Navy Opens Inquiry Into Publication of Confidential Data
The Navy orders a court of inquiry at the New York Navy Yard to probe unauthorized publication of naval information. The move follows a controversial communication involving Iain Osterhaus Levy Captain Berry and others at the Naval War College and recruiting offices. Secretary Wilbur cites protection of sensitive material while allowing officers to express views within sworn duty.
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Washington, D. C
Bec
Iain Osterhaus
Naval War College
Newport
Levy
Berry
New York
Wilbur
New York Navy Yard
Navy Department
Reed Attacks Prohibition Scheme At Senate Hearing
Senator Reed of Missouri condemned the Cramton bill to create a separate treasury bureau for prohibition. He questioned witnesses from the enforcement forces and warned against adding poison to industrial alcohol, calling it approaching murder.
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Washington
Prohibition
Reed
Missouri
Senate
Treasury Bureau
Congress
St Mary's Pep Well Patronized by Students
St Marys new academy periodical Pep appeared on schedule and drew student buyers. Editor J Cain, manager G Neitmatin, designer P Gottarelli, associate editors, and faculty advisor Professor Sims are credited among staff.
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St. Mary’s
J. Cain
G. Neitmatin
Mangiesigner
P. Gottarelli
Ary J. Bitterssoviate
Nists
Sims
U S Crude Oil Production Increases for Week to Dec 13
The American Petroleum Institute reports a rise of 2,500 barrels in the US daily average crude output for the week ending December 13, totaling 1,977,200 barrels. California and Oklahoma show notable gains while several regions register declines. imports and port receipts for December 18 are also noted with prices largely steady.
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New York
United States
American Petroleum Institute
California
Oklahoma
Kansas
North Texas
Central
Sesas
North
Louisiana
Arkansas
Texas
Eastern
Wyoming
Montana
Colorado
Atlantic
Gulf, Coast
Ask Thy Father Sermon for Temple Beth El Jubilee
Rabbi Ephraim Frisch delivers the fiftieth anniversary sermon at Temple Beth El this Friday December 19 at 8 o clock in celebration of the golden jubilee. He retraces the congregation’s struggles and achievements and outlines the temple’s future. Saturday at 10 30 a sermon continues with Leaves From the Book of the Past. Public invited.
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Ephraim Frisch
Béth-El
Frisch
Divorce Sought After 25 Years In Court Petition
Herman Schleyer files for divorce from Lydia Schleyer after 25 years of living together. Judge William Anderson to hear the petition filed Thursday as the couple separated on April 12 this year and have a married child.
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William §. Anderson
Herman Schleyer
Lydia Schleyer
Scherer
Whlever Wieves
Jonzer
Taft Jr. Endorsed for Ohio House Leader Post
Cincinnati’s Robert A Taft son of former President and U S Chief Justice Taft was endorsed for speaker pro tem and majority floor leader by Republican majority caucus in the Ohio House. The endorsement advances his path to election.
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Columbus
Ohio
Robert A. Taft
Cincinnati
William Howard Taft
United States
Ohio House of Representatives
GION TO CONTINUE MEMBERSHIP DRIVE
The Alamo Post of the American Legion ends a Tuesday night membership drive with dinner at Mitrovichs and plans follow up through the month. About 250 new members were secured, joining 480 plus renewals, for a post total exceeding 3 0 8 0. another one day drive is planned after the new year to reach the target.
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Alamo Post
Texas
Légion
Dior
Wednes, Vay
Texas cattle to Mexico big market milestone
A fragment notes Texas cattle market expansion into Mexico with a large shipment, signaling a major cross border trade development. The text references a 6000 head figure and on the range marketing as a later action in the process.
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Texas
Mexico
Fort. W
Ring Sends Liquor to Pullman Cars Arrests
New Orleans police busted a liquor ring moving whiskey from New Orleans to Denver by concealing it in Pullman car panel spaces. Two St Louis men, John P B Martin 30 and Sam Powelick 20, were arrested after 28 sacks of whiskey and a car were seized at Union Station. The scheme involved removing paneling between car walls, hiding liquor in the void, then resealing and wiring confederates in Denver.
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St. Louis
Denver
Pulls Mart
John PB. Martin
Sam. Powelick
S¢. Louis
Wnion
Pullmans
Pulliman
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