Supreme Court Awaited Ruling on Old Liquor Laws
A major decision from the Fourth United States Circuit Court of Appeals could overturn key provisions of the Volstead act and alter seizure powers for prohibition agents. Officials report potential mass returns of seized whiskey and wine, with inventories showing thousands of barrels in New York, affecting enforcement statewide. Police and prosecutors plan coordinated actions at a district attorney conference to adapt to new dry laws pending the high court ruling.
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Prohibition Enforcement
Toga
Mqnor
Bronx
Richard B. Enwict
Greater
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Welock
District Atfmey
Edward Swann
Manhattan
Enright
Washington
New York Prohibition Office
O'Connor Prohibition
Ral Revenue Department
Charles R. O'Connor
Hem
Prohibition
Kramer
Connor
Six More Bodies Found on Georgia Plantation in Peonage Probe
DoJ agents led by Clyde Manning found six more bodies at John Williams plantation in Jasper County. One body pulled from the Alcovy River, others from Yellow River and shallow graves. Williams, his sons, and Manning face murder and aid warrants amid ongoing federal and state probes into peonage and vigilante actions.
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Jasper County
John Williams
Department of Justice
Clyde Manning
Williams
Yellow River
Manning
Alcovy River
Jul
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Marvin
Williams Plantation
Jackson Company
The
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Fulton County
Jersey
Junper County
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Sherif
Willian
Jasper
Newton
Patient Crushes Nine Hurt as Doctor's Skull L Trains Hit
A chaotic incident on 42nd Street involved a collision between an L train and bystanders, injuring nine people including a doctor. Emergency crews treated victims for head wounds and severe cuts as the wreck blocked traffic and required street closures.
Insane Attacker Strikes Doctor in Shoot of Fame City
A man attacked Dr. Nishan H. Bayenderian with a hammer in his Lexington Avenue office and fled. The doctor, 56, is in critical condition with a fractured skull at Bellevue Hospital after multiple blows. A second incident reports a Three-Car Third Avenue train crash at Forty-second Street injuring nine.
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Forty-second Street
Mary Goldman
Montague Street
Brooklyn
Flower Hospital
Dominic Dato
James Street
Patsy Luca
Chrystie Street
John A. Delger
Main Street
New Rochelle
Mary Martini
Pacific Street
Patsy Perretti
Mul-berry Street
Joseph Yassnowski
Thaz
East Fifty-first Street
Trafic
Third Avenue
Lillienthal
Girl to Raffle Herself If Sailor Doesn t Suit
Dorothy Miller, sixteen, offered her hand to any educated white man for $1,000 to cover her mother’s urgent operation. She wired a Luong Island ex-sailor who proposed meeting her, and if he fails to satisfy her, she plans a marriage lottery with 200 American men contributing $5 each for her mother’s surgery.
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Trenton
Dorothy Miller
Luong Island
Dorothy
Four Negroes Whipped Under Delaware Court Order
Four black men were whipped at New Castle County Warehouse as punishment for crimes including sorcery and highway robbery. Warner Lewis received one year in prison and twenty lashes, Leonard Barrett ten years and forty lashes, John Richardson and Horace Archie ten years and forty lashes each. The total 140 lashes marked a high count in the county, reflecting new laws increasing corporal punishment discretion. Warden Plummer oversaw the whippings performed at the workhouse.
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Del
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Delaware
Warner Lewis
Leonard Barrett
John Richardson
Horace Archie
Plummer
Suburban House Designs debut in Second Section
The Tribune runs the second design feature Come Into the Country detailing a modern home with built in garage. Full cost, specifications and complete description appear on the last page of the Second Section.
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Peepers Tell St Louis Men Of Spying on Indicted as Mrs Stillman Series Fixers
Evidence before referee details spying allegations linked to a Mrs Stillman series fixer case. Names Zork and Ben Franklin appear among those accused as originators of a baseball plot.
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David Zexler
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Des Moimes
Iowa
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Crowe
Divorce Action Evidence Sparks Publicity Controversy in Stillman Case
Testimony in the divorce fight of James A. Stillman, president of National City Bank, and Anne Urquhart Stillman drew witnesses from Quebec. Cross examination, garbled accounts, and claims of selective public release prompted denials from Stillman’s counsel. Beauvais disputed key assertions about views into Mrs Stillman room. Proceedings closed with remarks on court record propriety.
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Mrs. Stillman
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Rail Station Blown Up During Saxon Rioting
News reports from central Germany describe Communist rioters moving toward Eisleben and Hettstedt with the aim of encircling police. Rail facilities were damaged, cities endured sporadic clashes, and security police led order restoration while workers faced disruption and threats.
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Associated Press
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Germany
Mother of Cornell instructor takes own life in St Louis
Mrs. Mary Z. Fiske, wife of George F. Fiske and mother of Cornell English instructor Frederick B. Fiske, leaped from the Municipal Bridge into the Mississippi River. Her body struck the levee stones, was later identified, and police learned of her chronic ill health. She is survived by her husband and two sons, Frederick and Clark.
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Clark P. Fiske
Washington University
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U S Agents Find Hidden Hooch on Steamship Mayaro
Four customs inspectors boarded the Trinidad Line steamer Mavdro and uncovered eight cases of liquor concealed beneath coal in the bunkers. The men questioned a stranger in the engine room before the haul was seized and brought ashore.
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Trinidad
Litvinoff Slated as Martens's Successor
Helsingfors March 26 report says Maxim Litvinoff chief of the Russian Soviet legations abroad has been selected to succeed Ludwig C. K. Marten as envoy to the United States. Martens arrived in Moscow last month after being ordered deported from the United States by the Washington government.
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United States
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Moscow
Washington
Fresh Revolt On in Russia Officials Slain
Stockholm dispatches report an anti Soviet uprising in Kazan, 560 miles east of Moscow, with the murder of several Extraordinary Commission members and burning of their headquarters. insurgents purportedly control the city, orders issued for general mobilization, and fighting spreads to White Russia and the Min region as deserters bolster anti-Soviet forces.
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Reds Imprison Red Cross Worker for 20 Years
Captain Emmet Kilpatrick of Uniontown Alabama a Red Cross worker in south Russia captured by Bolshevik forces last fall was reportedly sentenced to twenty years hard labor after a Soviet tribunal in Moscow. Budapest via Hungarian refugee reported the trial and Red Cross headquarters ordered an investigation. Kilpatrick on leave with General Wrangel’s forces was captured as Soviet armies advanced. the report says he was taken to Moscow and imprisoned for alleged retaliation against Russian Communists in the United States.
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Lansing on Wilson Paris Peace Secrets Review
Review critiques a sensational book that exposes alleged secrets of the Paris peace conference. It evaluates the implications for U.S. policy and President Wilson amid wartime diplomacy.
Reparations plan aims to control German coal to pressure industry
Paris reports a proposed German war debt solution seeks to divert all coal revenues to Allies and keep Upper Silesia under Allied control. Britain and other powers reportedly favor delaying Silesia division and price fixing coal to fund reparations, with a possible second plebiscite years later.
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Siany
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Gabe
Iluge Stinnes
Tchem
France Sets War Cost At 218 Billion Francs
France submits total war material for reparations to the Allied Reparations Commission amounting to 218.241.596.120 francs. The statement released yesterday outlines claims for materials and property damaged in the conflict.
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