Maine Senator Gould backs wine and beer in shift from prohibition
Esque Isle Maine June 28 A Republican U S senator Arthur R Gould defends rights to have make and drink wine and beer amid ongoing Maine prohibition. He argues licensing light wine and beer would improve enforcement while noting his support aligns with a personal belief in alcohol rights. Antiprohibition leaders threaten opposition ahead of next year’s elections. The claim stems from a civil suit where the grapefruit company plans to refute claims their product is unfake. Residents in northern Maine report elderberry wine and grape juice as local exceptions.
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Esque Isle
Maine
U. S
Arthur R. Gould
Republician
Pnis
Gould
Ohibition
Doran Ashington
Tourists ease bathing suit censorship as Rome loosens rules
Rome June 28. Tourists have been avoiding Adriatic coast beaches due to censorship of bathing suits. The government has amended regulations allowing bathers to enjoy the sea and sand cure without severe limitations, easing restrictions previously imposed.
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Rome
Deaths and obituaries notable in Hagerstown area
Obituary notices for Mrs. Mary Kaplan of 249 Frederick Street aged 86, and Mrs. Mary Ellen Detrow aged 63, with family survivors and funeral details. Also notes on Mrs. Anna May Tawney of Thurmont, and Mrs. Ea Lyday of Springfield Ohio. Includes a Jersey trout advertisement and a pool notice for Shockey’s Pool at Pen Mar.
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Mary Kaplan
Hagerstown
Levine Kaplan
Frederick Street
Kaplan
Russia
Alex
Harry
Williamsport
Esther
Goldie
High Bridge
N. J
Synagosite
East Baltimore Street
Framm
Jewish Cemetery
Halfway
Mary Ellen Detrow
John L. Detrow
William Slick
Mt. Bena
U. B. Church
Mt. Lena
William Peyton
Harry Peyton
Sharpsburg
Hubert Detroy
Funkstown
Webster and
Markwood Detrow
Lena
Arthur Hartle
Beaver Creek
John Bussard
Jefferson
Charles
Martin
Frank
Trego
Charles Jamison
May
Fauie Bussard
A. B. Church
Boonsboro
W. C. Wachter
Ea Lyday
Springfield
Ohio
Lydses
Paul Hesson Sought In Salem Avenue Hold-Up
Authorities pursue Paul Hesson a salesman for Club Aluminum Company of Baltimore after a 1929 Chevrolet was used in a hold up at Salem Avenue garage. He was seen in Hagerstown Winchester Willow Lane Park and West Washington Street movements after spending day in Hagers town. He fled with another youth and left behind stock sale proceeds funding the car purchase. His family and child are noted in connection with the case.
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Hesson
Salem Avenue
Hagerstown
Willow Lane Park
West Washington Street
Madison Avenue
Winchester
Club Aluminum Company
Baltimore
Dry
Comedian Tinney Plans Comeback After Turbulent Past
Tinney, famed Broadway minstrel, plans a return to the stage to disprove the notion he never comes back. He lost his voice after a speech defect and was the central figure in a two years ago divorce scandal involving his wife and Imogene Wilson. Three die in a grass beach haven amphibian plane crash near Little Wee harbor on June 28, with two others injured.
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Tinney
Broadway
Imogene Wilson
Grass Beach Haven
N. J
Little Wee Harbor
Education becomes compulsory for state prisoners
Springfield Illinois June 28 Two of the three famous R s become graduation requirements for inmates reading and writing. Rodney Brandon state director of public welfare says education will be compulsory for those who need it. The better educated prisoners will be drafted. It is the duty of the state to improve them while incarcerated. Contact between first termers and hardened criminals will be forbidden. Nelson R Roberts longtime Jefferson County court president and Democratic figure died Wednesday night at Middleway West Virginia at age 69 after a stroke.
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Springfield
Ill
Llingis
Rodney Brandon
Public Welfare
Brandon
Nelson R. Roberts
Jefferson County
W. Va
Middleday
That County
Borah Letters Aid Travelers in Russia, Officials Say
Americans on business or science missions report Borah letters open doors in the Soviet Union. The signature of Senator William E. Borah, a leader in recognizing the Soviet government, is valued by travelers and even drawn from members of Congress and Taft.
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James L. West
Associated Press
Washington
Russia
William E. Borah
Idaho
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Soviet Union
Paris
Berlin
Wm. E. Borah
House of Representatives
William Howard Taft
United States
German Signatories Speak On Signing Terrors At War End
The article recalls one signatory’s description of signing as the most terrible moment of his life. A Berlin outdoor demonstration was planned at 7 80 P M for a Reichstag gathering. The Kyitheauser Bund, with about 2 000 000 ex service members, urged erasing article 231’s war guilt confession to aid reconciliation. No clear sign of Herr Hohenzollern’s return despite fate of the Doorn defense act expiring July 22.
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Vossiche Zeitung
Germany
Berlin
Reichstag
Kyitheauser Bund
Doorn
Holland
Herr Hohenzollern
Man asserts Stradivari violin claim in Cove sale
John C Hoefer of Cove says a patched violin bought for 35 dollars years ago is a genuine 1786 Stradivari. He seeks 40000 dollars, noting a sister instrument recently sold for 70000. Hoefer insists the instrument is the famed Strad.
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BAER
Irc
John c. Hoefer
Cove
Hoefer
Bulls Active in Market
New York traders boosted stocks with a vigorous showing led by public utility, steel, and electrical equipment shares. Gains ranged from 3 to 20 points as the market ignored a $122 million jump in broker loans last week. Call money held at 10 percent, time money eased to around 7.5 percent on four month maturities.
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New York
Hawks Fly to Seek New Laurels in Record Flight
Hawks prepared for a speed record flight from the West to New York after repairing a previous plane. He planned to cruise at 12,000 feet, stopping at Flagstaff Albuquerque Wichita St Louis Terre Haute Columbus and Pittsburgh before reaching New York in about 14 hours. If successful he’d attempt a Los Angeles round trip in just over 40 hours, aiming to beat his 18 hour 21 minute transcontinental record.
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Hawks
New York
Flagstaff
Ariz
Albuquerque
Wichita
St. Louis
Terre Haute
Columbus
Fittsburgh
Los Angeles
Atlantic Coast
Markets Furnished by W.4 Spielman & Co
Wheat and corn futures quotes show July, Sept, and Dec contracts with mixed highs and lows. The report lists bid and offer ranges for wheat at 110% to 119 1/2 and corn around 92 to 94 1/2, with no clear trend amid fluctuating prices. Also note ongoing endurance flight attempt by Thorwald Johnson and Owen Haughland in Minneapolis, and a stray line about the sacred status of cows in India.
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Spielman & Co
Wareham
Washington St
AIR Minneapolis
Thorwald Johnson
Owen Haughland
Dry Propaganda in Schools: Campaign Collapse
Washington report notes Hoover and Treasury officials halted any school propaganda effort. No suitable posters submitted. Commissioner Doran contemplates using the $50,000 appropriation for a general survey to compile statistics on enforcement of prohibition statutes by federal state and local authorities.
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Washington
Prohibition Bureau
Hoover
High Treasury
Doran
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Thurmont
Washington County Hospital
George
Catherine
Herman
George C. Pearl
Rebecca Pearl
John W. Kerton
Albert Pearl
Rider
Thurmount Cemetery
Jersey
Shipp
Ady
Shockey
Paul Hesson
Tom Cross
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Arlington Drug Store
Mulberry & Antietam
Sts
J. F. Irwin
Pond
Universal Themios
Universal Ther
West Baltimore Fruit and Produce Co
Wholesale & Retail
W. Franklin ST
Sunkist
Texas
Children’s
Florida
Calif
Elmer Kratz
E. Franklin St
Old Market House
BORAH
Hagecstown
Waih, SJ
Anna V. Young
Public Square
Mammoth Street
Albert C. Ritchie
Kentucky
Delphey Bros
W. Krankiin St. Phone
Conomac Park
Garney Gehr
Maryland
Ludwig Tire & Parking CO
Antietam St
R. R
Chevrolet
India
Tom Watson
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