Chicago Candidates Rally Amid Tight Ballot Drive
Across Chicago voters faced a crowded field as candidates from multiple parties campaigned vigorously. The Associated Press reports a brisk turnout outlook and last minute push to sway undecided voters before the primary.
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Arraign Five for Wood Alcohol Whisky Deaths
Five more of the 23 men indicted in the wood alcohol whisky case were arraigned in federal court in New York charged with conspiracy to defeat wartime prohibition. Cosimo Ambrosia Salvatore Esposito Luigi Puén Adolph Panarelli held on 50000 dollars bail. Carmine Licenziato on 10000. All pleaded not guilty. Paul Nassetta and Frank Soricini arrested tonight linked to the Hartford Connecticut whisky deaths.
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Questioning of Reds Triggers Doe Agents Illness
Chicago Jan 8 Several Justice Department agents fell ill after days of questioning radicals in crowded rooms where up to 100 Reds gathered for raids. Doctors fear the rooms became contaminated by the crowds. Among the affected was John T Creighton assistant attorney general from Washington.
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Revised list to be demanded for trial
The Associated Press reports in London that the list of war criminals to be tried by the Allies has been revised and reduced from the original 1200. About 300 names remain, with the Daily Mail noting that the change favors a shorter list and includes many with lighter offenses, while Crown Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria and the German crown prince stay on the list.
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Ratification Plan Set For Versailles Peace Treaty Exchange
Plans completed for the ratification exchange of the Versailles peace treaty. The ceremony is scheduled Saturday afternoon at 4 o clock in the foreign affairs ministry hall. The German delegation will receive the letter modifying tonnage demands from Barn Kurt von Lersher. Ratifying powers include Great Britain, France, Italy, Japan, Belgium, Brazil, Guatemala, Peru, Poland, Siam, and Czecho Slovakia, and Uruguay.
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Stop Raging Fire Effort Shows Silent Ship Action
Reported from an early evening scene a harbor ship crew battles a raging fire with focused effort. The incident prompted alarms and prompted authorities to coordinate a rapid response as flames were contained. No injuries reported at this time.
Twin Falls mulls rim-to-rim bridge plan of the Snake River
Twin Falls Chamber of Commerce directors mature plans for a stock company to build a toll rim-to-rim bridge across the Snake River just north of Twin Falls. North Side landowners back the project to raise land values and unite the two sides. Murray surveys imply construction costs near 3 million with cantilever or suspension options under study.
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