Conspiracy Charge Over Canadian Liquor Export Ring
Aug 12 Montreat reports a Superior Court filing by Canadian distillers allege a forged pact among British firms and Vancouver companies to ship liquor into the United States. Plaintiffs seek a court determination that the agreement is illegal under export laws and claim damages of 508,404.19 tied to sales via the organization.
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Montreat
Dominion
Hawlle
X Sui
Liffa
Cojety “Company, Ltd
Pioneer’ Distillers, ‘Ltd
Brewers and Distillers of
Vancouver
United States
South Advised to Leave Third of Cotton in Fields
Government officials discuss a plan to leave about a third of cotton in the fields to ease oversupply concerns. The proposal contrasts with a 10,000,000 production figure for the year, with official routers commenting on the plan and its regional implications in Georgia.
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South
Ratlin
AKO
Che Geli
Garr Estate Reported Worth Over Sixteen Million
New York report states Garr, chairman of the Itrel Sintra Steel corporation, left an estate valued at over sixteen million dollars. An inventory indicates substantial assets including an art collection and other properties. The document notes inheritance taxes and payments to state and federal governments.
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New York
Bichet
Garr
Itrel Sintra Steel Corporation
Hamid
Wecme Taxis
Wovernmen
Social luncheon and bridge events tease local society
Miss Emmn Hawkins and Miss Elizabeth Darragh hosted a luncheon at Col. C. E. Hawking's East Magnolia home with a flower centerpiece and a guest list including Miss Smits, Miss Heidt, Miss Meddis, Miss Trancasier, Miss Lalo, and others. A Van-Amevien round table planned a 8 pm bridge tea after the Mengee hotel exhibit, with Vienna’s Lamine present. The living room featured summer flowers and a Dresden centerpiece. Miss Torre chaired afternoon tea and a bridge session with prizes won by Mrs. Griner, Miss Jones, and Mrs. Ripley. More guests stayed later. plans for a small bridge party and other visits around town continued through the week.
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Emmn Hawkins
Elizabeth Darragh
Col. C. EB. Hawking
East Magnolia
Tweetirt Smits
Helen Heidt
Betty Meddis
Sitter Trancasier
Nancy Lalo
Natalie ‘Maamok Imagene
Frances Shannan
Van-Amevien
Mengee
Leng D'Lamnancuirt
Vienna
Lorraine
Dresden
Miss Torre
Linton Ror
Uip
Myra
Arthur Moerson
Oi Wimberly
Texas
Santo Lyer
Jailed 16th Time for Horse Theft
MERCHANTVILLE November 12. Joe Thuzzard aged 79, known as Notorinus Truzzard, is jailed again for horse theft. He has spent over forty years of his life in prison across previous convictions, with this latest act adding to a long crime record.
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Merchantville
Nov
Aue
Joe Thuzzard
Lip Notorinus Truzzard Brothers
Welsh Mountain
Lancaster
JS Previnna
Mail Car Bombed at Washington DC Post Office
Postal investigators probe a bomb attempt on a mail car near Washington DC. Authorities report damage to the vehicle and are reviewing surveillance footage and mail handling procedures as part of an ongoing inquiry.
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Washington, DE
Postal
Spuennes
Maxwell House Coffee in Vita-Fresh can promises richer flavor
A advertising claim explains that oxygen destroys flavor after roasting and that the Vita-Fresh Maxwell House package reduces air exposure. The copy urges readers to buy a pound, brew, and judge for themselves with a money back refund if not satisfied.
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Maxwell House
Maxwell House Coffee
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Th D. Jarraht
Ehean
Thureilas
Tarene Blount Af
Nacogdoches
C. Dranch
Benrus
Houston
General Foods Corporation
Maxteell House Coffee
American Can Company
Park Avenue
Soitch
Stubbarnly
Food Industries
Omm,ak
Vita-Fita
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