Border bootleg tricks fuel Vermont to Maine gin trade
International News Service reports a vigorous illegal liquor pipeline amid strict patrolling. The piece details airplanes, fast boats, camouflaged autos, false gas tanks, hollow car bodies, and hidden liquor tactics used to move whiskey and brandy from Canada into the United States, with enforcement efforts in Vermont, New Hampshire, Maine, Massachusetts and coastal towns. Potential arrests and ingenuity of rum runners are highlighted, including line houses and coordinated cross-border smuggling schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internatonal Neiws Service
Port
nd-Canada
Canada
Aules Gay
United States
Vermont
New Hampshire
Maine
Lake Memphramagog
Worcester
Mass
Castine
Sackett's Harbor
Machias
Governor Dorsey Demands End to Peonage in Georgia
Georgia Governor Hugh M. Dorsey leads the peonage crackdown, acknowledging ongoing servitude in some counties and aiding federal authorities after an eleven enslaved workers slaying on John Williams’s plantation spurred the investigation. The dispatch also notes smuggling of liquor across borders, with smugglers using ships, trains, and crews to evade enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh M. Dorsey
Georgia
Dorsey
John Williams
United States
Booze status puzzles new regime in liquor laws
Washington April 18 The status of non beverage liquors under Prohibition is a major issue as the new administration drafts a practical enforcement code. Palmer era opinions undermined rules on medical and other exemptions, prompting a shift toward looser physician prescribing and revised controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 4
Atkins
Washington
Congress
Palmer
Relativity to be taught in Palestine with Einstein plan
In New York April reports say Jerusalem will host a non teaching ut erwar city focused on relativity as a step toward a future University of Jerusalem. Einstein, visiting for Zionist funds, favors research institutes first and will not lead the faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abner P. Grunauer
New York
Jerusalem
New Zion
Europe
America
Albert Einstein
Zionist Commission
University of Jerusalem
Today
Einstein
Congress
Palestine
Tex
Ite
Lace collars and lace import items in department store
In this department lace reigns supreme with Swiss imports lace vestings collars cuffs sets and edging priced from 1.00. A large varied assortment including 27 inch flouncings beadings galoons and insertions at 10 cents a yard and up. Also imported organ dies in plain colors two tone effects and new colors with moderate pricing. We invite awareness of the wash goods department being the most complete in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
New Neckwear Adds Colorful Touch to Fashion Department
Fashion notes highlight weekly arrivals of new coll aras and shades such as Harding blue orchid Florence grey pink and white. The department emphasizes updating costumes with stylish neck wear to complete outfits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Orchid
Florence
All-Over Laces Available in New Evening Colors
All-Over laces 36 inches wide offered in new evening and afternoon dress colors. Priced at 2.00 dollars per yard and up to 5.00 dollars per yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecometer Sales Co
Broadway
Lorain
Lace Flouncings in Browns and Greys in Stock
Lace flouncings 18 and 36 inches offered in new browns lilies greys white and seery with price range from 3 75 to 10 00.
Stock Lace Extravaganza at Local Store
The store announces its largest lace stock ever with varieties including Venises filet Baby Irish net laps clunies torchohs vals and both domestic and imported collar point laces.
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Hugin Dorsey
Sasoline
Dodge
Cometer Man
H.C. Boynton
O’donnell
C. L. Worthington
Mgr
THE
Lorain Printing Company
Fourth St
Eries
Scranton
Val
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