Supreme Court Nixes Mild Beers and Reds Roundup
A New England wage rally era reports that the Supreme Court declared Volstead era mild beer enforcement unconstitutional while a mass arrest of radicals sparks a nationwide roundup led by the Justice Department. Workers at AMALGAMATED TEXTILE UNION mills in Lawrence Mass protest government actions against alleged Reds. Officials warn of planned demonstrations as investigations into Bolshevik activity widen.
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New York
United States
Wiliam A. Flys
Diepartment of Justice
ADF
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Flynn
Lonewide
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Ellis Tsland
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Camp Merritt
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Blix Island
Wark
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Darraty
Nastun
Atlantic
Aulors
Chigago
Wiliam TD
Hayworks
Evden
Ier
Communist Party
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Whiei
Merial
Intersie
Face T
Earthquake Devastates Mexican Villages and City Centers
Unconfirmed reports indicate two villages near Tulupa disappeared into the ground while San dog Concomuteper was badly damaged on Mount Orizaba. Vera Cruz suffered heavy losses with collapsed churches and damaged adobe buildings. In Mexico City the center of the tremors caused panic, with water systems disrupted and streets crowded as residents sought safety.
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Mexico
Sme
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Orianba
Tuscelo
Covantla
Tulupa
Sandog
Mount Orizaba
Walful
Jolapa
Uust ii
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Tamanting
Oaxaca
Moetelo
Balconiva
Vera Crag
San Angel
Republc
Ventral Observatory
Mevlon
Heap Big Injun to Spend Wealth on Texas Start
Heap Big Injun Jackson Barnett, reputedly the richest Indian in the United States, may spend part of his income from Texas lands. A Federal Commissioner of Indian Affairs said Barnett plans to give the Baptist Church $200,000 and then buy an automobile with a chauffeur.
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Out Worth
Tex
Jackson Barnett
United States
Texas
Thaw Case Linked With New Defense Alibi
Alienist for defense links Thaw case to New trial defense as expert witnesses discuss insanity and sanity. Williams the superintendent of Mattouwan Insete Asutino testifies about Paw the slayer of Stanford White and cross-examines today. Prosecution plans to counter with doctors noting New’s awareness of right and wrong at the time.
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Paw
Stanford White
EO. Sureyer
Frealth
Brovter
Rarmwand Sands
Rummert Ad Claims Quality Jewelry and Home Decor
Fragmentary OCR snippet cites Fred Rummert and McNeel Jewelry Co offering watches, wall hangings, and jewelry. Mentions high quality items and pricing fragment, with unclear items and numbers due to damaged text.
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Point Fipss
Vars McNeel Jewelry Co
Aishes’ Splendid
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Watelies
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Ladrs
Effort to Arm Radicals in Detroit Jail Blocked
Federal authorities in Detroit thwarted a plan to arm radicals at the Federal Building. Two Russian women, unnamed by the Justice Department, were arrested for trying to pass two packages with 25 razors to prisoners. Officials say most of the 500 suspected Reds, held after two Sunday meetings, may face deportation after ongoing examinations.
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Mich
Department of Justice
Barkey
Department
Senate Considers Sedition Bill and Water Power Legislation
Congress reconvenes after a holiday with early business focusing on the Sterling sedition bill and the water power measure. Debate centers on postmaster authority to block writings and the scope of presidential censorship issues, alongside foreign influence inquiries and proposed Americanization provisions.
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Congress
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Senate
Timre
Torah
Republicamt
Idaho
Kenyon
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Chapman
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Feteral Trade Commission
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Berger
Massachusetts
Elaring Sterger
Dela
Hintenarah
Wisconsin
House
Ai Amerie Monister
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Fan Indust
Guard Communists in Kansas City
Disorder and fear grip Kansas City as officials report plans to jail and bar suspected communists. Authorities say warrants are being issued for 32 individuals linked to alleged subversive activities, with police prepared to enter premises if needed and federal agents involved in the case.
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Arthur Cneley
Justice
Hungarian Government Recognized by Allies in Margury Crisis
Dr Wart Muzzar leads the Margury cabinet with two coalition ministries in a government recognized by allied powers. Muzzar has served in parliament for over a decade and belongs to the Catholic Party. He advocates revived Royalist influence now rising in Mongary.
Five die feared as Green Lake streetcar wrecks near Woodland Park
An inbound Green Lake streetcar with passengers left the track at a sharp curve near Woodland Park shortly after seven this morning. The crash toppled the car onto a telephone pole, causing injuries to between 80 and 170 people, with five feared dead and many seriously hurt.
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Gentile
Green Lake
Woodlandrk
Chicago Painters Oppose American Legion Amid Debate
Reported unrest among Chicago painters as delegates of the Federation of Labor attend a Legion event. Tensions rise over a proposed plan with critics labeling opponents as capitalist. Calls for unity and action punctuate the meeting amid a political clash involving a Wisconsin delegate.
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Peters
American Legion
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Federation von
Weather brief fragment notes warmth and local cooling
Fragment reports warmer periods Tuesday with lighter winds and cooler conditions in the north and east regions. Limited readable data suggests a shifting air mass and potential shower chances later in the week.
Supreme Court Hears Prohibition Case On 275 Percent Beer
Washington Jan 5 The Supreme Court refused to lift the ban on beer containing 2.75 percent alcohol. Justice Brandeis authored the opinion with Justices McReynolds Day and others dissenting. The decision limits enforcement and upholds Volstead Act provisions while clarifying federal power over prohibition policy. The case involves brewers seeking to sell non intoxicating beer above one half to two and three quarters percent alcohol by weight. The ruling affects ongoing prosecutions of brewers and liquor dealers amid wartime enforcement.
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DE. C
Brandeis
Supreme Court
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Justice Day
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Reynolds
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Corporation Forge Brews Pony
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William D. Gurhtte
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Ater
Lean Brewing Company
Attempt to steal rare Alamo Medal foiled
Local report recounts an attempted break in at the Alamo museum where a rare Medal of Honor linked to the Alamo and Major Pullen was stored. Mrs. Annie Applewhite, custodian, notes heightened security and a committee considering safer display while the Medal remains on site.
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Alms Museum
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Annie Applewhite
Alanto
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Applewhite
Jaen
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Fang
Alamo
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Alent
German Naval Demand Cut Aims at Weakened Fleet
A scrambled item reports German naval demands to curb certain forces as Washington prepares to host a joint convention. The piece notes anticipated German reply and a looming decision by the convention on steps tied to naval policy and maintenance, with references to Los Angeles and dates around January.
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Washington Bn
Los Angeles
Tailor Shop Ad Offers Kodak Finishes at Soledad Street
An ad for a tailoring business at 109 Soledad Street promotes Kodak finishes. The fragment names Natit Bask and references a fox up and other unclear phrases, capturing a local commerce notice with partial details.
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Penty
Soledad
St. Natit Bask
Typist Aid Implemented by Edison Ibono Firm
A partial OCR fragment mentions F. Beyer and an address at 220-12 West Commerce with reference to typewriters aiding Edison Ibono. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear events, dates, or outcomes.
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F. Beyer
West Commerce
Nell Typewriters Aid Dle
Edison Ibono
Lempin Gud
Adr
Riot in Sofia Leaves One Hundred Casualties
A Manual Telegraph dispatch from Sofia reports about 100 casualties in violent anti-dynastic demonstrations. Forty thousand protesters gathered and attacked the palace of ex King Ferdinand, while police struggled to restore order.
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Ferdinand
London
Sofia
Bulgaria
Baale
Four Men Without Work Arrested in Labor Campaign Sharp
Four men were arrested in a city labor campaign described as active and unrelated to wage offers. Witnesses report offers of employment at three dollars per day, with some suspects resisting work. Court records show several more arrests on traffic and related charges.
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Negroes Verestel
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Buckley
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Army Wings to Carry Insignia Marks of Bold Air Regiments
The War Department plans to let air squadrons paint insignia on planes as they fought on the front. The move honors regiments and aims to instill pride and responsibility, with a long service history to be commemorated by new insignia and battle crest rules.
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