Home brewing on the wane says Volstead father
International News Service reports Andrew Volstead, father of the Prohibition Act, says home brewing in America is on the quute. He argues that demand for malt syrups and homemade beer has fallen as law enforcement tightens controls and factory beer gains popularity. he notes fewer malt syrup displays and the public’s dislike of the home brew process. He claims confiscations and enforcement deter amateur brewers, while manufactured beer remains easier to obtain.
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International News Service
Paul
Minow
America
Andrew
Volslund
Remnewlec
Jengt
Volstenil
New Orchestra Adds to Gunter Engagements
Mie Columbia recording orchestra is listed for engagements at the Guster hotel in April. The Seven Aces are slated for a beer-filled act at the Laker hotel in Chicago. The Texax hotel at Port Worth is noted for a separate booking. M. Preston dies in Slow, New York at age 67, a Pennsylvania oil industry figure and banker.
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Aomes
Gunter Ween Ares
Columbia Recording Orchestra
Guster
Seven Aces
Thin Laker Hotel
Fatem
Chis Giate
Texax
Port’ Worth
M. Preston
Slow
N.Y
AL. Preston
Ifoneceiw
Pennsylvania
Alreot cHiline Maguinte
Storm sewer promises amid high water concerns in Arlington
Women collapsed a committee seeking relief from flooding on McKinley Avenue Arlington. Street Commissioner Paul Stettler promised action on a $204,000 storm sewer expenditure. Committee adjourned after hearing the pledge and planned to return for further details.
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McKinley Avenue
Arlington ‘Court
Cherey
Paul Ti. Stettler
Mme
Yale
Lin Ponde
Photographer W H Drow Returns From Americas Meet
W H Drow came back Sunday night from Misgill where he attended the forty ninth annual convention of the Photographers Association of America. The event gathered members for four days of meetings and industry discussions with focus on advancing professional standards.
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Photographers’ Association of America
American author Sinclair Lewis sought divorce amid Europe romance
Exclusive circles in Rome and Paris report Sinclair Lewis plans an amicable divorce from Mrs Lewis while pursuing a possible reconciliation with Dorothy Thompson. Berlin Naples and Rome gossip connect Lewis to Thompson as he travels, with friends noting his longing for his wife and a renewed union.
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Tco
Rome
Goselp
Paris
Sinclair Leveis
Rend
Elmer Gantry
Sindir Pa
Dorothy
Thompson
Berlin
Eurape
Lewis
Raine
Naples
Dave
MKS
Blunner Gantry
Avehoy
Dorothy Thompson
Jorethy
Berl
Vienna
Binclair
Dorathy
Russia
Inter
Sinetal
Myscow
Sinclair
Dorody
Must
Goship
Court martial aboard carrier details mutineer case
Court martial proceedings aboard the aircraft carrier begin to unfold around Commander Dantel as Rear Admiral Kerhard Collard faces allegations of abuse and misconduct. Testimony centers on references to bandmasters and a contentious exchange about Admiral Collari’s conduct aboard the Malta bound vessel.
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Gioraltar
Dantiel
Royal
Lingle
Dantel
Kerhard St
Daniel Tha Togat Qonk
Inn
Shanlit Laud
Malta
Tuntah
Coolidge Forestation Message To Radio Forestry Event
President Coolidge announces a forestry event to be aired on AM radio. The ceremony will occur Monday evening in late April at the hotel and park, with government and national representatives from Canada and Interlog participating.
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Tor Thy
Qyegran I Owhieh Charion, Stewart, Mlntatae
Interlog
Atotretas
National Toranta of Canada
Alee
Fall Deposition Ends as Ill Health Delays Trial
Former cabinet officer Fall completes his deposition amid severe illness and fatigue. He testifies on leasing disputes with Sinclair and denies unusual negotiations while asserting the senate committee was unfair. The session covers Liberty bonds, checks, and a one third stake tied to a New Mexico ranch as potential proof for the gas deal.
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Fall
Julurior
Harry J. Sinclair
Califarais
Aleep
Tle
Harey W Sinclair
Atlee Pomerene
Fah
Kull Winosell
Minclair
Senate
Vimpy
Do'heny
Sinclair
McGean
Caslel
Walls
Wyoming
Larry &. Ninclair
J. W. Zevely
Hin
Liberty
Hese
Respitos
New Mexico
Simelair
Leblir
MT. Mverheart
Intl
Svaute Oil Committee
Stade
Ougbird
Lutervel
Mverhart
Luter
Bomrr Woo
Falta
Skoeretiry
Nul
Ole
Contiuwoluis
Washington
Crene
de Turner
Argentine Rider in Fort Worth Trek to New York
Argentine long trek to New York detailed in Fort Worth dispatch with traveler Aimée Welle Tachittely. The piece notes preparations and routes through Victor, Wor, Muskogee Oklahoma, and other locales as the traveler plans onward movement toward New York.
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Fort Worth
N. Y
Iy Tierathindi News Servie
Aimee Welle Tachittely
Horaeman
Fain
Bart
New Yorke
Inter
Ula
Victor
Hina Beet
Mick
Manehn
Trchiffele Pia
Muskogee
Okla
Sex Hoax Revealed In Death Of Oklahoma Champion
Frances Anderson, described as a woman's billiard champion, died by self harm in a shabby Oklahoma hotel after a plea to keep a secret. The report notes he wore a feminine costume even in death.
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Frances Anderson
Oklahoma
Boy Lost Near Naron Bisbal In Abia Apache Hideout
A 15 year old boy from San Antonio, Jack Jones, vanished during a Wilcox high school picnic trip. Search parties and trailers surveyed the Jabrynth of old Indian hiding places in the Cochike stronghold, northeast of Toombstone, once used by Apache chief Goose.
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Bisbal
Abia
Cochike
Jack Jones
San Antonio
Vox
Jis Clus
Wilcox High School
Toimbstane
Goose
Lindbergh Aims For California Leg Of Flight
Col Lindbergh preparing for the next leg toward San Diego after a refueling stop in Tucson Arizona. He travels with accompanying officials including Harold Biiby and Maj. William Robertson and members of the St. Louis Chamber of Commerce.
Migratory Birds Will Be Studied by Expedition Plan
Goodwill ambassadors from North to South America will be studied for science. The National Geographic Carnegie Museum expedition will devote attention to migratory birds.
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Wasuington
Anil
South America
Tn Venecucla
National Geographic-Carnegie Museum
Thief Robs Safe as Owner Sleeps
A burglar stole from a locked safe while the owner slept, slipping a key from his pocket during the night. The incident occurred at 71 Sault Hruzor Street, as reported by Hernandez who runs a local business.
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Uuker
Sault Hruzor Street
Montoy
Hernandez
Weeklong Holy Week Services by City Churches
The Rev Ut VME McGill led a union Holy Week service at St Mark's Episcopal Church as the Alamo Heights Presbyterian Church participated. Daily noon sermons featured pastors from area churches, with nightly services at the church and a rotating slate of speakers including William H. Jorner, Philip O. Welther, Patrick Menry, and others from West Texas, Gourel Heights, and St Mark's.
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Ut. Vme McGill
Alamo Heights Presbyterian Church
St Mark’s Episcopal Church
Sriwvns Tork
Uniter. Hieanspines
Mie Ministerial Alliance
Wpigcopnt
William, H. Jorner
Pencon
Tnot
Philip O. Welther
Gourel Heights
Patrick Menry
South Hite Christin
Shelter
Chilo
Quin
Dhehoy Counsulor
Tdpistopal
West Dexay
Check Forging Suspect Makes Cash For Liberty
A suspected check forger being moved from detectives headquarters at Main plaza to the city jail attempted to escape Monday morning. He was recaptured after a two block chase by Officers A. B. Milstead and A. D. McDonald near the police stallion. The suspect dodged into the crowd on the sidewalks but officers prevented his pursuers from opening fire.
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Main Plaza
A. B. Milstead
A. D. McDonald
Rom
Two Women Beaten in Dallas. Suspect Held for Complicity
In Dallas on April 2 11 a man was jailed here for complicity in an assault on Mrs. Haley aged 40 and her daughter Ruth 12. They were beaten last night with a iron pipe. Mrs Haley's skull fracture X rays show three reconstructions and she is not expected to live.
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Dallas
Haley
Ruth HD
Seep 89 Ex-buyer Dies at Titusville Oil Pioneer
Joseph Seep a pioneer in U S oil development died at his Titusville home aged 89. He will be buried Wednesday at Catherine's Cemetery after a high mass to be celebrated by Rev Herbert Illomeser. Seep chaired the South Lenn Oil board and had been a buyer for Brandan Gil before its dissolution.
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Titusville
Joseph Seep
United States
Wi Titusvile
Ae Catharine's
Toman Catholic
Herbertillomeser
Fort Tha As
Wi Ehiirman
Oii
Te South Lenn Oil Company
Ernne
Brandan Gil Company
Seen Oil-Yt Shasing
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