Drastic moves widen selling field for brewers
A crowded wartime style dispatch reports the Nazi government actions in Berlin raising fears of isolation of Jews and curbs on business, while U.S. coverage notes beer legalization trends. It outlines brewing capacity and employment projections across New York, Milwaukee, Chicago, Cincinnati, St. Louis and western states as legalization looms.
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J. R. Brackett
New York
U. S. Brewers’ Association
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Patterson
Newark
N. J
Milwaukee
Brewery Workers’ Union
Chicago
Minois Manufacturing Association
Cincinnati
Ohio
Advisory Commission For Liquor Control
St. Louis
St Louis
Industrial Club of
Discretionary arms embargo power backed by committee
Washington March 29 The House Foreign Affairs Committee voted to grant President Roosevelt discretion to declare an arms embargo against any foreign country. Chairman McReynolds said he would push for a House vote next week and predicted its passage.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House Foreign Affairs Committee
McReynolds
House
Former Alaska Missionary Dies In Topeka Kansas
TOPEKA Kansas March 29 The Rev Howard Moody Prank aged 54 pastor of the Third Presbyterian Church is dead here He spent three years in missionary work in Alaska during his life time BABY GIRL BORN TO MR AND MRS GABE PAUL Mr and Mrs Gabe Paul are the proud parents of a baby girl born on Monday evening at St Ann s Hospital The young lady weighed eight pounds at birth
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Topeka
Kansas
Howard Moody
Third Presbyterian Church
Alaska
Gabe Paul
St. Ann's Hospital
U S Embassy Stoned in Mexico City Protest
In Mexico City on March 29, protesters stoned the U S Embassy as opposition to Josephus Daniels becoming ambassador. Posters linked the move to Daniels 1914 Vera Cruz landing as Navy Secretary, an event that left two Mexicans dead.
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U.S
Mexico City
United States
Josephus Daniels
Mexico
Daniels
Vera Cruz
Chamber luncheon honors territorial legislature in Juneau
The Chamber of Commerce hosts a noon luncheon at Bailey's Cafe with invited legislators Bragaw Campbell DeVane Frawley Hess Lomen Shattuck and Walker Gov. George A. Parks Walter G. Smith Territorial Treasurer James S. Truitt Attorney General A. E. Karnes and Cash Cole Auditor. The Forum Club backed by E. M. Goddard provides music and features as seating is limited to members and guests. Preparation begins for April 10 opening of Juneau Lumber Mills operations per Roy Rutherford with orders for box shooks and lumber from Libby McNeill and Libby Fidalgo Island Packing and Shepard Point canneries. Trade activity includes Red Bay log and piling supply for regional canneries.
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Chamber of Commerce
Territorial
Bailey's Cafe
Bragaw
Campbell
Forum Club
Chamber
E. M. Goddard
John W. Jones
Juneau
Roy Rutherford
Seattle
Tthis
Rutherford
Libby, McNeill and Libby
Fidalgo Island Packing Company
Shepard Point Canning Company
Red Bay
Juneau Lumber
Pirates Raid Vessel and Abduct Four Britons
Roving pirates attacked the steamer Nanchang at Lyons harbor in Newchwang Manchuria and seized four British officers. Mayor Edouard Herriot, still in office, aims to combat unemployment by using an archaeological find, the Roman eel theatre at Pourviere hill, to create jobs. A local fisherman Ben Olson underwent a major operation at St Ann's Hospital.
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Newchwang
Manchuria
Lyons
France
Bruanchor
Edouvard Herriot
Pourviere
Lugdunum
Herriot
Ben Olson
St. Ann's Hospital
Two Cases of Beer to Be Sent To White House
Washington March 29 The first two cases of beer to be made in Milwaukee will be sent to the White House. Whether beer will be served there after being regaled is being held in complete abeyance.
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Berlin
Hitler
National Socialist Party
Brunswick
Steel Helmet
White House
Washington
Milwaukee
Doctors May Prescribe More Liquor For Medical Use
Washington march 2 a bill to remove limits on the amount of liquor physicians may prescribe for medical purposes passed the Senate today.
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Washington
Senate
Warned on Currant Pre-Prohibition Beer Licenses
In Tacoma on March 29 Burns Poe, Collector of Internal Revenue for Washington and Alaska, warned prospective dealers in wines and beer to obtain the pre-Prohibition federal license for retailers and wholesalers. The annual license fees total 100 dollars for wholesalers and 25 dollars for retailers, with additional brewery fees of 1,000 dollars annually. Poe stated the new beer bill does not affect these fees.
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Tacoma
Wish
Burns Poe
Internal Revenue
Washington
Alska
Poe
Narrowly Averted Train Wreck On Mayflower Express
Boston march 29 police stopped an apparent effort to wreck the Mayflower Express carrying Yosuke Matsouka former head of Japan’s delegation to the League of Nations. Two iron straps in yellow and red bunting described as Chinese colors were found on the track about twenty minutes before the train’s scheduled arrival.
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Boston
Mass
Yosuke Matsouka
Japan
League of Navns
American Adherence To World Court Faces Opposition
Washington March 20 The Senate Foreign Relations Committee postponed discussion on the protocol of American adherence to the World Court until next week. Opposition is certain to be expressed.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Wagner bill favored after Roosevelts conference
Washington March 29 Senator Wagner after a conference with President Roosevelt said the Executive favored Wagner’s bill for half a billion dollars to states and cities for unemployment relief purposes.
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Washington
Wagher
Roosevelt
Mayor Galls for Soldiers in Mine Strike Tension
Illinois March 29. In a coal mining city an air of suppressed excitement grows as Mayor Smith seeks state troops from the Governor to preserve peace amid commune troubles. Ziegler notes the tense scene as residents await military aid to quell unrest.
Funeral for Abe Hansen at Carter's tomorrow
Funeral services for Abe Hansen who was shot and killed by Harry DeGroot at Chichagof last work will be held Thursday afternoon at 2 o clock at the Charles W Carter Mortuary. The burial will follow in Evergreen Cemetery.
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Abe Hansen
Carter
Harry DeGroot
Chichagof
Charles W. Carter
Taurment
Evergreen Cumetery
Investigations Sought Into Motion Picture Industry
Washington March 20. Representative Sirovich of New York proposes a House Committee investigation into the motion picture industry. He alleges corporate assets in the industry are being dissipated and urges a formal inquiry.
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Washington
House
Sirovich
New York
Italy's Bosses Face Tax Shift Under Mussolini Decree
ROME March 29 The new decree shifts tax burden from workers to employers promising relief for modest wages. It raises wage tax credit from 40 to 80 percent for earnings under 1500 while those under 200 receive no increase. The policy aims to aid low income families with a sliding scale up to 900 dollars.
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Rome
Mussolini
Roosevelt urges federal oversight of new securities
President Roosevelt presses Congress to grant federal supervision over investment securities and intermix with interstate commerce. He cites investor losses from unethical practices and signals broader reforms including regulation of railroads, farms, mortgages, and stock exchanges. Hearings are set to begin, with support across parties.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Capitol Hill
Congress
House
Senate
Interstate Commerce Committee
Father of 10 poisons wife and children
Chicago Tl March 29 John Frapaselli a father of ten and city street sweeper admitted he unwittingly poisoned his family with meat from a dead pig found in an alley as his wages ran overdue. Two children are dead four others critical his wife near death four children spared. He did not poison himself.
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Chicago
John Frapaselli
Frapaselli
Alaskan musher reaches Hazelton on way to Chicago
Alaskan dog team led by Slim Williams arrived at Hazelton B C after covering about 1800 miles since November 20. Williams and his dogs are reported in good condition and plan a short rest before continuing toward Chicago.
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Hazelton
Chicago
B. C
Copper Center
Alaska
Williams
Sted
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