Vote 10 Show Real Desires Prohibition Referendum
Albany March 31 A state referendum on prohibition appears likely with indications pointing to passage by the Republican Legislature of enabling legislation. The question prepared by Elihu Root asks whether Congress should modify the federal act to allow non intoxicating beverages as defined by state laws. Opponents argue the measure is ambiguous and could delay a special election, while Republicans favor an early vote to avoid the issue being carried into the fall campaign.
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Even Soviets Can See Joke In Bolshevik Press
Moscow reports columns of cartoon pictures and jokes appearing in Bolshevik newspapers. A Leningrad paper started a humor column with a joke about America, asking why the Statue of Liberty is built in the water and answering because there is no place for liberty on the mainland.
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Russia
Leningrad
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Coal freight rate found to be 100% stiff
Rates on bituminous coal from Clearfield Meyersburg and Dunbar districts in Pennsylvania Maryland and West Virginia to Black Tom Pier Jersey City were deemed unreasonable in a tentative Interstate Commerce Commission report filed today.
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Meyersbuig
Dumbarland Piedmont
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Maryland
West Virginia
Black Tom Pier
Jersey City
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Bomb Cache Found in North King Street Stable
Two tons of high explosives 285 live bombs and grenades 5000 spare bomb parts 5000 rounds of life ammunition and 10 000 detonators plus bomb making machinery were found in a North King Street stable owned by Maurice Femmon who escaped from Mountjoy prison. No large scale buying activity reported.
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Plant Wizard Not In Serious Condition
Santa Rosa reports Luther Burbank, famed plant scientist, was found at a hotel troubled by severe coughing and gastro intestinal illness. Doctors said his condition was not serious but the illness caused by overtraining and stress impacted his sleep and well being.
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Luther Burbank
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Storm Warnings Extend Along Coast From Akerlie To Doys Port
Weather Bureau forecast warns of storm along the coast from Tutuavide Ila to Doys Port Maine with strong winds and colder temperatures spreading inland. Reports indicate a distant disturbance moved from Arkansas into Indiana with increased intensity, affecting the eastern gulf and South Atlantic states Thursday.
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Hugs Spirit of Dead Husband Triggers Divorce Suit
In Milwaukee the Circuit Court hears a bizarre marital triangle. Mary Czarchorowaki testifies that she believed she was spiritually joined to her first husband and later lived with her second husband seeking divorce. The hearing examines fidelity, emotional ties, and alleged unlawful conduct amid claims of spiritualism.
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Williamsport Moves To Install Street Sign System
City officials led by Mayor William D Byron discuss establishing a letter carrier system and numbered houses. Committees to place street signs at intersections and standard locations, with tourist directional signs around the town and river bridge. Tax collector William F Mentger reappointed. clerk Charles J Lizer succeeds Norman Grave. Orphans Court to meet tomorrow. Tennant to replace a missing judge. Trek Johnson faces court for prizefighting related charges.
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Hagerstown Falls to Roswell In National Title Play
In Chicago at Bartlett Gym Hagerstown High School lost the National Inter scholastic basketball semifinal to Roswell New Mexico by a score of 21 to 20. The Maryland team heads to the consolidation round at ten tomorrow. Roswell pulled away in the third quarter tallying 14 points to Hagerstown's 3. The Maryland squad narrowed the gap late in the fourth.
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New Mexico
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Williamsport Visitor Praises City Streets in Wil larsport
An official from Williamsport Pa inspecting the North American Cement Corps plant at Security commented that Williamsport has the best streets of any city under 50 000 in the East. He praised the mayor and predicted a strong ally for the city.
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Impeachment Vote Sought as Judge English Edge Looms
Washington March 1 The House moves toward impeachment charges against Medieval Judge George W English of MM tnola amid debate on conduct and disbarment of attorneys. A roll call vote was promised before the session ends. Meantime a Morgan County boy injured in a wagon accident was treated and discharged by physicians.
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New Beer With Kick Divides Critics In Chicago
Chicago reports on a new 8.75 percent health beer with mixed reactions. Some call it good and resembling beer while others label it medicine. Observers describe strong molasses-like color and bitter aftertaste, urging near beer chasers. A Windor Canada test claimed 2.75 percent beer surpassed it in quality.
Opponents Split Over Sale of Malt Beer Tonic
Washington March reports show mixed views on a malt tonic with 2.75 percent alcohol. Prohibition leaders and state officials debate legality, with North Carolina officials deeming it illegal medicine and others waiting for state guidance. Some druggists fear undermining temperance laws, while advocates remain divided.
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City Court Fines Soar in March Report Says
Justice J Scott Bower reports a surge in March fines from city and county offices due to rising drunken and disorderly cases and a crackdown on gambling and speeding. The total fines reach about 1200 dollars as authorities push a hard line this month.
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Local Bank Clearings Show Sharp March Gain
Bank clearings for March rose noticeably from last year with totals reaching 2,504, Rad, ReAlUMt 3,191,414.29 to March 1925. The gain equals about 119.10 percent, reflecting strong activity in the period.
Neroes Dead in Bad Storm at Dawson Georgia
A March 32 report from Dawson Georgia notes two men killed as a severe storm swept Terrell and Lea counties. Property damage is estimated at $260,000 with houses demolished and fires ignited. widespread debris and evacuations followed. A divorce filing section mentions Ken Ts Garten seeking dissolution from Wiltta and others, with Francia Cartage and Henratta involved in separate cases.
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Administration Of Tariff Law Scored Amid Inquiry
Washington reports a Democrat charged before a committee that the tariff law has been miserably administered by the majority of the present Tariff Commission and its Welsh era purpose of breaking it down. Commissioner Denis criticizes the agency during the hearing.
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Furniture Co. Plans New Factory At Local Site
Phil Staton leads a new Furniture Co. to build a factory here with Water and no dodate one. Locals say a site has been chosen and will be announced later. The plant aims to employ about Alaty men and start operations soon in a move tied to local industry.
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Th Brandt Cabinet Works
Statley
Doday
Enforcement head defends beer tonic policy as permissible
Assistant Secretary Andrews, in charge of prohibition, says the 3.75 percent beer tonic is a legitimate malt beverage not beer. He explains permits for malt tonics aim to provide safe products, with manufacturer responsibility and withdrawal if misused, and notes tonics with 25 percent gold should not be considered beer.
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Andrews
Lhta
Pullic
New Council Gathered for Installations at Maynor City
The recently elected municipal officials will be installed tomorrow night at the regular May 14 meeting of Maynor and City Council. Mayor Charles E. Boyenan, reelected for a third term, leads the slate with Reubew McEhree as his chosen successor. nearly all city offices are expected to be reappointed by the mayor.
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Charles E. Boyenan
Iwessment
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