Detroit Drunk Trade Sparks Border Police Clash
Dramatic report from Harbert Corby in New York describes Detroit as the busiest port of liquor importation on the Canadian border. Despite efforts by Windsor police, Ontario authorities, and Dominion officials, whisky smuggling thrives along the river, with residents and tourists fueling demand. The piece recounts raids, fines, and a court ruling on a heavy daily allowance for a noted drinker, illustrating a city at odds with Prohibition era law and enforcement.
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Reds Not Endorsed At Nov D-iy First Congress
Reports from Bertin describe delegates at a November congress voicing opposition to supporting the Russian government. The session examined the split between Communist and Independent factions, urging a broader reliance on Soviet methods and questioning German industrial aid and supplies.
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