APOS LIBERTY Aims at repealing Prohibition and reform
A two day Philadelphia convention of APOs Liberty, led by Afarthew Woll, urged repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment and modification of the Walsterd act. The report cites attacks on prohibition by labor leaders, calls for aggressive tactics, and signals possible legalization of light wines and beer by next Congress.
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APO
Liberty Legion
Afarthew Woll
American Federation of Labor
Philadelphia
Wall
Clurch
Man
Marai Suszsian
Mr Woll
Woll
I. M. Osborn
Cigar Makers’ International Union
Senate
Washington
Honor to Unknown Mother at Shrine on Mother's Day
A ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery honors unknown mothers whose sons lie in the cemetery. Representatives from American War Mothers and other patriotic groups lay wreaths at the Unknown Soldier’s tomb, under Army leadership, with prayers, music, and an act of Congress memorial. Troops and Boy Scouts assist, and local sermons mark the occasion.
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Arlington Cemetery
Act of Congress
Charles P. Sommerall
Joseph RB. Sizoo
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Arlington
Congressional Club
Army
Fort Meyer
A Mother It Is a Wonderful Thing
A reflective note on a mother’s love and care. It highlights a mother’s constant support, forgiveness, and understanding, and ends with the poignant truth that her only fault may be dying and leaving her child.
Day Held Sacred to Mother Love
The piece honors Mother's Day observed on the second Sunday in May. It traces origins from Mothering Sunday, notes US adoption since 1924 via presidential proclamation, and describes church observances, flowers, and gifts as expressions of love for mothers. It emphasizes family reunion, letters, and devotions in a period voice.
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Lucile Day
Indianapolis
British Isles
United States
Congress
Djeimt
W Itson
Cials
United State
Mother's Pride in This I'm Sure We All Agree
A brief column notes appreciation for mothers and nature, reflecting on shared sentiment and wholesome family values as expressed by a traditional voice. The item reads as a light, reflective snippet praising motherhood and the natural world.
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Roosevelt
Walker
Edward W. Pickard
New York State
Jimmy Walker
New York City
Tammany Hall
Metropolis
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F. D. Roosevelt
John Haynes Holmes
Stephen S. Wise
City Affairs Committee
Fght
Cras Arthur Woops
President's Commission For Unemployment
Organization
Europe
Hoover
Washington Post
Curtis
the Post
Dmigtt Morrow
New Jersey
Calvin Coolidge
Lowden
Dawes
Borah
Senator Watson
Indiana
Theodore Roosevelt
W. L. Harding
Lans
Republican National Committee
Midwest
Federal Farm Board
Harding
Ody
Canada
King of
Siam
Ing Prajadhipok
Rambai Barni
New York
Larz Anderson Mansion
Massachusetts Avenue
White House
Far East
Protestant Episcopal Church
Presbyterian Church
Episcopia Commission
General Assembly of the Church
Pittsburgh
General Convention
Denver
Menent
Urbana
Harry Woodburn Chase
University Ofllinois
George Barr
Board of Trustees
Chase
Doctor Chase
University of North Carolina
Bas Beed
David Kinley
E A. Alderman
University of Virginia
Kinley
Shanghai
China
President Agover
Cape Henrr
Virginia
Mrs. Hoover
Department of Commerce
Britain
Philip Snowden
House of Lords
Labor Party
Snowden
OVIET
Russia
Milis
Mills
Italy
Gypes
Cairo
Ilver
Nour
Key Pittman
Nevada
Ching
Arthur Vandenberg
Michigan
Philippines
Claude Sianson
Henrik Shipstead
Minnesota
Pittman
Vandenberg
Treasury
Swanson
Shipstead
Mr. Hoover
Sen
Alfonso
Damaso Berenguer
Spain
Morocco
Jaca
Matthew Woll
H.W. Chase
God
Chris
Fen
Star of
My Life
Star of My Life
My Mother
Det MeChing
Anirines Paine Four
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