MP Bride Denies Prohibition Costs as Bank Claim
F Scott McBride of the Anti Saloon League calls the prohibition cost claim a pure bank. He disputes the figure of near two billion dollars annual loss and notes only 36 million spent on enforcement with half returned via fines.
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Washington
F. Scott McBride
The
Anti-Saloon League
Association Against the Prohibition Amendment
Para Bank
NecBride
Total
Two Autos Stolen Over Week End
Two cars vanished over the weekend from local residents. A maroon Dodge Victoria coupe with license D 5 948 was reported missing by L R Raymond of 357 Columbus Street. A blue four door Pontiac sedan with plate A 9 689 was reported stolen by William Stanislawski of 124 Bell Avenue.
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L. R. Raymond
Columbus Street
William Stanislawski
Bellavenue
Cat Bite Claims Central High Principal
Washington May 20 The playful habit of a cat biting Alvin W. Miller principal of Central High School led to his death from blood poisoning after an infection set in. Miller was bitten on the wrist when the cat jumped on his bed as usual. Despite the best medical care the infection proved fatal after several days in hospital.
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Washington
Alvin W. Miller
Central High School
Miller
Knights of Columbus Convention Opens in Toledo
More than 350 Ohio Knights of Columbus marched to Saint Francis de Sales Cathedral to attend a solemn High Mass as the 30th annual convention opened. Bishop Samuel A. Stritch delivered the sermon and Rev. T. A. Nolan of Columbus was the celebrant. The first business session began at 1:93 p.m.
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Toledo
Ohio Knights of Columbus
St. France de Sales
Samuel A. Stritch
T. A. Nolan
Columbus
Tuesday's Five Best Radio Features
Radio listings note 1929 United Press schedule across WEAF NBC WABC and CBS networks 8:00 to 10:00 EST featuring Under the Gas Light Mingtre Show Paul Whiteman Orchestra Curtis Institute Concert and Vaudeville Hour with station and network affiliations included.
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United Press
WEAF
NBC
YJZ
Mingtre
WABC
CBS
Paul Whiteman
Congress Today Senate Deliberates Reapportionment and Census Bill
Senate resumes debate on reappointment apportionment and census measure while Interstate Commerce panel continues hearings on a bill to establish a communications commission. Not in session.
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Interstate Commerce Committee
Cleveland man jailed after mother-in-law shot
In Cleveland on May 20 Stephen Saze 38 was jailed while police determine the fate of his 46 year old mother-in-law Susan Lencezes wounded by a gunshot. Saze allegedly shot her blaming her for his separation from his wife. In Akron police probed a bombing at H M Gilletty's home tied to labor unrest. no injuries were reported as the blast damaged the house and officials blamed labor troubles.
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Cleveland
Stephen Saze
Susan Lencezes
Saze
Akron
H. M. Gilletty
Akron Motion Picture Operators Association
Railroad station near Columbus to start dress rehearsals
A railroad station near Columbus, at the flying field, nears completion as transfer points are set to minimize travel time. Officials will begin a series of dress rehearsals in about three weeks, running trips back and forth before opening the service. In London, Welter Hasen said after the French and German championships he would return to England to play with the Prince of Wales.
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Flying
Columbus
Cleveland
Pennsylvania Railroad
C. BE. MccCullough
Ohio
Los Angeles
San Francisco
New York
Waynake
Oklo
Clovis
New Mexico
California
Incomplete Quote on Prince's Handicap Progress
The fragment notes Hagen remarking the prince’s handicap around sixteen, noting improvement may come with more practice in hooking and entangling arms, forecasting a reduction in hindrance.
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Hagen
Veterans of Foreign Wars to Hold Important Meeting
The Veterans of Foreign Wars announce a regular meeting Tuesday evening in the Turner Block rooms. Members will arrange to participate in ceremonies at Brownhelm Sunday May 26 and conduct other business during the session.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Turner Block
Fll
Brownhelm
Public Education Praised in Avon Baccalaureate Sermon
Avon Ohio May 20 Rev Muir Auld pastor of the First Congregational Church lauded the United States as a leader in public education before Avon high school graduates. He urged students to value discipline in learning and outlined three purposes of education linking them to the past nature and religion. Other clergy gave invocations as student performances by Arlin Sargeant Pearl Wilford Marjorie Chester and Rosemary Heckle accompanied by piano violin and xylophone.
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Avon
America
Muir Auld
First Congregational Church
Avon High School
Scotland
United States
Mr. Auld
W. E. Hoffman
Avon Methodist Church
Arlin Sargeant
Lorain
Pearl Wilford
Marjorie Chester
Rosemary Heckle
Coast guardsman found dead in Lake Erie tragedy
Coast guardsmen recovered the body of George O Malley 32 a tug boat fireman who fell into Lake Erie and drowned after losing his grip while laying a line near Cleveland Ohio on May 20. In Hamilton Ohio May 20 a quarrel with Ro milda Finley 18 was linked to the death by own action of Herman Miller 21 who shot and killed himself Sunday after his brother allegedly took Miss Finley for a ride following their quarrel.
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Cleveland, O
Coast
George O'Malley
Lake Erie
O’maley
Hamilton
Romilda Finley
Herman Miller
Miller
Finley
Miss Finley
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