Sympathetic Enforcement in Hoover Prohibition Debate
Analysis of how Hoover might handle enforcement of the Eighteenth Amendment and Volstead Act after his election. Debate centers on moving enforcement from the Treasury to the Justice Department, with Mellon’s stance and Congress likely to back stricter law enforcement. Emphasizes the voters’ will from the November election and the need for a strong enforcement program under a dry New Congress.
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Herbert Hoover
Hoover
White House
Secretary of the Treasury
Department of Justice
Treasury Department
Department of Internal Revenue
A. W. Mellon
Mellon
Treasury
Mr. Hoover
Mr. Mellon
Congress
New U.S. Citizens Honored After Naturalization Drive
About 140 people were granted citizenship after court proceedings with only twenty not approved. Many prepared via night school and the Americanization Council. The speaker urged all citizens to honor the privilege and fulfill civic responsibilities, welcoming new citizens with pride and best wishes.
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United States
Americanization Council
Iizn
The Christmas Spirit Graces Quiet Streets This Season
Snow softens the town as shoppers exchange greetings and good will spreads through stores and sidewalks. Residents note the festive mood, cheerful interactions, and a sense that peace on earth draws near during the holiday period.
Mild Maniac Warns Parents Against Contagion Myths
A reader styled a "mild maniac" for strict child hygiene advocates avoidance of sick playmates. She notes tissue use and toilet disposal to curb colds, while Dr Peters urges scientific hygiene education to replace camphor bags and predestination beliefs.
Anniversaries and notable births from historic figures
A list of anniversaries notes Holand’s seal for New Amsterdam, Whitney born in Westboro Massachusetts for cotton sin, August Belmont born in Prussia and died in New York City, Canton Fisk born near Greensville New York and died in New York City, Bjornstjerne Bjornson famed Norwegian author, Joel Chandler Harris creator of Twele Remus, Adolphus of Sweden, and William Shakespeare as poets, with other milestones such as the first locomotive bank finished at West Point.
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New Amsterdam
Holand
Fr Whitney
Westboro
Mass
New Haven
Conn
August Belmont
New York
Rhenish
Prussia
New York City
Canton
B. Fisk
Greensville
Cistayus Adolphus of
Sweden
Storkholm
Millon
London
United States
West Point
Birthday of William Cardinal O'Dennehi Celebrated in Lowell
Old calendar notes mark today as the birthday of William Cardinal O'Dennehi the archbishop of Boston born in Lowell Massachusetts. A year ago the Senate rejected seating Senator elect Vare of Pennsylvania by a 58 to 3 vote amid a weather beaten season with cold winds and heavy snow causing casualties in the West and Northwest. The horoscope warns of sensational pursuits and advises steadiness to avoid clouded judgment as events unfold.
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William Cardinal O'Dennehi
Boston
Lowell
Mass
Senate
Vare
Pennsylvania
Today’s Horoscope and Major 20th Century Events
The column notes a fragile mood for a person of generous nature facing possible estrangement and risky ventures. It also reports Massachusetts Cardinal O Connell’s 69th birthday, the Virginia turbo electric liner departing on its maiden voyage, Rhodes Scholars election across 32 states, a civic celebration in San Francisco, and Immaculate Conception Day.
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Catholic Church of
Massachusetts
Cardinal O'Connell
America
Virginia
New York
San Francisco
Panama Canal
Industry and politics mingle over nitrates and national defense
The piece discusses opposition to naval arms expansion, citing Washington and Jefferson, and notes renewed congressional interest in the American Cyanamid Company. It highlights expanded cyanamid nitrogen fertilizer production in Niagara Falls and Warners New Jersey, with electric furnaces and power purchases boosting capacity beyond Muscle Shoals. It mentions Madden bill prospects and Farm Bureau and National Grange actions.
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Washington
Jefferson
Mars
Congress
American Cyanamid Company
Jet Isines
Iran
Niexara Falls
Muscle Shoals
Warners
New Jersey
United States
American Farm Bureau Federation
Chicago
National Grange
Ahuil
Llorefront
How Things Look To THE FARMER By O M Kile
Washington debates Muscle Shoals fate with shift from government operation to private lease. Farmers, farm bureau leaders, and President Coolidge influence favor private development over direct government production. Hoover stance favors development rather than production, leaving Muscle Shoals to enter private operation with basic safeguards.
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O.M. Kile
Coolidge
Congress
Farm Bureau
American Cyanamid Company
Hoover
Tennessee
Muscle Shoals
Alabama
Corsiuas Gift Suggestions For Christmas Shoppers
A local store promotes Christmas gift ideas with half price sound instruments, including a slightly damaged consola Ortho phonie Victrola. Featured are a Paramount Aristocrat banjo, dishes, duxbak hunting gear, Easy Washer Club, second floor home goods, and bargain ranges plus turkeys for Thanksgiving.
Sonora Radio Sets Draw Growing Demonstration Interest
The Sonora Radio attracts attention as demonstration orders increase with more sets available. Clarity of tone comes from a large speaker, new handsome cabinets, and improved lifelike treble and bass features attracting buyers.
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Sonora
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Audit Bureau of
Second
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Humutt
J Clare George
Moll Dally
Lorain
Poreteo
Ronart & Ward
Wabash Aso
Detroit General Motors
Dr. Peters
Farudhiery
Buddy Woz
Pope
John F. Dille Co
Paneament Ballet
Waler Kale
Pearl
Ang
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Elizabethe N. J
Berlin
Paris
Columbia
Wilson
Masaryk
Briand
Streschmann
Chamberlain
Disraeli
Nicholas. Butler
American Farm Bureaus Federation
House Conferves
Morin
Norris
A. Minnich & Sons
Paradise
Torw
Day’s Music Store
Day’s Hardware
Paramount
Fred Koons
Cora Shaw
North Olmsted
Day's Music Store
Day
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