Prohibition Topics Dominate Washington Weekend
The weekend in Washington centered on prohibition with statements, radio speeches, and a letter to the President from wet and dry factions. Highlights include Rep Michaelson denying charges tied to liquor smuggling, Rep Tinkham urging an amendment probe, Henry Curran criticizing Lowman’s report on incidents, Attorney General Mitchell detailing federal enforcement plans, and Senator Capper urging general law observance.
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Washington
Rep. Michaelson
Chicago
Hoover
Rep. Tinkham
Repn
Mass
Henry H. Curran
Association Against the Prohibition Amendment
Treasury
Lowman
Mitchell
Hoover Administration
Sen. Capper
Kan
Local notices and social visits from Grafton area
In Grafton April events include funeral attendance for Mrs Lucy Redington at Elyria Disciple church. Local residents visit relatives in Cleveland Lorain LaGrange Wellington Oberlin and Geneva. Attendance at church activities, car purchases and travel to LeRoy Ohio noted among families Shuster Mennell and Klinect with numerous guests and hostesses.
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M. E. Church
Zimmerman
Lloyd Zimmerman
Edna Taylor
E. J. Harder
Ed Wise
Rose Longwell
Walter Longwell
Lorain
E. C. Johnson
W. D. Johnson
LaGrange
C. H. Johnson
Bertha Harrison
Robert
Millicent Mennell
Cleveland
Harold Smith
R. Hudson
Avon Lake
Lewis Klinect
Irvin Klinect
Ida Hastings
Los Angeles
Cal
Oberlin
E. W. Reichard
Alta Johnson
Mabel Pfeiffer
Wellington
Geneva
Estella Aldrich
Dewey A Aldrich
Earl Shuster
Mildred
Chestnut Ridge
Clyde Shuster
Elyria
Peater Shuster
W. H. Klinert
Lash
North Mechanic and
Center Streets
J. A. Shurgot
Seattle
Wash
Ralph McClellan
Glen
Beverly
Hazel Klinect
Maurice Klinect
Akron
Alice
Eugene
Karl Durkee
Lee Klinect
Melvin
W. H
Richard
Truman Denham
Helen Denham
Vermont Street
Dorothy
Harry Meyne
George Benzing
Leon Szmoni
Fanny Durkee
Vernon Meyne
Olive Tablets Ad Claims Gentle Liver Cleanse
An advertorial promotes Olive Tablets as a safe substitute for calomel, pledging gentle detoxification of blood and liver. It claims improved skin and elimination of a dark taste, bad breath, and constipation, listing prices of 15c 30c and 60c. Dr Edwards is named as author.
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Raeade
Edwards
Believe Woman Victim Of Murder Near Milford
Cincinnati police say a 35 year old well dressed woman found from the Little Miami River near Milford on Sunday likely was murdered. The head bore bruising possibly from a strike or driftwood, and the lungs contained no water, supporting the murder theory. The victim was small in stature, weighing under 100 pounds.
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Cincinnati
Little Miami
Milford
London Chef Forbids Fat Chefs Diet or Quit Says Latry
London chef M Latry declares streamlining is out of fashion and fat chefs lose taste. his staff must diet or quit. He forms two rowing crews from younger staff and gifts them the boat that once carried Oxford in the varsity race.
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London
M. Latry
Oxford University
Detective hoax tale ends with suspended sentence
A Providence couple tale shows a husband posing as a detective after buying handcuffs a secret service badge a flashlight and a blackjack. He was arrested for carrying concealed weapons and received a suspended sentence. The item reflects a splintered set of notices and local social snippets.
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Providence
R. I
Frank Almedia
Secret Service
Girls and Women Wanted at 323 Broad Street
Twenty five girls and women are being sought to address index ecards. Apply Tuesday morning between 10 and 11 a.m. at 323 Broad Street.
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Broad Street
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Grafton
Ent
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N. Y
Millinery
THE
White Cross Beauty Shop
Hazel R. Castle
Vogue
Ance
Lewis
Jane Walks
Jane Walker
Ickernick Anne Meridie
West
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