's World Congress stance alarms Henderson allies
British press reports Lenine opposing Henderson led socialist factions toward a line favoring Bolshevik methods. The debate centers on a planned international socialist conference and how Germany, America, and Entente powers might react. The discourse questions whether a true league of nations can emerge without risking imperialist interests.
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