Maine Voters Back Repeal Of Prohibition In 21st Amendment Move
Maine joined today as the twenty fourth state to back the repeal of the eighteenth amendment by about two to one while 39 states are expected to vote on the proposal by November 7. Repeal backers see momentum in Maryland Colorado and Minnesota as Maine and Arizona move to ratify. Prohibitionists urge continued fight as nationwide action on repeal continues.
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Eyes and Their Effects on Vision and Work Life
This ad argues weak eyes ruin appearance and happiness, urging sight conservation and full eye exams. It cites a federal survey showing millions with defective vision, causing job changes over a decade. It promotes competent optometrists and scientifically grounded lenses to restore normal vision and productivity.
Strikes Move Westward and Near Yucatan Route
Report describes two approaching strikes moving west northwest and toward Yucatan Mexico as marked by arrows on a map. The note indicates geographic directions and a connection to the Caribbean area, detailing the perceived paths of the events.
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Theft Reported by Townsend and Saunuers
Mrs. George Townsend of 3930 reported the theft of 4 watches. Mrs. B F Saunuers of 309 West Poplar street reported the robbery of a 335 watch.
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Sauer kraut Day Comes to Forreston Festivities
In Forreston Illinois on September 14 residents plan Sauer kraut Day with free food for all comers. Town organizers estimate attendance from nearby towns and anticipate local crowds enjoying the event.
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Cardinal Urges Holy Alliance at Catholic Congress
Cardinal Innitzer, archbishop of Austria, proposed a holy alliance of Christian powers to overcome the world crisis at the Catholic congress in Hofburg Vienna on September 12.
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City Prepares Licenses as Beer Sales Begin Friday
The city hall readies for beer licensing as 4.2 beer becomes legal. An ordinance by T D Dobbs allows separate licenses per dealer and per location, with 8 p m Friday sales in City Hall. Fees cover June 1 to May 31, refunds on license expiration, and fines up to 100 dollars per day for noncompliance.
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Trans Ocean Air Mail Far in Future
Washington reports that trans Atlantic air mail service will not be possible in the near term. Charles and Anne Lindbergh are cited as early pioneers. Post Office Department official E. White notes budget and economy constraints affect prospects.
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Musician Garnet Froh Dies at Tarleton College
Garnet Froh 40, longtime fine arts instructor at Tarleton College, died after an operation last week. He and his brother Dr W Froh were noted musicians and teachers in the Texas region.
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Hank Safety Plan Urged for Sound Banking System
H A Lyon president of the Financial Advertisers Association urged bankers to education programs to ensure a strong banking system at all times. He warned that restoring immediate confidence is not enough and that good banks suffered when bad banks operated, calling for responsible bankers to prevent unsafe practices.
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Joblesse Man Finds Returns $29,600
New Orleans on September 12 George Miller an unemployed laborer found securities on the sidewalk in the downtown section and returned the money to the owner. The securities were held Saturday by Paul W. Etheredge former Albuquerque NM druggist who said they represented practically his entire family fortune. Etheredge said he would give Miller an $500 reward.
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