Prohibition Debate Heard From Society Witnesses in DC
In Washington on March 6 a society witness testified for repeal supporters during hearings on the eighteenth amendment. Mrs Strawbridge of Philadelphia challenged W W Atterbury’s anti prohibition statements while noting prohibition’s purported health and safety gains. The testimony described prohibition as a revival of the whiskey insurrection and included remarks from Catholic layman Follabon and others supporting enforcement and general observance.
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Washington, D.C
America
Hoover
Strawbridge Sail
Philadelphia
Strawbridge
W. W. Atterbury
T the Pennsylvania Railroad
Association Against the Prohibition Amendment
Atterhurt
Friends
South Dakota
Follabon
Prohibiton
North Dakota
Baeia
Foley
Baltimore
Legion Men Study Art of Expression
Under the Philadelphia area board of education officials, a legion sponsored a 16 lecture series teaches the art of expression to regional men. The program aims to explore proper prose and public speaking styles as part of wartime civic education.
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Legion
Privavyuruia
Philadelphia
Board of Education
Focal Legion Porte
Spinach Receives Another Body Blow
In Indianapolis on March 1, Butler College students mock spinach in a Butler Collegian survey. Reportedly no one pretends to favor the vegetable, with critics calling it unfit for edible use and noting universal dislike among respondents.
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Indianapolis
Butler College
Butler Collegian
Safety Booklet Written in Spanish in Chicago
March 6 report notes the University Safety movement advancing one step. A national safety council booklet titled Shop Safety is translated into Spanish with help from a Mexican manufacturer.
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Jeanne
Reguridad
Spanley
Peimleom
Coe Glade Sings Role of Caemen Here Saturday
American contralto Coe Glade performs the role of ae Caemen this Saturday in a listed concert. The program features a mix of operatic arias and concert pieces, highlighting Glade’s vocal range and dramatic interpretation.
Night at the Chicago Civic Opera March 15
A brief item notes a night event at the Chicago Civic Opera on March 15. Details are sparse but indicate an upcoming performance or gathering at the venue in the city.
Carmen to Be Brilliant Feature of Opera Season
The article extols Carmen as a universal favorite in major opera cities, detailing its frequent Chicago Civic Opera performances, and notes Bizet’s life and the impact of Carmen’s early reception. It highlights the work’s four acts, source text, and enduring popularity.
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Chicago
New York
Bertin
Paris
Milan
Chicago Cempany
Auditorium
Carmen
Aila
Olello
I. Pagliacci
Chicago Civic Opera Company
Grorkes Izet
T. Meilhac
Tr Hatery
Hrosper Merlmee
Georges Bizet
Parlas
Opera Comique
Dbizet
Vaid
Alamo
Paroled Arctic Explorer Ready for Life Outside
Leavenworth Kansas March 6 Dr Frederick A Cole once Arctic explorer who spent five years in federal prison will leave the penitentiary on parole. An old friend Martin Moran says Cole will face life anew with hopeful eyes and gratitude for prison treatment. Moran reports Cole is not downcast and expects a fresh start.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Frederick A. Cole
Bia
Cook
Martin d. Moran
United States
Riana
Moran
Baby Born in Taxi on Way to Hospital
A baby was born to Mrs. Fred Adams in a lantern pound en route to St Charles Hospital in Chicago. The report notes the taxi birth as a remarkable event. The text also mentions the operatic work Carmen with its London premiere and the first American production dates in 1878 and 1879.
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Chicago
Fred Adams
St. Charles Hospital
London
Admiral Alfred von Tirpitz Dies After Brief Illness
Bavaria reports the death of Admiral Alfred von Tirpitz, longtime German navy architect, aged 80. He died at a Munich suburb sanatorium after a short bout of bronchitis, having lived a life entwined with imperial and wartime naval affairs and political controversy.
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Erenhausen
Bavaria
Alfred von Tirpits
Germany
Lere
Bron Lehitis
Odin
Wir
Gol
Fia
Meldafing
Stnynberger Lake
Munich
Weldafing
Poldier
Crarmon
Meicbolas
Manoree
Tanl von Hindenburg
Emu‘didaes
Pavch
Reichetag
Mde
Admiral von Tirpile
Germian Navy
Imperial Navy
Wilhelm
United States
Veo
Mast
Starnberger Lake
Adwira
Tirpitz
Marie Tipke
Tie
Imperial Service
Flowan
Geremany
Yeas
Chauffeur Chases Cop to Sidewalk in Paris Incident
A chauffeur pursued a police officer onto the sidewalk and drove his car toward the officer after a traffic citation. The vehicle mounted the curb before the engine stalled, scattering bystanders as the chase ended with the car stopped on the sidewalk.
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Paris
Man Badly Hurt Runs to Hospital
Danville report says Vince Walker, a Black man, ran about 300 yards to a hospital for medical treatment after a serious abdomen wound. Walker was shot by another Black man during an argument over a woman.
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Danville
Vince Walker
Medien
Walker
Milam Square Memorial Day Honors Alamo Heroes
San Antonio observers marked Texas Heroes Day with a ceremony at Milam Square honoring those who perished at the Alamo. Organizers from the Texas Historical and Landmark Association planned a pedestal for a statue, with Miss Bonnig MacLenty of San Antonio shaping the sculpture in New York. The program followed by a Daughters of the Republic of Texas event featuring Mrs. Jd. Wright and Miss Mayera Glass, with music from the Chyniler Marcia Junior High school band and remarks by Rev. Rolfe Gram.
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Memeries
Milwin Square
Texas
Iltlf
San Antoniqua
Alamo
Ralph Haines
Apvaker
Lou Griesenberklad
Orcaglon
Adina Dedayala
Torenzo Ucdavata
Cesas
Texas Military Institute
Texas Emtorical and Land Mark Association
Ted A Statie
Uemocy
Milan
Atiliam
Bonnig MacLenty
San Antonio
New York
Newman
Adamo
Aijes Macfary
Milam
Sytha
Bia
Fay File
Daughters of the Republic of Texas
Jd. Wright
Misa Mayera Glass
Mev
Rolfe
Gram
Tren Club
Chyniler Marcia
Baral King
Chrisroan
Canada Wild Horse Meat For Europe
A profitable use is found for a large herd of horses on the range in Alberta Saskatchewan and British Columbia. They will be converted into horse meat for export to Europe with no sale to Canada or the United States. A United States company plans to establish a plant in Alberta following an order in council authorizing inspection of horse slaughter plants. The issue has troubled the range for two years, and removing the animals could raise price and reduce range destruction.
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Universal Sevier
Winnipeg
March
Abherde
Saskatchnwan
British Columbia
Europa
Canada
United States
Alberta
Police Ready to Quell Reds Amid Tear Gas Demonstrations
In New York on March 6 police mobilized with batons and tear gas to break up a large anti government demonstration. Six leaders were arrested and taken to police headquarters while protesters scattered. Armored cars and machine guns reinforced the effort as fire crews stood by with water hoses.
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Wdeman- Semwer
Nolice
New York
Urs
Gus
Lear Gos
Taut
Lief
Liv Bederry
Amin
Fylen Weill
David Auckermin
Mercshile
Jgebinil
Sirehyilranta Ceaile
Atity Fall Park
Mayor Wakes 5 4 Bond Plea in City Controversy
A local printing firm distributed yellow posters printed in red urging voters to support the bond issue. Mayor Chambers said signs could not be placed until the bond question passed, while unions and labor groups criticized the approach. The Labor Temple endorsed the measure as a job program, with officials citing a bond range between five and ten million dollars and police indicating a smaller sum might be sufficient.
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Tassisifay
Welp
San Antonis
Sigas
Maye
Chambers
Neveran
San Antonio
Crinnati
Labor Temple
Nasor Phursdar
Henry Wellart
Carpenters
Wnin
DeHart
Demon strations and arrests ripple through European towns
Reports describe Communist demonstrations in Trzehoe Germany near Iyomburg and Munich Bavaria with clashes against police. In Warsaw and Athens crowds gathered, authorities halted protests and arrested several speakers and participants.
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Newkovlin
Trzehoe
Germany
Iyomburg
Orler
Ialf Aghany
Warsaw
Athens
Minyors
Munich
Bavaria
No Babies Doctor Asks Annulment In California Case
Monica California reports a disputed marriage where Dr Hanis E Mahones and Ida Man Mahoney allegedly signed a precapital agreement agreeing he would not marry if she could not bear children. The spouses, noted as young at the time, were still reportedly living separately with Mrs Mahoney in New England pending legal action in Boston.
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Monica
Calif Bare
Hanis E. Mahones
Sarita Manaskeul
Ida Man Mahoney
Tisston
Sturt
Mahoner
Pebeco Tooth Pasta Promises Stronger Teeth Against Decay
An old advertisement extols Pebeco Tooth Pasta as a defense in the ongoing war against mouth acids. It claims Pebeco cleans, whitens, and neutralizes acids, preventing cavities and leaving teeth visibly brighter. The copy urges readers to try Pebeco after disappointment with ordinary dentifrices.
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Solon
Gen. Atterbury
Kenzie
Coe Glade
Caemen
Civic
Opera
Kaye Don
Daytona Beach
Fla
Fage World Anew
Europe
Moser
Prasad Istia
Oler
Soviet Organy
Workers of
Spore
Vower
Tendon
Jason
Machh
Tn Yaris Tha Dap
Pobiray Construction
Texilead Delvers
Berlig van Aufet
Pebeco
Haines-Flaherty Tire Company
Coleman Company Insurance Organization
Brady Building
Gow Ineurance
Sau Moke Om
Ipeimanne Gtansel
Jack Flaherty
Coleman & Company Insurance
Brady
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