Prohibition Shift Delays Beer Sales Enforcement
The Associated Press reports that as the time prohibition took effect the Justice Department said agents would not try to block the sale of beer up to three percent alcohol tomorrow. The reversal stems from uncertainty over how New York courts might rule on a brewer claim, with agencies poised to act against whiskey and other beverages while the legal fight continues.
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Associated Press
Washington
Department of Justice
Coustry
Department
Federal District Court of
New York
Finalists Named in Global Track and Field Events
Fragmented report highlights a Canadian runner second and Australia third in a discus final. It notes three finalists from the finals with Lieutenant Joseph Higgins mentioned among the winners, and a performance around 40.833 metres. The text is partial and read as a garbled OCR segment.
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Baward Mak
Tana
Waa
Australia
Bid
Brance
Se Aye Americ
Todik
Joseph * Higgins
Pastean
Fine wedding ceremony for Miss Nellie L Bullis and Lieutenant Thorp
A fine wedding was held yesterday at the home of Reverend Brand at 11000 with witnesses Mr and Mrs C Hi Booth. Lieutenant Thorp recently returned from France where he served with Headquarters Company 46 Field Artillery. The ceremony marked a culmination of a pre war couple's union.
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Nellie L. Bullis
Jack "Therp
Asher Brand
C. Hi--Booth
Pells
Thorp Juat
France
46 Field Artillery
Covers All Ig Agreements Versus Poland Review
Fragmentary text mentions covers all ig agreements and reference to Poland. No clear event, date, or participants available. Unable to determine specifics. provide clearer source for a precise summary.
Navy announces transfer of Admiral Mayo to OCN
Secretary of the Navy Daniels and Benson, chief of naval operations, formally announce the transfer of Admiral Mayo from rear admiral to the office of the chief of naval operations in Washington.
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Avai
Pacific
Benson
Naval Operations
Daniels
Mayo
Chief of Naval Operations
Washington
Wind Storm Deaths Reported Across Montana Rural Areas
A June wind storm caused fatalities and extensive damage across rural Montana districts. Wires were down in many towns including Williston Zahl Appam Corinth White Earth and Parshall with serious loss to stores and residences.
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Williston
Zahl
Appam
Corinth
Earth
Parshall
Da‘Kofta
Montana
Battle Forest Fire Report From Fort Area
An Associated briefing notes a brave response to a forest blaze near Fort Area with fifty soldiers aiding efforts as of Jane 30. The report highlights the fire’s spread and the coordinated actions by local authorities and the stationed troops.
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Battle Forest Fire
Brave
Welcome Home Dinner For Returning Service Men
Short program for soldiers sailors and marines to honor those who served. A noon dinner at the Methdist church is planned with a pre event gathering at 11 30 for those in uniform or civvies. War Mothers and city leaders finalize plans for the big feature of the welcome.
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Committee of Citizens
Hall
Fire collapse kills two at tobacco warehouse
Two firemen died and two others were injured in a Norfolk blaze that tore the Imperial Tobacco warehouse, blew off a wall, and caused partial collapse. The heat and flames damaged stored tobacco estimated at $1,000,000, with the upper floors where the men were trapped collapsing.
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Associated Press
Norfolk
Way
Imperial Tobacco" Company
Last of D Men Return to Homes
Detained by their work with the brigade headquarters they traveled home via several cities. Chester M Boone Lawrence Carlson Harlan Rhinehart and Francis Youngs arrived in the city yesterday too late for the departure reception but in time for the mothers dinner which is what counts.
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Chester M. Boone
Lawrence Carlson
Harlan Rhinehart
Francis Youngs
Idaho
Aleutian Island in eruption reported
Seattle June 30 The Aleutian peak Shishaldin on Unimak Island erupted throughout June 23 according to Captain J E Guptil of the Senator who passed within 40 miles and saw dense smoke rising from the summit A second Alaska mainland peak Mount Bavaloft appeared recently active based on the captain's report
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Seattle
Wash
Shishaldin Peak
Unimak Islands
J. E. Guptil
Senator
Guptil
Bavaloft
Investigation of American Killing in Mexico
The state department has taken up the murder of American citizen John W. Correll near Tampico Mexico on June 16 1919 with the Mexican government. The American wife was maltreated and his son was the target of an attempted murder by bandits. The National Association for the Protection of American Rights in Mexico issued the report.
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Mexico
John W. Correll
Tampico
National Association For the Protection of American Rights In
Texas libel suit starts in Belton court
Former Texas Governor James B. Ferguson sues the Houston Post for $100,000, charging publication of an article June 30 questioning his loyalty. The trial begins in Belton, Texas.
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Belton
Tex
James BR. Ferguson
Texas
Mouston Post
Prays
Rioting Hurts Five In East Dubuque Prohibition Clash
In East Dubuque on June 30 a mob attack wrecked the city hall and damaged the fire department, injuring five people two seriously and causing about $2000 in losses. A police officer was beaten during arrests as a lynch mob threatened, while officers and soldiers were hunted through the night with no arrests made.
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East Dubuque
OHS
Mousand
Liddle
Raf
All
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