Prohibition Bureau Reorganization Moves Ahead in Washington
I1 of the 48 states and 4 subordinates are answer smans sent out by Prohibition Commissioner Haynes to appear before Assistant Secretary Andrews. The dry czar will interview all, then decide who is promoted or fired. Names of state directors and regional assignments are being finalized, with announcements due next week.
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Andrews
Pastora
Knowleg
Washington
Haseen
Otion
Miss Patrick Named Kindergartens Supervisor in Denton
Selection of Miss Mayme Patrick of Denton Texas as supervisor of the kindergartens of the public schools occurred at a board meeting yesterday. The name was submitted by Supt S B Murphy and received board recommendation. Miss Patrick will replace Miss Alice Porter of Nashville Tennessee who resigned.
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Patrick
Mayme Patrick
Denton
Texas
Murphy
Alice Porter
Nashle
Tenn
Miss Wheeling Miss Eleanor McCracken Named
Judges in Wheeling West Virginia pick Eleanor McCracken as Miss Wheeling in a beauty contest. The selection highlights local pageant standards and recognizes her among bathing beauty entrants.
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Eleanor McCracken
Wheeling
West Virginia
Lena gold fields concession granted to foreign interests
Soviet council of commissars approves a fifty year concession for Lena gold fields and related iron and copper deposits in Altai and Urals. The accord aims to boost Soviet metal output, employ about 4000 workers, and supply Soviet industries with metals for five years.
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Soviet Council of Commissars
Lena
Siberia
Altai
Ural Mountains
Young Americans Join French Forces For Riff Campaign
Fifteen American aviators, part of the Lafayette Escadrille revived unit led by Col Charles Sweeney, have been received into the French army and will be sent to the Rif actions within two weeks. They will train for mountain combat against Rif tribesmen as French and Spanish forces push toward victory before the rainy season. General Naulin praises the arrival, noting American officers may wear khaki uniforms in the field.
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United States
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Lafayette Escadrille
Charles Sweeney
O Branceste
Mounee Mmegas
Wbpor
Africa
Riff
Eybry Sultan
Morocco
France
Spain
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Naulin
French War Ministry
Neighbor Takes Blame in Still Case in Knoville Tenn
E D Seymour testifies as character witness for J D Ridenour charged with possessing a still. Seymour admits ownership and responsibility for the still on Ridenour’s property, saying he cannot see his neighbor wronged. Ridenour, arrested a month ago near his home, faced a federal preliminary hearing with numerous long-time witnesses.
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Knoville
Tenn
United Press
E. D. Seymour
J. D. ‘Ridenour
Ridenour
United States
J. Pike Powers
Seymour
Uncle’s Ignorance of Boyd Predicament Stuns Family
In Lagrange Georgia on August 18 a wealthy uncle of Ridley Butler told International News Service he knew nothing about the arrest of his 19 year old nephew for the alleged murder of his bride. He claimed to have received a Marian Webb message from New Orleans but could offer no definite detail and said he was contacting authorities there. He stated, I believe the boy is innocent.
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Butler
Ridley
Internationalews Service
Trbmarian
Webb
Orleans
New
Eight Killed in Chinese Riot in Tipn Tsin
Chinese authorities report eight killed and several wounded after police opened fire on a crowd during a riot tied to milling strikes. Several police injured as clashes occurred. some deaths possibly from trampling and drowning while fleeing gunfire.
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Tipn Tsin
China
Arsean Ene
Wisconsin Republicans rally to curb Progressives in state race
Oshkosh voters hear Senator Irvine Lenroot condemn the so called Progressive Administration as a threat to the party. He urges bias against hostiles and urges supporters to back a party backed candidate rather than radicals.
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Wis Wie
Quavention
Arthur Barry
Milwaukee
Ateembinge
Roy ‘P. ~Wilcox
U Claire
Francis McGovern
Wallace Ingalls
Racine
J. H. McGillan
Green Bay
Dark Horse
F. L. Hoard
Fr. Atkinson
Dean
H. D. Russell
Wisconsin College
Wisconsin
Lenroot
Coolidge
United States Senate
LaFollette
Madison
Congress
Legion to Invite Candidates for State Offices
The American Legion post plans to invite candidates for the U S senate and Alabama governor to speak at fall banquets starting in October. The post met last night and will sponsor a Night in Paris event on November 10, similar to last year, endorsing the Mobile Baldwin Bridge project.
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Alabama
American Legion
Sto
Wilt Spohner
Paris
Post
Mobile-Baldwin- Bridge
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