Big Victory for Home Brew Unit in Prohibition Debate
A congressional debate on home brewing and the Amended Section N Day Act produced a 36 to 35 vote amid heated arguments over warrants and searches of private dwellings. The Volstead amendment faced opposition, debated by Representatives Field and Volstead as the House adopted a substitute protecting home brewers with restricted search powers.
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Tedard
Cde
Stanley
Senaté
Tha
Avela
Field
Kec+ tuck
Volstead
Minnesota
Radicat Arya
Doda
Volsield
Manchoator
Hewek
Trox Sonor
Mra
Lonting
Yorktown
Cnolea Orajigos
Pyenian
Council Bhufts
Yopgnen Broxs
Newark
Grdag
Northrup Proluce Company
Loe Shawailjoining Ag Keim
Northrup
Orlors
Post Nifita
Rarat Math Hoxaa
Cascade
Dukes
Elly
Ably
Fred Martin
Phe
Bane
Iowa City
Mer Bady
Sokmer
Briand to Head Paris Delegates for Conference
Washington reports Premier Briand will lead the French delegation to an international conference set to discuss Eastern questions. The event begins November 31 and follows President Harding’s invitation. The State Department confirmed via cablegram from Ambassador Herrick. British forces in Ireland ordered to return immediately, prompting uncertainty over a possible truce breakdown and De Valera’s independence stance.
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Briand
Paris
Washington
France
Harding
State Department
United Etates
Herrick
Ireland
London
Wer
de Valera
Innet
Srnti
Plane Love as Defense in Kennedy Case
In a troubled proceeding Los Angeles figures discuss a defense theory tied to a partner’s alleged surrender and conspiracy. The narrative centers on Ralph Obruchnin and his divorced wife, amid a dramatic court conference and a stated plea to the jury.
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Los Angeles
Madalynne Chex
John Kennedy
Fimahand
Jessued
Rilph Obruchnin
Gbeachain
American diplomats attend British Supreme Court sessions in London
Bal. Harvey travels to London with J Butler Wright and Arthur B. Lane to observe proceedings of the Supreme Court. The American ambassador to Great Britain and embassy staff accompany him for the sessions.
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Bal
Harvey
London
George Hervey
Americen
Great Britain
Jefe
Parle
J. Butler Wright
Arthur B. Lane
Supreme Cours
Serbian King Worsens as Former King Peter Illness Deepens
Fragmentary report indicates former King Peter of Serbia is in critical condition with worsening congestion and severe illness described as more serious than previously noted. Local observers expect continued updates as health officials monitor his status.
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Worse
Bolerade
Togo
Peter
Serbia
Fermea
Lere
Two Drownings Reported After Boat Capsize at Devil's Lake
Madison residents Glorence Mwit lime of Afadivon and Nifbe Minnie Yoller of Baraboo drowned when a boat capsized on Devil's Lake. Walter Fields of Chicago, a University of Wisconsin student, was rescued. The report notes the incident occurred amid a period of unsettled weather.
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Madison
Wis
Glorence Mwitlime
Afadivon
Nifbe
Minnie Yoller
Baraboo
Devil's Lake
Walter Fields
Chicago
University of Wisconni
Tar Revision Bill 18 before the House
The House faces a revision of tax policy with corporate and individual rate changes. The plan, pushed by Republican leadership, would raise government revenue by about 209 million dollars and scale back corporate income taxes while altering beverage and manufacturing levies. Debate and a final vote are slated for Wednesday with two days for debate and two for amendments under the five calendar rule.
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Washington, D
Wiwits
Wsat
House of Representatity
Treasury
Uva
Samme Mojordty Menor
Iivans
Committee Republicane
Amule
Incowie
Thas House
Pisa
$4,090,000 More Needed in Prohibition Funding
Washington reports total additional appropriations of 1,065,000 to bolster enforcement against illicit activities linked to bootlegging. The dry enforcement office seizes funds to expand operations, enabling authorities to deploy coast guard vessels and federal prohibition units to curb smuggling along the Atlantic coast.
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Washington
Coast Guard Service
Federal Prohibition Unit
Atinnlig
unclear historical banking heist mentions Chicago and arrest
A garbled report references Worsaw boot, bonds valued around 6009, part of 4300000 misappropriated funds. Names appear distorted including Crami, Cilizard State, Wross & Barings, Hang fontown, Jay ad, Yon Were, Van Wert. Federal agents reportedly arrested a man named Plovenca Shomo in connection with the case last week.
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Chicago
Bandita Crami
Cilizard State Wross & Barings Lush
Hang Fontown
Jay Ad
van Wert
Tires Manni Aga
Powestlun
Plovenca
Plu Wiep
Amnesty talk and peace hopes amid troubled regions
Fragmentary report indicates discussion of amnesty proposals and peace terms amid ongoing conflicts. Mentions Sinn Fein and Turkish capital goals, Greek forces advancing, and Turkish nationalist leadership. Aimed at easing tensions but unclear outcomes.
Washington rate reduction proposal rejected by commission
A regulatory body refused to authorize a general rate cut proposed by nav issued carriers across the western region. The commissioners found current rates not unjustifiable and declined a 26 percent decrease proposed for 1918 amid varying suggested reductions from 25 to 41 percent.
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Washington
Federal agents clash with whiskey runners in New York chase
In a bold pursuit near Jericho, deputies battled armed whiskey runners who fired on patrol cars. Six captured after a long chase, twenty five cases of whiskey found. several deputy injuries reported. Authorities intensified highway patrols to intercept illicit shipments.
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New York
United States
Jericho Inc
Wiyingtom
Hbadrad
Don Wiles
Tonne
Teporta
Goaga
Quarte Vyrioum
Jericho
Mungo
Acrosa Lwo
Robbers steal payroll from Kincaid miners payroll
Bandits in a Springfield area caper grab payroll totaling 124900 from the Peabody Mining interests payroll, striking M. Denen, cashier of the Kincaid Trust and Savings Bank, over the head with a revolver. Deputy and bank officer apprehension reported near Taylorville.
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Springfield
Pherlit
Peabody Mining Intareste
Kincaid, FE
Jim
Shcutty
Iipenid
Taylorville
Springfiard
Protection of Hamie Brew Amendment Move Hurdle
A proposed amendment to the supplementary prohibition bill seeking harsher penalties for officers acting without warrants was advanced by the reforming committee. The House committee approved the measure and sent it to the House floor for a vote, signaling potential strengthening of enforcement provisions.
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Washington, D
Council Delays Changes to Ruhr Occupation Policy
The council will keep the occupation of the Ruhr and the blockade of the Saar until the next meeting, delaying any abolition. Germany must pay promptly or face renewed caution as the council reviews the situation.
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Dawn Rhintland Hare
Pari
Sujiema Council
Germany
Init
Winsteent Ward Victim Megins Article Clarified
Fragmentary text describes a violent incident involving a person named Anthony TAndren killed near a Trent of Ale homme. Details are garbled and unreadable, with no clear date, place, or identifiable organizations. Further readable facts are not provided.
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Megins
Mento
Anthony Tandren
Trent
Ale Homme
Illness Report Signals Worries Over Theatre Star
Fragmentary OCR reports Bernhardt's health as seriously ill in Paris with mentions of colleagues and concern among friends. Although garbled, the notes suggest a theatrical figure of note facing a severe illness and affecting ongoing performances.
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Hernhardt
Paris
Alhoitzh
Sural Bernhardt
Priuch Adlore
Ganonar
Socialists Struggle as Finances Threaten Party
The Socialist Party faces crushing debt with creditors pressing for 24,006 to cover 421,600 in obligations. A national convention report shows a drained treasury after appeals for 20,000, only 8,000 arriving, forcing extensions on the remaining obligations.
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Socialisia
Sociallat Party
Isoinancia
Craic
Tax Exemption Increase Sparks Party Debate
A draft proposal to raise the married exemption to 2500 and adjust rates across the board triggers Republican leaders to press for a party conference rule. Lawmakers debate timelines and committee priority as votes loom, with implications for head of family tax relief and manufacturing levies.
Priest Killed in Church Arc Ties to Marriage Scottish Priest Shot
A minister in Birmingham shot and killed Father Jamia 4 Céyln ot Bt Paris. The incident followed tension over a daughter’s marriage. The priest had officiated the ceremony and recently left his church for the Southern Methodist Episcopal faith.
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Methodiat Episcopal Fur
Kninen
Teck Flyers in Midair Collision Reported Crash
Unclear OCR text describes Teck Flyers aircraft incident near Magan City Iowa with Johnson Koch and May MosVharters. Pilot May MosVharters attempted to climb from one plane to another mid air. ladder or support on Johnson’s plane caused contact and both planes crashed. Incident details remain garbled in the fragment.
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Magan City
Johnson
Roy Koch
Trek Flyera
Korh
Carih
Beauty contest controversy sparks House debate
In Oklahoma Representative Herrick denounces a planned beauty contest as a sinking trend for women, while editors face potential penalties for staging such events. The uproar centers on views of female appearance and the legitimacy of beauty contests in the press.
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Washington
Cantoris
Herrick
Jenubitenn
Oklahoma
Womien
Milwaukee job market rivals applicants in July
Milwaukee during July showed near balance between jobs offered and applicants seeking work. The federal monthly review reported 3,554 applications for work at the employment office and 3,638 calls for workers.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Warnera
Boy Hangs self in Montana lodging house
A youth returned to his room in a Montanan lodging house when a note revealed a failed venture. Dr M Roberts examined the scene and found the youth had hanged himself, with a note mentioning a voyage and a plan that went awry. The police and local authorities investigated the suicide and noted the note as key evidence.
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Sell
Mont
Dr. M. Roberts
Tia Yon
Mb Roberts
Fragmented wartime report on near-miss vehicle accident
A damaged wartime entry describes a car accident near a nitrate plant site with several named officials and workers mentioned in unclear terms. The text references a secretary at war and representatives, but details are obscured by OCR errors and partial phrases.
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Washington
Steary Watt
Munelo Shonla
Fey Nya Darecatyon
War Works
Sprith
Aliman
Mie Bane
A. B. Praters Not to Mx Parla Col George Harvey Avelaret
In a fragmented report the article notes Praters not to mix with Parliament and Col George Harvey Avelaret cites U S relations. It mentions a Senate relief view and the League of Nations aim to address the Sho sian situation with President Harding referenced.
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A. B. Praters
Parla
George Harvey Avelaret
Bates
United Sistes
Joornail
Nationa
Nevey
I Harding
Fragmented early 20th century news report from unknown city
Report mixed with garbled names and events. Mentions arrests, accidents, and local incidents including a driver in an accident, a woman in Sioux City, a Negro hotel porter in Ottaw a fatal fall, and several other scattered crime and public safety notes with unclear dates and places.
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Duunnwa
Lee
Parney
Gerceide Menten
Sioux
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Mevatar
Olinger
Wightulog
Steawbercy Point
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Farina
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Qozard Whelan
P. Whalen
Fragmented OCR reads as a garbled local notice
A noisy OCR passage mentions names and places in a jumble with likely references to a local event or listing. Readable elements include scattered names such as Wesley and Pittadolonta and general phrases implying a public notice, legal or civic context, but details are unreadable.
Surgeons Glota Safety Bin in Stomach Buena Olls-an
Odd garbled report describes a medical procedure where a safety bin was apparently placed in a patient's stomach in Buena Olls-an. Unclear names and details follow about guardians, a couple, and an operation cut short by an unrelated incident.
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Olls
Ganzi Jaequlens
Farmar Showered Wilt Burning Whisky Dies
Fragmented text reports a person named Farmar in a troubled scene involving whiskey and burning, with garbled phrases about a physician and a private plan. The readable bits touch on fear, a medical repair, and possible addresses but lack coherent details or context.
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Farmar
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