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March 8, 1930
March 8, 1930 does not read like one neat chapter. It has Two Lawyers Suspended, New Job Application Aims to Bare Traits, Rules Liquor Buying Is Not Violation of Law sharing the page, which gives the day a messy, useful pulse: Crime & Courts, Money, Prohibition, all happening at once.
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March 8, 1930's archive note points to H N Warbasse suspended for 2 yrs and A Tonkonogy for 1 yr on charges of ambulance chasing and improper practices, respectively. The fun is in the pressure behind the notice: The justice system is the show here: testimony, strategy, punishment, and public appetite all crowding the same headline.
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March 8, 1930's archive note points to Employment bur adopts "candidate's page" in job application. The fun is in the pressure behind the notice: The money story is not abstract; it touches wages, banks, prices, relief, and the early-Depression question of who absorbs the shock.
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March 8, 1930's archive note points to Fed Judge Morton, in quashing indictment against Farra, rules that buying is not violation. The fun is in the pressure behind the notice: Prohibition was not background noise; it turned nightlife, courts, police, and politics into one long argument.
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