Harding Signs Anti Beer Bill Opens Prohibition Gap
Washington November 21 The Anti Medical Beer Bill was signed today by President Harding in Washington on November 23 Signatures completed congressional action last Friday automatically closing the gap in the country prohibition laws Palmer had last March opined the Volstead Act did not preclude beer medicine This declares a change in enforcement and clarifies legal stance on beer used for medicinal purposes.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harding
Palmer
Liberties Show More Activity In Morning Markets
New York November 23 The Associated Press reports miscellaneous shares under pressure in early trading but the market rallied before noon Renewed activity appeared in Liberty Bonds Call money opened at per cent.
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Associated Press
New York
Liberty Bonds
Call
Foil Attempt to Rob Train Near Washington Junction
Private Wasserman of the U S Marine Corps guarding Mail Train No 9 from Washington to Pittsburgh fired on two men near Washington Junction. One man dropped from the train, the other escaped but was captured in Pittsburgh and jailed. The captured suspect, a Lackawanna NY mechanic, claimed migratory worker ties and plans to reach Pittsburgh with a companion.
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Associated Preas
Pittsburgh
Waas
United States Marine Corps
Baltimore and Ohio
Washington
Washington Junction
Herbert Hardy
Wasserman
Captain Hardy
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Lackawanna NY
Philadelphia
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Pittsburg
Pittsburgh dispatch
Billion Dollar War Department Sale Begins Worldwide
Lieutenant Colonel 8 Ehurrison, director of sales of the war department, announces a billion dollar sale the largest ever held. The sale will feature surplus material of every kind held in reserve, and was planned once the army deemed it feasible. A new photograph shows Colonel Vartshoin.
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Attempted train hold up near Washington Junction
Report of an attempted mail robbery near Washington Junction causes surprise. A bandit reportedly leaped from a train as a marine fired. details are unclear and authorities consider the attackers may have hidden aboard before departure.
Five Power Conference Focuses on Land Armaments
Washington November 23 delegates from five powers discussed land armament but produced no policy declaration. French Premier Briand expressed satisfaction with the direction, as sub committees were set to study airplanes poison gases and other materiel amid Pacific questions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Briand
Frances
France
Foch Starts American Tour in Richmond Parade
Marshal Foch arrived in Richmond on the first day of his U S tour as Confederate capital residents gave a grand welcome. He was cheered as he rode down Monument Avenue and joined a parade through key streets. At the Lee monument he paused to place a wreath at the base.
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Richmond
Marshal Foch
Monument Avenue
Robert B. Lee
Forty Prisoners Start Outbreak in Galway Prison
Forty political prisoners at Galway prison rushed warders and seized keys as a fire burned in two sections. They barricaded themselves elsewhere. five prisoners and five policemen were injured in the ensuing clash. Fire control succeeded despite the mutiny.
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Associated Press
Galway
Ireland
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