Capital News Notes and Political Shifts in State Race
The period column notes a referendum result on the Brinton Grab Newspaper Act with Weber's district showing a split vote and changing sentiment after a printing bill. It reports Sunday baseball legal to 1 to 6 pm, a Mountrain County caucus naming delegates, and Olson losing support in Bowman County as anti Townley forces rise.
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Brinton
Obert A. Olson
Olson
League
Bowman County
Attorneys clash over grain act injunction in federal hearing
Dr. E F Ladd accuses Judge S L Nichols of mishandling the case before the U S Federal Court as an injunction restrained enforcement of the State Grain Grading and Inspection Act. Attorney General Laner cites differing circuit court steps and warns on injunctions before prosecutions.
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E. F. Ladd
Courier News
S. L. Nichols
United States Federal Court
Attorney General
Dr. Ladd
Langer
State Circuit Court
Amidon
Preliminary U S Court Test Marks Next Phase
Proceedings in the United States district court advance as Ladd and others are prepared to testify orally. All prior steps were preliminary to this test of the case in federal court.
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United States District Court
Ladd
U. S. District Court
Prohibition Officers Warn About Home Brew Laws
Officials warn many people misunderstand that state and national laws make home brewing illegal. Manufacturing liquor for personal use is a crime equal to bootlegging, with a minimum fine of 200 dollars or 90 days in jail.
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United States
Mexican revolution aims at driving Americans from Mexico
A fragment notes the president of Mexico pursuing his successful revolution against Huerta with aims including expelling Americans from Mexico and seizing their property for Mexicans.
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Sident
Mexico
Huerta
Peace Move Up in Senate Debates Repeal of War Declarations
A joint resolution to repeal the congressional war declarations against Germany and Austria is reported by the Senate foreign relations committee by party vote. Senator Knox introduces as a Republican substitute. Senator Lodge presents it with plans to open debate. Leaders predict weeks of discussion with little action before the convention recess.
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Washington
Congress
Germany
Austria
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Knox
Pennsylvania
House
Senate
Lodge
Wilson
House Delays Bonus Bill After Four Hour Clash
After a four hour wrangle in Washington the House Republicans abandon an early attempt to pass a bonus measure. The partisan dispute centers on funding and eligibility rules as the session adjourns with the bill unresolved.
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House
Washington
Lawmakers Plan Quick Passage of Soldier Relief Bill
Ed planned to pass the soldier relief legislation at once and adjourned the party conference without a date for action. The Ways and Means committee, by a strictly partial vote, favorably reported the bill.
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Ways and Means Committee
Judge Rules Lever Act Too Indefinite
Federal Judge Walter Evans in Louisville dismissed cases against alleged profiteers. He said the Lever food control act is too vague and its language too indefinite to be enforced.
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Louisville
Walter Evans
Evans
Fortifications Bill Passes Senate With Funding Above House
The Senate approved the fortifications appropriation bill totaling more than 19 million dollars, about 500 thousand dollars more than the House estimate. The vote and implications for defense spending are noted.
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Washington
Senate
House
Princess Weds American in Quiet St Paul Ceremony
An international romance ends in a runaway marriage at St Paul Episcopal church. Princess Nadejda Vasilievna Troubetz koy, famed as Europe’s Red Cross nurse, marries Wallace Strait Schutz of Milwaukee, a former artillery captain, in a small ceremony attended mainly by hospital doctors and nurses.
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Washington
Nadejda Vasilievna Troubetzkoy
Red Cross
Europe
Navy Hospital
Wallace Strait Schutz
Milwaukee
St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church
Robert Talbot
Men of Esprit and the Jerky Mind
A quotation by O. W. Holmes describes men of esprit as talkers with abrupt, zigzag thoughts that exhaust listeners. Such jerky companions disturb conversation, while a dul friend offers relief, like soothing a cat after a restless moment.
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Esprit
O. W. Holmes
Music turns itself obviating pauses with motor rolls
From France comes an invention for player piano music printed on a long strip instead of pages. The roll moves past the eyes at any desired speed driven by a motor, with a controlling lever on the side.
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France
Popular Mechanics Magazine
A Concept of Duty in Mazini’s View
Maz zini argues many believe they have done their duty by kindness to friends and family and by being harmless to others, but true duty requires broader moral action beyond personal affections.
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Mazzini
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