Publishers barred from postal lottery style schemes
Ashington D C September 19 Solicitor Donnelly in the Postoffice Department declares that newspapers offering prizes for lucky numbers are illegal under postal lottery laws. The practice circulated through mails with schemes tied to city editions. Violations carry penalties up to 1000 dollars or two years imprisonment and bans on printing lucky names or distributing prizes.
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Ashington
D. C
Solicitor Donnelly
Postoffice Department
Postoffice Deparl
New York
Nogma
Citor Donnelly
Secretaries to testify Monday before air board hearing
Acting Secretary of War Davis will appear Monday as the first witness before the president's air board in Washington. He will discuss army air service policies with senior officers including Major General Patrick and General Hines. The inquiry will begin at 10 a.m. Monday and continue to report before Congress opens in December.
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Davis
AIR Board
Washington
D.C
Army Air Service
Patrick
John L. Hines
Hugh A. Drum
Congress
Agricultural price listings for grain and meat products
The snippet shows prices for wheat, corn, oats, rye, lard, ribs, and bellies with percentages and figures, plus scattered unreadable text. The readable items indicate commodity listings and quoted values, typical of a market page.
Douglas and Coffey County Urge Road Bond Vote
Citizens of Douglas and Coffey County favor a bond issue to fund road construction and speed drought relief for North Georgia. They oppose delaying action and warn South Georgia may suffer long delays if funds are withheld, advocating immediate road improvements and a special session of the Legislature.
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Douglas. Ga
Douglas
Coffey County
Georgia
Sk Highway Department
Georgis
North Georgia
Milage reports and naval board notes feature Washington dispatch
Washington D C Sept 19 Bureau of Public Roads data shows 1924 highway progress with about half of 262610 miles in state systems unfaced at start of year. Navy board findings on battleships submarines and aircraft discussed by Secretary Wilbur with Colonel Mitchell and lawmakers. Motrom Parker and Bingham attend.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Globe
Informs
Bureau of Pub
Agriculture
Beat Informaton
Alabama
Florida
Wilbur
Navy Board
House Aircraft Committee
Mitchell
Navy
Bee
Hee
Dwight W.motrom
Lew
New York
Ble
Parker
Miah
Howls
Senator Bingham
Chanetiest
RACES READY 70 SEEK TO EQUIP NEGRO LEADERSHIP IN SOUTH
Augusta Ga Sept 19 The Methodist Episcopal church speaker urged white and black Christians to join in building a stronger Negro leadership to shape a Christian democracy The Epworth Hall project at Paineesliege cost 66000 and honors were named for leaders The talk emphasized inclusion of twelve million Negroes as allies rather than obstacles in national development
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Mfe
Rmillstone
Laymen Urged to Vote for Unification in Methodist Church
The executive committee of the General Laymen's Association of the Methodist Episcopal Church urged laymen to vote for unification. The statement, saved today, was issued in Chicago on September 19 by the Methodist Episcopal South group.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Methodist Episcopal Church
Pirates Emblena Tam Discovery by Research Society
A fragmented report notes a research society statement about a missing emblem or symbol linked to Captain Roberts. The text recalls a testy event and an early reference to Saoirse Nant, with unclear chronology and details due to OCR errors.
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Tam
Research Society of
Roberts
Oregon Senator Fails to Appear in Court on Resisting Charge
Baker Oregon Sept 19 Senator Robert N Stanfield failed to appear in municipal court yesterday on charges of resisting an officer in a case from last Sunday. His $50 bail was forfeited. City Attorney McCulloch said other charges had been prepared and would have been pressed if he had appeared. The case is ended, court attaches said. Stanfield was arrested by a policeman who charged him with being drunk and disorderly in the case.
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Baker, Ore
Robert N. steMrrfeld
B. C. McChDoch
Stanfield
McCulloch
Ineligibility of South football players discussed
A meeting of the Southern Conference executive committee in Atlanta heard reports on the ineligibility of college football players from twenty two large southern institutions. The session was held to review eligibility issues and related reports from member schools.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Nti
Institutions of Learning
South
Southern Conference Executive Committee
Mosul Refers to International Court for Questions
A League of Nations subcommission recommended that the permanent court of international justice be asked to decide a set of questions concerning Mosul. The move marks a formal step toward an international legal determination on the disputed issues.
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Mosul
International Court
Guasre
League of Nations Today
Permanent Court of International
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