National Retail Beverage Center Formed in Washington
The National Association of Retail Beverage Centers formed in Washington with headquarters to organize 200000 of 790000 licensed beer retailers. Frank Clark is president, S Wallace Dempser general counsel. The group seeks fair laws, modest taxes, and guidance for repeal fallout to keep beverage business viable. They urge limits on age and intoxication, ban ownership by brewers, and low taxes to curb bootlegging.
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Washington
D. C
National Association of Retail Beverage Ceniers
Ilinois
Iowa
Ine Dai8
Ohio
Fieday
Frank Clark
Florida
Congress
Wallace Dempser
New York
Frank Dudley
Buffalo
United Hotels of America
Directo
Ttme
Clark Tedy
Clark
Nidtime Saman
Werthern Brewery
Crews of Trucks Held Up and Robbed Near Columbus
Five masked men hijacked two Louisville Chicago Merchandise trucks near Columbus Indiana Monday night. They held crews prisoner until 3 am and dumped them miles away in Mantoe county. The hijackers took 28 000 pounds of cigarettes and other merchandise from the trucks.
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Monroe, Mucn
Chicago
Sheriff's Office
Columbus
Ind
Mantoe County
Ciicapa
Huewa
Transcontinental Roads A National Need
James T. Williams Jr emphasizes urgent federal action on public works to relieve unemployment and boost prosperity. He argues completing three cross continental highways from Atlantic to Pacific would drive national commerce, educate citizens, keep money domestic, and serve defense needs, urging Washington to fund or otherwise enable construction nationwide.
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Los Angeles
Cal
James T. Williams Jr
Universal Service
Washington, D. C
Washington
Leas
Atlantic
Pacific
William Randolph Hearst
Britain Pressures U S to Curtail Naval Build Up
London reports Britain urged Norman H. Davis to delay the US naval construction on the eve of the disarmament conference. Washington confirms Roosevelt intends to pursue the $238 million plan to build the navy to treaty limits.
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Britain
U. S
London
United States
Norman H. Davis
Washington
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Norman H. Davie
America
Rates Offered for Ball Game Within 150 Mile Radius
Round trip rates of 60 percent of a one way fare from any point within 150 miles of Ban Antonio for the duration of the baseball series which starts Wednesday was announced Tuesday by Frank Orr, assistant general passenger agent for the Missouri Pacific Ones.
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Ban
Antonio
Frank Orr
Missouri Pacific
May Edwards Named Acting Assistant Chief of Staff
May Edwards is named acting assistant chief of staff for military inter genre at the Fourteenth Field Artillery headquarters Second Division, with Major B Edwards designated in the substitute role.
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May. Edwards
B. Edwards
The
Futeenth Field Artillery
Domination in Texas Orf May Tie Board Moves
New York dispatch reports Texas Corporation elected new directors and reduced Lapham's influence while R G Holmes urged a larger board to counter minority control. Three new directors are Lester Norris William Mitchell and Walker Dunnington. Lapham remains a director and chair of the executive committee.
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New York
Texas Corporation
Dyes
Onerd
Henry G. Lapham
Lpek
R. G. Holmes
Holmes
Lapham
Texas Corporation Board of Directors
H. G. Lapham
Lester J. Norris
St. Ghartes
Til
John W. Gates
William Hi. Mitchell
Chicago
John J. Mitchell
Walker G. Dunnington
Are, Hill
James M. Hill
J. H. Lapham
San Antonio
Prince declines invitation to American Legion convention
London dispatch reports the Prince of Wales cannot attend the American Legion national convention in Chicago next month due to a heavy schedule of official duties.
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Prince
London
Prince of Wales
The
American Legion
Chicago
Medal waits Huey Oocker medal waits Huey Oocker
A gold medal will be presented today to the unnamed man who blackened U S Senator Huey Long s eye in the washroom of the exclusive Saint Point bath club on Tong Island last month The medal will be given to Edward T Newell president of the American Nu mismatic society Owen P White founder of the movement to honor the hero who struck the Kingfish will present the award
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New York
U. S
Huey Long
Sant Point Bath Club
Tong Island
American Numismatic Society
Owen P. White
Edward T. Newell
Helland to Take Post as Texas Public Works Engineer
Helland will leave San Antonio Friday or Saturday to assume his post as assistant engineer of the Texas public works board. Selected by state engineer R A Thompson, he is son of the late Hens Helland former city engineer of San Antonio. He has directed municipal projects in Austin and supervised engineering on the Big Bend cut‑off and the San Antonio sewage disposal plant.
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Helland
Texas Public Workaboard
San Antonio
Fort Worth
R. A. Thompson
Hens Helland
Austin
Big Bend
Wallace Aims for Controlled Inflation Speech
Chicago September 20 Secretary Wallace told the Grain Dealers association he favors controlled inflation and warned price fixing without production control fails. He predicted inflationists could gain power in Congress unless farm prices rise in coming months and urged tariff realism and foreign loan caution. Wallace cited creditor psychology and high tariff sentiment as hurdles to price and debt solutions.
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Chicago
Wallace
Grain Dealers’ Association
Roose’veld
Congress
America
Faney
Master Appointed to Hear Oil Suit
Thomas W. Masterson has been appointed special master to hear receivership proceedings against the Grayburg Oil company, in a suit instituted by Indiana Gas and Oil company. Former federal Judge DuValle, who had been named master, departed on a six month vacation.
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Thomas W. Masterson
Grayburg Oil Company
Indiana Gas and Oil Company
Karmoniann
Grayburg Company
DuValle
Ing
O'Brien Nominated by Big Margin in New York Primary
O'Brien won a sweeping Democratic mayoral nomination at Tammany Hall defeating Congressman Loring Black and Assemblyman Ambra by a large margin. Final tallies show O'Brien about 271,100 votes, Black 195,173, Ambra 27,209 across 4104 districts.
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O’brien
New York
John
P. O'Brien
Tammany Hall
Loring
Black
Jerome G. Ambra
Yole
O'Brien
Ambra
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Twree Times
U.S
Virgil Richard
Remington Aro Co, Inc
Rexardhese
Aline
Virgil Michard
Sayat
Pople
Ahape
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