Home cider rules upheld by Commissioner for personal use
Federal Prohibition Commissioner John F. Kramar rules that nonintoxicating cider may be made at home without a permit if no fermentable substance raises alcohol content, with limited sale options to permit holders and home use only. Vinegar production is allowed if no sugar is added to raise intoxication risk.
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Third Party Movement Launched At Chicago Convention
In Chicago delegates linked by the committee of 48 and liberal groups launched a third party movement. Senator La Follette of Wisconsin led in a mass referendum as the likely presidential nominee with little opposition. The session focused on keynote speeches and organization work while single tax delegates debated fusion candidacy and potential compromisers.
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Allen McCurdy
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Charles H. Ingersoll
New York
Week's Weather Generally Fair For Many Regions
Weather Bureau forecasts a fair week with possible local showers near week end and seasonable temperatures for the North and Middle Atlantic states. Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen's Association invites juniors to its annual convention in Winchester next month. section to be taken at the next meeting.
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Winchester
Hagerstown Herald
Yard Party by Sunshine Band at Little Mountain
A Yard Party event hosted by Sunshine Band of Little Mountain Sunday School will take place Saturday July 10 at Little Mountain. The notice lists contact details for attendees and invites families in the community.
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Trustees Take Over Cemetery In Curiously Silent Transfer
An agreement filed in the Corporation Court records shows J. N. W. Funk and partners transferring all rights to the Of fick Cemetery trustees. The deed carries no stated consideration. Trustees named include Cornelius Robinson John W. Mors Charles Lamosne Nickens Joseph A. Wil Se o Lucius H. Nickens W Good and Henry Bartlett. About two acres remain in the cemetery.
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Steel plants face suspension over car shortage
J B Townsend told the Interstate Commerce Commission that suspension of work in many steel plants is threatened, putting thousands of workers at risk, a report from Washington cites. He represents more than twenty steel manufacturers in Pennsylvania and Ohio.
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New Republican speakers bureau heads announced
Chicago July 10 Republican national headquarters announced Senator New of Indiana will head the Republican campaign speakers bureau. Associated with New in charge of the bureau with headquarters in New York is Congressman Miller of Delaware eastern manager for General Wood in the pre convention campaign.
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Repeal of high cost of living fund urged by Senator Kenyon
Senator Kenyon announced in St Louis that the last Congress appropriation to the Department of Justice to fight high living costs should be repealed. He claims little of the funds were used for the stated purpose and cites hearings by his Senate committee on campaign expenses. Howard Figg denied Brueggeman’s charges linking the fund to Palmer's presidential bid. In New York, US Steel reported June shipments at 10,978,817 tons, up 31,351 from May.
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Murders Wife Then Personal Crisis Reported
In Baltimore at Railroad and Woodberry avenues Charles Murphy shot and killed his wife Mertie Murphy near her mother's home and then killed himself. A single eyewitness described a meeting and an earnest argument before the gunfire. Police are left to explain the motive amid a separated marriage.
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Charles Murphy
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Woodberry Avenues
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