Brewers attack on prohibition and shipping board policy
A lengthy 1922 exchange discusses Anheuser Busch and other brewers pressuring the president over prohibition. The letters claim U S ships violate Volstead laws on the sea and three mile limit, urging higher enforcement and possible repeal or modification, while shipping board officials defend legality.
Letter on liquor eagle on vessels faces protest
St Louis June 14 The Associated Press reports Anheuser Busch Inc will send a second letter to United States Shipping Board Chairman Zaecker denying a suggestion by Chairman Lasker that Adolphus Busch was the kalger’s closest friend in America The letter says the Anheuser Busch organizations reserve the right to protest U S government purchases of German beer for ships and will not permit American beer to be made
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Haynes to Seek Ruling on Enforcement of Prohibition Law
Washington June 14. Commissioner Haynes announced he will vigorously enforce the Volstead act once the Justice Department and courts decide its applicability to vessels under the American flag. He stressed not breaking one law to enforce another and noted no treasury rules govern ships outside the three mile limit. The shipping board also said neither the Volstead act nor the eighteenth amendment applies to American ships beyond the threshold.
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Congress
United States
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Federal Prohibition
Wool Sale in Natrona County Gasps for Casper Summer
The Natrona County Woolpool committee led by Thomas Cooper P C Nicolaysen and M J Gothberg plans a series of wool sales in Casper this summer. Contracts list numerous bidders including Phillips Cooper Myria Spencer Nicolaysen and Elbert Majors with varied bids ranging from 1 700 to 53 000 dollars.
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Elbert Majors
Martin P. Baskett
Harry Price
Box C Sheep Co
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Mills
Wilko
Thomas Cooper
P. C. Nicolaysen
M. J. Gothberg
Natrona County Woolpool
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Supreme Court Power Criticized by La Follette in Labor Debate
In a strong attack on judicial authority, Senator La Follette claims the Supreme Court overrides voters and that nine lifelong appointees wield power beyond constitutional limits. He cites Taft’s Taft era rulings on child labor and calls judges arrogant despots while urging resistance to federal court veto power.
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Harding
United States
Cormado Coal Company
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Indiana
McCliintic
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Time to curb federal court power and amend constitution
A speaker decries the Supreme Court's recent decisions and calls for constitutional amendments to curb federal judicial authority. He urges restoring popular control by making federal judges accountable to the people and ending perceived judicial overreach.
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Chinese government reshuffle names top posts in Peking cabinet
Peking June 13. Dr W W Yen is reappointed foreign minister and active president in the Li Yunan Hung government. Wu Pei Fu becomes minister of war and Wang Chung Hui named minister of justice as the southern Canton faction risks a quorum stalemate.
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Wu Pei-Fu
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Chang Tao-Lin
Wang Chung-Hui
French policy defended by Jusserand at Chicago address
Paris ambassador Jules Jusserand defended France’s policy on reparations, its army, and its role at army conferences during University of Chicago commencement exercises. He denied being militaristic, cited France’s leniency toward Germany after 1870, and said Paris seeks modest aims in Washington talks to resume peace.
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France
Jules J. Jusserand
United States
University of Chicago
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End of War Earns Kansas Leaders New Roles in Nation
Postwar shifts see key figures in Kansas assume expanded duties guiding trade, industry and agriculture while maintaining their prewar ranks and influence within national affairs.
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Osage Man Near Newcastle Dies By Self Inflicted Shot
Osage man L. M. Crouch aged 64 died at his Osage home reportedly from suicide by a heart shot. He left a wife and several children. Short sightedness is noted as a concern in the report.
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Wyo
Osafe
L. M. Crouch
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