Prohibition Property Seizure Case Opened In Federal Court
Federal court hearings resume Thursday on whether property seized near the prohibition enforcement zone may be legally attached to liquor and car violations. Two automobiles once owned by W. Empson are involved along with eight stills and liquor found inside a fenced area near the suburban Nashville city limits. Attorneys for Empson argue the seized cars could not be tied to the violations. prosecutors contend proximity to the violation and the fenced still site establish grounds for seizure. Police meanwhile halted a bizarre event in Hartford involving turtle fights, and Heidelberg attracts American students as English and American youth enroll in Heidelberg College founded in 1887. the school merged with Netienhelm College in 1908.
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Umbrella production climbs in United States
Weather outlook may improve as trade data show umbrella manufacturing rising. The board of trade reports 4,912,000 umbrellas produced in the country last year versus 3,792,000 in 1824, signaling growing demand and better business prospects.
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Sharks Off England Haul Largest Shark Ashore
Report from Yarmouth England describes sharks caught off the Norfolk coast during July. Fishermen towed the large specimen ashore after a long haul, noting the animal measured about twelve feet in length.
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Negro Vote Suits Do Not Invalidate Party Mandate
Huggins chairman of the Texas party says federal cases in San Antonio Houston Sherman and Fort Worth target local Democratic committees but do not invalidate party instructions. He notes no decision bars county officials in four counties from enforcing party mandates at the upcoming primary.
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Reno Seeks Couple For 88th Nevada Gold Discovery Celebration
Reno Nevada invites a married couple with at least 63 years of marriage to be guests of honor at a three day festival marking the 88th anniversary of Nevada gold discovery. The Cold Rush Association seeks nominations and plans events on July 22 to 24 to honor enduring marriages.
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Floating post office makes last trip in Detroit
Detroit July 31. America's only floating post office that carried mail to freighters for 35 years completed its final voyage. The O P Bielman Jr. was replaced on June 20 by the faster modern boat the G F Becker named after the owner's 10-year-old son.
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Spaniards Plan Fruit Reprisals
Valencia fruit growers urge government action to offset trade barriers in France, England, and the United States. The push aims to retaliate if imports of Spanish fruit face continued restrictions. A response plan is under consideration by officials and industry representatives.
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SISTER WRITES OF LONGWORTH
Paris reports Clara de Chambrun sister of Nicholas Longworth and wife of Comte Adelbers du Chambrun is finishing a book about her brother titled The Making of Nicholas Lodgworthy to be published in America this fall. The Countess, a noted Shakespeare authority, will publish in English in America and improve Franco American friendship. Her career in Tunis and Morocco provides backdrop for adventure stories and works on North African life.
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Morocco
Northwestern Professor Seeks Cheaper Bread and Better Picks
Prof Albert Edward Edgecombe of Northwestern University conducts tests to cut living costs by making bread cheaper, improving cigar scent, and producing finer pickles while pursuing a cure for wheat rust that devastates crops and raises prices.
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Gymnasts Imperil Vienna Buildings
Morning gymnastic broadcasts rattled Vienna's old apartment houses as a loudspeaker program shook beams. The Vienna League of Property Owners protested to the radio station over 10 minutes of exercises causing damage and fears of collapse across multi floor homes. The house owners warned at 7 o'clock sharp all houses quivered and beams could not endure such vibrations.
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Postman Captures Own Thief in Seattle
On July 21 in Seattle A B Fills, a letter carrier, chased down a knife-wielding bandit who had held up Ellis in a washroom on Occidentslave and Washington streets. Postman aides Patrolman Dan Griffin and J Philips joined near Railroad Avenue and Washington Street. they overpowered Harold Young 2%. The stolen money was recovered.
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Invisible Zemo PimpleClear Ad Sparks Skin Fix
An ad touts invisible ZEMO for pimples and clear skin. It claims twenty years of soothing, cooling relief and quick relief from itching and irritation, promising healthy skin with cleansing effects and antiseptic action.
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