Hill argues Volstead Act limits on home made wine
Baltimore Md Nov 10 Referee John Phillip Hill faces six indictments for home brewed fruit wine and cider with 2.75 percent alcohol. He seeks a court ruling on whether the Volstead Act permits home made drinks under a one half of one percent threshold and challenges the scope of intoxicating liquor as defined by Congress.
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Senator Lodge Dies After Second Relapse
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge longtime Republican leader and Massachusetts statesman died following a second relapse. Tributes poured in as colleagues recalled his leadership in foreign policy and anti League stance. Funeral services will be held at Dr William Sturgis Bigelow’s home with burial in Mount Auburn Cemetery.
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Bells Tell Death Of Senator Ledge Re Tw Rowe
The article reports the death of Senator Ledge Re Tw Rowe at 41 Nerampt amid public sorrow. It notes his service in the legislature, his age, and widespread reaction in Washington and beyond as mourners gather.
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G O P Senate Majority Cut Third Recent Vacancy
In Washington on November 10 President Coolidge learns of Senator Logeem’s death, removing a longtime Old Guard figure and triggering a major realignment. The vacancy could shift Republican control after March 4, prompting jockeying for committee assignments and fleet alignment as the party seeks a cohesive Senate majority.
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Would Return To U.S. Says Emme Goldman
The 1919 report notes Emme Goldman as a radical leader who reportedly would return to the United States. Mae Meee allegedly secreted a tandem for several Verh, details unclear in the fragment.
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Seematar Colt Memorial Election Held
A seal election is held for the purpose of selecting a successor to the late Seamatar Colt of ee e istant. The event took place on a recent Tuesday as part of the orderly transition.
Church Encourages Newspaper Ads to Call People to Church
The Federal Council of Churches urges nationwide use of newspaper advertising in a campaign to bring nonattenders to church. Charles Cymete tl, secretary of the evangelism commission, says ads should supplement church notices and reach readers who would not enter a church, stressing the value of ad columns for gospel outreach.
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General Wa Plenning Renewal Chinese War
A garbled report discusses a Chinese conflict with references to war officials and punitive actions. It mentions troop movements and reviews of strategic plans, with unclear dates and places but signals a formal declaration related to wartime conduct.
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Cactus Tee Freee MO Woo Umte Beene At Tem
The readable fragments describe a cactus themed item and a person or place linked to Tem. Details are unclear but suggest a local label or event involving a cactus tee and a named individual.
Hydrodynamic Glider Breaks World Speed Record on Seine
A flat boat powered by a 656 horsepower motor achieved a world record speed of about 140 km/h over 1,660 metres on the Seine below Paris. The craft, guided by pilot M Feeder, set a historic mark in this hydro glide class.
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Coolidge to Visit Arlington Tomorrow
President Coolidge plans Armistice Day observance at Arlington National Cemetery. He will place a wreath on the tomb of America’s Unknown Soldier with Secretary Wilbur and Acting Secretary of War Davis accompanying as military representatives.
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Late News Bulletins On Irish Tension And New York Events
Amid garbled reports, the bulletin notes Irish tension and a New York state matter. It mentions 12,808 arrests in a period and references police actions, schools and talks with pupils, plus various unnamed officials and locations.
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Baying Orders Age in Freed New York Markets
Trading in New York markets surged with heavy order flow as initial gains faded. Market activity indicated renewed volatility amid mixed signals on oil shares and financials.
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