Washington wets read two thirds in bid to repeal Eighteenth Amendment
Washington and 23 other states moved toward repealing the federal Prohibition amendment. The vote by legislative districts shows 316 wet delegates to 132 dry, with districts deciding the fate rather than statewide totals. The dry law was repealed last November and beer sales have been regulated locally since then.
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Indiana Declares Car License War Against Arkansas
Indiana announced a license war with Arkansas to protect tourist traffic. Police were ordered to arrest on sight drivers with Arkansas plates and impound vehicles until Indiana licenses are obtained.
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Wolf of Wall Street David Lamar in Police Lineup
David Lamar nicknamed the Wolf of Wall Street appeared in a New York police lineup charged with receiving 1000 pounds for rubber and misappropriating the funds. The prisoner refused to speak. In Dortmund Germany a Catholic priest, Rev August Broecker, was sentenced to 16 months for disparaging the Neal regime from his pulpit.
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Social News From Port Leavenworth and Nearby
Lieutenant and Mrs Hill host guests including Mrs Harry J Collins en route to Fort Collings Port Leavenworth Kan after visiting her mother in Eagle Pass Mr and Mrs Herbert Kokerpob and granddaughter Miss Margaret Ogden head from a ranch near Alpine for a Saturday arrival Mrs Ray Stecker plans a Friday bridge party at her Thompson Place home Mrs William G Saville and two Houston children visit a week with Mr and Mrs Edmund Chamberlain Myron A Pentve hosts a bridge party at 109 Das Magnolia to honor Miss Francis Lockwood of New York City Ruth Brown of Dallas will visit Nancy Anne Glesting later this week Lieutenant and Mrs David A Kennedy and Lieutenant and Mrs Ray Slecker will travel Saturday to the Heart of the Hills Inn Kerrville for a weekend Mr and Mrs M C Manger entertain with weather roast at Karh Jer Park Wednesday for their daughter Sybil Sue Darby’s eighth birthday Prizes go to Misses Margaret Jenkins and Franko Harle Flowers and birthday cake center the table with favors for Betty Jane Lange Roberta Shanahan Marcell Blancher Annie Alice Leigh Anns Borer Zora Ezvet Juanita Bernard sen Margaret Jenkins Virginia Rogers Frances Harle Eva Verne Taylor Anna Lay Blas Bruce Albert and the honoree.
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Social whirl spans Texas trips and city visits
Erhard Guenther and daughter Maris Louise plan a Thursday departure with Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Wagner to the Wagner Guenther ranch near Barksdale Texas for a weekend house party. Other society guests sail to Monterey and Chicago area trips. numerous visiting friends and a bridge tournament highlight a busy social cycle across Lockhart Luling San Antonio and Houston.
Plan to end state sovereignty warned by American Bar head
Clarence E. Marlin president of the American Bar Association warned at the sixty sixth annual meeting that a plan to end sovereign powers of the states would destroy the republic and shift power to Washington He denounced child labor amendments as communist efforts and cautioned against federal enforcement of the general criminal law and the national recovery act as temporary emergency expedients He urged defense of states rights as the hour's duty noting rights of states are fading toward administrative districts in legal writing
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Comfort Businessman Chen Tee H. Karger Dies
Comfort Aug 30 Chen Tee H. Karger 39 a local businessman died today after a long illness. He is survived by his widow three children and a sister Mrs Herman Hitsfeld of San Antonio. Funeral services planned for tomorrow. Tallulah Bankhead condition much improved according to physician today in New York Aug 20.
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Autor wins applause in San Antonio Civic Opera show
A San Antonio Civic Opera presentation of Paola Lawn Allors featured Madam Autor with a responsive audience Tuesday night. Signor Franco Autori provided fine accompaniment while Brendel and Tisbel Cortigga offered engaging performances. The Spanish dances, including Tango de Mi Gultarra, drew generous applause.
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Chinese River Falling Floods in Shantung Province
The Yellow River has flooded large areas in northeast China causing loss of life and property in Shantung Province. Authorities report rising water and ongoing relief efforts as the situation develops.
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