Heavy Wet Ruling Sparks Liquor Warehouse Debate
Washington DC reports the Supreme Court weighing a Volstead era issue on whether owners can withdraw liquor from warehouse certificates. Lawyers say certificates may transfer ownership, with banks using them as loan collateral, complicating enforcement as prohibition agents prepare for potential stock withdrawals and tax payments. The piece also covers hunger strikes in Arkansas, a Nebraska woman lawyer vindicated, and Ireland peace chatter.
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Washington, D. C
United Statag
Severul Diya
Roysragi
Hinnks
Federal Revenue
Larga Mensura
Jarre
Million Dollar Mail Train Robbery Stuns Nebraska
In Omany Nebraska on November 15 a mail train robbery between Omaha and Council Bluffs yielded about 1 million dollars in gold and specie. Investigators from two counties and federal inspectors pursue the robbers who vanished with the valuables aboard the through train from San Francisco to New York.
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Omany
Neb
Omaha
Coutwell
Potlee
Omahy
Council
Sherif's
San Francisco
New York
Peasure Cay
Pacific
Atlantic
Washington
Hoover and Gomper discuss looming hard winter labor crisis
Washington reports Herbert Hoover arriving for a conference with Samuel Gompers and AFL leaders to address a predicted nationwide winter crisis. Hoover blames a drop in export trade for the economic pressure and notes potential job gains as December approaches, but declines to comment on wage reductions.
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Washington
Herbert Woover
Samuel Gompera
American Federation of Labor
Hoover
House Has 302 Republicans Worthington
A revised list from the House clerk shows 302 Republicans, 192 Democrats and one living member recorded initially. Early unofficial reports suggested the next house would consist of 207 Republicans, 127 Democrats and one Socialist.
Punish Wrongdoers Amid Graft Probes and Shipping Board Actions
Fragmented report covers statements by officials on anti graft measures and swift conclusions by the shipping board. Mentions chairman of the organization and calls for justice, with scattered notes on Japanese population and a local public service commission meeting.
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Whalington
Shipping Board
Hat Organization
Ede Mingelé
Indians Make Abuse Charge at Ninth Annual Conference
Report at the ninth annual meeting of the Society of American Indians alleges widespread abuses by government agents, including seizure of property and forced payments. The record cites land leases to a fruit company, displacement of tribes in Montana and South Dakota, and starvation threats, with several Indians reported jailed by federal officials amid protest.
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Society of Américan Indiana
St. Louis
Hpimals la Sloan
Washinton
B. Cypiraktent
Society of American Dla
Vie
Phim
Bern
Murphy
Beldaghiis
Montana Tins Leon
Fruiti Ing Corporation
Fort Belleay
Sands Dakota
Cantly
Odo
Miisstoner
I Eltle Company
Ertlans
Popnintad
Richardson named new head of prohibition enforcement
Chicago dispatch reports Frank D Blehe anison named to succeed Ma uk W Dalrymple as chief of central district prohibition enforcement. Dalrymple has departed and Maj. W Brown is acting head. Richardson begins duties Monday amid ongoing investigations into alcohol trafficking and related cases.
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Central District
Chicago
Frank D. Bleheanison
Énectat
Central Dstrict
Mr. Richardson
W. Dalrymple
Maj. Dalrymple
T. W. Brown
Joent Department
Ar. Mcharidsen
de Waller Sadler
Mike Je
Still Hunt for HS2L Crew Still Missing After Wreck
Chicago November 1 hope of finding alive is abandoned as wreckage is located near the bar tone. The Great Lakes naval station reports that Commander Whisan believes most crew perished while others were missing or captured. The draft of the incident notes casualties among Robigh Chaka and Chiete Mrinter Cacenr amid a broader search for the crew.
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Sreat Lakes Naval Station
Chicaga
Baseball labor talks reshape major leagues leadership
The text describes a federal pledge to pay $44,000 annually from major leagues to an American entity, mentions Judge Landis steering baseball toward a new players' body, and outlines plans for a loyalty group and a governing structure with Laney as chair. It hints at a new, organized contract formalizing representation for minor leagues.
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Kenesky Mowitsilie
Lamus
Ani
Tor Aissumie
Nice
Xecath Byte Office Ag Federal Jhige Nth
Me Aimerican
Annabuttanitt Bingo
le Moe Cor
Dhage
Laney Dota
Landis Wit
Nppoliite
Hyral
Roy Menu
Talk of Peace in Ireland Stirs London Reports
London dated report from the Daily Mall Dublin correspondent claims talk of peace is rising in Ireland. It says Sinn Fein extremism is broken and that Moderate voices are gaining acceptance. The piece notes the country may be ripe for imminent compromise with the House of Lords set to hear a new proposal on November 2.
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Ireland
London
The
Daily Mail
Dublin
Gallvitty
Daily Mall
Minulay
Big Cut in Winter Sits in Cheaper Prices
Illness and market notes from Tincheater New York report a drop in wholesale wool prices from 89 to 80 percent as Rochester closes facilities and Springiver of the raw materials opens at lower rates.
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Tincheater
N.Y
Passport to Mrs M Swiney scandal at Cork plant
Washington November 47 Mrs Teresa Mockwiney widow of Cork's former mayor authorized a malmalton inquiry into alleged pay irk and bad obstructions. Hearings set for November by the company board as the plant faces closure. Mrs Tabor to be released after charges of manslaughter loom in the case linked to Maude Valeia Virgo's death.
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Tabor
Barah Tabor
Rylin
Maude Valeia Virgo
Mrs Crane Granted Decree In Custody Case
Geneva Ul reports Mrs Crane was granted a decree awarding custody of her son Hophael and directing alimony of 10,000 dollars to her lawyers. The decree names Mr. Cente phy as the trustee and specifies child custody and support terms.
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Geneva
WU Flea
Penniful
Cosi Wien Welde
Sleghert
Can Maillionaire
Chicago
Ana Low York
Chin
Kang County
Sepaprate
SL. Crono
Wutt Sunyearght Son
Hophael
Runioniso
Cente
Fu Tees
Auto Tire Theft Probe Inconclusive At Neb Post Office
A garbled police bulletin reports a theft of 18 000 dollars in auto tires from a Nebraska post office. Investigators reference suspects including Treniersop and others but details are unclear amid damaged text. Authorities pursue leads on forged or misdirected claims and potential involvement of local clerks.
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Vera le
Wennger
Ayn Wilingel
Pelle
Fa Furs
Suileo
Ag Rao
Reneehem
Ely
Tewern
Bork
Neetry
Tarariy
Esse Nfiey
Crimea
Ani Shildren
Stielters Vaonshiinh
Treniersop
Onan
Die Post Office
Hodge
Mail Robber and the Lost Contingent Report
An unclear report mentions a group led by Cone Kays facing a counterfeit mail heist attempt. Fragmentary references list Ney and twenty years, with mentions of WUE Inc and SLAW. Names, places, and dates are garbled, leaving a partial scene of a crime and disrupted witnesses.
Obituary and Local News From Cedar Falls and Surroundings
Obituary notices recount David Jorden’s passing and community ties on the John Dilson farm near Kooxvita. Other items describe land sales to Neal Kwikohs for $168, regional conventions, politics in Iowa and Minnesota, and a Chicago holdup. The report also covers agricultural shows, livestock figures, and wartime reflections from Dutch travels.
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David Jorden
Anyatyek
John Dilson
Kooxvita
Meron
Noth Waat
Prutria City
Neal Kwikohs
Acro
Brata Difatgo
Titsoi
C. Iellay
Pribane
Eiftdeen
Towa Stile Teartiera
Collega Java
Oan Lia An
Lowe
Rochester
Minn
Fawan
George Th’ Wheeler
Polhod
Pecartly MeNtevan
A. Moora
Wiverloo
Byor
Moore
Company
Cedar Falls
Carheran Syrad
Iowa
Towa Wyach
Wowans Mle Blonniry Society
Nist Tn Jolpt
AL Newton
Epland
Waa
Cizensa National Bank
Muntab
Osterland
FF. Sleer
Hampton
Aniga
Wino
Elolin
Petly
Netherlands
Eti
Mit
Sinlé Rothing
Wile
WR Kotivy
Cie Tisibactucs
Preyluis
Abgbal Dhe
Wang Tm
Ming
Wni
Dlerry Cavanaugh
Mason Chry
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Horest
Archie Ingbretteon
Bosworth
Waldorf College
Arinlathee Day
Cael Gtin
Amclouy Daeifertt
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Ohis
Higiwettaou
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Nivelle
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Cheatéré Lo Justice
Hawaii
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le Relng
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Nov
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Hotland
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Watland
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Bijuro Shideidra
Lardis
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Posalilon
Nochester Fira
Mrs. M’swiney
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Cork
United States
Chaya
Noy
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