Anti-Salo on League Officials Stand On New Prohibition
Indianapolis report notes Anti-Saloon League officials say county boards cannot grant or renew liquor licenses after April 1 as the state dry law takes effect. E S Shumaker asserts licenses become void, nuisance provisions apply, and injunctions possible. He predicts Indiana Supreme Court will uphold the new prohibition law.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Anti- Saloon League
E. 8. Shumaker
League
Evansville
Mr. Shumaker
Vanderburg County
Shumaker
State Supreme Court
Indiana Supreme Court
Beebe
Supreme Court
Conviction for Chicago man in pork theft case at Valparaiso
George Lynn of Chicago was found guilty in a Valparaiso circuit court after a late night deliberation. He faces one to fourteen years in prison unless he can win a new trial. The jury also tied Lynn to a burglary including a pig and turkeys with accomplice Robert Burdette.
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Valparaiso
Ind
Chicago
George Lynn
E. D. Crumpacker
Lynn
F. B. Parks
Mr. McMillan
Robert O. Burdette
Burdette
O. M. Tatlock
Sheriff Forney
West Randolph Street
Bert Cowdrey
Portraits That Won Love And Career
Herbert Nichol waits for Agnes Fuller to answer the phone and discovers she rejects his magazine portrait. He quits painting and takes a factory job until a magazine offers him steady work. Agnes reappears as film star Jeanette Fener, recalling the cover that changed both their lives.
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Herbert Nichol
Agnes
Mr. Nichol
Herbert
Shipper
Herb
Jean Tenet
Jeanette Fener
Agnes Fuller
Eerbert
Story of a Big Nose Preacher Sensitive to Remarks
A Missouri preacher resents nose jokes during a dinner with a friend, the judge. The host warns his wife to tell children not to stare or mock the guest. At table the mother asks humorously if the preacher wants sugar with his nose after blessing.
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Missouri
Kansas City Star
Question of wrongdoing by a thief asked by a puzzle editor
In a tense scene a burglar slips from a dining room window and is caught by the owner. The thief asks to pose a question about whether a thief can be said to be above doing wrong actions while pursuing his trade.
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Bill Sikes
Sikes
Distinctive Printing Promises Quality and Originality
A printer advertises distinctiveness in concept and excellence in execution. It emphasizes originality and individuality as defining traits of all printed work offered.
Langarth's Job
Murray Langarth flubs a seaside town while chasing a news story. Jane Thompson convinces him to stage a rescue on the dock leading to a real Tribune report and a tense meeting with Jane's father, Mr. Thompson, who offers him a chance at a better job.
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Murray Langarth
Murray
June Thompson
Jane
June
McNulty
the Tribune
Torchlight Fishing Off Waikiki Shores
Torchlight fishing along Waikiki shore becomes a nightly scene with Hawaiian and Japanese residents. Flares light shallow waters as fisherfolk spear squid, octopus, and other fish, a tradition revived as a source for fresh meals.
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Waikiki
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Valparaiso, Indiana
Anti-Saloon League
Schmidt
Porter County
George Ade
France
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Paris
Lloyd George
Italy
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Blue
Indigo
McCluren
Rintin
LOS
Mr. Merchant
Living Models
J. Lowenstine & Sons
Lowenstine
Langarth
Meclure
Mac
Une
Thompson
Tribune
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