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Riverdale Pointer

Location

Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1926

Page

6

Public debate on prohibition shifts between temperance groups

Cardinal OConnell condemns compulsory prohibition as opposed to holy scripture. Treasury plans changes to enforce laws amid new conditions. A national conference on temperance, dubbed face-the-facts, will meet on George Washington's Birthday. Episcopal Church Temperance Society favors legalizing light wine and beer after a survey showed broad support for modification, though clergy question its accuracy.

Washington Treasury Department Association Against the Prohibition Amendment George Washington New York Church Temperance Society of the Episcopal Church James Empringham Anti-Saloon League Empringham Fils Society Protestant Episcopal Church Church Temperance Society James Bingham

Germany seeks aid in dispute with Italy at League entry

Berlin hopeful for peaceful solutions as Germany braces for Mussolini threats of war. Berlin notes Mussolini’s deputies speech as a display of fascist resolve and Italy’s anti German campaign, while German officials respond with tempered, dignified remarks.

Berlin League of Nations Germany Mussolini Chamber of Deputies Reich Italy

Southern Jury Spares Colored Man in Glover Case

In Coushatta Louisiana Joseph Hardy twenty year old colored farmhand convicted of second degree murder in the slaying of white planter John S Glover. State troopers guarded the courtroom as Hardy received a life sentence, effectively serving about fifteen years.

Coushatta Joseph Hardy John S. Glover Louisiana

Senate Kills Tax Publicity Feature And Moves Toward Reform

Washington reports the senate approved repealing the publicity provision of the revenue law. A Norris amendment to make tax returns public was defeated 32 to 49. Senate plans night sessions to pass the tax reduction bill and send it to conference with the House for final enactment before March 15 tax payments.

Washington Senate Norris Rep House Smoot Utah Senate Finance Committee Nebraska Keller Tennessee

Virginia Racial Integrity Bill Sparks Debate in Richmond

In Richmond lawmakers debate a bill dubbed racial integrity that would classify anyone with any Indian or Negro ancestry as colored and bar interracial marriage. Opponents warn many prominent Virginian families could be affected, with potential classifications reaching into the General Assembly and thousands of citizens.

Richmond Amoungield Virginia General Assembly Lie State

Many Prelates Plan to Attend Holy Congress

Chicago crowds expect up to 1,000,000 pilgrims for the twenty eighth International Eucharistic Congress next June. Delegates arriving include Very Rev James Kuklinski C R Warsaw Archbishop Edward Ropp Warsaw Archbishop Joseph Teodorowicz Lemberg bishops of Siedice and Kauxice six monsignors Warsaw pastors and Polish clergy. Delegates from 60 Spanish dioceses will attend and a party of 300 Belgians are scheduled to participate.

Chicago North Cass Street James Kuklinski C. R Warsaw Poland Edward Ropp Joseph Teodorowicz Lemberg Siedice

Amherst Girls Vote Against Smoking at College

The girl students of Massachusetts Agricultural College voted 83 to 2 against permitting smoking by coeds at the college in Amherst Massachusetts.

Amherst Mass Massachusetts Agricultural College

Patriot's Death at Fort Griswold by British Major Bromfield

William Ledyard, an American Revolutionary officer who defended Fort Griswold near New London Conn, was killed when stabbed by his own sword wielded by British Major Bromfield.

William Ledyard Fort Griswold New London Conn Bromfield

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