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Canton Daily News

Location

Canton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1917

Page

6

Kansas City ruling frees doctors to prescribe liquor as beverage

The Kansas City Court of Appeals ruled that no state law blocks physicians from issuing wholesale liquor prescriptions for beverage use. A physician can be charged only if the state proves the liquor was intended as an intoxicant, not for medicinal purposes. The opinion addresses Breeding v Bradford.

Kansas City Kansas City Court of Appeals George A. Bradford Booneco Circuit Court

Call for U S adoption of metric system in trade

Washington from June 1 reports a rising push among American consular officers and commercial attaches to abandon current measures in favor of the metric system. They note shifts in export goods from raw materials to manufactured items and argue metric adoption would align with global trade norms and simplify domestic use. The piece cites W C Weiss of the Pan American Union tariff.

Washington United States W. C. Weiss Akill England Russia Great Britain

German warning on months of privation before peace

Fremdenblatt of Hamburg urges Germans to endure months of privation before peace. It praises von Hindenburg, claims Uboat success, and asserts Germany and allies will stay the master of the situation until democracies collapse and peace dawns.

Rotterdam Fremdenblatt Hamburg von Hindenburg Hindenburg England Germany

Buckeye Facts: Ohio Civil War Regiments and Prisons

The 28th Regiment O V I formed at Camp Chase in 1861 and served until 1865, with Rosecrans as first commander and McKinley as a captain. It fought at Antietam and near Winchester with Sherman. Johnson's Island near Sandusky housed officers from 1862 to war’s end, while Camp Chase in Columbus held Rebel prisoners starting 1861, peaking above 8000 in 1868.

O. V. IL Camp Chase Cumberland Maryland William G. Rosecrans R. B. Hayes Stanley Matthews William McKinley Antietam Sheridan Winchester Johnson's Island Sandusky Ottawa County

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