Beer measure repents 1s ners beer measure repnts 1s ners
The Bingham bill to realize 4 per cent beer was adversely reported today by the senate manufactures committee. It was beaten by 7 to with two members not on nine. Opponents included McNary Goldsborough Hatfield Cutting Costigan and Smith. Wheeler and Long were not present.
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Washington
D. C
Bingham
Senate Manufactures Committee
Republican
Connecticut
Republicen
New Jersey
Bulkley
Democrat
Ohio
LaPollette
Rex Publican
Wisconsin
McNery
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Oregon
Goldsborough
Maryland
Hatfield
West Yagama
Cutting
New Mexico
Costigan
Colaratio
Smith
South’ Carolina
Sheppard
Texas
Wheeler
Montana
Long
Louiana
Labor Leaders Press for Prohibition Changes in Senate Testimony
Labor leaders from the American Federation of Labor told a Senate committee that without modifications to national prohibition enforcement will falter and funding may end. They cited beer legalization as needed to ease economic strain and condemned ongoing beer and malt syrup taxes as paradoxical. California lawmaker witnesses predicted the state will move toward a positively wet stance at the next election.
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Plashington
American Federation of Li
Senate
Congress
Lis
Isbar
Joan Manning
Oe Lahel
California
Home Loan Bill Advances After Subcommittee Action
A congressional subcommittee approves a home loan bill after President Hoager’s plan is reflected in ten fundamental changes. Rep. Reilly, a Democrat, chairs the subcommittee as the measure moves toward broader consideration. The bill aims to extend federal financial support for housing.
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Washington, D.C
Hoagers Home
e Reilly /Democrat
Bank Hold-Up Ends as Kansas Bandits Captured
Police capture three men tied to a bank hold up at a Kansas City branch after the robbery. Cashier H. C. Alberti reported over $1000 in currency taken. One youth was identified as a gang member and the others were sought shortly after.
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Kansas
Kansas City
JLNE
Brotherid Suite
H. C. Alberti
Bande
Hey
Cadet Injured As Plane Strikes Tree During Takeoff
A cadet trainee named Joseph Ro Quam sustained injuries when a training plane struck a tree during takeoff near Milebel Lake Tuesday morning. The aircraft, flown by Cadet LV Mareath, landed safely with no further harm reported.
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Joseph Ro Quam
Helly Fied
LV Mareath Graf
Monte Carlo Fails to Pay Dividend
Monte Carlo in Monaco announces it will not pay its annual dividend for the first time in its history. The casino shows a profit this year of 1.4 million dollars, down from 2.28 million last year, with stock trades at 100 dollars per share versus near 500 in former days.
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Monaco
Ponte Carlo
Monte Carlo
Europe
Couple Wins Huge Oklahoma Oil Royalty Case
Mr. and Mrs. Davis Jackson expect more than a quarter of a million dollars after Federal Judge Robert L. Williams ruled their son Raymond Jackson was killed in a 1931 railroad stock claim and dismissed spurious Raymond Jackson heirs. Oil royalties impounded by the court will be released. lands valued at $3,000,000 were not affected.
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Muskogee
Okla
Davis Jackson
Robert L. Willams
Raymond Jackson
First Lady Speaks at D A R. Congress
In Washington on April 19 Mrs Herbert Hoover, guest of honor at the forty first continental congress of the D A R, greeted the daughters with a gracious speech. She expressed hope for their success in preserving national ideals.
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Washington, D. C
Herbert Hoover
Forty-First Continental Congress
Robbery Suspect Caught After All-Night Dallas Run
Detectives returned to Dallas after an all night ride from Galveston with a suspect in the $38,000 robbery of John N Mc Commas messenger for the Mercantile Bank and Trust company. He was transferring the money from the Federal Reserve bank last Friday.
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Dallas
Galveston
John N. McCommas
Marcantile Bank and Trust Company
Federal Reserve Bank
A. Business Betters Itself
The author notes mortuaries adopting standardized pricing and improved methods, labeling them as more economical operations. The piece cites pioneers in price reform now facing a dawn of broader adoption and mentions a shift toward a new model described as China’s Parra Pla.
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