Haynes Blamed Over Cider Policy and Mob Incidents
Washington reports allege Prohibition Commissioner Haynes faces criticism from Representative Blair and Representative Hill regarding enforcement of the Volstead Act in cider manufacture. Secretary Mellon signals potential departmental review while Hill vows to present evidence at Blair’s office.
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John Philip ‘Hum
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Internal Revenue
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Hill
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Ritative Hill
Haynen
Eider
Army and Navy clash over rank precedence in Hawaii
The Army and Navy legal departments dispute who outranks whom between Major General Sumner and Rear Admiral Simpson at Pearl Harbor Hawaii. The Army argues Sumner has senior rank due to grade, while the Navy contends the later law grants precedence to the Navy officer. The clash affects state functions and has caused embarrassment for both commanders.
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Elks Move Toward Public Playgrounds in Every City
Report from New York June 8 notes a recommendation to the Grand Lodge of Elks to ensure playground provision in all cities. The proposal links physical and mental development to better citizenship, urging membership aged fourteen to twenty to support public playgrounds through lodge efforts led by J. Wirslow and Amon W. Foote, with Foote reporting charity activities from eighty lodges totaling a quarter of a million dollars in the prior year.
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Sewatate
Oer J. Wirslow
Amon W. Foute
Alvis
Beatwear Brevetary Foote
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Police Clubs Stop Chinese Crew Fleeing Ship at Brooklyn Pier
Police and customs guards repelled a Chinese crew from the Ajax of the Blue Funnel Line as they attempted to flee a fumigation on Thirty third Street Brooklyn. Officers arrived with batons, driving the crowd back and herd the 50 sailors aboard. The Ajax had arrived from Shanghai days earlier under British officers.
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Shanghai
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Complete Shake-Up in Brooklyn Prohibition Enforcement
In Brooklyn a major reorganization of the prohibition HQ was predicted after Sunday raids on sixty four locations. Chief Lord Teas and aides faced removal as agents were summoned and arrests were made. Sixty of those held were bound for hearings while others paid bonds, with details tying Norman Sterne to ongoing divorce actions and financial scrutiny.
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Brooklyn
William H Lard
Lazy Fingtein
Moe Smith
Manhattan
Brooklyn Enforcement Hmvaion
United States
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Healmore and Hennessy
Henry Guterding
Bhd
Saneca Avenue
Einstein
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Guterding
Sir Charles Higham Urges U S to Seek Markets in Britain
Prominent English advertising writer Sir Charles Higham urged American advertisers to target Britain, arguing the United States must stop being insular and exploit British Empire markets. He spoke at the Advertising Men's Post event at Cafe Beaux Arts and urged leveraging wartime goodwill for global trade. In a separate incident, two men, William Owens and John Licata, were jailed after an intoxicated dispute at Coney Island. Owens was later found dead from strangulation in a cell, with Licata alleged to have attacked a police officer during the melee.
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England
United States
America
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Howe
Coney Tet
Bunday
Sheepshead Hay Station
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Second Avenue
Manhattan
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
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Gwens
Licata
Manna
Noler
Palicomen
Linata
Arthur Wallet
Polleeman
Hanie
Trolman McCarthy
Mererehy
McCarthy
Downs
Coney Leland Hospital
Balloon race winners Westover and Bond Triumph
Westover and Bond won the Milwaukee balloon race held May 31, announced by the Aero Club. Major details state the event lasted several minutes in the air with an estimated distance, Captain Il. E. Honeywot and Lieutenant W. F. Reed securing second and third place respectively.
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Cardinal Gasparri Enters Cure on Doctor's Orders
Rome reports Cardinal Gasparri, Papal Secretary of State, leaves for Montecatini to rest and recover after overwork. He suffers from erysipelas and exhaustion and aims to return in time for ongoing conference in The Hague.
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Monte Catini
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