Chicago bars prepare for reopening after prohibition
Chicago hotels and bars polish up historic fixtures ahead of the reopening. Brevoort Morrison and La Salle hotels announce return of steins crystal bars and barmaids as restoration of famous liquor fixtures proceeds citywide. Officials and staff promise German refreshments at Old Heidelberg and other venues by mid April ahead of fall expo plans.
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Chicago
Morrison
James Galbaugh
Joe Miklas
Karl Eitel
The
Bismarck
Danny Monghan
Bill Hallwee
Sherman Hotel
Ernest Byfield
Theodore de Witt
la Salle Hotel
Auditorium
Walters
Germany
Old Heidelberg Inn
Detroit to Get New National Bank
Washington news reports the formation of the National Bank of Detroit with a capital of 27 million dollars. The announcement came from the Reconstruction Corporation and Alfred P. Sloan, president of General Motors.
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Detroit
National Bank
Washington, D. C
The
Reconstruction Corporation
Alfred P. Sloan
General Motors Corporation
Spring Here Winter Stay in Snowy Midwest Weather
The brief notes a springlike pattern failing in parts of the West and Southwest with Milwaukee facing a snow problem and a fresh air day forecast. Reports cite two deaths from shovel overexertion, blocked highways by drifting snow, and icy conditions in Chicago and Pittsburgh as waters rise on the Ohio River. Local temps show St Paul at 22 degrees above zero while Detroit thaws amid sleet.
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Milwaukee
St Paul 'S
New York
Detroit
Michigan
Chicago
Monongahela
Allegheny
Pittsburgh
Ohio
Huntington
W. Va
Judge May MD Ruth Judd Pardon Bid Efforts Lift Hope
Phoenix March 21 Attorney Ovis P Russill of Los Angeles said he could aid Ruth Judd the convicted double trunk murderess by revealing confidential information if she consented He testified before the state pardon board seeking clemency or commutation Judd is scheduled to be hanged April 14 for the murder of Ayres Anne LeRoy and her dismembered body was shipped from Phoenix to Los Angeles Three witnesses testified including Sheriff J R McFadden supporting self defense and Kenneth Grimm who aided Judd in moving and returning for her pistol.
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Phoenix
Ariz
INS
Ovis P. Russill
Los Angeles
Windie
Ruth Judd
Russill
Kenneth Grimm
British officer Baillie-Stewart court martial heard third degree implied
London March 21 A hint that the third degree had been used on Lieut Norman Baillie-Stewart during inquiry at Aldershot surfaced in court as he stands trial for betraying army secrets to a foreign agent. His counsel argued against such interrogation. The witness Col F N Syms denied employing third degree methods. The trial proceeded with parts held in camera after sessions.
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London
Norman Baillie-Stewart
Col
Syms
Lieut
Baillie-Stewart
Berlin
Caterpillar Club Adds Member From Kelly Field Jump
Cadet Philip B. Klein, a pursuit student at Kelly field, became the second member of the present class to join the Caterpillar club by leaping from a P-12 during aerobatics 15 miles northwest of the airfield. An ambulance and plane were dispatched. no jump details were available at noon. Cadet Lawrence Fulwider previously joined the Caterpillar club after a night cross country mission near Willow City.
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Caterpillar Club
Philip B. Klein
Kelly Field
Lawrence Fulwider
Willow City
Dallas Pastors Oppose State Beer Bill Action
Dallas Methodist pastors gathered to oppose a proposed state beer bill. They adopted a resolution urging Dallas County representatives to use influence and vote against the measure, signaling opposition to local or statewide changes in beer regulations.
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Dallas
Texas
Roosevelt
Dallas Methodist Pastors Conference
Bankhead Seeks Parley on Silver Remonitization
Representative Bankhead of Alabama meets at the White House with Marvin McIntyre to plan a conference with the president on remonetizing silver. No date set, but the meeting aims to occur soon with supporters from both chambers involved.
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Bankhead
Washington, D.C
Albamial
Laday
White House
Bankhead Lalker
Marvin McIntyre
Mas
Fuures Wien
Senate
Roosevelt to seek advisory debt committee remains unmoved
President Roosevelt plans advisory help on war debt talks but will not grant consent to defer payments. He expects June 15 installments due and awaits moves from European debtors as compensatory steps while continuing to push Congress for the committee.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Congress
White House
Arms Embargo Power Request Delayed by House Committee
Washington March 2 President Roosevelt sought authority to declare arms embargoes but the House Foreign Affairs Committee postponed action on the pending resolution. State Department munitions expert Joseph Green described how the administration planned to apply the measure, granting the president power to impose embargoes on aggressor nations with whom satisfactory agreements could be reached.
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Washington, D.C
Roosevelt
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Joseph Green
State Department
Dallas Widow Is Bandits Victim in Santa Mask Raid
Armed bandits wearing Santa Claus masks invaded the home of Mrs. Sophie Kahn, a Dallas widow, early today. They struck her with a pistol and took 640 dollars and several pieces of clothing. Authorities report the assailants demanded debt aid terms before fleeing.
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Dallas
Mare
INS
Sophie Kahn
Crude output rises weekly with Oklahoma lead
Crude production rose by 64 585 barrels daily to 2 200 898 for the week. Oklahoma led gains at 456 920 barrels, East Texas up 41 744 to 298 681, Texas total 934 444 with 47 316 gain. California dropped 56 000 to 415 000 due to quake impact. Kansas up 1 550 to 315 880. Trophy Mountain steady at 70 202.
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Tulba
Omafd Gnn Journal
Oklahoma
Texas
Los Angeles
California
Eastern
Kansas
Trophy Mountain
Red Cross Clothing Plans Under Way in San Antonio
The San Antonio Red Cross chapter begins plans to distribute clothing using farm board cotton allocations totaling 940,090 units after a second allotment. The effort aims to meet current needs while preserving stock for heavier winter demand. Committee in charge includes Mrs. Adele Stancke, Mrs. Ed Leighton, Gordon Edwards, Austin Kingston, Kenneth Wendler and Albert Henstey.
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National
Farm Board
San Antonio
The
Red Cross
Adele Stancke
Ed Leighton
Gordon Edwards
Austin Kingston
Kenneth Wendler
Albert
Henstey
Gray Hair Best Remedy at Home for Darker Hue
Home remedy to halt graying uses water, bay rum, and glycerin with a Barba Compound mix. Apply to scalp twice weekly until shade deepens. it colors streaked or faded hair, makes it soft and glossy, and should not irritate scalp or rub off.
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Barco
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