Prohibition Gans Litle Report Seems to 1914 Level
New York November 23 results of a Moderation League survey show drunkenness at 1914 levels, with arrests for liquor violations rising again after wartime restrictions. The study highlights motor-vehicle intoxication and notes New York Boston and San Francisco arrest trends, naming several notable backers and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rt Rey
Charles Wike
Central New York
William N. Dyk- Man
New York Car Association
Newcomb Carlton
Western Union Telegraph Company
William G. Redfield
William B. Parsons
Columbia University
Austen G. Wox
Poe Beexuet
United States
Idas
Boston
Sanfrancisco
Ferguson Called to Convene Special Session for Plans
Austin Texas November 28 Gov Miriam A Ferguson was asked to call a special session of the legislature to defend her administration. A petition signed by leading supporters urged the extraordinary session to consider amending the state highway act and related measures. The governor was given until an announced date to respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Cail
Austin
Miriam A. Ferguson
Gignera
Deputy and officer detain inmate at federal facility
An incident report notes Deputy Charles EB Jones with a federal prohibition officer escorting or removing an inmate from a dated facility. The fragmentary text references a confrontation or transfer at a penitentiary, with names partially visible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
EB. Jones
Prohibition
Frazelle
Freighter Susheriea Grounds Off Haitian Coast
A freighter with a 20 crew is aground near Maker nilles Point Haiti after an SOS picked up by wireless operators. The Susherio, owned by Subinacine Corpordign of New Jersey, shows no immediate danger, while efforts seek assistance from neighbors. Separately, an SOS reported the SS Susher ico ran aground on Mucer nillos Petit Navitas Vula.
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New York
Susheriea
Makernilles Point
Imagli
Susherico
Sublinacine Corpordign
New Jersey
I Bross Londee
Sund
Boston
Mass
Tropical Radio Company
At & A.m
Trial letters cut into smooth run of innuendo in Rhinelander case
In White Plains New Jersey November 24 counsel for Leonard Kip Rhinelander defied Lee Parsons Davis to do his worst in the annulment suit brought by the young aristocrat. Davis sought a mistrial then an adjournment before cross examination resumed.
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White Plains
N. J
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Lee Parsons Davis
Alice Jones
Sure N. Mills
Rhinelinder
Davis
Amils
Mills
Rhinelander
Alice
Davia
Supreme Court
Stornhauser
Rea
Lonor
Son of Late Senator Clark Sued for 260000
New York November 23 A breach of promise suit for 260000 was filed by Marguerite McNulty Broadway dancer and cabaret entertainer against William Andrews Clark the grandson of the late Senator William Clark of Montana. Papers were served by substitution at the hotel where Clark occupies a suite or rooms.
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William A. Clark III
New York Today
New York
William Andrews Clark
Senator Willam
Clark
Montana
Marguerite 'McNulty
Young Clark
Migg-McNulty
Gulf
McNulty
Minasiaan
Beaux Arts
McTe ll Questioned On Air Work Eight Hundred Pounds of Evidence
McThell is questioned on air work as eight hundred pounds of documentary evidence are introduced at the hearing.
Submits pavers surveyors at work on road rim to rim
Washington November 28 Col Wile Ifai Mitchell defended his criticism of the war and navy departments amid charges by his superiors. Rep Frank Reid questioned Mitchell about his army service and world war experiences as a crowded courtroom listened. Mitchell read a Pershing letter praising air operations and other notes from foreign governments. Dravo firm begins detailed survey for toll road to rim-to-rim bridge. engineers from Walters Parry and other experts relocated to inspect the project. bankers send positive letters about Dravo’s capital and potential income. a credit dinner is planned for Twin Falls creditors association at Rogerson Wednesday.
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Washington
Wile Ifai Mitchell
War and Navy Departments
Leny
Mitchell
Frank Reid
Llinois
Aame
Blanion Winship
Law
Atitchell
Reid
Mitrchett
Mitchel
Avs
Pershing
Pittsburgh
Berg
Dy L. RR. Steimman
American Association of Naginerrs
Dravo
Jerome
Walters & Parry
Dudse B. A. Walters
Paclinad
C. C. Cavananga
Boise
Draye Company
Prote
Americin Financial
Samuel Rhea
Pennslyvania
Systen
J.E. Fulton
Monongahela National Bank
Vuture
Steinman
Joe
Mauris Knowles
Denva
Will!ohn
Dr. Steinman
Walters
Girl Survives 400-Foot Plunge in Hawaii
In Honolulu Violet Hook aged 19 survived a fall of about 400 feet from a cliff. Eyewitnesses say she jumped or fell during a botched attempt to reach a vantage point. Fire department rescue followed as onlookers heard a commotion and aided responders.
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Honolulu
Violet Hook
Muese
Joel
Beine
Pali Pont
Intendent
Silene
Luther Cabinet to Quit After Locarno Pacts Signing
Berlin November 23 Chancellor Luther announced his cabinet will resign after the Locarno pacts are signed at the December 1 signing ceremony. The move came during his Winter Session speech defending the pacts and the resolution authorizing Luther and Foreign Minister Stresemann to sign. William Hines pleaded not guilty to a statutory offense at his arraignment before Judge W A Babcock. trial set for November 19.
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Berlin
Luther
Stresemann
Countess Appeals Over U S Exclusion of Hun-garian Wife
Countess Catherine Karoyli wife of Hungary's exiled president seeks to overturn a State Department refusal. Attorneys argue the decision is unjust and anti American. They reference historical figures and praise the countess as a person of high character and liberal views. The president may intervene.
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Washington
Kelloge
Frangile Cuumly
Catherine Karoyli
Hungary
Lappeal
Coolridge
Kel Joe
Ely
Tuk
Fox
Cramwell
Tarrick Henry
George Washington
Ond Schury
Louis Kossuth
Wiliam
Nellaye
Kossuth
Beureany of State
Daniel Webster
Col Coolidge Takes Turn For the Worse
The White House physician reported Colonel Coolidge was not as satisfactory as yesterday and heart block complications grew more troubling. Attending physician Dr Chun was to visit before noon as Mrs May Johnson noted a fairly comfortable night despite the deteriorating condition.
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John
May Johnson
Hat Pitt and Hat Pitters Across The Gobi
Fragmented OCR text mentions explorer missions, deserts, and a long list of unclear terms. The likely focus centers on exploration in the Gobi Desert and a character or project linked to Hat Pitt. Details are unclear due to corruption, but the piece implies a travel or expedition narrative with fictional or misread names.
Coal Miners Push Into Wage Battle Amid Labor Strife
Involving United Mine Workers leader Lewis in Philadelphia, the dispute centers on wartime wages and working conditions in Illinois, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia. Operators fear repeated strikes could pressure the public, while miners insist on arbitration or litigation rights and refuse to abandon legal action.
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Cootideo
Felde
Dale E. Lows
Ity
Tayited
Mime
Anjernes
Lewis
Darksonville
Ilinois
Oho
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Philadelphia
Searies
Pernanal Representas
United Mine Workers Journal
Richmont Hill
Wien
Uey
Messoury Wins Poothata Championship Again
Kansas City Mo Nov 84 Despite its surprising defeat 107 by Kansas last Saturday Missouri won the football championship of the Missouri Valley conference for the second consecutive year.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Shipments of Fruit Slump in Idaho Fall Market
Idaho Falls dispatch reports declines in shipments of principal northern fruits. Oranges moved about half as heavy as last year, grape and apple and potato shipments down by large margins. Potatoes see price drops while cabbage and onions ease. Western apples firmer but overall market unsettled after Thanksgiving.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Pointe
Painleve Government Falls Over Cabinet Resignation
The Painleve cabinet resigned after a chamber vote tied 278 to 278 amid a fiscal crisis. President Doumergut accepted the resignation as ministers followed Painleve from the chamber, while socialists shouted support for the republic and opposition voices condemned the finance policy and treasury land valuation shifts.
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Waranty
Kere
Othees
Dougmer
Covaeulead Linanyia
Lewis Lemeten
Han de Trutel Sitiele
Eaarlier
Veckhinet
Palnleve
Herriot
la Republique
France
Tuoday
Painteve
Late Queen Alexandra to be buried in Hall of Kings
Britain awaits in sorrow as Queen Alexandra mother of King George lies in state. The royal family to mourn privately at Sandringham with preparations for the funeral and flowers arriving from many shores.
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Hall OF Kings
All England
Alexandra
London
Britain
George
Tittle
Sandringham’ Park
Mary
Parvic
Prince of Wales
Duke of St
Henry
Norfolk
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