Saloon Beer Sales Charged Against Pittsburgh Brewing
United States Attorney Crawford files war prohibition charges against Pittsburgh Brewing Company in federal court. Eleven company officers named in the information await arrest as dealers allegedly selling ten barrels of beer to saloonkeeper Daniel Olmstead before U S Army demobilization ended. Warrants issued. officials to plead or demur Saturday.
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Pittsburgh
United States
R. L. Crawford
Pittsburgh Brewing Company
United States District Court
W. H. 8. Thompson
Short
C. H.ridall
E. J. Vilsack
W. P. Weckman
A. P. Behrenberg
E. H. Straub
A. H. Sunstein
L. P. Monahan
A. A. Freuenheim
E. W. Gwinner
Alois Winter
George A. Dickson
Charles A. Fagan
Fagan
Brewing Company
Federal Building
Crawford
Deamur
Department of Justice
R. B. Spencer
Daniel Olmstead
United States ‘Army
Germany
Labor party plan eyed by four railroad brotherhoods
National Labor Party efforts move forward as the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen adopts a resolution to cooperate with three other railroad brotherhoods. A proposal to create a daily press to support the party could see four to five newspapers in major cities serving as publicity organs, per the protective committee report.
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Ver
Colo
Rall‘road
Protective Committee
Poles and Germans clash in Katowice in Upper Silesia
At Katowice four thousand Poles moved from surrounding areas to disrupt a mass German protest against Polish army occupation. Several killed and many wounded in fighting with police after speakers were thrown from the platform.
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Copenhagen
Wrere
Kattowitz
Upper Silesia
Beuben
Kattowicz
Haller
Germans Ratify Treaty in Weimar With Finance Reforms
Paris reports the German national assembly ratified the June 28 1919 peace treaty and its military occupation protocol. Mathias Erzberger said taxes must rise sharply to fund indemnities and reduce unemployment grants, planning two major bills on property and turnover taxes to cover deficits.
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Paris
Weimar
Rhineland
Berlin
Germany
Mathias Erzberger
Thémpire
Erzberger
Ministry of Finance
Herr Erzberger
National Assembly
Martial Law Declared After Hanover Castle Prison Break
Martial law was proclaimed in Hanover Berlin after a Monday clash that left several prisoners killed or wounded as a mob released detainees from the castle. Police and military forces moved to restore order following the disturbance.
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Hanover
Berlin
Yankees Hurry Home From Coblenz Across Rhine
Coblenz July 8 Casuals and soldiers depart Germany as units of the old Third Army rush to leave. Trains overcrowded with passengers and sleeping car bookings stretch to Paris. Fifth division moved from Luxemburg, Fourth division set to depart Rhine sector, Second division slated to leave east bank July 15 heading toward home.
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Coblenz
Third Army
Germany
Paris
Luxemburg
Fourh
Rhine
Town Attorney Rules on Home Made Beer Stills
Attorney General J. M. Huver of Town declared that manufacturing beer at home for personal use is illegal in Town and that private stills must be whotished. The note emphasizes prohibition era practices and enforcement expectations for domestic alcohol production.
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J. M. Huvner
German Assembly Ratifies the Treaty
In Washington on July 10 President Wilson announced a complete text of the peace treaty and urged Senate to create the League of Nations to avert a final war. In Berlin President Ebert signed the ratification bill after a 208 to 115 vote in the German Assembly.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate
League of Nations
Berlin
Ebert
German Republic
Wilson eyes quick resumption of German trade
President Wilson expressed pleasure over Germany ratifying the peace treaty and urged rapid restoration of trade with Germany and allied nations to meet reparations. He also said American troops should remain on the Rhine until Germany fulfills treaty terms and delivers required materials.
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Germany
Baseball scores from National and American leagues
In the National League Chicago beat Philadelphia in the second game 11 innings to 6-4 and Cincinnati defeated Boston 3-1. St Louis won 2-0 against New York while Pittsburgh shut out Brooklyn 2-0. American League results show Chicago 8-6 over Philadelphia, Detroit 2-1 vs Washington, and Cleveland 2-0 New York. Three League games Evansville 3 Rockford 2, Terre Haute 1 Peoria 0, Bloomington 4 Moline 1. American Association Louisville 6 Columbus 7, St Paul 4 Kansas City 9, Peoria Deere? no game rain. No further results.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
Louis
New York
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Detroit
Washington
Eveland
St. Louis
Evansville
Rockford
Terre Haute
Peoria
Bloomington
Moline
American Association
Louisville
Columbus
St. Paul
Kansas City
Perch
Cincinnati Os
Chicago Ee
Brooklyn Eee
Louis Troit
Arrests planned in Bisbee kidnap case era
More than 100 criminal complaints accusing kidnaping from the Bisbee deportation of July 12, 1917, were turned over to Justice of the Peace Jacks who departed for Bisbee to hold court and issue warrants. Many prominent Arizona men named in the complaints.
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Douglas, Ariz
Bisbee
Justice of the Peace Jacks
Arizona
Risk Bureau Pays 250 Million in War Claims
Washington reports June payments by the War Risk Bureau totaling 30,832,726 to soldiers and dependents, with 862,822 checks mailed. Cumulative payments for the year exceed 250,000,000 as the agency continues disbursements to veterans and families.
German constitution upholds president by popular vote
The German national assembly debates the new constitution and endorses an article qualifying any male citizen age thirty five for the office of president. The naturalisation provision reflects frontier realignments affecting nationality. The constitution states the president shall be chosen by popular vote.
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Weimar
German National Assembly
Ratification of Peace Treaty Notified in Versailles
Official notification of the German Assembly ratifying the peace treaty was delivered to the peace conference this morning in Versailles.
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Versailles
Cial
Allen Line SteamER collision with iceberg off Cape Rice
Two killed and two injured when the Allen Line steamer Grapian collided with an iceberg off Cape Rice near St John s New Brunswick. The liner carrying seven hundred fifty passengers has arrived for repairs.
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St. Johns, N. B
Allen Line
Grampian
Cape Rice
Seven Die in Cloudburst Tragedy Near DuBuque Iowa
Seven persons drowned during a cloudburst in DuBuque Iowa. Mrs George Kenninger twenty six and Ruth Brose seven were washed into the Bee branch eyes Dorothy Brose three was saved. Mrs Christ Wagner and her two
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Dubuque, Ta
George Kenninger
Ruth Brose
Dorothy Brose
Christ Wagner
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Weimar Assembly
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