Brewers Win Backing in 2.75 Percent Beer Ruling
The United States Court of Appeals modifies Judge Mayers injunction, allowing federal prosecutor to pursue cases on 2.75 percent beer production and sale. Brewe rs claim victory while government argues wartime prohibition still applies. The ruling keeps the injunction against the acting internal revenue collector in place.
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New York
United States Court of Appeals
Mayer
Richard J. McFiligott
Internal Revenue
United States
Francis G. Cassey
Heseos
McElligott
Collector of Internal Revenue
Emory R. Buckner
Cornelius J. Sovyth
United States District Attorney
No Legislation on Paa Before War Act Effective
Washington reports wartime prohibition to take effect next Monday at midnight without further congressional enactment for enforcement. The House Judiciary Committee plans to report three separate bills, each standalone, to form enforcement machinery despite uncertainty about joint measures. Chairman Volstead said no chance of a final joint bill before July 4, noting ongoing divisions.
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Washington
Congress
House Judiciary Committee
Volsinad
Wyoming Weather Forecast Shows Warm Friday
Forecast calls for continued high temperatures in Wyoming with partly cloudy skies. Temperatures likely to ease slightly in the afternoon or night with cooler conditions.
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Wyoming
Non-Partigan League President on Trial for Disloyal Conspiracy
A war era trial transcripts reveal disloyalty allegations against the leader of a non partisan basketball league. The case features a 1017 18 reference and testimony about political alignment during wartime talks.
Rattler Found in Farm Yard as Child Is Bitten
In Wheatland Wyoming on June 26 five year old Allen Stieber ran in saying a snake bit him. His mother found a large rattler in the sun. A tourniquet was applied and the boy rushed to town for treatment and is recovering.
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Wheatland
Wyo
Allen Stieber
Townly addresses read in court in loyalty conspiracy case
Long extracts from A C Townly addresses given in New Ulm in 1917 and 1918 were read into the record at the district court trial of President Townly of the National Non Partisan League and his lieutenant Joseph Gilbert on conspiracy to commit disloyalty. The first address appeared in the New Ul Journal and the second was read by a Springfield court reporter.
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New Ul
Ben Er Ee Lelsoh
The
Alexander Seifert
Springfield
Minn
German ministers Mueller Bell to sign peace treaty at Versailles
Hermann Mueller German foreign minister and Dr Bell minister of colonies named to sign the peace treaty will arrive at Versailles Saturday morning. The arrangement was reported by the Havas Agency.
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Associated Press
Paris
Ais
Hermann Mueller
Dr. Bell
Versailles
Havas
Cheyenne High School Graduation Draws 28 Seniors
In Cheyenne High School gymnasium twenty eight students were graduated in a ceremony hailed as the best yet. Former Missouri Governor Herbert Hadley spoke as principal, delivering a stirring address on America's duty to liberty and truth.
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Cheyenne High School
Herbert Hadley
Missouri
Ilip Volos
Vo Riog
Chicago Faces Strike Firemen and Policemen
Chicago on June 26 faced widespread labor action as about 4 500 city employees joined strikes with 5 000 more in dispute. Police seek higher pay and firemen press for increased wages as public workers including clerks and electricians threaten walkouts.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Czechs and Huns End Fighting But Huns Hold Ground
Front reports in Slovakia show fighting ceased Tuesday night after an ultimatum from Commissary Bohem to Hungarian commander General Kelle. Hungarians did not evacuate Czech territory they occupied, though fighting paused.
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Slovakia
Bohem
Kelle
Grecho- Sloviks
Newark Ledger editor buys stake in two papers
Lusius T. Mus, publisher of the Newark Ledger, says AShus Bris bane, editor of the New York Eve ning Journal and Washington Times, has purchased an interest in the morning and evening editions. Terms unset but to be set in a written agreement next week.
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Newark
Lusius T. Mussell
Newark Ledger
Ashus Brisbane
New York Evening Journal
Washington Times
Sheriff Orders Enforcement of Motor License Law
Sheriff Smalley announced strict enforcement of the motor license law. Cars without license plates will be taken into custody. During the current month the sheriff’s office listed about two vehicles daily as unregistered. Penalty for the misdemeanor ranges from 50 to 100 dollars, or up to 90 days in the county jail.
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Smalley
Sheriffs Force
Sheriffs Office
Bath
Famous Wisconsin Paper Is Acquired by Lee Syndicate
ATHSON Wis June 26 The Lee Newspaper Syndicate has acquired the Wisconsin State Journal and will take possession July 4 It was announced this afternoon FE P Adler president of the Lee Syndicate and publisher of Davenport Ia Noily Times will be president of the Wisconsin State Journal Company and AM Rlington publisher and editor of the Lacrosse Tribune and Leader-Press will be publisher and editor dividing his time between the two cities
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Athson
Wis
Lee Newspaper Syndicate
Wisconsin State Journal
FE. P. Adler
Lee Syndicate
Davenport
Noily Times
Wisconsin State Journal Company
A. M. Rlington
LaCrosse Tribne
Leader-Press
Artillery Band Performs at City Park
The band of the 48th Field Artillery entertained scores of people at City Park last evening. The program was well rendered and the residents, though surprised by the event, were pleased after the ensemble played several numbers concluding with the Star Spangled Banner.
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48Th Field Artillery
Cty Park Orly
Gheyonne
Howe Ulb
Broadway's First Woman to Act as Company Manager
Miss Helen Christine Hoerle is noted as the only woman on Broadway holding the company manager post. A former short story writer and scenario writer, she has recently handled publicity for Our Pleasant Sins at the Belmont heater and now serves as company manager.
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Helen Christine Hoerle
Broadway
New York
Miss Hoerle
Belmont
Com- May
Denver trade expedition visits Cheyenne and Wyoming towns
One hundred business men from the Denver Civic and Commercial association arrived in Cheyenne at 10 20 last night on a trade extension tour through Nebraska and Wyoming. They plan a 2 to 4 pm concert at Gilky Park and will spend the day frater nizing with Cheyenne merchants.
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Denver
Cheyenne
Nebraska
Wyoming
Laramie
Neen
Gily Park
Denver Civic and Commercial Association
Colorado Capital
John Vallery
Charles Graves
Burlington Line
American Casualties In World War I Mouse Argronne Statistics
Washington reports a War Department summary by Col. Leonard P. Ayres shows about 2 of 100 American troops died or were wounded during hostilities with Germany. The study covers total forces, overseas entries, and deaths in France, noting two of every three soldiers who reached France fought in battle.
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Washington
Argonne
Germany
Leonard P. Ayres
General Staff
War Department
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
France
I Army
Regular
National Guard
Thea
Brooklyn Leaders Tour West to Frontier Festival
About 150 Brooklyn business and newspaper men depart July 18 for a month long western tour. Managed by the Brooklyn Eagle, they travel by rail to Denver and motor through the Rockies to Cheyenne for Frontier Days. The group splits for Cody and Yellowstone then reunites to visit Glacier Park and British Columbia en route to the Pacific coast.
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Brooklyn
Great West
The
Brooklyn Eagle
Denver
Hocky Mountain Park
Cheyenne
Cody
Yellowstone Park
Wyoming
Park
Perth
Glacier Park
Helena
Mont
Pacific Coast
Negro Hanged and Burned After Lynchings in Mississippi
Ellisville Mississippi June 6 John Hartfield a black man confessed to assaulting a local young woman and was captured after ten days of pursuit by hundreds from his own race. He was wounded in a cane brake and taken by car to the crime scene where he was hanged and his body burned. Hartfield reportedly identified by his victim and witnesses.
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Ellisville
Miss
Mississippi
John Hartfield
Yielm
Hartfield
Thes
Post Office Clears 17 Million For 1918 Budget
Washington June 26 The post office department cleared 17 000 000 for the year 1918 Postmaster General Burleson handed a 13 000 000 check to Secretary Glass retaining 2 000 000 as a working balance This report reflects the department’s financial actions for the upcoming year.
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Washington
Post Office “Department
Burleson Toek
Stereeary Glass
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