States Oppose Rhode Island Bid to Invalidate Prohibition
Washington reports that nineteen of twenty one states joined federal officials in seeking dismissal of Rhode Island’s suit against the federal prohibition amendment. Attorney General Herbert A. Rice opposed the view, while court proceedings were postponed to hear Kentucky and Massachusetts appeals. Charles Hughes filed a brief noting many states oppose the amendment and arguing the suit raises constitutional questions about the amendment’s validity.
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Washington
Supreme Court Io
Rhode ‘Taunt
Charles Tmtughes
Cou
Dlamjaeal
Yustifiahia Queationa
Uelawara
North Cryolina
Kentucky
Louisiana
Indiana
Alabma
Aloe
Arkozisas
Michigan
Wioride
Qolegon
Kansas
Virginia
Navethin
Nebraska
Montana
North Dakota
South Dakota
Wyoming
Utah
Arizona
Herbert A. Rice
Frode Island
Ehusetts
Frierson
Hughes
Nevada
Ranges
Cut This Out It Is Worth Money Advertisement Slips
An old advertisement urging readers to cut out a mail order slip for Motey & Co. products from 2836 Sheffield Ave Chicago. It promises a trial package including Motey’s Money and Tar for colds and cramp, Foley Kidney pills, back shields, and a cathartic tablet line for cleansing, constipation, and other ailments.
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Motey & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Motey
Foley
Melalyra Qing Co
Union Pacific Outlines Policy on Service Restoration
Union Pacific President Carl Gray announced a policy plan focusing on freight and passenger service restoration. He urged delaying major expansions until the railroad’s operations return to former standards, with an emphasis on reuniting cars scattered nationwide to relieve congestion.
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Omaha
Carl Gray
Union Pacific
United States
Christian Science suit takes new turn in Boston case
In Boston on March 2 a petition to intervene was filed in the Christian Science trustees case. Mia B. Hulin of Brooklyn asks to be admitted as party plaintiff to challenge power transfers from church members to directors, asserting inadequate representation and seeking court oversight of ecclesiastical questions and trustee actions.
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Boston
Christian Science Church
Mia
B. Hulin
Grooklyn
N.Y
C. F. Choate
Supreme Court
Christm Selenca Mid- Hohitig Society
Direnters
Church of Christ, Scientist
Debale Af
First Church of Christ, Seientiar
Mother Thureh
West Puttin
Eddy
Hutin
Finther
Myrs Tulin
Manibora J
Corr
San Francisco
Lauront Rawlands
Why Women Grow Old More Quickly Than Men
Promotion for organic iron supplement Suxated Iron claims to enrich blood and strengthen nerves to help women avoid aging and fatigue. It argues iron deficiency robs vitality and beauty, urging women to take the product to appear younger and healthier.
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Ue Wena
Hospitals for the Insane Urged as Center for Medical Education
At the Annual Congress for Medical Education Dr. Ray Leman Wilbur of Stanford warned that American hospitals for the insane are terrible and isolated. He urged building thorough, well-staffed hospitals in large cities with medical training for nurses and modern education to improve care and safety. He emphasized independence of state universities and endowed hospitals to raise standards rather than rely on political support.
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Cocago
Healy
Ray Leman Wilbur
Stanford University
Wilbur
Gmd
Avery
Medievl
Iit
Phyalelina
Te. Awd
Euch
Seed
Jones Hopkins
Bacher
Generariana
de Wilbur
Relief for Europe by Private Noan Expected
Washington dispatch reports expected relief for Europe by a private named Noan amid ongoing efforts by the Mosaoal authorities and the Kasonein government. The brief notes March details and foreign policy implications.
Poland to receive private loan of 350 300 100 for reconstruction
Announcement from the Patislegation states negotiations to float bonds in this economy concluded with the Pee-! ,Dle's Industrial Trading corporation of New York. The loan will go to Poland for reconstruction and will bear six percent, maturing after twenty years. Funds will be used to rebuild the war damaged region and offset strategic concerns raised by European experts regarding Bolshevism.
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Poland
Dle's
Industrial Trading Corporation of
New York
United States
Treasury
Alate
Ogden Chapter No 2 Royal Arch Iotasons Meeting Notice
Ogden Chapter No 2 Royal Arch announces regular meeting on Tuesday March 2 at 3 pm with important business to transact. Ty offer Lot BH. S SeHOLS S Srcretary. 30h
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Sehols
Episcopal Bishop Accuses Vice Squad Over Student Outbreak
In Austin Texas university incident reports describe ammonia exposure as students at the University of Texas disrupted a class and rushed a hall. Sophomores seized by crowding forcing victims to retreat while others used ammonia to scatter the freshmen amid chaotic hallways and police involvement.
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Austin
Texas
Maren
University of Texas
Theireshmien
Freshmien
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