Wartime Prohibition Shifts Taxes and Labor Debates
The piece notes a July 8 prohibition law forcing whiskey taxation at $3.20 per gallon for dealer stocks beyond fifty gallons, risking confiscation if duties are unpaid. It also critiques child labor laws, urges fuel conservation, and cites calls for American workers to support wartime reconstruction, including a 10,000-strong noncombatant industrial force for France.
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Uncle Sam
Congress
United States
Baker
Germany
Civil Service exam set for several states in October 1917
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an open competitive examination on October 6, 1917, at first and second class post offices across Maryland North Carolina Virginia West Virginia and the District of Columbia to certify eligibles for first grade or clerical positions in the Field Service. Competition includes weights for spelling arithmetic penmanship letter writing copying and correcting manuscript geography and civil government.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Maryland
North Carolina
Virginia
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Internal Revenue Service
Navy Yard
Norfolk
Eurith Trax
Talbot
France
Dr. Davidson
Easton Hospital
J. E. Reid
Berlin
Snow Hill
S. T. Marshall
Temperanceville
Mr. Marshall
Crowder
Kent County
Delaware
Smyrna Times
Baltimore News
War Department
Kent Island
Poole’s Island
Chesapeake Bay
Harford
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Letter From the Just Government League on Picketing
Miss Lucy Branham of Baltimore and twelve other women arrested in Washington on September 4 for picketing condemned to sixty days in the workhouse. The group include relatives of enlisted men. banners urged democracy for women. The letter decries conditions at Occoquan and calls Congress to pass the Federal Suffrage Amendment. Reliance. A delightful surprise party honored Mr. Willie Betton with friends and a program of games and refreshments.
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Just Government League
Lucy Branham
Baltiimore
Starr
Easton
Washington
National Woman's Party
Europe
America
Occoquan
Maryland
Virginia
Lucy Braoham
Congress
Willie Betton
Margaret Wilson
Anna Bowdle
Ida Collins
Una Rogers
Cora Paris
Helen Bradley
Celia
Ruth Tull
Emma Callahan
Nettie Tribbett
Bertha Rogers
Messrs
Kenneth Corkran
Maurice Wright
Edward Cahall
Ambrose
Wilson Bradley
Gilbert Rogers
Clarence Callahan
Russell Edgell
Carl Kemp
Ollie Hastings
Albert Johnson
Grover Bradley
Tommy Lankford
Raymond Phillips
Canning Output Rises in First District as Acreage Expands
In the First district canning establishments show larger output than last year. The yield per acre is not large, but acreage has grown. William F. Stone, longtime Port of Baltimore collector and veteran Republican leader, died on Sunday.
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Win. F. Stone
Baltimore
Public sale of valuable assets including livestock and wagons
A large public sale offers mules aged 6, 15, and 12 13 years with weights from 950 to 1100 pounds, multiple mares, cows with calves, Hereford and Holstein cattle, hogs, ewes and bucks, plus two Murphy wagons and numerous farm implements. A 1916 Dodge touring car will be sold. sale notes urge immediate cash for small sums and credit terms over 12 months for larger amounts with approved security. The seller states war-time urgency and states no removal of property before purchase terms are met.
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Bettie
Secret
Jim
Murphy
Dearborn
New York
McCormick
Oliver
John Deere
Syracuse
Osborne
Schreiber
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