Prohibition Cases Reach Supreme Court on War Powers
In Louisville and New York, Kentucky Distilleries and Warehouse Company and Ruppert beer matter reached federal courts challenging war time and Volstead acts. Judges held wartime prohibition constitutional under Congress powers, with delays to reach the Supreme Court before national prohibition takes effect in January.
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Kentucky Distilljeries and Warehouse Company
Louisville
Dreyfoos, Blum ‘ Company of
New York
Anneal
Jacob Ruppert
York
Root
Congress
King
William L. Frierson
Senate
Walter Evans
Internal Revenue
Kentucky Distilleries and Warehouse Company
Oom Dw
Huppert
Heer
Hand
Kentucky
Supreme Court
War department graft debate fuels congressional clash
The House investigated wartime waste with charges against H H Long and war department spending. Rep Campbell accused Long of profiting from contracts while Rep Jeffers cited $45 000 saddles and 1 000 000 harness sets for an army of 391 000 animals, amid calls for final contract settlements.
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Republican
Wein’ Leekanen
AR. H. Long
Massachusetts
H. H. Long
War Department
Jeffers
Nebraska
Garrett
Tennessee
Cameo
War ends seek return to peace production
A passage notes the need to restore public institutions to a peace basis and resume commercial production to provide employment and meet the nation’s peace needs. It cautions that complete consistency cannot be expected in such a diverse task requiring varied knowledge and skills to value commodities.
Highways Weather Report From Lincoln Area
Snow drifts close Pine Bluffs to Sherman Hill and rough drifts keep Laramie bound roads closed. Some routes like Hanna to the west impassable for cars but open for teams. Point of Rocks to Granger passable with drifted sections. Yellowstone line Greeley to Wheatland impassable. Orin to Douglas open. Travel from Douglas to Casper by way of Mat 1. Lusk and Salt Creek routes blocked.
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Lincoln
Pine Bluffs
Sherman Hill
Laramie
Hanna Ast
Cara
Granger
Fyanston
Yellowstone
Greeley
Wheatland
Orin
Douglas
Cara Mo
Casper
Salt Creek
Lusk
Funeral of Ward Miller Held Sunday
The funeral for Ward Miller was conducted Sunday afternoon at Early Bricker Brothers chapel with Rev. N. M. Temple officiating. Interment followed at Lake View cemetery. Miller, 6, was the son of W. F. M of this city and survived by his widow and one child. His sister Mrs. Carl Jackson of Laramie attended. another sister Mrs. W. B. Belize of San Francisco could not be present.
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Ward Miller
Bricker Brothers Chapel
N. M. Temple
Lake View Cemetery
Carl Jackson
Laramie
W. B. Belize
San Francisco
Wyman Links Flesh Wound To Gun In Shooting Incident
Dr W A Wyman treated an injured woman who suffered only a flesh wound. The two brothers confessed the gun used was a regulation army automatic and a search is underway for the weapon hidden. The women are under arrest. Harvard schedule indicates a football game with Canterbury College next fall drawing interest.
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W. A. Wyman
Canter College
Harvard
Center
Untitled fragment from Arctic incident report
A fragmentary OCR item describes a lay missionary Lea A. McIntosh of Tanana Crash arriving near Point Hope thirty miles from a cliff. The text references an "upright mine" and waters, but details are incomplete and unclear in the surviving lines.
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A. McInteah
Tanana Crash
Point Hope
Senator Smith Says President Stands Pat on Change
Indiana Senator Smith doubts the president will alter his stated plan and notes that with no new information the Senate may conclude the president “stood pat.”
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Houre
Smith
Indiana
Asmuch
Senate
Pat
Automobile Thief Sentenced to Worland Industrial School
H. G. Coney pleaded guilty to stealing Captain A. H. Dahland's automobile and was taken to the Worland state industrial school for an indeterminate sentence of from one to fourteen years. Physicians say confinement at the penitentiary could threaten his tuberculosis, prompting the indeterminate term.
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H. G. Coney
A. H. Dahland
Worland
Coney
State Penitentiary
Remains of Creamery Founder Laid at Rest
Funeral services for F. H. Vaughan pioneer in the dairy industry were held Sunday afternoon at the family home 314 East Twentieth Street with Rev C F Fisher presiding. The First Congregational choir sang an anthem and Mrs Sam M Thompson gave a vocal solo. Pallbearers included Mayor BE W Stone H Jensen J W Hammond A J Gereke W T Garret and George A Snow. Interment followed at Lake View cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Vaughan
East Twentieth Street
C. F. Fisher
First Congregational Church
Sam M. Thompson
Mayor BE
W. Stone
H. Jensen
J. Ww.Hammond
A. J. Gereke
W. T .Garret
George A. Snow
Lake View Cemetery
Carnegie Library to Reopen Wednesday
The Carnegie Library will resume regular hours Wednesday morning announced by Mrs. Louolia Moora Abraran. Borrowers with overdue books may return them without penalty, marking the end of the two week closure.
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Louolia Moora
Abraran
Fol ey’s Honey and Tar Promoted by Covington Mother
Mrs. P. Rehkamp of Covington Kentucky touts Fol ey’s Honey and Tar for eight children with croup and bronchial coughs. She claims the remedy loosens phlegm eases breathing and aids sleep without opiates and is suitable for all ages. Local phone delivery offered.
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Croup
Foley
P. Rehkamp
Herman St
Covington
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