Prohibition Dominates New York and New England
A Bristish column discusses prohibition as the dominant social and political issue in New York and New England for a generation unless policy adjusts. It cites figures like Dr Eckener and Charles Mitchell, notes aviation finance links, and references German history and religious shifts affecting wartime attitudes. It also touches New Jersey politics and the royal family's war-weariness.
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Roosevelt
New York
Boston
New
New Engin
Lincoln
City faces budget cuts as fury over bond plan grows
Mayor Chambery and Commissioner Steifler blame bond policy for layoffs and rising city costs. The war era clinic faces possible abolition as the NGO-191 budget process tightens. Officials promise cuts across departments, with emphasis on trimming at the library and memorial projects as budget adoption looms.
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Elriot
Taste
Chambera
Pail
Sleifler
Chambery
Lee War Department
Mnasoe
Chandts
Wright
Stefflee
Fort Worth Census Boosts City Population Figure
Fort Worth's population is reported at 103821, an increase of about 2395 from the preliminary census. The revised total will be reviewed by the federal census bureau on Wednesday morning and sent to Washington for final confirmation.
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Morrow
Prelingulisiev
New Serety
Frelinginiysen
Work
Fort
Barry
New Jersey
Morrom
Oe Simpson
Sidleg
Fort Worth
Federal
Consus Bureau
Washington
J. W. Srnty
Enmsiua Saygervizor
Clinbundy
Mother Pleads for Slayer life in Wantaville case
Austin report: William Devite alias Dagger of Vallas was sentenced to die in the electric chair at Wantaville prison. He returned to ask Governor Moss to commute, as the mother of murdered William Mann pleads for mercy. Mann was shot dead on the night of January 4.
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Austin
William
Dagger) Devite
Vallas
Wantaville
Moss
Pruitt
William Mann
Weather forecast unreliable OCR segment summary
A garbled forecast notes likely warm southeast winds and moderate to fresh temperatures. It mentions possible rain, mentions days Thursday and Friday, and references a coastal or regional area with unsettled phrasing. Overall, a rough, unreadable weather outlook without clear locations or times.
Lindy Home 13 All at for Big Event
Mrs. Dwight W. Morrow suspends public activity to stay near her daughter Anne amid a possible Lindbergh event. She steps back from Republican Senate bid preparations to remain with her family in Newark while Colonel Lindbergh and his wife have resided at the Morrow home for weeks.
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Lindy
Newark
Dwight W. Morrow
United States Senate
Charles A. Tinsbergh
Morrow
Abe Morrow
Anne
Lindbergh
Merrow
Zeppelins Sighting Over Azores Reported Weather Delays Landing
Eyewitness account from Azores June 4 describes Graf Zeppelin weathering rain and winds as it nears landing. Officials say the airship weathered worse storms and will likely seek safer harbor, with cautious optimism for a morning touchdown.
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Seyilofe
Spain
Els
Serilte
Graf Hennelin
Graf
Arly Tomercow
Telephone Company Income Increase Report for 1920
The internals show the telephone company posting net income of 17732 59, equivalent to 3.09 per minute on 5 558 084 shares outstanding at year end. This compares with a net of 442 and on 4 208 95 shares, the equivalent of the old stock.
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New York
Teteatapb
IZA
Bishop James Cannon Jr Refuses to Answer Lobby Inquiry
Defiant Bishop James Cannon Jr tells a senate lobby committee that it is no business of Congress what he does or what money he spends in anti Smith campaign activities. He declines to answer about his part in the campaign and about contributors, warning that inquiry into his personal activities would threaten political freedom. The matter involves Virginia anti Smith expenditures and potential committee overreach.
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D.C
James Cannon Jr
Congress
antiSmith
Cannon
Virginia Aniti- Smic
Jamegon
Smith Pampalen
Stnate
House of Representatiors
United States
America
Talk Cause Of Mouth Cancer
HARNSBURG Va June 4 The Dauphin County Medical society discussed mouth cancer with main focus on tobacco as the chief though remote cause. Dr Joseph Bloodgood of Johns Hopkins said no person has the most common cause today. He noted ragged dirty teeth and warned cancer of the mouth was rare before tobacco in America.
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Harnsburg
Dauphin County Medical Society
Lalo
Joseph Celt
Johns Mophins
America
Bryan's Daughter Seems Assured of Keeping Her Post
Jacksonville June 4 Mrs Huth Bryan Owen daughter of the late William Singings Brean appeared assured a day after primary unofficial returns from the Fourth Florida district gave her a wide lead over Dewitt Zl Deen, her opponent for the Democratic nomination. Deen is a Daytona Beach attorney who campaigned on repealing the Eighterath amendment.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Huth Bryan Owen
William Singings Brean
Coogeesh
Florida
Sisterday
Mimary
Dewlgt
Deen
Dastona Beac
Resident Fired On From Passing Automobile
Davila on Navidad Street says five shots were fired from a speeding car at him on the front porch Wednesday night. He identified a man with past trouble as the shooter. bullets struck the wall in front of him, with one finding its mark.
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Davila
Navidad Street
Dayily
Sone of
Bia
Weather Outlook Cloudy With Showers Across Texas
Forecaster TLV Tarhoe predicts cloudy skies for another day with scattered showers in Wiithesiag tonight and Thursday. San Antonio expects light southeast winds and a cool, damp spell while East and West Texas brace for showers, according to Marches.
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TLV
Trans-Ocean Flier Reaches Ireland
Capt. Charles Kingsford-Smith and crew aboard the Southern Cross landed at Baldonnell airfield near Dublin from Croydon to prepare for a projected Atlantic crossing to the United States.
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Ireland
Dublin
Trish Free State
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Rittman
Southern Cross
Baldonnel Airdrome
Croydon
United States
Hoover undecided on Tariff Bill
In Washington, President Hoover indicated he would keep an open mind on the Hawley Smoot tariff bill. He has not committed to support or oppose the proposed tariff policy, signaling ongoing deliberations at the White House.
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Washingdon
D. Sune
Hooves
Ealet
Tadas
One Wounded in Fight Air Bandits Bob ape
A gun battle at Olmos drive in Chicago style left one man wounded and bandits escaping with $500 after killing a guard at Berrey drug store. Max W. Conly, store manager, fired at the five intruders who burst in breaking glass and threatened customers. Conly pursued to the door, returned fire, and hit one thief as they fled in a car. a comrade dragged him inside.
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Chicago
Max W. Conly
Berrey
Olmos Itrive
Meultough Avenue
Trelya
Deus
Alslug
Canly
Conly
Itz
Skedar
Olmos Drive
Aterould
Lisisto
Phyllis Cooly
Conly Rome
Ishotgrove
Gol
Want Ads News Update From Today’s Classifieds
Classified notices list various items: a collector sought by a large corporation, a room obituary reference, Pershing sale offer with price hints, and a mix of school related posts. The fragmentary entries indicate ordinary trades, public notices, and job listings common in want ads.
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Larga Corporation
Pershing
M Real
Bere Cain Price
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