Rum running spreads through Florida waters as Coast Guard fights back
In Florida a large illicit rum trade grows despite forceful Coast Guard actions. Major figures include Colonel Luke Lea era officials and Coast Guard Commander Hambeck. Florida hubs at Tampa Jacksonville Pensacola and Key West report expanding branches and a powerful syndicate operating along the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Rome
New York
Boston
Atlantic City
Luke Lea
Tenasee
Young Fell
Horace Seeley
Flor
Inda
Sam
Seo
America
Florida
Jonel B. T. Simmons
Army
Flcer
Lorida
Smuggling Fleet Ops Rise Across Atlantic Coast
A fleet of ships carrying 3 to 20 000 cases valued at 500 000 pounds is retailed in Florida for 3 500 000 dollars. The operation uses seven weasels six schooners and a converted yacht with fast motor boats to outpace coast guard craft. Jacksonville has shifted smuggling routes to Miami Tampa and Key West. In Norfolk blockade is effective and New Orleans traffic has dwindled due to federal action. Mobile shows enforcement vigor and former Mobile officials are jailed. Florida remains the toughest challenge says Colonel Simmons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Coast Guard Service
Jacksonville
Miami
Tampa
Key West
Norfolk
New Orleas
New Orleans
Mobile
Federal
United States
Simmons
Hunters Return With Deer From Salmon Country
John Nevins chief dispatcher for the Short Line and dispatcher G W Streughn arrive in the city today from a hunting trip in the Salmon country. They hunted near the Leacock ranch and each reportedly secured a deer yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nevins
G. W. Streughn
Leacock Ranch
Troops Move Up on Rif Mountains at Ajdir
Spanish forces attacked Riffian positions near Ajdir in the valley region of Spanish Morocco. They advanced about a half mile with artillery and air support, facing light resistance. One officer and five men were wounded with several prisoners taken as weather and morale remained favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alhucemas
Spanish Morocco
Yesterda
Ajdir
Abedel-Krim
Spanish Foreign Legion
Names in Heard Around the Lobbies list across states and cities
A long list of names and places appears in the Heard Around the Lobbies column, detailing residents and visitors from Idaho, Wyoming, Utah, Oregon, California, Colorado, Washington, and beyond. The roster includes individuals and couples such as B M Pellum, G H Oram, E 8 Sloane, Claude Johnson, Theodore Defoe, Roe White, J Webb, A G Orchard, and many others across Twin Falls, Boise, American Falls, and Seattle, reflecting a broad network of people in transit or residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Pellum
Twin Falls
G. H. Oram
Boise
E. 8. Sloane
Affion
Wyo
Claude Johnson
Afton
Theodore Defoe
Kansas City
B. W. Fuller
Marysville
Calif
Roe White
Bancroft
E. Mahoney
Newport
Ore
Logan
Joe Lynch
New Jersey
John Hardy
Salt Lake
L. R. Moryan
Preston
Larin Neeley
J. W. Barrett
American Falls
E. L. Allen
Downey
Farming a Failure Returns to Law in Nebraska
Aaron C. Reed, 80, readmitted to the Nebraska bar by the supreme court and opening an office at Stanton. Admitted in Ohio in 188, he moved to Nebraska in 1876 and left law to farm in 1893, saying farming had not paid and he will restart as a lawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Aaron C. Reed
Supreme Court
Stanton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Orida Waters
Marine
National Capital
Atlantic
Savannah
Federal Penitentiary
Kaddy
Alc
Michigan
Michigan Concords Basket
Cyanshine
Scott
The
St. Marie
Bannock
S. C. Allen
F. C. West
L. Verger
Omaha
A. Humphrey
Wife
W. E. Lewis
Denvir
W. Stephenson
W. Whist
H. B. Glaze
H. P. Grove
Butte
W. Shaman
Mrs Shaman
G. E. Wade
F. B. Hutchings
R. L. Albaugh
Idaho Falls
F. W. Macker
W. H. Palmer, Jr
San Francisco
W. E. Root
Seattle
J. G. Ellingson
Missala
W. L. Burkhart
Spokane
O. F. J. Deysenroth
Chicago
W. F. Weisend
Burley
C. W. Die
R. 8. Stringfellow
J. L. Goss
San Franccisco
W. A. Lee
H. Taylor
Frank E. Johyesse
Z. J. Dockery
A. C. Beekman
Missoula
P. B. Sewell
St. Louis
J M. Wornek
Martin
Idaho
C. B. Stenberg
W. H. Gibson
W. W. Stock
E. R. Cahill
Sattle
Chris
Funk
Ogden
I. N. Hall
Glen H. Frank
J. R. Baker
L. Liebman
Denver
Freeric Shipman
W. H. Waterson
J. E. Wilcox
E. L. Loblan
IT. W. Smith
Rexburg
Clem Smith
C. A. Sundburg
A. W. Rosecrans
G. FF. Clark
Paul
H. J. Zilliox
Montello
Nev
J. _Ramsberg
L. E. Worstell
Stewart Campbell
H. L. _Thompson
I. C. Nelson
L. W. Branaird
Geo. Callas
Robert N. Bell
G. R. Russell
C. A. Bottolfsen
Areo
G. L. Cloward
C. L. Dellard
W. D. Stevens
S. D. Alder
A. Ki Smith
C. A. Rodgers
A. E. Carlson
City
F. Carlson
J. W. Harkin
Waterman Pen Company
J. F. Lewis
G. E. Eckels
Melena
C. H. Webster
Memphis
Tenn
W. L. Bonney
Tracy
Salt Lab
C. PB. Tracy
P. Roth
J. Trippen
J. Davidson
Yellowstone
Ed Cohn
R. H. Dills
Putnam
Portland
C. H. Graves
Errion Frank
A. C. Markes
L. M. Iverson
Gene Young
O. D. Heller
Chester Younger
Cokeville
S. Underwood
R. L. Sate
Hi. M. Lustig
Mary E. Kenyon
Buhl
L. Rutherford
J. Schraeder
J. W. Cloudiek
J. W. Swalberg
H. P. Blodgett
Gooding
W. L. Apgood
Ada Dalton
Hailey
J. H. Roberts
O. W. Kerr
R. Roswell
Ft. Wayne
H. T. Clyne
J. P Claybough
Caldwell
C. W. Tenny
H. S. Brown
M. Higson
St. Paul
C. Rooney
E. D. Piller
C. W. Sandige
Babe Derue
M. Phillips
8. W. Shult
Stratford Furniture Co
Sateen
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