Returned Soldiers Face Uniform Violation Prosecution
Great Falls investigates breaches of postwar dress rules as discharged soldiers must wear full uniform with red discharge chevrons. Inspectors target improper decorations and fake campaign badges, with penalties up to 300 dollars fine or six months in prison.
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Great Falls
Western Department
Arms
National Army
National Guard
War Department
Washington
France
Quartermaster Department
Soldiers' and Sailors’ Club
Regular Army
Congress
Brest
Bordeaux
Slacker Sons Arrested After Secret Tunnel Discovered
Department of Justice agents raided John W. Miller’s Spring Grove farm in McHenry County and captured three slacker sons William Michael and Bernard Miller after two years of hunt. A tunnel from cellar to barn aided their evasion. one son was wounded during capture. The family allegedly refused to register or buy Liberty bonds and was known to be armed and threatening.
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Chicago
Department of Justice
John W. Miller
Spring Grove
McHenry County
William
Michael
Bernard Miller
Phillip Barry
Three Slacker Sons Defy War Drive and Face Jail
Federal agents repeatedly searched for the three brothers but found no results as they vanished after each visit. Their wealthy farmer father refused to cooperate. Taken to Mr Barry's office, the trio remained sullen and defiant, denying religious scruples and opposing war. Barry vows to continue the drive until all are jailed.
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Barry
Famous New York Roof Garden Shown On Screen
An exact production of one of New Yorks most famous roof garden is shown in Thats Good the Metro comedy drama starring Hale Hamilton at the Royal Theatre Tuesday. The film depicts the cabaret in full swing with dancing girls bicycles riders varied entertainments and color balloons as a jazz band provides the lively atmosphere.
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New York
Metro
Hale Hamilton
Royal Theatre
Cleaning Up Before Lunch Plans With Relatives
A mother urges her son to dress clean for Aunt and Uncle Brown visiting for lunch. The dialogue shows the boy worried about being ready and the mother insisting on tidiness as family arrival approaches.
Banquet Held For Sedition Buddies In Seattle
Seattle residents gathered at the Labor Temple on the eve of departure for McNeill's Island where Hulet M Wells begins a two year sentence for sedition. Sam Sadler, also convicted on similar charges, attended as guest. E B Ault acted as toast master and W D Lane, acting mayor during Ole Hanson’s tour, attended.
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Seattle
Washington
Hulet M. Wells
McNeill’s Island
Labor Temple
Sam Sadler
E. B. Ault
Union Labor Record
W. D. Lane
Ole Hanson
Well
Wilson
Papitalists Court
George F. Vanderveer
Chicago
Wells
Sadler
Alleged Conspiracy To Defraud Government Of 30 Million
Detroit report says a United States grand jury indicted Captain Sotorios Nicholson of Washington, Grant Hugh Browne, Fred C. Collins, and a US army officer in France over a $30 million munition supply fraud. Justice officials, led by Arthur L. Barkey, identified the group and alleged scheme details.
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Detroit
Mid
Department of Justice
United States Grand Jury
Sotarios Nicholson
Washington
Ordnance Department
Grant Hugh Browne
Fred C. Collins
Greece
United States Army
France
Arthur L. Barkey
Registrations Open for Montana Referendum Vote
Montana county clerks must complete registration by July 18 for the September 2 special election on amendments to the state primary law. Attorney General Ford notes the law requires closing registration books 45 days before any general election. The September election is declared under this rule.
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Helena
Montana
Ford
State Board of Hail Insurance
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Cheney & CO
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