Ontario beer trial provokes mixed reviews across border
Toronto crowds test Ferguson government beer labeled “Fergie’s Foam” amid border tensions with Detroit. Windsor observers note no intoxication incidents as about 600,000 glasses flow. profits top $1,500 with 25 cent bottles. Officials warn enforcement may rise.
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Ontario
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Ferguson
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Prescott
Windsor
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B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League of America
Buffalo
Sam
Wheeler
Oklahoma Indians' Lands to Be Sold
Secretary Work authorized the sale of remaining vacant tribal lands and town lots of the Choctaw Chickasaw Cherokee and Creek nations in Oklahoma to close out tribal affairs.
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Washington
Oklahoma
Gunplay at New York Dry Club Averages Out
Federal prohibition agents were attacked while attempting arrests at the Trocadero exclusive club in New York City. Agents McKay and Sassi drew their guns after patrons fought to resist. The head waiter Albino Scaroni and the manager were arrested after threats to shoot.
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New York
Prohibition
William J. McKay
Michael Sassi
Frank Gallesca
Albino Scaroni
Golden Belt Railroad denied permit to build 108 miles
The Interstate Commerce Commission refused to authorize Golden Belt Railroad to build 108 miles of track between Great Bend and Hare Kansas. The commission said cost estimates were too low and that traffic prospects did not justify building the line.
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Associated Frese
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Golden Belt Railroad Company
Great Bend
Hare
Kan
Commission
Grinnell Elected President of National Parks Association
Dr. George Bird Grinnell of New York was elected resident of the National Parks Association at its annual meeting in Washington. He succeeds Secretary Hoover, who retires as president under pressure of public duties.
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Washington
George Bird Grinnell
New York
National Parks Association
Secretary Hoover
Fire destroys Roanoke oiler mill in Denton area
The oiler mill at Roanoke, owned by W. T. Nichols of Bellevue, was burned early today. Officials put the loss at 12,500 dollars with origin undetermined.
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Texas
Denton
Roanoke
W. T. Nichols
Bellevue
Earl of Ypres Condition Unchanged After Operation
The Earl of Ypres remains in stable condition after his recent operation. Friday morning shows no change, with the patient somewhat weaker but having a fairly comfortable night.
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Deal
England
Bananas Sell Off as Strawberries Rise on San Antonio Market
On Friday, lettuce and strawberries gained while bananas dipped slightly on the San Antonio produce market. Missouri berries boosted to 6.25 per crate amid scarcity, with only a few carloads expected this season. Bananas fell to 5 to 7.5 cents per pound, Beggs and poultry unchanged.
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San Antonio
Missouri
California
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