Prohibition Mobilizes Largest Enforcment Campaign
The seven year old national prohibition campaign expands with 4060 officers mobilized to wage a five day assault on liquor sources. General Andrews directs squads of 88 to plug industrial alcohol leaks, with 233 new patrols and 213 new inspectors nationwide. Detroit hosts border patrols while New York and Pittsburgh districts receive staff. taxes and confiscations aim to offset costs, with annual receipts projected at about six million.
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700 mile per hour wind tests propellers at standards lab
Washington July 1 scientists at the Bureau of Standards announced a 700 mile per hour wind created in the lab. The test used powerful air streams from wartime compressors to soak mustard gas shells and study the effect of immense pressure on wooden propellers. Experiments with stationary blades in moving air showed thin metal propellers were more efficient at very high speeds.
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Greece approves American envoy amid government changes
The Greek government informed foreign officials of consent to appoint an American as envoy. The move follows prior assent from Greece and reflects continued diplomatic adjustments with the United States.
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Danube Flood Damages Estimated At 500000 Dinars In Belgrade
Belgrade reports that Danube flood damage has reached about 500,006 dinars to date. The river has risen roughly 12 feet above normal, causing widespread effects across the affected area in Jugoslavia.
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Osteopaths pick Denver for 1927 convention city
Denver was chosen as the 1927 convention city by delegates to the American Osteopathic Association meeting in Louisville. Dr. Ray B. Gilmore of Sioux City Iowa was elected president on the first ballot, defeating Dr. Samuel H. Kjern er of Kansas City.
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