Police Clamp Down on Disruptive Suspect and Several Drunk Driving Cases
The report details Craig's arrest and restraint after a violent incident as officers used a blackjack to subdue him and place him in jail. Other arrests include Calvin Hammond on concealed weapons and poultry theft, John Spencer for DUI and reckless driving, John J. Nelson for driving without license, J W Emil for reckless driving, and Monroe Ross for improper lights.
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Craig
E. Welbrecht
Jos
Alten Barr
Charles de S
C. M. Murray
Ridgeville
Sni+der
Baltimore
Justice Murray
John J. Nelson
Clarksburg
Biizzard
John F. Keller
Buckeystown
J. W. Emil
Seaman
Blizzard
Emil
Monroe Ross
Coloced
Cleveland
John J. Cassidy
Manufacturing medicinal whiskey under government supervision
Prohibition Commissioner Doran announced plans to issue distiller permits to manufacture medicinal whiskey under government oversight in five or six distilleries. About 2,000,000 gallons are projected for 1930, with 300,000 barrels in bonded warehouses deemed largely sound. The effort aims to replenish medicinal whiskey stocks and curb tampering with spirits.
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Washington
Doran
World War II Sermon Theme Sets Young Peoples Conference
Rev. Walter D. Howell opens the Presbyterian Young People's Conference at Hood College with World War II as sermon theme. About 200 delegates register for sessions on Bible, missions, stewardship, and youth programs under Board of Christian Education guidance.
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Walter D. Howell
Board of Christian Education
Philadelphia
Young People’s Conference
The
Presbyterian Church
Hood College
Young Peoples
Robert N. Coleman
C. A. Chazeach
West Africa
Chris
People’s
Board of Foreign Missions
Board of Nations and
General Council of the Church
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Calexiss Law Tightens Cross Border Work Rules
A damaged OCR fragment describes new law effects in Calexico involving restrictions on American workers crossing into Lower California. It mentions tent rooms and cement orders, with authorities instructing Americans to turn back at the border to prevent work in Mexico during the period referenced.
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Mexico
Californa
Series of hold ups roil New Orleans in daring heists
A spree of bold armed robberies in New Orleans leads to a police dragnet with Sam Montalbane and Kelis suspected. The loot totals 823,327 from the Hibernia armored car robbery, described as one of the city’s boldest gang escapades. Arrests ordered by Superintendent Theodore Ray target the two men, with sightings of a roadster tied to the case.
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New Orleans
Sam Montalbane
Arran Fiedds Kelis
Gang of
Parking Space Used By Out of Town Car Owners
Out-of-town drivers use a city free parking space on public property. Officials note the issue involves nonresident cars occupying spots intended for residents and visitors, with discussions on policy responses and enforcement.
Night Fire Damages Warehouse in Steen Street Area
Fire Friday night damaged a warehouse on East Fourth Street near Steen Street. Investigators say the blaze caused significant damage to Sace 2 C.F. Reeck Property with no injuries reported.
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C.F. Reeck
East Fourth
Steen
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