Attorney General bars liquor on all ships abroad
The Attorney General ruled that liquor may not be sold on American ships anywhere outside U S waters and barred foreign and privately owned vessels carrying liquor from entering U S waters with liquor on board. The decision, based on Supreme Court precedents, could trigger international legal action and may impact ship subsidy debates and Volstead Act alignment.
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Daugherty
Lasker
The
Shipping Board
United States
America
Supreme Court of the United States
St. Louis
Enas
Congress
Salt Lake Tribune
War Debt Forgiveness Debate Across Nations
Senator Capper in Kansas Farmer argues against canceling war debts insisting repayment preserves financial order. He warns Europe’s militarism and ongoing conflicts threaten a repeat of slaughter, urging Americans to reject cancelation and avoid further entanglements.
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United States
Senator Capper
Kansas Farmer
Europe
Turkey
Greece
Rumania
Hungary
Italy
Austria
I Fm
Senator Oddie Stumps Nevada for Republican Candidates
United States Senator Tasker L. Oddie arrived in Reno from Washington D C to stump for Republican Congressional and State candidates. Anne Martin former candidate also passed through Nevada en route to San Francisco she plans to return before the protest campaign resumes and has promised to take part.
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United States
Tasker L. Oddie
Reno
Washington, D. C
Anne Martin
Nevada
San Francisco
Atlantic Seaboard
Inflation Debate and Credit Expansion Risks
A historical discussion weighs inflation risks amid rising prices and loan growth. It contrasts legitimate expansion with unhealthy inflation, notes wage increases, industry revival, and imports of gold. It argues about banking credit, Federal Reserve limits, and the need for cautious borrowing to avoid a new inflationary period.
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Lnes
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Banks
Supreme Court denies rehearing in Southern Pacific Central Pacific merger
Washington Oct. The Supreme Court today denied a rehearing of the United States case ordering the Southern Pacific to divest control of Central Pacific. The decision sustains a Sherman antitrust ruling that the two railways were competing systems. SPROULE MAKES STATEMENT.
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Washington
Supreme Court
United States
Southern Padic Company
Iteels
Central Pacific Railroad
Ihe
United States District Court For
Utah
Bald
Central Pacific
Southern Pacfic
Congress
Commercism
District Court
Sproule
San Francisco
William Sproule
Southern Pacifi Company
Louvers Us
Southern Pacific
Railway Transportation Act
Toterstaty Commerce Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Giants Dominate World Series Show Superior Play
In New York last Sunday the Giants defeated the Yankees 5 to 8. Official batting and fielding averages show the Giants leading in hitting and base running while pitchers limited the Yankees. Groh Meusel and Fried starred for the Giants. Ruth struggled at bat for New York. Giants won World Series money shares totaled 111289 split among 25 shares. Yankees shared 74292 among 26 shares.
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Giants
Yonkros
New York
Yankees
Yeokees
Groh
Fried
Emil Meusel
Thoroes
Young
Kelly
Meusel
Bob Meusel
Welly Pipp
Aaron Ward
Frisch
Grob
Felding
McGraw
Huggins
Habe Ruth
Ruth
Cunningham
New York Giants
Hugh McQuillan
John Scott
Blume
McPhee
Maguire
Shinners
King
Hill
Yankee
Doc Woods
Frank Roth
Phil Schenk
Mancot
Eddie Bennett
Manley Liewerlyn
Union Pacific Chief Hails Supreme Court Decision
C. R. Gray of the Union Pacific, in San Francisco, expressed gratification upon learning the Supreme Court denied Southern Pacific Company’s rehearing. He stated the Union Pacific feels a deep sense of satisfaction at the ruling and its implications for the industry.
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San Francisco
C. R. Gray
Union Pacific
Supreme Court
Southern Pacific Company
Pleasant information about a flat tire conversation
In a casual exchange Manda is asked if her front tire is flat. She replies that only the bottom edge is deflated while the rest remains okay.
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Manda
Court aims at independent Central Pacific and Union Pacific unity
The Supreme Court plans to establish an independent Central Pacific system that fully cooperates with the Union Pacific to maintain the historic transcontinental line from the Missouri River to San Francisco. The decision will require dislocation of established routes and charges, creating a new competitive condition to spur service and development.
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Central Pacific
Union Pacific
Missouri River
San Francisco
Ihs
Foreign stock and immigration attitudes in early 20th century notes
A compilation of provocative statements on foreign stock in New England and immigration fears across the United States. It cites figures on alien populations in Samoa and New York smugglers, critiques about land purchase by whites, and discussions of proposed measures like alien registration. It also mentions Pope-like references to Canada film bans and a proposed Dresser memorial in Indiana.
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Greater
New York
Samoa Islands
House of Commons
Secretary of Labor
Department of Labor
Cubs
Gulf Coast
New York Harbor
Wuern
Germany
Berlin
McCray
Paul Dresser
North Carolina
England Accepts Action On Sea Liquor Sales
London reports British foreign office officials say prohibition of liquors on vessels within American waters will cause no international complications. The government views the United States may take any action it deems fit.
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England
London
Foreign Office
United States
Car Truck Collision in Lamultic Valley Fatalities Reported
Four men were injured when a truck carrying supplies overturned in Lamultic Valley after a front wheel failed at about twenty miles per hour. One man died early Sunday at the general hospital. The others suffered cuts and other injuries and were taken to Star Hotel for treatment.
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Jobo Jatre
Lamultic Valley
Pete
General Hoapital
Notice of Annual Meeting of Mot Grazing Association
The Mot Grazing Association will hold its annual meeting at 1 p m on October 19 1922 in Nevada to elect officers and advisory board members for the coming year and discuss range allotments temporary permits and other matters of concern to permitters. President John Potts urges each member to attend or be represented.
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Mot Grazing Association
Moat
Nevada
Proah John ©. Potts
Monitor Grasing Association
Annual Meeting Notice for Growers Association
The annual meeting of the Growers Association will be held at 1 p.m. on October 21 at the Courthouse in Austin Nevada. Members will discuss electing officers and members of the Advisory Board for the ensuing term. Attendance or representation is requested from all permittees.
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Bloool Growers’ Association
Austin
Nevada
Mar Bers
IM Association
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