Kentucky Distillers Unloading Leftover Stock on Britons
Louisville July 30 Exportation of Kentucky whiskey has begun following embargo changes in the British Isles. Deals report shipments from warehouses statewide, with exports to Scotland exceeding 20 000 acording to reports as distillers seek to dispose of surplus before constitutional prohibition in January halves exportation.
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Associated Press
Louisville
British Isles
Largo
Scotland
Kentucky
Delinquency Case Ties to 13-Year-Old Inquiry in Wyoming
In Justice court Mrs. Howard faced district court trial on charges of contributing to delinquency of a 13-year-old who testified to harm in Mia home. Bail set at 6000 dollars for two men named Russell Orchard and John Russell, held on 5000 dollar bail. Mrs. Hanna McDonald, arrested in an automobile incident described as a joy ride, released with proceedings moving toward district court.
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Wyo
Howard
Justice Court
District Court
Mia
Russell Orchard W
John Russell
Hanna McDonald
Timeong
Child Crushed by Concrete Wagon Wheels
Casper Wyoming July 30 a six year old boy named Barry was crushed after attempting to ride on a concrete mixing wagon being towed past by another wagon. He misstepped fell under the iron wheels sustaining fatal injuries.
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Casper
Wyo
Barry
Profit eering Charged Amid Unrest Claims
The department of Justice investigates wage earners amid reports of unrest over high living costs. Attorney General Palmer says most people are prosperous, while farmers and workers face pressure, and some salaried men seek relief.
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Department Justice
Palmer
Isthonians Evacuate Huns As British Seek Safe Passage
AP reports the Bethonian government plans evacuation of German troops. A Bolshevik wireless dispatch via Moscow cites Russian forces under General Lavin moving toward a Northwestern front. British ships will transport troops to the front near Tu 38 miles west of Alga under General Alexander.
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Associated Press
London
Bethonia
Ger
Moscow
Bolik
Lavin
Alexander
Alga
Blind Births Linked to Maternal Malnutrition in Poland
Warsaw report attributes surge in blind babies over three years to maternal malnutrition. American Red Cross notes healthy parents but insufficient nutrition as primary cause, urging improved prenatal care and food access.
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Associated Press
Warsaw
Poland
American Red Cross
Bootleg Trade Shifts to Cheyenne Market
After June 80 bootleg operations shift as Cheyenne, once a supply point for bootleggers over a vast area, becomes a local market for illicit liquor. John H. Daphnis and Tom Lympasis were arrested in Laramie as they headed toward Cheyenne with 145 quarts of liquor in a car.
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Cheyenne
John H. Daphnis
Tom Lympasis
Laramie
House panel backs free sanitarium land conveyance
The House Public Lands Committee recommended a bill authorizing conveyance of up to 640 acres of government mountainous or forest land to benevolent or fraternal organizations for sanitarium purposes. The facility must operate on a nonprofit basis and is sought by several western groups.
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Associated Press
Washington
House Public Lands
Riker
California
Argentine official studies U S patent plan
J A de Marvel an honorary commissioner for Argentina studies the U S patent plan. He travels to examine the system and its procedures and seeks potential lessons for Argentine governance.
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J. A. de Marvel
Roof Work Sparks Family Row in Thirteen Year Marriage
An OCR fragment reports domestic strife between a husband and wife over roofing and outfits. The couple, married thirteen years, discuss hats and gowns as the wife shingles their home. The garbled text mentions Mr and Mrs Springs and Sanonica.
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Sanonica
Wales
Deorbelig
Springer
Springss
Paderewski Advises Adoption of Treaty
London July 30 Premier Paderewski urged adoption of the peace treaty with Germany and urged its ratification in the Polish assembly. He told the foreign affairs committee Poland should be happy over the terms it contains as Warsaw dispatches report.
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London
Germany
Foreign Affairs Committee
Polisd Assembly
Padki
Warsaw
Poland
Isaac N Bard Pioneer Citizen Dead in Cheyenne
Isaac N Bard longtime Cheyenne resident and pioneer died leaving a widow and two sisters Mrs Emma Glark of Des Moines Iowa and Mrs Jennie M Bush of Chittenango New York He planted a grove south of Snyder Street subway twelve acres of his claim are now in city limits He was a member of the G A R
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Snyder Street
Bard
Little Bear Creek
Cheyenne
Emma Glark
Des Moines
Jennie M. Bush
Chittenango
N. Y
G. A. RB
Fires No Longer Endanger Towns
Spokane reports strong winds in the Blackfeet and Selway forests fueled fires across thousands of acres, boosting danger but some relief from rain in eastern Missoula. Cover D Alene fires in Idaho are increasing yet not as threatening to towns as days ago. Cedar Creek in Lolo forest edges toward St. Regis, Montana.
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Spokane
Blackfeet
Selway
United States Forest Service
Cedar Creek
St. Regis
Montana
Government job examinations announced in Cheyenne
A Civil Service exam for a clerk-carrier will be held in Cheyenne at the local post office on August 29. Additional tests include an Expert X Ray Mechanician on August 19 with salary about 200 dollars, an Assistant in tobacco investigations with pay 1200 to 1600, an observer in the weather bureau with pay 1200 to 1400, and a Telephone Plant engineer with pay 4100 to 2400, with dates in August and September.
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Cheyenne
Sale
Weather Bureau
Beor
Male
Galary
Honduran Politicians Face Peril Amid Revolution
Refugees and imprisoned leaders mark Honduras turmoil. Dr Juran, chief justice, seeks refuge at the American legation in Tegucigalpa while Dr Lopes Padilla and Dr Faguiniano Meda face imprisonment in Tegucigalpa as unrest continues. Reports claim 300 noncombatants also affected as the crisis deepens.
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San Juan del Sur
Juran
Supreme Court of Honduras
Tagucigalpa
Lopes Padilla
Hon-dora
Nicaragua
Faguiniano Meda
Honduras
Sre
Aero Today
California Apricot Output 75 Million Dollars
The 1919 apricot crop in southern California is valued at 75 million dollars with a record 100 dollars per ton. About 65 000 acres bear fruit and production will top 150 000 tons. Roughly 7000 workers are involved in harvest and preparation for market.
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Los Angeles
Cal
California
Germany
Washington approves wild game for sale in restaurants
In Washington state a new law allows raising and serving wild game at public meals. A state license is required with a $10 fee for the first year and $5 each subsequent year, enabling diners to order dishes like China pheasant duck and venison at approved establishments.
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N. N
Nea
Wash
State of
Washington
Race Rioting Continues in Chicago Amid Troop Deployment
Chicago officials ordered state troops to patrol danger centers after Adjutant General Dickson reported a more serious riot situation than 24 hours earlier. Mayor Thompson requested troops. martial law was not proclaimed and militiamen were placed on standby to respond to riots at South Side sites including 63rd Loomis and 47th Indiana.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Dickson
Thompson
South Side
Lowden
Lithuanian Aid Delegate Passes Through New York
Madame Tarcayne, the credited representative of the Lithuanian relief, is in New York to obtain aid for her country. She says Lithuanians were left in need and that relief efforts are urgent.
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Adame Tarcayne
Rere
New York
Ifn Ganees
Acre
Mrs Pinchot Aids Suffrage Campaign in Pennsylvania
Mrs Gifford Pinchot, a noted suffragist, urges immediate ratification of the federal amendment by the Pennsylvania governor. Her advocacy underscores active support for suffrage measures in the state.
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Gifford Pinchot
Pico I
Midnight to Witness End of U S Control
The postmaster general noted that with one notable exception every Wire company gave loyal cooperation as Congress ordered the return of properties. Government telephones rules stay four months. telegraph rates unsettled. Clarence M. Mackay urged quick return and a 20 percent rate cut to sustain profits. Telegraph rates had risen about 20 percent last March to cover salaries and costs.
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Congress
Clarence M. Mackay
Postal Company
Petlura Forces Advance Against Bolsheviks in Ukraine
Reports from the Ukrainian front say General Petlura’s anti Bolshevik forces have captured the railway junction at Warnarfke and are closing in on Bolshevik positions. Petlura’s troops contact Hetman Volyns’ forces, with Bolshevik bands held on the right bank of the Dnieper.
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London
Petlura
Ukraine
Ukrainian Front
Warnfarke
Tius
Volyns
Ee Petlura
Vinniata
Kiev
When Is Hydro Air Plane Motor Boat
Los Angeles July 30 Hydraplanes carrying passengers for hire are classed as motorboats by Customs inspector John B. Milott. They must be equipped with life preservers flying lights anchor lights fire exits and signaling systems. Elliott argues hydroplanes move over water and are subject to passenger safety rules.
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Los Angles
Gal
John B. Milott
Ellott
Walee
Turks and Tartars Prepare to Crush Armenian Nation
Dispatches from Major Joseph C. Green report Turkish and Tartar forces advancing on Armenia from three sides after cutting relief supplies. He warns of near massacre-scale violence without immediate military protection and requests British intervention in the Caucasus to save Armenia.
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Associated Press
Paris
Tate Tare
Joseph C. Green
Cincinnati
American Relief Administration
Tiflis
Herbert Hoover
American Relief
Armenia
Niell
Frontier Days Claims Sought at Committee Office
Frontier Days committee asks all claimants to present their claims at the secretary’s office located at 1721 Capitol Avenue immediately for settlement and records.
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Frontier Days Committee
Temperance Advocate Voices Note on Prohibition Drive
Somerset, a noted temperance worker, declares that forcing prohibition this year will jeopardize the movement in England. He cautions against an aggressive drive and argues for a balanced approach by temperance advocates.
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Lad Haney Somerset
Prohi
Se Yena
Poaveey Ayers Wiland
England
Substitutes for Nutritive Iron Spark Market Confusion
The piece cautions against spurious iron tonics claiming Nexated/Nuxated Iron in the market. It cites a medic owner’s warning and advises consumers to obtain organic iron only by prescription or verify labels to avoid weaker or harmful substitutes. It urges testing strength before and after two weeks of proper iron intake and notes health risks from fake products.
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Mamiet Tree & Tonic
Gheba
Reneeve
Urself
Mount Robert Barron Named Peak in Alaska
In Juneau Alaska on July 30 Mount Robert Barron was named the highest peak of Mansfield peninsula Alaska in honor of Robert Barron of Portland Oregon a pilot who died in the great war near Philadelphia while saving fellow aviators The peak lies off Southeastern Alaska overlooking Pun ter bay near Fonter with an altitude of about 4000 feet.
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Juneau
Alaska
Robert Barron
Portland
Ore
Mansfield Peninsula
Podeso T. Barron
Punter Bay
Philadelphia
de. E. Lester Jones
The
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Fonter
Frightfulness Drives Huns to Flee Land
Luxemburg reports 38 of 42 naturalization petitions before the Luxemburg Chamber come from Prussian subjects linked to wartime frightfulness. The Esch Journal notes many would not change nationality even if Germany had won. Swiss reports say Germans seek to reenter France as Swiss citizens with about 100000 Germans and Austrians waiting at Basel.
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PANS
Associatid Press
Deviews
Luxemburg
Journal of Esch
Luxemburg Chamber
Esch
Switzerland
France
Associated Press
Basle
Constance
Lego
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