Rum Ship in Atlantic City Halts 2800 Case Cargo
British schooner docked outside the three mile limit off Atlantic City admitted to halting its cargo of 2800 cases of whisky and gin. Federal agents noted daily visits by motor boats taking liquor to Great Bay as crews planned further transfers while the skipper claimed other vessels could not touch him.
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Nahamas
Prohibition Enforcement
Little Exy Harbor
Great Bay
Gloucester
N. J
Great Britain
Atlantic
J. A. Toy
Pocomoke
Philadelphia
United States Shipping Board
One Dies Six Prostrated As Mercury Reaches Ninety
A brutal heat wave kills one man and leaves six others prostrated as temperatures hit 90 degrees by 5 PM. Oscar Sanders, 51, of East 102nd Street, died at Bretton Hall Laundry on Broadway and 86th Street. Forecasters expected cooler weather the next day as thunderstorms moved across the Midwest and into the region.
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East 102d Street
Bretton Hall
Morrow
Bureau
Middle West
Howorg
Per Luke
Misalley Paras
Ohio
Tennessee
Washington Plans to Save Dye Industry
Alarmed by Germanys plan to flood the US dye market after the war embargo, the administration considers protection until the tariff bill takes effect. Reports from Commerce show Germany aims for an overnight coup with Hamburg and Antwerp stockpiles, while over $2 million in dyes sit in bonded warehouses awaiting delivery.
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Washington
Germany
United States
Department of Commerce
Hamburg
Antwerp
New York
Atlantic
United States | Tariff Commission
War Trade Board
Tariff Commission
Allied Reparations Commission
America
Golf over marriage as reason for divorce and alimony
Mrs. Sterling P Hayward of Montclair files affidavits for temporary alimony before Vice-Chancellor Fielder in Newark claiming golf lured her husband from the marriage and caused neglect. She says from 1910s to 1921 he spent much time at Glen Ridge Country Club Pinehurst Atlantic City and abroad, while providing her little money. The husband, vice president of Connelly Iron Sponge and Governor Co, contends the dispute stems from in-law visits and wealth dissatisfaction. Temporary alimony denied. counsel fees of 150 awarded.
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Montclair
N. J
Fielder
Newark
Glen Ridge Country Club
Pinehurst
Atlantic City
Light Sought Hughes Tells On Enright Russia to Free Hylan Gifts
Legislators heatedly debated Senator Clayton Lusk moving to excuse acceptance of a $1191 silver service from detectives as a common practice. Assemblyman Maurice Bloch urged Meyer to summon Lusk and others to testify, while Bloch and Meyer traded criticisms over jurisdiction and motives.
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Meyer
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Manhattan
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Santa Claus
Assemblyman Bloch
Unsirman Meyer
Gorky Demands Immediate Release of Americans in Soviet Russia
Secretary of State Hughes demands the immediate release of all American prisoners in Soviet Russia in a message routed through Consul Albrecht at Riga and to Moscow. The move accompanies Hoover's response to Gorky’s appeal for aid, linking relief to freedom of movement for U S nationals. The exact prisoner count is unclear, but eight to ten are believed confined, including Emmett Wilpatrick, Margaret E. Harrison, Royal C. Keeley, William Filek, Weston B. Estes, and X. B. Kalamatiano.
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Uniontown
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Baltimore
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New York City
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Brooklyn
Weston B. Estes
X.'B. Kalamatiano
Racine, Wis
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Sury
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Nansen
John Miller
American Relief Administration
Herbert Hoover
Northcliffe News Again Attacks Lloyd George
London dispatch reports that Lord Northcliffe’s Evening News carves anew at Premier Lloyd George. The Christiania Morgenblad protests government control of telegraphic news, asking if Norwegians will receive truthful British reporting. The Morgenblad cites a Times dispatch as government propaganda.
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Thondon Times
Dismantling of Hawaii and Guam Defenses May Be Demanded by Japan
The Asahi reports Japan may press for a disarmament conference to seek freedom of the seas and dismantling Pacific island defenses, warning that American bases at Hawaii and Guam could invite Japan to demand limits. The Navy plans a program affecting eight capital ships and eight cruisers, aiming to remove offensive menace on both sides.
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TORIO
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Asahi
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Trotzky Urges War on Europe Over Russian Hunger
Berlin reports Trotzky blames Lenine policy for famine, calls for taking bread from Europe, favors a first strike on Poland to secure food, and foresees a broader clash with Western Europe. Dublin and London notes detail Sinn Féin cabinet discussions and Irish negotiations amid British proposals and Unionist reactions.
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Poland
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Riga
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Moscow
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Women Fight No Smoking Bill Aboard House Panel
In Washington on July 27 the District of Columbia Committee hearing on the Johnson bill to ban smoking by "female persons" in public drew a packed gallery of women opponents. Representative Johnson argued smoking harms morals and health, while Miss Alice Robertson questioned its reach. The panel’s vote showed 24 to 1 against the measure among women and 19 to 1 against among men. Mrs. E. C. Atwood warned the bill could open blue law waves and worsen the habit.
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Oklahoma
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Texas
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Japan Accepts Washington Conference Invitation Gracefully
Washington reports a formal Japanese acceptance of President Harding's invitation to the Washington conference on arms limitation and Far Eastern questions. A preliminary Wood report on the Far East, including the Philippines, argues against independence for the islands for the foreseeable future.
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Japan
Harding
Leonard Wood
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Philippine Islands
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