Vessels Told to Dry Up Liquor Onboard Nationwide
Telegrams from the Shipping Board and Attorney General order all American ships to immediately stop bringing or storing liquor aboard any vessel under their control. The directive targets ships at sea or in port, with a grace period for existing stocks to be disposed of via legal channels. Secretary Weeks considers Panama canal implications and potential legal clarifications with the Attorney General.
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Washington, D. C
Chalmont
Laskbe
United States Shipping Board
Daugherty
Vgspels Amd
Santo
Garker
Gorl
Japan
Weeks
Republic of Panam
Panama
Maligherty
Republic of Panama
Atjordes
Iba
Tinsted
Sd Loat
Uie
Jiguor
Tgs
Ieuiriies
Minrow Beng
Duilad
Woman Pardoned by Harding.
A widow with a young family was pardoned by President Harding after serving a half year term for violating the agist law. The plea was supported by Mrs. Jdozer at her home, where her 14 month old baby and a forthcoming newborn were present.
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Harding
Muskegor
Mirh
Anba Horer
SbLo
Marddug
Mra. Jdozer
Gasoline Cut Two Gents in Price Across Midwest
A widespread gasoline and naptha price cut of 2 2 gallons is announced to take effect across the Midwest within a 41 minute window, as company survivors and GN Company of Island Maternity Law prepare to test legalities amid ongoing market shifts.
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GN Company
Iodland
U S Treasury to Sell 11 Percent War Bonds 1947 52
The Treasury plans to issue about 50 million dollars in 11 percent Treasury bonds of 1947 52 dated Oct 15 1922 and maturing Oct 15 1953 with redeemable options. Bonds come in denominations 100 300 1000 5000 and 10000 and will be offered to the public with subscription limits and possible recall for oversubscriptions.
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Washington
4. C
Mellon
Ls Guenen
Wiewie
Coverninett’s
United States
Employment Up in Most Industries in September
Washington D. C. increased employment was seen in four principal industries across the country in September, per the monthly Industrial analysis by the United States Employment Service. The report covers 1428 firms with over 500 workers, showing a net fall of 1,609,000. Of the 65 leading industries, 46 reported higher employment than in August.
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Weshington
B. C
United Sates Employment Service
Department of
Iebor
Paroled Convict Feigns Escape in Grand Central Incident
Casiping New York reports a parolee named Lane attempted to flee officers at Grand Central Terminal. He allegedly robbed the law of its vengeance by jumping from a lighter of cults following his return to Bing Slog prison after months on parole. Lane had recently completed four years of a lengthy sentence.
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Casiping
Grand Central Terminal
Dimnell
Bing Slog
Arie K. Lutiehi
Ndgor
Rowton
Wihwele
Aluin Haw
T.agd
Mark Han
Igorgo Swartanger
Mes
Slockten
Kinabea
Mugcattan
Jowest
Enya
Otter Lowa
Plaga
Othura
Dotbert
Sponey
Iowa City
Mowarden Ostaher
Janert
Manryptan
Fall Farm
Gacnt Ag
W. Paragas
Fowan
Newton
Os Mosses
Leona Pickle
Wes National Guard
Delaware County
Upper Java
Amirch
Mason City
Ernest G. Mehardeen
Okninwa
Taelinston
Teleghina Cy
Gia Carlson
Motnen National Bank
Pas Aly
Dataroettin
Mippiey
Bower
Jameson
Akon
Sry
Moma
Gartnor
Harding Asks Near East Relief Drive
A nascent appeal for funds to aid the Near East Relief was authorized by President Harding. The effort will be channeled through the American Red Cross and led by Postmaster General Hayes, with a spontaneous committee aiding fundraising across the nation.
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Harding
Washington
BD. C
Cag
Starding
American Red Cross
Sponta
Hayes
Hart in critical condition in Los Angeles home
Fragmentary report states Hart is critically ill at his Los Angeles residence. The source notes possible typhoid fever complications and a severe decline in health observed throughout the day, with worsening conditions and persistent concerns.
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Los Angeles
Hart
Gee
Marl
Diving Cleared of Murder in Meantime Trial
A writ of clearing on a murder charge emerged as the defendant was absolved in the fatal shooting case of Mew Angin McKennon in Meat County. The trial focused on the connection to the weapon and timing with the incident, revealing no guilt beyond reasonable doubt.
Auto Racer Kile Fever Willian By Ed Sbyers
A racing incident at Overinnit Park injured driver Kile Fever Willian By as a crash sent the car into the fence. Paramedics transported him to Ua County Hospital for treatment. conditions and exact injuries were not detailed in the report.
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Willian
Sbyers
Cotorhold
U S Day Agents Besieged by Mob
A mob besieged U S day agents in Holttindyre Maryland. Violence erupted as the crowd attacked, wrecked the premises, and looted a small track with 35 cases of beer. Police and guard efforts restrained the crowd. arrests followed amid a tense confrontation. The incident sparked court mentions and broader wartime fraud allegations lingering in reports.
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Holttindyre
Sietiry Sebalitakyy
Woodward Atrenta
Donol
Rotlers
Adeks
Mio Saleon
Vem
Washington
Majurles
Brhwlitzky
Doblin The Army Bultelln Gunfight Ends in Fatal Wounding
In a dramatic confrontation the assailant Tanzal 11 from Omaha was fatally shot by Night Marshal A J Law during a battle near the Dabl cabinet. The incident left the target Robert G Tazton, a farmer inventor, among others involved as authorities pursue further details.
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Doblin
Bultelln
Robert G. Tazton
Ava
Allagad Randi
Tanzal
Durlog
Db PoTer Suhpor
Booze Ruling Tasted in Wealington-Samar Case
Attorney General Daugherty issued a ruling on the prohibition questions affecting Wealington and Samar combined with a licensing framework. The action centers on enforcement and interpretation of existing liquor laws and potential impacts on local retailers.
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Wealington—Samar
Mingal
Daugherty
Unclear OCR tale spans farms trials and local events
A disjointed collection of census style notes, court charges, farm auctions, accidents, and community notices. Names like Arie Lutiehi, Mark Han, and Mrs. Sarah Switt appear among farm sales, legal actions, and local infrastructure projects.
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