Global Prohibition Debate and War-Influenced News
A compiled update lists actions to challenge the Prohibition amendment and wartime law, with leaders like Levi Mayer guiding suits and references to referendums in 18 states. Other items include railroad funds via certificates, Navy matches in 1919, deportations, and a bill of war costs and generals killed for France.
Monroe Plan Safeguards Monroe Doctrine via League Amendment
Paris March 26 The American peace delegation will offer an amendment to Article X of the league covenant to safeguard the Monroe doctrine. The measure would keep covenant accords from infringing recognized international policies while pledging members to protect territorial integrity and political independence.
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Paris
League of Nations
Wilson
League of Nations Commission
League
House
Lloyd George
Clemenceau
Orlando
America
States
Executive Council
Peace Conference Commissions Ready to Report
Paris March 26 virtually all commissions and subcommittees await supreme council instructions to close and submit their reports. Reports are prepared to be submitted within hours after the broad principles are issued by the premiers.
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Paris
Peace Conference
Supreme Council
Improvement Found in Unemployment Situation
A federal employment service report from 122 cities shows a slight national labor improvement. Unemployed totaled 871,246 last week, up from 373,038, with 7.3 percent reporting labor shortages, 24.7 percent balanced supply and demand, and 68 percent showing a surplus. Cleveland alone reported 60,000 unemployed.
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Washington
United States
Federal Employment Service
Cleveland
Airship R-34 Completes 19 Hour Clyde Flight
The British airship R-34 returned to the Clyde base at noon after a 19 hour continuous flight. It went from Dublin to the Isle of Man and back via Liverpool and the midlands. The ship aimed for 24 hours with Ireland circling and plans a future ocean test and possible Atlantic crossing.
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London
Clyde
Dublin
Isle of Mian
Liverpool
Midlands
Ireland
Evening Standard
Atlantic
Officers Assigned for Transatlantic Flight
Washington reports six navy officers and one marine assigned to the trans Atlantic section of naval aviation to aid flight plans for a Seaplane of the N C type. Crew size may be four to five, with two pilots and two mechanicians. The ship commander will be a navigation officer who may pilot when not navigating. New instruments are kept secret and weather bureau will provide charts and data on atmospheric conditions.
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Frederick I. Woodman
Los Angeles
George Brown
George Henderson
Woodman
Federal Shipbuilding Labor Adjustment Board
Macy
Washington
Portland
Ore
America
Shimpei Goto
Formosa
Japan
Haw
San Francisco
Yokohama
United States
South America
Seattle
Se Railway
Deane
Japanese Farmers’ Association
Imperial Valley
Brawley
Cal
California
Ozawa
Mesa
Albuquerque
N. M
Albuquerque Aviation School
Morgan
Venne
St. Johns
N. F
England
Fenne
Hawker
France
Charles of
Austria
Switzerland
Vienna
Germany
Belgium
Banque Nationale
Societe Generale
Brussels
Belgian Finance Committee
Canada
Reuter
Bridoux
Loyseau de Grandmaison
Marcot
Guignabaudet
Masnou
Navy
Marine Corps
Trans Atlantic
Office
The
Director of Naval Aviation
Atlantic Ocean
Navy Department
Naval
Weather Bureau
Market Report from Chicago Livestock March 26
Hog receipts estimated at 37 000 and prices mixed with a close 25 cents lower. Cattle receipts 10 000 with good and choice steers up 25 cents, others steady to 25 cents lower, calves and cows varied, veal calves 13.25 to 16.75. Sheep receipts 15 000 with lambs and yearlings slow to 25 cents lower, sheep mostly steady. Lambs 18.25 to 20.40, ewes and culls pricing noted.
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Chicago
Hogs and cattle prices at St Paul market
St Paul Livestock reports March 26 hog receipts 7 800 with steady market range 18.85 to 19 bulk 18.95 to 19. Cattle receipts 4 200 killers weak 25 cents lower steers 6 19 cows and heifers 6 50 to 13 60 veal calves 36 14 50 stockers and feeders steady to lower 5 25 to 15 60. Sheep receipts 400 market lower lambs 12 19 28 yearlings 15 16 50 ewes 7 14 25.
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St. Paul
Grain Prices and Receipts Report From Minneapolis
Minneapolis market report notes Wheat receipts 281 cars this year versus 111 last year. Cash Wheat No 1 northern 2.32 to 2.40. Corn No 3 yellow 1.48 to 1.49. Oats No 3 white 63 5 0 6 5 c. Flax 3.81 to 4.15. Shipments 69 245 barrels. Barley 9 58 1.95. Rye No 2 1.46 to 1.50. Bran 40 0 to 40 5.
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Minneapolis
Minenapolis
Deliver milk by air through underground tubes
New York officials discussed using underground pneumatic tubes to deliver milk in six quart or ten pint capacity carriers. The idea, proposed during the John Doe inquiry into high milk costs, would route bottles through extensive city tube networks at six second intervals.
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New York
New York City
John Doe
Veto Ends Montana Normal School Plans
Gov Sam Y Stewart vetoes five bills creating new Montana normal schools at Billings Lewistown Malta Kalispell and Terry. He says the state needs fewer schools and notes Dillon is at full capacity. Also vetoes liquor bills and a highway commission bill while noting immigration questions.
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Helena
Sam Y. Stewart
Billings
Lewistown
Malta
Kallispelt
Terry
State Board of Education
State Normal School
Dillon
Math Efficiency and Trade Commission
Senate
State Highway Commission
Stewart
Highway Commission
Sixteenth Legislative Assembly
Montana widows receive state pensions by county totals
In 2018, 625 families with 1,810 children in Montana received mother’s pension benefits across 29 of 43 counties. Silver Bow led with 358 widows and 8,? children paid $102,000. Cascade ranked third with 386 widows and 182 children totaling $9,060.
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Helena
Montana
Silver Bow
Lewis and Clark County
Cascade County
Missoula County
Carbon County
Deer Lodge County
Ravalli County
Yellowstone County
J. H. Neville
Bureakor With
Land Anil Protection
District Court
Montana hail insurance board payout totals reach 4099
Chairman KE E Bowman reports a hail loss compensation of 393798.18 to be paid from 404975.77 collected. Musselshell county suffered the largest loss at 126966.90 followed by Stillwater 76610.66 and Fergus 6065930 in third. Other counties listed include Beaverhead 664.20 and Yellowstone 24590.28 among many others.
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Helena
KE. E. Bowman
State Bail Insurance Board
Musselshell County
Stillwater County
Fergus County
Board of Hall Insurance
Beaverhead
Big Horn
Broadwater
Carbon
Cascade
Chouteau
Custer
Dawson
Fallon
Gallatin
Hill
Jefferson
Lewis and Clark
Madison
Meagher
Missoula
Park
Powell
Prairie
Richland
Rosebud
Sheridan
Sweet Grass
Teton
Toole
Valley
Wheatland
Wibaux
Yellowstone
Butte Water Company Offers Free Garden Water Again
The Butte Water company will furnish free water for garden irrigation to its patrons in Butte this year continuing a policy from the past two seasons. Manager Eugene Carroll estimates about $10,000 in revenue was lost last year due to this program. He says conserving and increasing food remains vital even as the war ends, so the company will repeat the free water season.
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Butte
Butte Water Company
Eugene Carroll
Water Company
Carroll
Basketball and Debate Contests Are Called Off
The state high school basketball tournament at Montana State College, set for March 28 20 after a postponement from March 12 15, has been cancelled due to an influenza epidemic. Health officials and the college faculty, including Dr. W F Cogswell, concluded the event would threaten public health and safety, with essays and public speaking contests also cancelled.
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Bozeman
Montana State College
W. F. Cogswell
State Board of Health
Everett seeks divorce over wife’s extravagant spending
Frank S. Everett files for divorce from Pearl M. Everett claiming unduly extravagant habits since their November 1917 marriage left him penniless after World War I service. He cites petty persecutions and asserts his savings of 3500 were depleted by his wife’s spending.
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Committee of ‘Distillers of
United ‘States
Levi Mayer
Landis
Joseph E. Davies
Wisconsin
Federal Trade Commission
Davis
Consumers Packing Company
Grand Jury
Chateau Thierry
Flanders Fields
Ebbitt
Oregon
Roosevelt
War Department
Hines
Railroad Administration
Alvan T. Fuller
Massachusetts
M. Delanney
Finance Corporation
Ailake
Railroad Corporation
George Washington
8. C. Hooper
Department
Bureau of Steam Engineering
New
Sporting News Wladek
Zbysako
Ea (Strangler) Lewis
Lexington
Mullison Square Garden
Lewis
Jack Johnson
Havana
Cuba
Mexico
Johnson
Countess Karolyi
Karolyi
Michael, Karolyi
Budapest
Julius Andrassy
Big
Cit
C. K. Andrews
Immigration Service of
Mr. Andrews
Silver Bow County
Fusselehell County
Stillwater
Ranke
Bute Company