Quin to Halt Mill aE Prohibition Debate
Cont. From page one, reports on prohibition repeal push in the city. Abe Josa leads raids on Manhattan cafe Broadway Grove Pratts cafe and the Menger hotel as federal permits flood in and beer sales surge during the Dean era. Quin favors repeal of the Prohibition laws while commissioners back the move amid a volatile liquor market.
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Antonio
Hietory
Collector OF Internal Revenue
Hensés
Kensex
Abe Josa Prohibiiion
Manhattan Cafe
Broadway Grove
Prattes’ Cafe
Menger
Federal District Court
Quin
Painters Seek Better Conditions at Monday Meeting
Painters attend a meeting this Monday at BR to hear explanations of the National Recovery Act and discuss steps to improve working conditions under Labor & Temple oversight.
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Labor &Temple
Mayor vows beer law enforcement amid racketeers violence
A city official warned that repeal of anti beer laws by August election will be urged, while enforcing existing measures. Police questioned a self styled beer baron linked to arson and wrecked taverns as racketeers push prices. residents report beer selling at 18 to 20 cents per bottle despite the new rules.
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Ata— Lalas
Corpordon Court
Seizuraot
Alleauion
Dng
Arya
Jeter
Kildays
Kilday
Broadway
Travelers Hotel
Police Rally After Beer War Flares in Broadway District
Police continue vigilance after a beer war near San Antonio appears to end. Chief Owen Kilday reissues orders for radio patrols to watch for repeat violence following two Broadway establishments shot up for not meeting racketeers' beer prices. An alleged bootlegger is described.
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San Anlonio
Thursdey
Owen W. Kilday
Broadway
Coffee Swaps Drive Early European Barter Deals
Brazilian coffee growers move beyond official exchanges and strike multiple barter deals with Europe and the United States. The first swap traded coffee for German goods to ease exchange issues, followed by a Greek company exchanging country products for Brazilian coffee. A Turkish importer and the Angora government agreed to swap millions of Turkish olive oils, raisins, nuts, and carpets for coffee.
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Europe
IO DE Janeiro
Nena Albany
United States
Greek Coffee Corporation
Braaffen
Angora
Teens Return to Rio After Typhoid Vaccinations
Four months in drought stricken northeastern Brazil ended for teen nurses who inoculated 40,000 people against typhoid and helped establish a dozen hospitals in the region. Recent rains eased the crisis as workers returned to Rio de Janeiro.
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Brazil
Rio’ DE Janeiro
Speculation Day Debated by Khan and Pecora in Senate Hearing
Washington June 28 Otto H Khan said regulation of speculation could be in the public interest but he doubted ready to recommend it. In a Senate hunting committee exchange with Ferdinand Pecora he distinguished gambling from regulated stock trading and cautioned against excessive margin use that endangers families. He supported investment up to five thousand dollars in stocks if the investor can bear the risk without harming dependents.
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Washington, D. C
Otto H. Khan
Ferdinand Pecora
Senate
Kahn
Kuhn, Loch and Company
Congress
Adaec
Roy
Fletchir
Peenra
Canada Dry Ginger Ale Promises Sparkle and Balance
Promotional copy extols Canada Dry as the Champagne of Ginger Ales. It claims flavors like lemon and juniper add zest and balance, praising its smooth blend and refreshing taste as a grand stand-alone drink.
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Canada
Bees Rebel as Hive Splits Over Queens in Saugus
In a dramatic beehive split, 30 000 bees under Miss Florence Tinzhem fractured into factions led by an old queen and a younger rival. Rebels were captured but some followers fled. Nearby in Saugus, Mrs Jugriti Paridon reported 7000 bees swarmed her yard as the disturbance spread, with warm weather driving the bees away from Tinzhem’s property.
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Woods Hole
Florence Tinzhem
Tinktium
Buechr
Saugus
Jugriti Paridon
Miss Tinkhem
Stock Trader Testimony Reveals Sale Method Details
The account details a broker or office based sale, questioned at trial about whether trades occurred on the exchange or curb market. Eyewitnesses describe transfer of mediation, lack of cash exchanges, and the trader’s claim of discussing with his daughter who approved the price aligns with market quotes.
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Exchange
Manhattan-Dearborn
Brelf
Kaluy
Tam
Hey
Peuurs
Medita
Kahn
Europe
Fevora
Tim
March and July Liked by Brawlers in Court
Greeley judge Jesse L. Scott notes that early March and early July produce the most brawls in his 18 years on the bench. He cites weather as the likely cause, saying men fight when temperatures rise and offers no other explanation.
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Greeley
Cole
Jesse L. Scott
Judge warns law violators as arrests rise over hours
Judge Phil Shock of Corporation court vows drastic action Thursday after only seven of 0 arrested in the last 4% hours answered summons to appear for trial. Police to locate defendants and press charges for failure to appear. fines to follow. Mayor Quins plea for obedience to traffic laws reportedly ignored this week. Mrs Hance, wife of an assistant US attorney, in critical condition after operation. Federal officials back Del Rio remarks on gambling versus speculation and market impact.
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Phil Shock
Corporation Court
Sptecers
Ural
GK. Quins
Bhack Enid
Hance III
Mark K. Hance
Assislant
United States District Jtorney
U. S
Ieederal
del Rio
R. J. Mcmillan
Ceiming
Indieng
Tom
Toca
Pecorn
BSN
Kahn
Itdin
Street Landing Amazes Briton in Calais Night Flight
A British flyer in Calais, June 28, misjudged a street and landed, damaging the plane after leaving Croydon for Lympne in fog. He steered toward what he believed were field lights, struck a post, and damaged a wing and wheel during the crash into a street.
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Calais
France
Landon Nisimas
Vfas Ag
Croydon
Lympne
England
Sinr- Ming
Counterfeit Penny Puzzles Boston Officials Explain
Federal officials reported the first seen counterfeit United States penny in Boston. The coin looked nearly perfect and only revealed irregularities under magnification when a calm drop exposed the flaw, leading officials to suspect it was a high quality duplicate produced at a higher cost.
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Boston
Americans Seek Paris Assistance for Refugees
Eighteen American Jewish refugees from Germany applied to the American Aid Society of Paris for help reaching the United States. The society, based in Paris, reported the applicants had little money and wished to return home. American authorities in Germany advised their coming to Paris, where the society operates in Europe.
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Paris
INS
Germany
American Aid Society of
United States
iParis
Europe
Milk Racketeers Found in Australia
Government inquiry in New South Wales reveals racketeers control milk supply. Bribery corruption and adulteration rife, dictating grading selling locations and prices. Regular “present” schemes noted as part of the racketeering.
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Australia
Sydney
Avattalla
New South
Wales
New Braunfels Tax Payments Highlight State Rates
New Braunfels tax payments show a very small percentage of levies in the state, with clerk A. D. Nuhn noting continued Parmenis and low definic rates. The brief item mentions Newmal and ongoing tax matters tied to the city’s finances.
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New Braunfels
A.D. Nuhn
Ells
Annnines
Newmal
Parmenis
Alaska Believed Center of Quake
Washington Juneau. A major earthquake was reported centered in Alaska by Georgetown University observatory. The report gives times and estimated magnitudes, noting initial intensity and suggested peak movement during the event.
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Alaska
Washington, D. C
Georgetown University
Sola Inn Locical Observatory
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