Wet President Endangers Law and Prohibition Enforceme
Rhode Island Anti-Saloon League leader warns that a Smith presidency could nullify prohibition through judges and officials, while Hutton urges Christians to unite in enforcing prohibition. He argues appointments control the system from Supreme Court to marshals and coast guard, urging parties, press, and schools to act.
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R. Patton
Rhode Island Anti-Saloon League
Alfred Smith
New York
Mr. Hutton
Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
United States
Secret Service
Secretary of the Treasury
Prohibition
Prohibition Department
Customs
Coast Guard
Hutton
New York State
al Smith
Federal Reserve Bank
Vow to Uphold Law and Justice Across Our Age
A Christian Science Monitor excerpt urges steadfast public support for officials in enforcing the law and maintaining seriousness in political actions. The plea frames the duty as the supreme task for the current era and pledges to see this effort thrive with divine aid.
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Christian Science
Birthday party for Miss Eileen Sadler at five
Eileen Sadler celebrated her fifth birthday May 26 with about a dozen friends. The yard party featured animal cookie decorations, a cake with five candles and cookies in frosting, and refreshments on a yard table. Uncle Billy offered congratulations as Eileen, now old enough for school, must wait for summer break to start.
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Eileen Sadler
Eileen
Uncle Billy
Proof of Will Notice in Marion County Iowa
Notice is given that there is on file in the Clerk of the District Court of Iowa Marion County an instrument claimed as the last will of John D. Gaass deceased. The will will be heard at the May term 1927 on June 23rd. All interested persons may appear.
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District Court of
Iowa
Marion County
John D. Gaass
Will of Wm Vroom Heard in Marion County Court
Notice that a written instrument purporting to be the last will of Wm Vroom deceased is on file in the Clerk of the District Court office in Marion county Iowa. The May term 1927 hearing is set for June 23 1927 at which interested parties may be heard. Clerk Walter Kester Knoxville Iowa May 31 1927.
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District Court of
Iowa
Marion County
Wm. Vroom
Walter Kester
Knoxville
United States Treasury Bonds Exchange Offer Notice
Notice announces a new offering of United States Treasury Bonds dated June 16, 1927 with 3 percent interest. Bonds mature in twenty years but may be called after sixteen. Second Liberty Loan bonds are exchangeable at par with accrued interest paid as of June 15, 1927. Second Liberty bonds due November 15, 1927 will cease to accrue interest. Holders are advised to consult banks or trust companies at once. the offer is for a limited period, possibly expiring around June 15.信息
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United States Treasury
Federal Reserve Bank
Dynamite Blast Saves Jasper County Bridge
Heavy rain caused rapid creek rises in Jasper County. Emergency crews released debris hindering the 70 foot North Skunk bridge near Richland township as water threatened to wash it away. The bridge was saved after workmen arrived and secured the structure.
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Jasper County
Richland
Skunk
Dynamite Used to Break Log Jam in Jasper County
Fifty pounds of dynamite were used to break the log jam and send timber downstream. Reports today said the rivers were running and no damage was expected. Jasper County cord.
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Jasper County
Cord
Chronicle Ad Cards For Sale
The Chronicle offers no trespassing cards at the office for 10 cents each plus postage if mailed. Chronicle want ads pay.
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the Chronicle
Chronicle
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