Legal snag hits liquor treaty outlined in London agreement
Washington officials indicate possible legal objections to the London liquor treaty extending ship liquor privileges and search rights beyond the three mile limit. Justice Department officials doubt constitutional authority without a amendment and await AmbassadorsHarvey report while White House and State Department weigh the accord.
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White Horse
State Department
London
Senate
Department of Justice
Hughes
Supreme Court
White House
Department
France and United States Consider Similar Trade Pact
Antoine Bordes of the French line in America said on the Suffern that Paris may seek a parallel treaty with the United States if the twelve mile Hu tt treaty with Britain is approved. He noted France might allow ships to import liquor under seal if an agreement is reached.
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New York
United States
Great Britain
Antoine Bordes
America
Europe
Suffern
Alreaids
Krupps Agree to Resume Coal Shipments Across Salzer Mine Group
Duesseldorf reports a definite accord between Krupp interests and occupation authorities to restart coal deliveries from the Salzer, Norick, Flanovec, Hannibal, Melen and Ahalin mines, six major pits in the Krupp system, amid broader political tension in Germany. Separatist moves in Rhineland risk dissolving without popular backing, with Premier Matthes insisting on an autonomous Rhineland or nothing as compromise proposals surface.
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Ahalin
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Thhineland Republic
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Stresemann Delays Reply After Cabinet Meeting
Stresemann postpones answering the Socialist ultimatum as he stays with his cabinet to discuss Ruhr and Rhineland negotiations. Socialists scheduled expiry of their ultimatum at 1 pm but the chancellor remained indisposed until evening. Political circles now watch for the next move amid Franco Belgian talks and German industrialist interests.
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Saxony
Bavaria
Berlin
Frau Ebert
Republic
Frau Stresemann
Stresemann
Socialist Party
Ruhr
Rhine-land
Movement on the ground among Rhine lands grows tense
The onlookers say the movement lacks representative leadership and public confidence. If separatists fail to win favor, French authorities may intervene to remove the current town hall leaders in multiple Rhine regions.
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Ent
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Rob Elevator Boy Unmasked Pair Rob Night Receipts
Two masked bandits robbed four hotel guests and a clerk at the Hotel Waron in Cleveland. They seized the night’s receipts and cash totaling 240, forced victims against a wall, then herded everyone into an elevator and took 8 more dollars from the elevator bay before escaping to the top floor.
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Cleveland
Waron
Confession 14 Robberies Slew Sentence in Mt Holly
Charles Jones a 31 year old Black man from Philadelphia pleaded guilty to fourteen robberies and admitted thirteen others. Judge Wells sentenced him to eighteen to twenty eight years in the state prison in criminal court here.
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Mt. Holly
N. 7
Guily
Charles Jones
Philadelphia
Wells
Moonshine Death Toll Reported in Allegheny County
Coroner reports ten deaths last month in Allegheny County linked to moonshine liquor. Investigations total 321 cases including 28 automobile fatalities 12 suicides and 13 murders. Send in any local news items for publication.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Hunter Slain on Opening Day of Hunting Season
Philadelphia nov 7 one man is dead and several wounded on the first day of hunting season. Charles Brinsinger of Hoffmannville was shot in the back of the head by Harry Geyer of Pottstown who surrendered to police. Multiple other shot incidents leave Norman Rappaport, John Bartholomew, Harry Balseitta, and George Stump injured in various towns.
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Charles Brasinger
Hoffmannville
Boyertown
Harry Geyer
Pottstown
Pleasant Run
Brinsinger
Geyer
Norman Rappaport
Allentown
Powder Valley
John Bartholomew
Chester
Crozer
Kayser
Concordsville
Keyser
Harry Balseitta
Pottsville
John Weber
George IL Stump
10000 Coal Miners Strike in Scranton District
Nearly ten thousand miners employed by Pennsylvania Coal Co struck over alleged grievances. Nine collieries shut down as district UMWA leaders urged postponement. Company calls strike a violation of a recent agreement and refuses talks until workers end the strike.
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Scranton
Pennsylvania Coal Company
United Mine Workers of America
Snowshoe Dance Quip from Dartmouth
A playful exchange from Dartmouth features a remark about dancing as if wearing snowshoes, highlighting regional humor and light banter.
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Far North
Dartmouth
Jack O’ Lantern
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