Prohibition Policy Study Deliberations Hint at Agency Reassignments
Officials examine legal frameworks and mental policy for enforcing alcohol laws as a broad study unfolds. The advisory committee weighs shifting industrial alcohol control from the Treasury to a new department, citing enforcement impact on bootleg suppression and overall prohibition strategy during the forthcoming Congress.
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Intra‘tion
Labor ‘Départment
Justice Department
Een
Preon
Treascn
Coin Department
New Democratic Con Begins With a Premable
The fragment notes a nascent Democratic convention opening with a preamble praising the people and welcoming a given group. The legible portion hints at ceremonial language and a formal, inclusive introduction typical of party gatherings.
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New Democratic
Detroit Mystery as Girl Beaten Found Dead in Alley
Petricia Fe Kiam a 22 year old clerk, formerly of Milwaukee, was found murdered in an alley beside the hotel where she worked. Police report a battered head wrapped in a towel and bloodstains suggesting she was dragged from the scene. Two men were questioned as guests of the hotel amid reports of unwanted attention.
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Detroit
Jime
Petricia Fe ‘Kiam
Milwau
Arthur Nd
Feniain
Deaths and Burials of Henry L. Beeder
Henry Lee Beeder a Whistler Alabama native and Okolona Mississippi resident died in Memphis Tennessee after a short illness. He is survived by his widow his mother Mrs Alice McDonald Beeder of Whistler one son Dick Beeder of Okolona one brother C R Beeder of La Junta Colorado four sisters Mrs Julius Wicke Mrs Gladys Kelley both of Whistler Mrs W H Scheffield of Winter Garden Florida and Mrs C A Delaye of Seattle Washington. Remains will be brought to Whistler for a 4 p m Saturday funeral at the family residence with interment in Whistler Cemetery Roche mortuary in charge.
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Henry Lee Beeder
Whistler
Ala
Okolona
Miss
Memphis
Tenn
Alice McDonald Beeder
Dick Beeder
C. R. Beeder
la Junta
Col
Julius Wicke
Gladys Kelley
W. H. Scheffield
Winter Garden
Fla
C. A. Delaye
Seattle
Wash
Roche Mortuary
Orin Nelson Webb Funeral Arrangements Set
The funeral for Orin Nelson Webb of Spring Hill, who died Wednesday morning, will be held Saturday at 4 p.m. from the residence on Austin's Lane. Interment follows at Spring Hill Cemetery.
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Orin Nelson Webb
Cemsons
Spring Hill
Austin’s Lane
Funeral services for Mrs Agnes Webb Brooks
Mrs Agnes Webb Brooks wife of Edwin Brooks died Monday night in Santa Fe New Mexico Funeral services set for 430 this afternoon at Government Street Presbyterian Church Interment in Pine Crest cemetery Roche mortuary in charge
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Agnes.Webb Brooks
Agnes Webb
Edwin Brooks
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Government Street Presbyterian Church
Pine Crest Cemetery
Roche Mortuary
Funeral Services for Henry Johnson in Shipman Mississippi
Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon for Henry Johnson who died Wednesday morning at 7 in Shipman Mississippi. The service was at 3 pm at the residence of his sister Mrs R White 1504 Old Shell Road with Rev BE Stewart of Central Baptist officiating and Boagill Avenue Baptist church pastor J B Jackson assisting. Pallbearers were Michael Greene W J Johnson Jr Vernon Taylor Renell White Robert Persons and Sam Thompson. Interment followed at Wheelerville Cemetery with Roche Mortuary handling arrangements.
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Henry Johnson
Shipman
Miss
R. At White
Old Shell Road
V. J. B. Jackson
Boagill Avenue Baptist Church
BE. M. Stewart
Central Baptist Church
Michael Greene
W. J. Johnson, Jr
Vernon Taylor
Renell White
Robert Persons
Sam Thompson
Wheelerville Cemetery
Roche Mortuary
Mrs. Margaret Dierlein Dies in Mobile After Brief Stay
Mrs. Margaret Dierlein widow of Charles Dierlein, born in Ownesboro Kentucky and resident of Mobile for 11 months, died Friday morning at 6 45 a.m. She leaves sons J W and E C Dierlein of Mobile and sisters Mrs J A Wright Noblesville Ind and Mrs Fred Bender Asheville N C. Funeral services are Friday at Roche mortuary at 7 p m, with interment in Noblesville Ind.
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Margaret Dierlein
Charles Dierlein
Ownesboro
Mobile
Indianapolis
Ind
J. W
E. C. Dierlein
J. A. Wright
Noblesville
Fred Bender
Asheville
N. C
Roche Mortuary
Noblesville, Ind
Mrs Beda Peterson Dies in Theodore at 8 This Morning
Mrs Beda Mathilda Peterson Wahlberg Peterson wife of Swan D Peterson died at a local infirmary this morning at 8. She was a native of Pennsylvania and had lived in Theodore 15 years. Survived by husband daughter Miss Viola Peterson son O V Peterson one grandchild father C A Wahlberg four brothers Gus Albert Fred Martin Wahlberg and two sisters Mrs C E Ryding Esther Wahlberg. Funeral from family home in Theodore time to be announced by McKay's and interment in Pine Crest cemetery.
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Beda Mathilda Wahlberg Peterson
Swan D. Peterson
Gene
Pennsylvania
Theodore
Viola Peterson
O. V. Peterson
C. A. Wahlberg
Gus
Albert
Fred
Martin Wahlberg
C. E. Ryding
Esther Wahlberg
neleHy Aeer
McKay’s
Pine Crest Cemetery
Interstate Commerce Denies Reopening Coal Cargo Case
The Interstate Commerce Commission denied today the applications of Western Pennsylvania Coal Traffic and Wheeling and Lake Erie to reopen the lake cargo dispute. Washington dispatch reports the decision at June 7.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
The
Westrn
Pennsylvania Coal Traffic 1
Wheeling and
Lake Erna
Witnesses describe shooting in Burnett Crowell case local
Testimony details the night of the slaying on Cedar Street Car scene shows Burnett firing from front of the car while Harrison stood and was mortally wounded. Assistant witnesses place Crowell fleeing south. Barton pursued and helped police detain him as others testified to clothing changes and cafe stops before the tragedy.
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Barton
South Cedar Street
Cedar
North
South Carolina
Cedar Street
Harrison
Burnett
Crowell
Bernstein
Burch
Farmer
Solicitor Chamberlain
Cecil Ross
J. Walker
Lucy Newburn
St. Joseph Street
Todd Shpsbuilding and Drydock Company
Lottie Hawkins
Rustic Inn
Turner
Jomar
L. L. Stacey
H. H. Hamilton
Mobile Light and Railway Company
R. F
Bob” Gilmore
Government
Hamilton
Gilmore
New York Sketch Hints at Odd Defeat Moment
A cryptic line questions what defeated the Pips smoking Stanley Nel on gree. The piece mentions an ambassador to the court of St. Jemen Ben. It clarifies it was not a pipe but a large black cigar.
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New York
Stanley Nel
Gree
St. Jemen Ben
Census bill clears reapportionment risk after amendents
Washington House approves a census measure removing provisions that could affect reapportionment. In Maine, Lindbergh and bride begin their honeymoon voyage off York Harbor. In California, Deputy Chief James Lyons is suspended for gross neglect amid probe into a woman's slaying.
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York Harbor
Lindbergh
Bride
Los Angeles
James Lyons
Abingdon deputy sheriff charged with murder in Kendrick case
In Abingdon Virginia July, Deputy Sheriff James Crowe faces murder charges for the death of J. W. Kendrick a 16 year old college student.
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Abingdon
James Crowe
J. W. Kendrick
Mysterious verdict in Cass case leaves questions
A terse local report cites a verdict connected to the name Cassler and a fatal incident involving a Miss Camamola. Details remain unclear due to damaged text, but authorities indicate a formal decision was reached amid ongoing inquiries.
Springfield committee urges full inquiry into Mrs. DeKing killing
A Springfield committee asks the legislature to authorize a complete investigation of the death of Mrs. Joseph DeKing following a dry raid. The recommendation targets uncovering all facts and potential accountability in the incident.
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Springfield
Ill
Joseph DeKing
Shriners Back Hoover Law Enforcement Program
Los Angeles groups pledge strong backing for Hoover administration crime policy. Community leaders emphasize cooperation with police and public safety measures, highlighting ongoing support from local fraternal organizations.
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Los Angeles
Shriners
Hoover
Conshohocken Pilot Welsh and Passenger Incident
Conshohocken reports on William J. Welsh, a pilot, and his unnamed passenger involved in an incident. Details remain sparse in the readable text, with no clear outcome or official statement available.
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Conshohocken
William J. Welsh
Emil Beck Dies After Ambulance Crash Following Flight
Chicago report states Emil Beck died en route in an ambulance after a plane crash. Authorities investigate the collision and medical response details remain unclear.
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Chicago
Emil Beck
Plane crashes into Potomac. one dead six injured
One man is killed and six people are injured when a plane dives into the Potomac River near Washington. Rescue efforts continue as investigators assess the crash site and potential causes.
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Washington
Potomac River
City Conferences on Peace Between Church and State Begun
Foreign sources report Mexico City set to host peace talks between church and state leaders, with preliminary meetings expected to start Monday to ease long standing tensions and outline possible reforms.
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Mexico
London ministerial move spurs political realignment
The London appointment of Thomas as minister of employment is accepted as fact. William Allen Jowitt, elected Liberal member of Parliament, joins the Labour Party. In Moscow, Alexis Rykoff, president of the council of people's commissars, goes on vacation based on medical advice.
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London
Thomas
William Allen Jowitt
K. C
Labor Party
Moscow
Alexis
Rykoff
Council of Peoples’ Commissars of
Soviet Union
Communists gain ground by banked on peasant gullibility
The piece attributes Communist success in Ruthenia and Slovakia to unscrupulous politicians exploiting peasant ingenuousness. Voters are told the red card will yield benefits from taxation and promised changes, while false assurances are promised as moral merit.
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Ruthenia
Slovakia
Opportunity Peges Section Sparks Interest
A reader note suggests the group labeled as "Section Opportunity Peges" may be a new feature or club. The exact purpose remains unclear but its nickname implies a community outreach angle and potential events to watch for.
World War Reparations Plan Signed by International Financiers
The reparations agreement signed in Paris ends the war era by 1989 with the Dawes plan replaced. Financiers from the United States, Great Britain, France, Belgium, Italy, Japan and Germany signed in alphabetical order as delegates, with prompt worldwide press coverage via Associated Press and cable services.
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Germany
United States
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Italy
Japan
Allemagne
Paris
Atlantic Ocean
Associated Press
New York
Reparations experts favor cuts in Germany annuities
The experts report to the reparations commission urges reducing the next 37 years of annuities from 2.5 billion to about 2.05 billion gold marks annually. It proposes 1.7 billion gold marks for the final 22 years and a bank profits arrangement. The plan aims to depoliticize the reparations issue and mobilize funds for creditor debt while ensuring orderly transition. It notes annuities split into postponable and nonpostponable parts with no clear line between reparations and creditor payments.
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Paris
Reparations Commission
Internaomal Bank
Germany
People who know call classifieds "Opportunity Pages"
A note from readers reflects how savvy buyers label the local Classifieds as Opportunity Pages. The line suggests a broader view of ads as openings for deals, job leads, and notices within the community market.
Deficit Reduced After Unsuccessful Campaign Finances
The Democratic national committee cleared a deficit of 1.5 million dollars at the end of the failed bid. Large gifts included 150 thousand dollars from John J. Raskob and others in New York City, 100 thousand from M. J. Meehan, and 50 thousand each from several named New York contributors and Representative Parker Corning.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
John J. Raskob
William F. Kenny
Herbert H. Lehman
New York City
M. J. Meehan
Bera M. Baruch
William H. Todd
J. Mara
John G. Gilchrist
James 5. Riordan
Parker Corning
New York
Supreme Court Limits on Reich Law Conflicts
The supreme judicial court of the German federal state can rule on conflicts between state laws and Reich laws, but cannot declare Reich laws invalid for encroaching on powers reserved to states by the constitution, unlike our supreme court.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Reich
The
Supreme Court
Record Ads for 10-inch Records by Leo Reisman and Charles King
Ad lists 10 inch records by Reisman and King with titles from classic musicals and operettas. Includes order instructions and a note they pay postage on orders of three or more records.
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Jack Smithy
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