Day Law Enforced as Ships Barred from Liquor Transit
Washington reports new treasury regulations enforce the Supreme Court dry law ruling banning all beverage alcoholic shipments within U S territorial waters after 12:01 a m June 3. Diplomatic immunity and medical exceptions apply. distressed ships may seek relief only with stringent proof of necessity and bond. Congress may seek remedial legislation. some officials warn the three mile limit remains under the Eighteenth Amendment.
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Washington, D. C
The
Treasury
Supreme Court
United States
Lquar
Congress
Prohibition Era Mystery Solved by Gold Door Knobs Case
Lawrence Crowley, son of Joliet’s dog catcher, built a mansion with solid 18 carat gold door knobs and other luxuries. Prohibition agents pursuing him tied the items to his role in Illinois beer traffic, and he faces federal grand jury investigation as a potential figure high in the operation.
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Chicago
Lawrence Crowley
Joliet I
Prohibition
Crowley
Illinois
Pay Showcraft Employes Boosted
San Francisco reports a wage hike for Southern Pacific shop craft workers raising pay by five cents an hour to 13,000 employees, adding about 750000 dollars annually. Helpers receive an additional two cents per hour.
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San Francisco
Cal
Southern Pacific Company
J. H. Dyer
Iowa Bonus Bonds Sold to New York Syndicate
Iowa's $22,000,000 soldiers' bonus bond issue was sold to a syndicate led by Esta brook & Co of New York. State Treasurer Burbank announced. A block of $12,345,000 will draw 4.4 percent interest and the remainder will draw 4.14 percent.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Estabrook & Co
New York
Burbank
Drys Plan a Drive on Congress for Aid
Washington report notes a dry drive in Congress to secure higher federal funds to enforce the Volstead act after New York Governor Smith signed the bill repealing the state prohibition enforcement law. Local action signals national push for broadened enforcement powers.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Four Killed at Crossing Near Gowanda Erie Train
Four members of the family of John Smith an Erie engineer at the Eastern Tanners Glue Company plant were killed when an automobile was struck by an Erie train at the railroad grade crossing near Gowanda New York one person was slightly hurt.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Erie
Erie Railroad
Gowanda
John Smith
Eastern Tanners Glue Company
Prohibition Efforts and International Protests Highlight Washington
Prohibition Commissioner Haynes plans a stronger enforcement program targeting recalcitrant states to be presented at the governors conference in Washington. Five nations protest the Supreme Court liquor ban on foreign ships within the three mile limit. Bryan to preside over Gothenburg economic conference July 12 and 13. Marine Corps repudiates theories about Lieut. Col. Ellis death in Parao. War Department says 252167 service members will receive summer instruction. Foreign ships may bring liquor for crews within three miles under doctor prescriptions, not as rations.
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Prohibition
Haynes
Governors’ Conference
Washington
State Department
Supreme Court
William Jennings Bryan
Gothenburg
Southern Commercial Congress
Marine Corps
Earl H. Ellis
Parao
Caroline Islands
Notable Missouri Politician Folk Dies in New York
Former Governor Joseph W. Folk of Missouri died Monday afternoon at his sister's home in New York after a brain hemorrhage. Also noted: Capt. Harris William Baker, longshore boats operator and Great Lakes sailor, died suddenly in Detroit. George Washington Cormack, linked to Klondike gold, died in Seattle with under $1,000 as he spent years prospecting in the Yukon.
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Joseph W. Folk
Missouri
New York
James A. Webb
Harris William Baker
Great Lakes
Lakes
Atlantic Ocean
Detroit
Mich
George Washington Cormack
Klondike
Seattle
Yukon
Cascade Mountains
California’s William M Johnston Wins World Tennis Title
William M Johnston of California defeats Belgium’s W Washer in five sets to claim the world hard court tennis championship at St. Cloud France.
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William M. Johnston
California
W. Washer
Belgium
St. Cloud
France
Domestic Indians at Fort Berthold disagree with dogs
At Fort Berthold agency North Dakota tribal leaders decide to live with two dogs each while agents campaign to reduce canine numbers. Government seizes control of Cleveland Brass and Copper Mills after bidding $3 050 000. Multiple deaths and a national wheat conference are also noted.
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Fort Berthold Agency
North Dakota
Cleveland Brass and Copper Mills Company
Cleveland, C
Multitude of 1920s World Events Span Europe to Australia
A Madrid king presents a cobra to a regiment with public excluded from the park. The British House of Commons passes a second reading indemnifying Bridgeman over Irish deportations by 297 to 148. Persia suffers earthquakes killing many with heavy damage. De Valera calls off war against the Free State and orders followers to disband. Ruhr workers join a hunger strike while Communist looting disrupts Esaén markets. US Treasury chief Mellon to visit Britain to discuss debt and dry law enforcement on ships. Executions of 15 nobles in Georgia follow a counter revolution plot. Poincare seeks resignation over justice ministry clash with communists. Fire losses in 1906 beat last year. Butler addresses London luncheon on prohibition. Australia’s Premier Bruce blocks a woman delegate to the League of Nations.
Birmingham Ax Murder Victim Found Behind Store Counter
Charley Graffeo becomes the thirty fifth victim in the Birmingham ax murder mystery after his body is discovered behind a store counter in a residential area. Seven children survive.
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Charley Graffeo
Birmingham
Iowa Notes Warmed by Farm and Finance News
The Vinton college for the blind will graduate a student. Lees of Savilus closes. Logan bank exits. New Sharon Farm Costs Accounting club to demo at the Iowa State fair. Realtors plan county boards, meeting in Des Moines. W C Barber, ex Iowa anti-saloon head, dies in Florida. Fly control linked to sanitation, says Warren J Scott. Prohibition violations drop 50 percent with federal aid. Iowa bond sales expected strong with under five percent. 170+ children examined at Carson clinic. 6 doctors, 6+ nurses present. 105-year-old Jonathan Foulk may move to Los Angeles. Livestock breeders dinner in Marshalltown. Des Moines permits reach 266 this month, value over 976k. may exceed 1 million in May. Veterans insurance reinstatement campaign grows with thousands reinstated weekly, total at 95k. Crop prices rise, livestock steady or slight decline. farm purchase power unchanged. E H Cunningham urges farmers to manage marketing. Warehousing bill studied. warehouse certificates for grain used as loan collateral. Judge Wagner rules banks taxed at 5 mills on moneys and credits, not 80% of 224 mills.
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College For Blind
Vinton
Lees of Savilus
State Savings Bank of
Logan
Wat
Sharon Farm Costs Accounting Club
Kaska County
Iowa Realtors
Iowa Realtors ‘Association
Des Moines
W. C. Barber
Anti-Saloon League
Iowa
Congregational Church
Winter Park
Fla
Warren J. Scott
University of Iowa
G. W. Bronson
W. D. French
Carson
Jonathan Foulk
Marion
Los Angeles
Central
Iowa Fair Association
Fair Association
Farm Bureau
Marshalltown
E. H. Cunningham
Harding
Federal Reserve Board
Washington
Cassady
Department of Agriculture
Henry F. Wagner
Newton
First National Bank
Jasper County Savings Bank
Jasper County
Food for the Family Favorite Old Fashioned Dishes
A vintage kitchen guide outlines baked apple cups stuffed with pecans and maraschino cherries, baked eggplant with cream sauce and cheese, Ever Ready Boiled Dressing from eggs and vinegar, pineapple salad with cottage cheese dressing, pot roast in a casserole with onions and carrots, and raisin salad with lemon juice and chopped apples.
Diet Plan Outlines Calorie Controlled Meals
An 1928 Western Newspaper Union piece lists sample menus for an active adult dining between twelve hundred and fifteen hundred calories. It details portions of soups, stews, macaroni and cheese, meat, potatoes, bread, butter, and desserts to achieve balanced daily intake.
Memory's Burden in a Poem of Roses and Thorn
A brief verse fragment presents Memory lamenting sorrow as the year yields roses. It contrasts sweetness remembered with current smart and suggests personal suffering endured for another.
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War Department
Regular Army
National Guard
Organized Reserves
Civilian Training Corps
Harry G. Bradford
Newcastle
Ind
William T. Britton
Britton
Lansing
Thomas Duncan
Army Air Service
Irving H. Kroupp
State of Illinois
Springfield
Madrid
Alfonso
House of Commons
London
Home Secretary
Bridgeman
Allahabad
India
Persia
de Valera
Aitken
Free State
Dublin
Ruhr
Essen
Melilla
Esaén
Soviet Republic of
Georgia
Tiflis
Poincare
Ministry of Justice
Nicholas Murray Butler
Astor
America
Bruce
Melbourne
Australian National Council of Women
Australia
League of Nations
George W. Snyder
Mary
Murphysboro, Ill
Snyder
Federal Hospital Board
Hines
Veterans’ Bureau
Veterans’ Bureau Hospital
Dwight, IL
York
Henry Ford
W. R. Hearst
Hearst
New Orleans
Mr. Ford
R. EB. M. Cowle
American Railway Express Company
Negro Missionary Baptist Association of Illinois
Jacksonville
Ill
Leighton Mount
Northwestern University
Cook County
Hawkeye
State News
Ose
Western Newspaper Union
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