Prohibition Plans Tight Control at G O P Convention
Chicago June 1 Prohibition agents aided by dry sleuths prepared to curb what is consumed at the June 6 G O P national convention. Reports of a whiskey price trust and efforts to prevent smuggling were noted as soft drinks and near beer loom large. Officials say whiskey remains available only by physician prescription while hopes linger for mayoral leniency to allow delegates to drink.
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United Press
Chicago
Bell Boys
Prohibition
Willam Hale Thompson
Illinois
Political conventions bring hotel suites and lavish entertainments
Delegates and wives are to be hosted in Michigan hotels during convention week with full occupancy rates from 20 dollars daily. Presidential candidates have taken over suites to entertain guests, while rooms darken with rent and banners bearing Thompson's name. Officials plan teaid teas dinners and dances and women visitors receive shopping tours and centralized headquarters for convenience.
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Michigan
Benator Warren G. Harding
Ohio
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Congress
Geh
Leonard Wood
Gov. Frank
Lowden
Thlinois
Ethanbethan
Thompson
Fay
Congress Hotel
Daily Tribune Heralds Evening Publication Schedule
The Daily Tribune notes its publication pattern with journalist credits and staff roles for J. Be Hanway Earl Be Hanway and Griffin ness. It lists office addresses in New York and Chicago and details subscription rates and advance payment rules for various periods.
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Eewesenes
Daily Tribune
Palin Naes
Secret German Moves In Ruhr Stir Armistice Echoes
The dispatch claims Germany seeks to hide rearmament at Krupp works in Esien and to resurge hostilities under favorable terms. It asserts 60 000 troops moved into the Ruhr to deter Allies from probing Krupp plants and to reduce France strategic gains in the Saar.
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Compiegne
Ruhr
Jrence
Kruppa
Esuen
France
Sarre
Uh Occult
von Seckt
Marshal von Mackongen
Mexican Presidential Turbulence and U.S. Reactions
Fragmentary account recalls Carranza’s rise after Madero Huerta’s ouster and Wilson’s involvement. It describes ongoing violence by rebels and abuses under foreign influence, noting widespread murders and reprisals against American citizens amid border tensions and property losses.
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Blyslim
Nirvana
Viathalla
Heaven
Detiverin
Carransa
Mexico
Madero
Huerta
Wilson
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Villa
Liceul
Mexico City
Ameoriont Cliaene
Bern
Washington Administration and border state anger over Wilson
The passage laments the U S government's failure to deliver justice for outrages against women and families on the border. It argues the anger of widows and orphans reflects a deep demand for accountability that has fallen on deaf ears in Washington and questions Wilsons leadership.
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Washington Administration
Elire
Washington
Nate of
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Sugar Price Exposé Blasts Administration for Profiteering
The St Louis Times denounces the Wilson administration for enabling sugar price gouging by Southern producers. It warns the public of vast unjust profits totaling hundreds of millions and predicts widespread impact on fruit canning and canned goods as households bear higher costs.
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St. Louis Times
Louisiana
Wilson
White House
Roosevelt and Wilson Clash Over Preparedness in 1917
Theodore Roosevelt faults both Roosevelt and Taft for keeping the nation unready in 1917 while criticizing Wilson’s watchful waiting. The piece notes shifting Democratic slogans and political spin as debate over entering war persists.
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Daniels
Roosevelt
Taft
Democratic and social themes at state and church meetings
The Arkansas Democrats meet in a state convention to elect delegates to the national gathering as community work tops the church and national convention agenda in Cleveland. The International Gregorian Chant congress opens at St Patrick's Cathedral New York City while Bishy Root heads a League of Nations committee toward London. The government plans to buy all silver at dollar and gate land miles as Bryan appears unsettled.
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Nasuralle
Cleveland
All Music Tavern
Atutenta
Ihe International Congress of
St. Patrick's Cathedral
New York City
Bishy Root
Pemanent Court of Internations
League of Nations
London
Dollan
Bryan
Questions and Answers from the Casper Daily Tribune Bureau
The text lists Q and A items covering exports and imports in April vs March, homonyms, presidential families, golf rules, Greek Fates, profiteers, gubernatorial salaries, infant sleep guidance, coffee blending, General Grant Trees location, annual university degree totals, early concrete ships, and upright pianos with brief factual answers and a note to write to the information bureau for more.
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A. Stein Ward
William Henry Harrison
Lowden
Teliness
McKelvie
Nebraska
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General Grant National Park
Cc. IL
United States
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San Francisco
England
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Southwell
Allen and Thom
Casper Daily Tribune Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
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