Remus testimony reveals bootlegging profits in first year
In Indianapolis federal court George Remus, the Cincinnati rum king, testified that he earned nearly three million dollars in the first year of bootlegging. He described organizing a syndicate that bought the Daniel distillery and sold stolen whisky at about thirty cents per gallon, while defense motions to dismiss charges for 18 defendants were overruled.
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Indianapolis
Ind
George Remus
Cincinnati
Remus
Jack Daniel
St. Louis
Daniel
Lem Mollow
Pennessea
Ramus
Ar.nold Hellinich
Internal Revenue
Johpn “Mareng
Toledo
Baltzell
Bankers Urge Public Support to Buy Corn and Aid Farmers
Ames Iowa Dec 17 AP bank officials meet Gov Hammill and state banking board and agricultural committee to back the buy corn movement. A letter will urge 1700 banks to hold local meetings and urge individuals to purchase a crib of corn at market price. Direct sale from farmer via broker is needed, not cash transfers. The aim is to curb market flow and indirectly aid farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Frank ‘Warner
Association
Panoply of Radio and Concert Listings Across Cities
A dense page lists music programs across cities for Thursday and Friday. Entries highlight orchestras, choirs, quartets, and soloists at venues like Pittsburgh Post, Chicago, Denver, and New York stations with times ranging from early evening to late night, noting programs, dance numbers, and special performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KDWA
Pitsburgh
Ato
Kdka Symphon Orchestaa
Stig Quer
Eos
Pittsburgh Post Ravue
Keng—Hheunhdowkh
RGO
Oakland
Hoya
MOA
Denver
Ainner
Wro
Louis Post-Dispatch
Horringa National Park
KRYW
Chicago
WREM
Progr
Christian Grimm
Wite
Springfield
Wean—Pintshureh Press
Wwtv
Wwox
Detroit
WpaAr
Kansas City Star
School of the Airs
Fenue
Playerk
Orchestra
New York
Wewi
Chicago Post
Wrhei—Bouton
Wiaa—Dalas News-Journal
Collegian
Chicago Tribune
Caton
Ginner
Steing
WGR
Buffalo
WEAF
U. S. Army Band
Qaa
Envembia
Wero—Cincianati
Ford
Glenn
Salvation Army Band
WACAG
Chicago News
Ore Theatre
Shen American Legion
Pro~ A of Chicago
Onal
Ween Eee
WOOC
Davenport
Wpige
Atlanta City
Tance Arch Wer Chase
Manologs
Ginger Hour
WRC
Washington
Smith- Sonian Tole
Orchestra Wiz
Orean
Wsaat
Cincinnati
WSB
Atlanta Journal
Wwi
Detroit News
WEAP
Keve—University Citu
Amusement Review
KOA
Lound
Philharmonic
Faust
Theis
Carmen
Vanrhauser
KPO
San Francisco
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Dhal
Hyik—Fhot
Springes National Park
Coon Sanders
Orpiniog
Fort Worth Stars Telegram
Worris Worthley
Ald Christma Carole
WCAE
Pittsburgh Press
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
WOX
Detroit Free Press
WDAT
Kansas City
Seham of the
Afr
Bay Band
Nighthawk Traile
WEAY
WEBN
von Cert
Ight Oper AL
WEEI
Boston
WFAA
Dollag News-Journal
Municipal
Piank
WGN
Wgt—Burfato
Encertainners
Arg Gallery
WG Y—Schenectudy
WGY
Louisville Times
Courier
Glee Club
Revue
WHO
Des Moines
Colored Women's Quartet
WIR
Detroit-Pontiae
WES
WLS
Poet's Corner
WMAQ
WMC
Memphis Commercial Appeal
WOAW
WOC
WPG
aAtlantic City
WQJ
Wst
Atlanta
Tournal
Nashville
WTIC
Hartford
Toledo Couple Celebrates Golden Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ramsdell observed their fiftieth wedding anniversary at home in Toledo, with Mrs. Ramsdell's health preventing any formal celebration. The couple wed in 1875, when Miss Rose Graham became part of the proceedings, her father Judge Thomas Graham contributing to Toledo's early development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Howard
Ramsdell
Ramsdall
Rose Graenam
Graham
Thomas Graham
Tung
First court house aid noted in local history
Fragmentary reminiscence mentions Mrs Ramsdell born in Toledo in 1856 and Mr Ramsdell born in Milford, Ill in 1844, with 71 years in Toledo. The passage records contributions to building the town’s first courthouse and notes long residency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Ramsdell
Toledo
Mr. Ramsdel
Milford
N. If
Boys steal from Nora Springs post office cas e
In Nora Springs Iowa during the past week boys aged 14 to 16 appeared before Judge Kepler in district court charged with taking money from the local post office. Authorities say the youths reached through the stamp window and later entered by breaking a glass pane, totaling about 215 dollars. Postmaster reported the matter and the case was continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. C. Charles City
Nora Springs
Kepler
Nora
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Middleton, Conn
United States
Horace H. English
Wesleyan University
Pittsburgh
Girls’ Glee Club
Kafab—Lincoln
Whisler
Kfdm—Beaumont
KENF
Shenandoah
Fonda Mae Shop
East Fourth St
Lgmtrow
AITO
MY Valet, Inc. Master Cleaners
Fourth &T
Eveready Columbia
Eveready Columbias
Fahnestock
Running Toys
Motor Boat
Pulman
National
Compa Airl Roe
Iiew Xlork
Ny, Inc
N Francisco
Eveready Columbia Dry Batteries
Waterloo Electrical
Ath St
Columbia Dry Cells
Repass Automobile
Park Ave
Cedar
THE
Falan-Fleming Co
Fourth St. Waterloo
Towa
Waterloo
Cgafar Rapids
Irene Castle
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