Kentucky Deepens Dry Law Reach Against Home Cider
Kentucky farmers face new enforcement under the McGrellan law set for July 4, classing those with cider or homemade wine containing more than half a percent alcohol as moonshiners. The state joins 34 others in expanding Volstead Act enforcement, with debates over beer bills and medicinal liquor exemptions shaping the dry landscape.
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Wyoming increases state troops with Cody Lovell additions
Wyoming adds two cavalry troops at Cody and Lovell to reach 35.5 percent of its state troop quota. About 500 men have enlisted, and federal recognition awaits a final correction of officer filings. Captain Edwards of the 15th cavalry will inspect in April for possible federal status.
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Wobbly Picketing Sparks Shootout Near Butte Mines
Three men were wounded when shots rang out from an abandoned rooming house on Anaconda road as I W W pickets protest a mines strike. The fusillade targeted a crowd of several hundred workers gathered near the mining area in Butte, Montana.
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Barrymore Suspends Richard II Performances
John Barrymore, famed actor, is ordered to rest for two months after a nervous breakdown. He paused his Richard II run on his doctor's advice and had been balancing rehearsals with film work during this period.
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Labor Officials Plan Harvest Labor Mobilization Across Wheat Belt
State Labor Commissioner Harry C. Hoffman returned from a Kansas City conference with federal and state labor commissioners from nine states. They discussed the shortage of harvest workers across Texas to North Dakota, noting a 15 percent drop in wheat acreage and the need to streamline labor procurement and transport. Kansas City will host general headquarters with unit camps planned in Kansas City Wichita Lincoln and Sioux City to aid mobilization.
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President Wilson Replies On Colorado Summer Visit
The White House replies to the Denver Civic and Social Association invitation to spend the summer in Colorado. Secretary Tumulty thanks W. Hodges and associates for their interest and transmits the President’s appreciation for the invitation. The note mentions leprosy statistics: about 8 million cases worldwide, two thirds in China.
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Philadelphia Housing Crisis Spurs Building Campaign
Philadelphia faces rising rents as tenants struggle to find affordable homes. A six month program proposed by tenants unions building trades and mortgaging firms aims to curb profiteering and relieve shortages. Camping grounds near streetcar lines attract demand while cheap cottages and canal boats along the Schuylkill are repurposed as temporary dwellings.
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Hudson’s Bay Company 250th Anniversary Parade Planned
Winnipeg prepares for May 3 celebration with Red River pageant from Fort Garry to Lower Fort Garry. Sir Robert Kindersley to arrive from England for five citywide pageants featuring Hudson Bay Company officials, Indian brigades, and crews in fur brigade regalia depicting historic trade routes and tribal participation.
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Conspiracy Target Bavarian Separatists Plans Dr Heim
In early reports a great military conspiracy was exposed in Munich aiming to place Dr Heim as a Bavarian civil and economic dictator. The alleged plot mirrored a Berlin upheaval and sought to empower separatists.
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Pageant to celebrate trade anniversary across western cities
Fort Douglas hosts a historic pageant tracing 250 years of the Red River settlement and the North West Company. Governor Kindersley will seal peace with a calumet at Lower Fort Garry, while brass cannons salute and a wampum belt is pledged. Parades run May 7–9 in Edmonton May 41–43 in Calgary May 15–17 in Vancouver and May 24 in Victoria with official holidays declared.
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Oregon Agricultural College Student Body Nears Thousand
Nearly one thousand women are included in the current student body at Oregon Agricultural College.
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Republican criticisms mount over primary campaign methods
Washington reports growing Republican discontent with the presidential primary tactics. John Callan O Laughlin dubbed the Illinois drive a disgrace to the union, citing massive spending, forged letters, vice dens, and police interference as elements of the dirty politics surrounding favored candidates.
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Disgust Over Republican Tactics In Chicago Convention City
Hodgen notes widespread disgust among the clean element of the city at republican tactics. He claims newspapers print what they can establish as true while Chicago, the convention city, looms as the site where the next president may be named.
Labor Conspiracy to Appear in Evidence
In Tomstone Arizona on April 24 evidence related to an alleged labor conspiracy is presented. The report notes ongoing proceedings and the involvement of named parties in the case.
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Trial to Admit Conspiracy Evidence in Wootton Kidnapping Case
Judge Samuel L. Pattee ruled that testimony on a long-standing anti labor conspiracy by mining companies in the Warren district may be admitted in the trial of Harry H. Wootton, charged with kidnapping in connection with the Bisbee deportations of July 12, 1917.
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Samuel L. Pattee
Permission Granted to Resell U.S. Wheat
New York April 21 permission to resell wheat bought from the United States Grain Corporation was granted to mills nationwide today.
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United States Grain Corporation
Our Delivery Service We Applaud Cheyenne Delivery Team
Public thanks to Manager Webber and the Cheyenne Delivery Company delivery staff for their swift response and effective handling of the blizzard emergency.
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