Haynes Blamed for Cider With Kick And Mob Outbreaks
Washington June 5 Prohibition Commissioner Haynes faces official censure after Representative John Philip HM of Maryland charged his remarks encourage lynch law. Treasury Secretary Mellon indicated steps will be taken to correct the bureau. Hill pressed new charges that Haynes failed to enforce provisions on home cider production and cider juice limits amid confusion over alcohol content.
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Army and Navy clash over rank precedence in Hawaii
Washington reports a dispute between Army Major General Charles F. Summerall and Navy Rear Admiral Charles Simpson over who ranks first at Pearl Harbor Hawaii. The Army argues Summerall holds headship by senior general rank while the Navy cites equal rank by law. Legal departments seek a ruling from the Attorney General to resolve the issue.
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Hawaii
Wasnutoton Bure
Washington
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Navy
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Hawaiian
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Rier
Elks Seek Public Playgrounds in Every City
Syracuse June report notes the New York State Association recommends to the Grand Lodge provisioning of public playgrounds in all cities with Elk lodges. Grounds would be privately developed for youth 14 to 21 to foster fitness and citizenship, with Murray Hulbert proposing the plan and the association adopting a supporting resolution. Foote reports state lodges spent over a quarter million dollars on charity last year.
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N. Y
Grand Lodge of Elke
Elk Lodge
Elke Field
New York
Siste
Murray Hulbert
Police Clubs Stop Chinese Crew Fleeing Ship After Bullets Fail
Fifty Chinese seamen from the Ajax of the Blue Funnel Line, moored at Thirty third Street, rushed ashore when guards tried to fumigate the ship’s quarters. Police and customs officers fired warning shots as the crew retreated, then reassembled, but were pushed back toward the pier. Patrols arrived and rounded up the sailors, who were boarded back aboard the Ajax. The ship had arrived from Shanghai days earlier. most of the crew are Chinese.
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Fourth Avenue
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Shanghai
Complete Shake-Up in Brooklyn Prohibition Office
A broad reorganization of the Brooklyn prohibition enforcement headquarters follows Sunday raids on sixty four places. Tenants face arrests, bond amounts, and staff removals as William B. Lord leads the Brooklyn division amid calls for reform. The probe notes only modest arrests relative to the raids.
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Hell
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Seneca Avenue
Finstein
Smith
Guterding
Chatfield
Sir Charles Higham Urges U S to Seek Markets in Britain
English author Sir Charles Higham urged the United States to expand markets in Britain at an Advertising Men's Post luncheon. He argued advertising should help mold public opinion, condemn unworthy products, and promote cross Atlantic trade to lift unemployment and extend buying from soldiers and civilians alike. He called for closer Anglo American cooperation to capture global markets and end insularity.
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U. S
Britain
Charl F. Higham
Advertising Men's Post
American Legion
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Sil Charles
Gor
Parliame
Charles
England
United States
America
American & Diers
United State
Germany
Westover and Bond Win Balloon Race
Major Oncar Westover and abd lon F Bond win the Aero Club balloon race across Quebec covering 850 miles in 17 hours 15 minutes. Second place goes to Captain H Honeywell and J H Navy Fiver with 440 miles. Prizes: 1000, 200, and 800 dollars for first second and third.
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Lon F. Bond
Aero Club
Prisoner Murders Cell Mate After Night of Noise
A Brooklyn painter and a Manhattan trespasser shared a cell at Sheepshead Bay station. Owens was found strangled with a milk bottle after Licata attacked him during the night while police noted excessive shouting and attempted silence. Officials suspect Licata’s attempt to seize a revolver and a fatal head wound was inflicted during the struggle.
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Manhattan
Sheepshead
John Licata
Second Avenue
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Owens
Qwene
Licata
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William Ower
Jet
Ileata
McCarthy
Downs
Earl
Island Hospital
Cardinal Gasparri Goes to Monte Catini for Cure
Cardinal Gasparri Papal Secretary of State left Rome to take the cure at Monte Catini near Florence. He has suffered from erysipelas and fatigue from his hard work at the coat conclave and Eucharistic Conference duties. His physician ordered the water cure and he hopes to return to Rome in time for the conference.
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Monte Catini
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