History making decisions on Chicago prohibition cases
In Chicago recently a former saloon keeper Lewisohn was fined 1000 and jailed for a year for contempt of injunctions against liquor sales. The federal circuit upheld the order, ruling injunctions can close places selling liquor, speeding up enforcement and possibly ending most legal objections to the Volstead Act. The ruling could be taken to the Supreme Court.
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Chicago
Lewisohn
Wabash Avenue
Landis
Federal District Court
United States Supreme Court
The Reduction of the Navy in World Context
The piece argues against naval buildup and armored steel cuts, contending reductions would not obsolete warfare. It notes objections at home about tax impacts and unemployment, urging reallocation to large highway projects across the continent to boost wealth and production. The author favors shifting funds from the navy to national infrastructure.
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Japan
Great Britain
United States
Yesterday in Ohio a look back through time
Chronology of events from 1805 to 1897 notes Muskingum boat culture for Burr expedition, a cargo voyage to Cincinnati from Liverpool, Corwin elected to the Senate, 1850 constitutional convention in Cincinnati, Mrs McKinley's paralysis, and past notable births and anniversaries. It also recalls a 1 year ago note on Greece, Erivan capture reports, and birthdays of Carolina White, Alexander Mann, Trepe Vanbrugh, M J Kelley.
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Aaron Burr
Cincinnand
Liverpool
Thomas Corwin
United States
Senate
Cincinnati
Nancy Allison Mc Kinley
President McKinley
Canton
Carolina White
Dorchester
Mass
Alexander Mann
Trinity Church
Boston
Geneva
N. Y
Trepe Vanbrugh
Exeter
England
Centenary of Alvin Hawkins Birth Noted in Tennessee
Today marks the birth centenary of Alvin Hawkins a former governor of Tennessee. Mrs Theodore Roosevelt widow of the late president is noted as observing the 35th wedding anniversary. Ma al F och will tour scenic Pacific coast en route from Portland to San Francisco. A conference on The Relation of the Federal Government to Education is held at the University of Illinois with American educators. The Southern Intercollegiate Athletics topic is on the agenda of the Southern States association meeting in Birmingham.
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Alvin Hawkins
Tennessee
Theodore R Velt
Presiden
Ma al Foch
Pacific Coast
Portland
San Francisco
University of Illinois
Association of Colleges and Secondary Poll
Southern States
Birmingham
Elyria Local Events Spark Busy 40 Years Ago
The Republican praised Elyria for its woodcraft crowd. The Roller Skating Rink opened in the Ely block with a large crowd and Fifth Regiment band. Lorain County Teachers’ Institute met at the high school. Prof. Church spoke and Superintendent Parker urged school libraries. A Garfield monument fund drive attracted support. Miss Eva Emmons wed Rev. FL Er Willlame.
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Larka
Fifth Regiment
Church of
Two Women Voted into New Jersey Legislature
Abe Martin notes a shift from old time bar talk to modern ambiguity as a mystery bootlegger asks white or red. Joe Moon, despondent after weeks of trouble seeking, brews rhubarb wine. The next New Jersey legislature will include two women members.
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Joe Moon
New Jersey
Komical Telegrams Letter Inspires Laughs and Readers' Notes
A long readers’ exchange in this humor column shows August Wind from Lenngenstei sending jokes and critiques. Readers discuss unsigned letters, joke origins, and the value of originality, with playful rivalries among famous cartoonists and editors.
Proposal at soldiers monument stirs local talk of Burke
The speaker suggests a proposal in front of the soldiers' monument and notes broad local support if it were to be made. The message asks which night to reserve, addressing a friend as Jim and implying personal plans amid crowd sentiment.
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Eiiriae
Betty Discovers A New Neighbor Beehive Tale
Betty meets Mrs. Humblebee and Johnny Field-mousie in a whimsical tale about insect homes and spun cocoons. The Bee family debates living places while Betty learns how humble bees spin and hatch, ending as she hurries to her mama. In Medina county news, voters seek a Medina precinct to avoid losing voting rights where village lines cross Summit County.
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Johnny Bield
Johnny Field-mousie
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Ratty
Honey
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Mr. Hambiebee
Netty
Mrs. Hurmblebee
Mrs. Humbleheer
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