Federal probes on wartime claims and prohibition policy
The Attorney General outlined steps on wartime ownership disputes and the Volstead Act, urging new laws to curb violence against officers and to criminalize fraud against the United States. He noted ongoing investigations into individuals posing as foreign representatives and pushes for stricter penalties and enforcement across postwar duties.
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GTON
Bec
Fier
Slarhle -Asnual Suport
Bilatiwra
EIN Thie
Eeimini Pheraport
Iki
Imachinery
Ailton Ho
Eki Hagavarsivcat
Ins
Thors
Staten
Europa
Daugherry
United
Mtanta
Clatmanto
Wiecourta
United States
Becume Altoetiv
Sf Aid
Rum
Leven
Mquork
Yaaa
Ameren
Olgu
Holt
Hinguilon
Hove Stag
Chemical Foundation
Auita
Departmant
Bureau of Investimation
Burcas
Wed. Burns
Aviorney
Daugherty
United State
Blue Ridge Theater Ends Week With Coulon Act And Vaudeville
In a busy week at the Blue Ridge Theater, Joann Coulon headlined a program featuring vaudeville acts Edie White Collier and Donald, with roller skate routines by Poutry of Motion. The show also highlighted a crime drama on screen and a star-studded list of talent as manager Reno Filming promoted the final performances.
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Tobany Coulon
Blue Ridge
Coulon
Reno
Edie White
Collier
Donald
Tod George Yeoman
Lisle
Kolth Yandoyilio
Jan Datouse
Starrlex
Couton
T He
Yoxterdey
Manger
Mote
Wilaav
Cho Theater
Fehtor
Flonnie
Tinier
Lovara
Ethel Cyto
Reese
Janie
Aisdud Piite
Alin Clayton
Real internal remedy for piles advertised by a doctor
An advertisement claims J Leonhardt M D found a permanent internal treatment for piles. The tablet MEM-tmb, now sold as HEM-ROCD, is said to be harmless and easy to take, with Fortrey Drug Store offering a full refund if dissatisfied.
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Wuryu
Seldan
J. Leonhardt
M. D
Fortrey Drug Store
Clinton District Teachers Meet Headline Style
Clinton District teachers plan a Saturday meeting at Pleasant Valley School with opening exercises led by Mina Nellie Holdue and Mary Shottinewerty. Talks by Basford Me. Boo and Mia, Taesio Holland and others cover The Teacher as a Nation Builder and The School Influences on the Coming Generation.
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Clinton Diatrict
Teachara Lostitute
Plaasint Valiny
Mina Nellie’ Howldue
Mary Shottinewerty
Basford
Boo
Mia
Taesio Holland
Houllog
Gilmore
Brown
Hertha B. Brown
Earom Sprout
Schooin
Mink Sholagh Baker
Mra
Ethel Forrell
Clarencs A. Rope Hert
Chainsin
Ruth Gaither
Tha of
Pantew Llon
Farmers urged to grow more food and buy local teas
The Department of Agriculture released an opinion urging farmers to produce more of their own food and to buy teas brought by rail, noting nearly 3 percent of farmers’ food consumption is not grown on their farms. The analysis claims households could cut costs if more homegrown produce and locally sourced teas were used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Functions of Government in Industry and Standardization
In a fragmentary 1920s style address, the speaker touts government's role in uniting industry experts, reducing waste after war, stabilizing business, and achieving American commercial supremacy through standardization. The division should support mutual benefit in industry, reduce product variety to lower costs, and push domestic producers to compete with foreign goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sf. Louis
Dee
Durging
Anole Erected 16 Feet High To Honor Caruso
A 16 foot high Anole statue tribute in New York honors the tenor Caruso. The scene features beeswax works and a candle bearing an inscription praising Caruso and expressing devotion. The event is tied to a funeral rite for Gurdival Vaniitelli and includes an inscription about the most holy Mary of Powell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caruso
New York
Yuo Ton
Fiske
Pom
Carusa
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BELL
Messi Cravanete Coats
Wattey
Heinze & Co
Maighone
Joann Coulon
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Screama
Melthar
Clinton
Duck
Geone
Lave
W. Va
Fairmont Poultry and Produce Company
Main St. Phong
TES
Aland
Strine
Coats
Bolivia
Fairmont Hotel Bldg
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