Fears Canadian liquor via Cuba spark protest hearing
A protest before the Attorney General in Detroit argued against allowing liquor ships to transit United States waters to Cuba. Wayne H Wheeler and Alfred Lucking urged a distinction between liquor shipped for personal purchases and bonded shipments. Opponents warned that permitting transit could enable Canadian distilleries to move liquor to Cuba then back into the U.S. illegally. Attorneys for Cunard noted the principle could affect liquor stocks on foreign liners. A full opinion will be reviewed and announced later.
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Food to America for Armenia Relief Vessel Sails
Constantinople May 4 supplies for Armenia left on the steamer Georgia bound for Batum carrying 1 300 tons of relief food from Near East relief. On board were Mrs Bertini Anderson Jack sonville Fla Mrs Dorothy Sutton Washington Misses Florence Florsford Boston Maas Fannie Strowser Rochester N Y Florence Meyers Pinesdale Ill relief workers gave up passports to enter Bolshevik territory. Newport News Va May 4 Virginia State camp Modara Wi jot America ended its biannual convention electing Roanoke as the 1993 meeting space and officers
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Weashington
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Boston
Maas
Fannie Strowser
Rochester
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Newport News
Virginie State Camp
Modara
Prohibition Commissioner Candidate Named in Ohio Contention
Ohio representatives push for Ipn A. Haynes of Hillsboro as prohibition commissioner with endorsements from Senator Willis and the state party. Venton Fairbanks of Springfield also seeks the post. In Springfield, Fess met with Harry Kissel and invited Mr. Harding to attend the semi centennial in October. White House says Vice President Coolidge will attend the May 18 event in Niles, Ohio, birthplace of the late President McKinley, to unveil a bust of Mr. Harding.
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Hillsboro
Aynes
Willis
Dty
Venton Fairbanks
Springfield
Springfeld
Fess
Harry Kissel
Ofpringfield
Lo Grand Lodge of Masons
Harding
White” House
Coolidge
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Mr. Harding
Mahoning Valley
AID ORGANIZED LABOR FACES HARD ROAD AHEAD
Four factors block organized labor in resisting lower production costs as strikes grow tougher. With steel workers near 200,000, leaders face tougher tasks than in 1919, when the steel strike ended in disaster and coal miners’ action was halted by Palmer injunctive orders. Wage contracts tied to 1922 complicate upheaval.
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Palmer
Wilson
Aspirants for Film Honors at the Ellipse Saturday
Aspirants for film honors gather at the Ellipse on Saturday. The event aims to spotlight young actors for future screen parts, offering real experience to those chosen, with consideration of railway trainmen and union roles in the broader labor landscape.
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Comralastand
York
Aida
United Will
Attorney Nathan Cayton to Plead at School Case
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate an attorney named Nathan Cayton connected to a school case and a person or party named Peake. The text suggests claims or allegations and references to army dates, with a person known as Peake. Further readable context is limited.
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Peake
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