Hoover Enforcment Signals Progress in Prohibition Debate
Senate lobby hearing notes Anti Prohibition League findings praising Hoover administration for enforcement gains while questions loom over campaign support. McBride and Garasay discuss agency shifts from Treasury to Justice and the broader politics of endorsement for Hoover in the 1930s election cycle.
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Washington
Bmchride
Justice Department
Garasay
tMcBride
Byrikes
Cerawef
Tteuck
Huth Hanon Metar- Sck
Winsis
Xea
Pennsylva
Best oil promises proper lubrication says expert
Advertisement touts Gdo-One Oil as superior for household devices and age hardware. Claims include better lubrication, longer protection, and a branded warning to seek the 3ehtone label on every package at Kool stores.
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Jock
Zeppetim and Graf Zeppelin Cross the Equator
The Graf Zeppelin nears Brazil crossing the equator, en route to Ternumhaco on the coast. Passengers witness a waterlogged shower as a gusty sea and rain disrupt the bridge veering toward calmer weather. An Elop of the vessel’s rite is delayed but enthusiasm remains high among travelers aboard.
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Ittanse Wichio
Ternum- Haco
Bresil
Paesengera
Veesela
Eeas
Neptuse
Collie Leip
de Grat
Count Tine
Equator
Graf
Falonquallx
Alfonso of Bourbon
Spain
Clement
Pinchot Clings to Heavy Lead in Pennsylvania Primary
In May 22 high lighted by 104 districts reporting, Gifford Linchothan leads for the Republican governor nomination in Pennsylvania. Final tallies show Linchothan ahead of Francis Runkel Benin with 260,070 votes reported. remaining districts are scattered in isolated rural counties.
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Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Istriets Inbsice
Taeeday
Gifford Linchothan
Frencis Fibunk Bena
Tennestvania
Gabe Dinebot
Brown
Theiss W. Thillins
Woman Appeals 5 Auto Charge Fine
A woman appeals a five dollar auto charge fine after a dispute over a parking incident on Alama plaza. The argument involved Mrs Coughlin and Mrs Paehe beside a vehicle parked side by side. Mrs Coughlin testified the other driver made a motion during the altercation and the case references a license plate. The outcome and further actions are discussed in a dispatch to the court.
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Oikeir
Alama. Plaza
Coughlin
Rene
Bel Wat
Fretander
Ding Te Bertimans
Abia
Sanclilin Anon
Nestipent
Moody Names San Antonio Officials Appointment
Governor Dan Moody names Joseph Morton to a lieutenant colonel role in the western staff. Morton, Texas broker from New Orleans, has offices in a downtown building and plans to return to the city after years away.
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Joseph BR
Honumry
Yeutenant
Dan Moody
Morton
Brokerege Licm
Yenper and
Trane
New Lark
Ind
New Orleans
Iach
Relative Held as Attacker of Sleeping Man
Rudolph Paz, 15, was arrested after allegedly attacking a sleeping man with an ax in a residence on Vorales Street early Wednesday. The injured man, identified as Leyva’s relative, was sent to Rabyst Mr. Geen hospital in critical condition. Paz faced charges in front of Justice of the Peace John F. Ovion.
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Rudolph Paz
Morales Siregl
Tovik Ferra
Vorales Etreet
Justice of the Peace
John F. Ovion
Paz
Andress
Leyva
Anid
Leyte
Torya Wageke
Rabyst Mr. Geen Hospital
Murder Conviction for Friend’s Death Reported
Eureka Kansas May 22 Guy Giles was convicted by a district court here after a jury trial lasting into the night for the murder of his friend. The verdict carries a mandatory sentence of life imprisonment.
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Eureka
Kaz
Heres Giles
Hin
Mayors blame census cuts on fear in San Antonio
City officials led by Mayor Chambers and Wright accuse the census of undercounting residents, citing frightened voters and unlisted names from the Chamber of Commerce. A recheck coordinated by the Chamber and the fire department with Bureau of the Census aims to verify submissions and may adjust the official San Antonio population from 254,052.
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A. R. Holzschuher
San Antonio
Wright
Verighe
Rubiola
Jacob Mubioli
Chambers
Wrights
Conyfner
Rubiela
Stangens
Rehaiber of Commerce and Fire Department
G. F. Taylor
Spr
Chander of Commerce
Washington
Commerce
Officinix Aril Bireau Authoritiee
Ciaainlire
Dallas
Andy
Leslor
Ibn
Chimbeyy
Taylor
Rat Antonio
Amcertain
Brouzh
Cenwis Folica
Holston
Death calls star of early Penn team in Miami
The well known Penn football star, a prominent figure in early university sports, died today in Miami after a long illness. He helped establish the program’s early strength and was celebrated by fans and former teammates.
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Penn
Suiladel
Plekeon
Pennsylvania
Miami
Fla
Lang Leax
Elected leaders named for Suiz Am onio danler student council
Challas Batenio is elected president of the student council, Burl Lovelace becomes vice president, and Lucille Schroegier is chosen as secretary for the coming year.
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Challas Batenio
Suiz Amonio Danler
Caunels Foe
Burl Lovelace
Center
Lucille Schroegier
Secretar
Yellowly Raids Supply Company in Chicago
Federal prohibition administrator E Yellawhey led a raid on the People’s Supply Co confiscating a large stock of materials used to manufacture malt and drugged beverages. The operation, described as the most effective of its kind this year, aimed to curb illegal production and distribution.
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Chicago
Navy Officers Propose Changes in Naval Treaty Discussions
In Washington on May 22 Rear Admiral Schofield told the Senate committee that the treaty favors no clear advantage to the United States though it allows fewer eight inch cruisers. Admiral Moffett urged stronger ships and more bases while others argued for parity and greater tonnage in aircraft carriers and cruisers. The dispute centers on ship tonnage, bases, and the balance with Britain and Japan.
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London
Capitol Hill
High ‘Command
The
Oury
Frank H. Schofields
Senate
United States
Japan
Miniral Willisw A. Mof
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Schofield
Pearl Harbor
Hawai
Tle
Moffell
International
Boot
Peter
Britain
Great Britain
Ratto
Admiral Schofield
OM. Reaven
General Board
Etlatinns
Wulit
Huilding
Great
Hunt and Carlton Struggle in Houston Golf Tournament
In Houston on May 22 the twenty fourth annual Vexay Amorteur Golf Association tournament saw medalist W. C. Tuont win after a tough match. Leonard Atwell of Manston County Club and Aseie Carlton of Iloijeton faced Gaston Teak, Tink McKinney, and Clyde Cunningham as quarter-final play continued with several pairs pressing for the title.
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Wvorlie
Vexay aAfonteur Golf Association Lourenamment
W. C. Tuont
Mith
Manston Countey Club
Leonard Atwell
Aseie Carlton
Iloijeton
Aly
Jon
Local Business Group Hears San Antonio Plans
William M. Weintesh of The Lieht speaks at the Plaza hotel on the first Keeping San Antonio initiative. A. P. Dugar, secretary of the ap Ronization, presents the speech with a pin to be awarded later in the year at a spring meeting led by Thomas Surtee, president of the club.
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Mintosh
San Antonio
William M. Weintesh
Plaza Hotel
A. P. Dugeas
Ap Ronization
Thomas Surtee
Lub
Alabama Supreme Court Denies Rehearing in Bolter Ban Case
The Alabama Supreme Court refused a rehearing on a ruling related to a Bolter ban. The decision affects a contested electoral matter involving Senator Heflin era and a July filing, with notes of party conflicts and political maneuvering.
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Ala
Mat Love
Alabama Eupreme Court
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Wilkincon
Thrmingham Mnirornes
Jowrer
Farmn
Menator Ds
MacNider Named Minister to Canada From War Dept
Stanford MacNider former assistant secretary of war under Coolidge has been appointed minister to Canada. The colonel was elected national commander of the American Legion in 1921.
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Stanford macNider
President Coolidge
Canada
Colonel Macnider
American Legion
Hanford Macnider Named Minister to Canada
Hanford Macnider, former assistant secretary of war and American Legion official, was nominated as minister to Canada by President Hoover. His long career included World War I service, commands in the Ninth Infantry Second Division, and election as national commander of the American Legion in 1921.
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Lardford Macnider
Wer
American Legion
Secondivision
Elios
Hoover
Canada
Coronel “Macniier
Meslean
L Own
One Lena Guard
Ninth Infantry
Jeg Me
Stgice
France
Italy
Coolidge
Artillerymen off to Kansas in reconstituted unit
Highty three field artillerymen depart Fort Sam Houston on Saturday for Fort Leavenworth to join the reconstituted Seventeenth Field Artillery. About 74 move by Missouri Pacific railroad, rest by auto. The force at Leavenworth will total 917 men and officers. Some personnel transfer from Fort Sam Houston and Fort Bragg to consolidate. May 17. Army orders also move the 25th Infantry battalion from Camp Hood to replace departing troops.
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Sam Thouxton
Fort Teavenworth
Rap
Eighth Corps
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Fort Leavenworth
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Camyp Hose J. Done
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