New York Objective in First Action in Anti-Saloon Drive
Frank Getty reports from United Press that a great wet drive to offset the damage convention is under way nationwide. New York aims to lead opposition to the mobilization amendment as candidates must publicly state their stand on the Eighteenth Amendment. The Anti-Saloon League and allied groups push a blunt test: every candidate for Congress must declare wet or dry. The campaign relies on churches, fraternal groups, and organized leaders to press for unified stance and to mobilize voters ahead of the coming elections.
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United P'ress
York
New York
Anti Sateen League
Penn
Gillett
Thal
Stradact
Federal
Nin
Art Sa Joon League
Release of ward from county jail denied by justice
White Plains justice denied the release writ for Walter S Ward after his attorneys challenged the detention. The court ordered the confender of Clarence Peters to remain jailed without bail, keeping the wealthy baker's son in custody.
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White Plains
Jurtice Young
Nine Men Killed in Sudden Explosions at Grastelli Plant
In Sanemahoning Pennsylvania a series of explosions at the Grastelli Chemical Company buildings left nine men fatally injured and twelve others seriously hurt. The blast destroyed three loading houses and another structure. cause remains undetermined. Local authorities search for details as investigators inspect the powder room and damaged areas.
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Ramodated Tress
Sanemahoning
Tony
Grastelli Chemical Company
Ganfield declines to run for United States senator
Waukesha December report states WA Ganfield president of Carrall Cote declines a second bid to become a United States senator. He replies to a request from the Waukesha county delegation indicating the proposal is for term to be presented to the state convention. He says the move is aimed at stifling ambition and is not his aim.
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Carrall Cote
Waukesha County
Wes
Dtinfield
Best Men Fail In Duty At National Convention
A chaotic scene at the national convention exposed party leaders and delegates in dispute over duty and leadership. Some officials faced calls for accountability as tensions rose amid public warnings and tumultuous proceedings.
Properly Balanced Diets and Artery Health Claims
Fragmented OCR text asserts diets and health claims about preventing artery hardening and disease. It references researchers, named figures, and alleged experiments with pathogens, but the content is garbled and lacks clear, verifiable details.
Giants and Dodgers win their first games today
Report notes the New York Giants and Brooklyn Dodgers securing opening wins in a day of early season baseball. Key players mentioned include Miller, Well, Jean Barnes, and Snider contributing to their clubs’ performances.
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Giants
Dodgers
York
New York
Warquerd
Miller
Jean Barnes
Snider
Hays Urges Prosperity Ahead For Film Industry
Will Hays, head of the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America, told an audience at Carnegie Institute that prosperity lies ahead for the industry. He warned against extravagance, urged courage and unity, and called for supporters to push for better press coverage and public understanding of cinema.
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H Hays
Venon Picture Producers and Distributors of America
Car- Neaie Institute
Bert
Laury
Hays
Great Apprehension on Both Sides as Trial Opens
A wartime treason trial in Charlestown draws tense crowds and high emotion. Reporters note heavy guard and vigilant commentary as jurors prepare to hear testimonies. Court observers fear any verdict may fail to settle the case and fuel further unrest.
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Charlestown
Fudae
Wanda
Mivvard
Suradoi
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Camerg
Cutcome
Mear
Private detective indicted for wire tapping and kidnapping
A dubious case centers on a private detective charged with wiretapping and kidnapping in a New York affair. The indictment cites involvement with a Swiss banker and a love triangle, amid a complex web of claimed divorce actions and forged letters.
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York
Edmund Lelgt
Hin
Asalar
Ant Fefer
Darencn
Wm Parte
Epciety
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Lakvar
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Paeldy
Teauvain
Shilman
Postpone Action on Cloture in Senate
Washington report notes Republican readers may postpone indefinitely senatorial action on a cloture demand led by Kellogg and Gooding to speed up debate limits. After caucus votes yesterday the plan to adopt cloture was tabled to Saturday to allow explanation and garner support among colleagues.
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Lawrence Martin
United Pree
Washington
Kenatora Lamoot Kellogg and
Gooding
The Venus Life Theory Echoed In Debated Notes
A fragmented OCR reads like a debate on life on Venus with names and places garbled. It references Abbott and Debates at Mount Walsen and Primed by Cadet othrat, with vague claims of possible forms on Venus and distant discussions of cosmology and science.
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Deana Dorty
Coot
Abbott
Mount Walsen
Othrat
Thay
Fem Crewe
Milwaukee drugstore proprietor indicted in federal probe
Theodore P Eeave, proprietor of a Milwaukee drugstore and former school board president, was indicted by federal authorities today on liquor law charges. The indictment names several local salesmen and alleges violations tied to the Hallar Inn. Additional arrests followed.
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Cer
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Crane Says No Trouble With French in Syria
Former American ambassador to China and former envoy to the Near East, Crane, says he encountered no rioting or hostility toward the French in Syria. He describes his reception as friendly and notes French authorities canceled an arrest order against him as of now.
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Syria
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Uncle Joe’s advice leads Cannone to retire from Congress
Washington dispatch reports Representative Vincent Brennan of Detroit sought Cannone’s guidance on another term or private practice. After consulting the oldest House member, Cannone decided not to run for re election this year following Uncle Joe’s counsel to wait until he has built a larger fortune and stature.
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American Congress
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Three Italians Seized With Sawed Off Shotguns
A fragmentary police report notes three Italians seized with sawed off shotguns near a location described in garbled OCR. The note mentions oath taking and possible links to a murder investigation, with unclear names and places due to transcription errors.
Hutten Net Worried Over Home Brew
A fragmentary report discusses concerns about home brewing and its impact on prohibition. The text references Home Brewer activity and fears of broader social harm if home brews are produced for sale, highlighting potential enforcement and public interest.
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Hutten Net
Home Brew
McCall Enters Mass Primaries To Challenge Lodge
Ex Governor Samuel W McCall of Massachusetts reportedly plans to enter the Massachusetts primaries to unseat Sir Maury Cabot Lodge from the United States Senate seat. The report notes McCall denies aiming to replace Lodge but would react to Lodge's nomination and Wilson era appointments.
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Metall
Premier Warns World Still Threatened in Global Update
A wary premier states the world remains under threat and urges renewed vigilance as political tensions flare. The report blends geopolitical warnings with commentary on ongoing international security concerns and calls for coordinated action.
Pope Pius protests persecution of Russian patriarch
Pope Pius denounces the Russian government over the persecution of the Patriarch and the Russian Orthodox leadership. The statement, attributed to church officials, calls for restraint and protection of religious institutions amid escalating tensions.
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Future of Business and Tax Debate In Congress
The article reports on congressional debate about tax reform and tariff policy as a path to the nation’s business future. Speakers urge shifting from income tax to a business oriented approach, arguing for less financial burden on industry and greater emphasis on stimulus within the steel sector and broader economy. The piece notes disagreements over government policy and sectoral impacts, with emphasis on constitutional and fiscal considerations and future legislative action.
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Pirsig
Gary
Sito
Steel
Unica
Fons
Ruth Sorry for Action Behind Suspension
Babe Ruth apologized for the conduct that led to his suspension after a game. Reports say he argued with umpires and threw dirt at a player, triggering a bench departure and crowd jeers before returning to the clubhouse. The league chief indicated a stiff penalty, with an official review and suspension following the incident.
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