Michigan votes 101 for repeal day
Detroit April 4. Michigan voters embraced repeal of the eighteenth amendment. The state, first to ratify a prohibition repeal, gives a Democratic win in statewide contests. Unofficial returns show 586,280 for delegates favoring repeal against 160,641 opposing. Wisconsin期待 decisive anti prohibition vote as nation watches.
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Pastor Freed on Girl's Charges to Seek Pulpit Return
In Muncie Indiana on April 4 a circuit court jury acquitted Rev G Lemuel Conway of attempting to assault a Sunday school teacher and he plans to appeal for reinstatement in his pulpit at Madison Street Methodist Episcopal Church. He had been suspended for one year after a previous jury found imprudent ministerial conduct. The five year old minister was acquitted three hours after the case began. Helen Buffman testified the preacher made for on promises during a car ride and in court last night.
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Bright Shaw baritone and guests at Fenwick Luncheon
The Bright Shaw baritone Tyreheon and Monte Davis perform with Jewel Carey at the Fenwick Luncheon Club a 12:50 gathering at St. Anthony Hall. Numerous social events continue through Fiesta season with teas, dances, and receptions hosted by local clubs and families across San Antonio and nearby cities.
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Investors oppose securities bill in Congress
Arthur H. Dean of New York said he represents multiple investors and denounced the administration’s securities bill as a “hopeless confusion” of provisions. He cited sympathy with Roosevelt but argued the bill fails to adequately protect investors. William G. Breed of New York testified that he did not represent the proposal and backed publicity on all issues, aligning with the American Investment Bankers Association and related bankers from New Jersey and New York.
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Families Await Anousl As Wreck News Drifts In
Lakehurst and Barnegat area brace for word on the dirigible Aran tragedy. Wives and families cling to scraps of information from the crash site as at sea and naval air station towns reel under the unanswered questions. Weathered by grief, they wait as rescuers labor and the community shares in the long vigil.
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Roosevelt Proposes Interstate Oil Regulation Amid Splits
President Roosevelt sent letters to governors of 17 producing states outlining recommendations to curb inters tate shipments of duty producer and to sever pipelines from other industry branches. The plan shows compromise between major and independent groups, favoring strict enforcement of the federal gasoline tax and a majority proposal, while resisting some calls for a broader pipeline regulation.
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