Prohibition drives local growth and labor law shifts
Dry forces press grain across villages and counties as public opinion pushes for nationwide prohibition while hotel circulars caution patrons about liquor and women. Separately, business groups and labor and anti chain store laws reshape tax planning, wages, strikes, and government procurement amid a broader policy debate.
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Luke Ik
Ulgut
Drys
Conecemis
Secretary of Labor
Cynpsies Dance Echoes Ancient Egypt Tale
A fragment suggests an old Egyptian inspired dance telling of a lovelorn woman and a besotted lover. The piece hints at a ceremonial or theatrical context with mythic undertones and period flair.
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Egypt
Alice Longworth Addresses Hindenburg Sighting Controversy
Cincinnati dispatch notes Alice Longworth commenting on English politicians alarmed by the Hindenburg flying over England. She mocks sentiment about spy fear and the demise of NRA AAA and Potato Control, contrasting with U S domestic calm and dismissing critics.
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Cincinnati
Hindenburg
England
Will Thorne
Germany
Clarington News Faces Slow Post-flood Recovery
After March floods left soft water scarce, Clarington residents contend with slow recovery. Fishermen report water pumping during the peak, and only one real rain has fallen since, leaving ongoing water shortages and disruption in daily life.
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Clarington, O
Movement for Fingerprints of Aliens in Dominion
Vancouver report notes the Native Sons of British Columbia have begun a campaign pushing for compulsory fingerprinting of all aliens entering the Dominion. The stand aims to strengthen border controls and identify newcomers for security and immigration policy.
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Vancouver
B. C
the Native Sons of
British Columbia
Dominion
Bounty Racket Develops From War On Snakes
Alamakes County officials report the rattlesnake bounty plan bred a scam as hunters cut off rattles or tails to claim payments. A 1 dollar bounty for rattlers failed to curb snakes, with tail or festered parts used to justify claims. The rule was tightened to require an inch of tail, but snakes survived without it, prompting new measures this year.
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War and Navy Departments
Grant
Sheridan
War Department
Admiral Standley
Navy
Swanson
Ile
U. S
Alameda
Alamakes County
Tal
Unclear OCR Text About Supervisors and Plan
The readable fragments describe supervisors possibly starting at an alternate end of a task and requiring attention to a detail. The passage is incomplete and lacks clear entities or actions to summarize further.
Egg challenge launched by chamber in Modesto
Modesto Chamber of Commerce launches a national egg laying contest to unite Eastern breeders and Pacific Coast champions in a competition. The movement seeks to show the prowess of champion hens from both regions and foster collaboration in poultry breeding. The plan outlines an invitational format and regional participation.
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Modesto
Cal
Chamber of Commerce
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