Debates on Food Measure Highlight Thursday Session
Lawmakers clashed over prohibition and food measures as Senate leaders gird for a vote by week’s end. Arguments panned the advisory board’s role, with amendments to control government purchases and alcohol provisions drawing strongest opposition and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senstur Chamberlain
Tapton
Adon
Senate
Sardenera
Ers
Ameniment
Inclu
McKellar
Reed
Bart
Memb Advisory Commission
Det Cout
Browdegee Dn
Gifford
Baker
Congress
Tennessee
Svets
Hoebinson
Arkansas
Martin
Martin-Robinson
Chamberlin
Ing
Gore
Pacer
Siam n‘Geer
Negroes appeal to Wilson and leaders over East St Louis riots
Telegrams from three Boston based negro associations urge President Wilson Governor Lowden and AFL's Samuel Gompers to use influence to prevent future riots and to push for justice. Messages denounce East St Louis killings as the worst massacre of colored Americans and demand action to safeguard constitutional rights during wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Wilson
Lowd Ilinois
Sumner Gompers
American Federation of Labor
East St. Louis
New England League For
Lowden
Euston
National Equal Rights League
Samuel Gompers
Ill
Tebor
Hls
National Colored Liberty Conference
Doctors to Fish on Lake James Mission for Fish
Dr Wil Schelman and Dr Paul Kucher plan an early morning motor trip to Lake James and Crooked Lake to investigate the finny tribe and stock the banks with bait for the special occasion. They expect to return by evening with fish for families and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil Schelman
Paul] Kucher
Lake James
Crooked Lake
Satangie
Soldiers Guard East St. Louis Riot Aftermath
Reports say police and guardsmen failed to quell looting and murder amid rioting in East St. Louis as troops were limited. Negro residents fled town or moved to Missouri side while camps housed the dispossessed. A chamber of commerce arranged temporary shelter.
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Eas
St. Lou Aone
Ras Ta Y
Hally Wes
Michael Wheten
Rural Trades and Labor Council
Hieve
City Flerk
Whalen
Armour & To
Morris &! UK
Bwhl & Co
Biche
Lowden
Springfield
Dickson
Maltinian
Chamber, of Commerce
Thomas HK. Walker
Hitinis Federation of Labor
Mingis Council of
Labar
Chamber of Commerce
Tonicht
Chamber
Detectiverank Worley
Missouri
Bonnncree
Fort Wayne Chautauqua to Draw Thousands in Coming Week
Fort Wayne prepares for a Redpath Chautauqua at the circus grounds with lectures music and dramatic performances. Tickets at two dollars for the week and one dollar for children promise broad community turnout and a chance to see nationally known speakers and entertainers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harney Mig
Hoffman
St. A
Chilfrey
South
Middle West
Redcarlt Company
University Club
Fort Wayne
Witherspoon
Jacksonville
Redpath
Lone Way
Knoxville Sentinel
Nawspapers
Redpaths
Knoxville
United States
Chautauque
Psi
America
Wataha
Marie Mayer
Mary Dalene
Passion Play
Louisville
Meherspoon
Reid Miller
Drederick Wheeler
Victor People
der Veer
Myrtle Thornire
Martin BD
Jardin
Yan
Presbyterian Church
Easity
Teadu
Muller
War
Harry Muller
Joannetté Rankin
A. Serva
Bechtel
S. Bond
Paul Guild
Wilbur J. Neuenschtwanger
Frank Hogan
Ralph Sunier
BE. L. Newell
Fla. Bunlow
McLure
J, J. Ritter
R. Earl Peters
Last of Transports Reach Foreign Part
The article reports a sunk transport group and a two contigent expedition with gunfire protection, naval escort, and an ocean rendezvous with an American destroyer in European waters. It notes a first attack at 0.30 and hints at significant, disturbing implications.
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Atlantic
Sant Taighs
Amerig to Celebrate War Time Anniversary
The item notes Amerig marked by wartime effort with emphasis on industrial resources marshalled for national success. A program of consolidation nears completion, aiming to reinforce consistency and national mobilization.
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Amerig
American War Mobilization and Allied Naval Efforts Described
The article notes the passage of war measures including a three billion dollar war budget and an espionage act, with Congress arming the president to control essential commerce. It mentions American destroyers sent to the North Sea serving with supply ships, and Vice Admiral Sims to command forces off Ireland. Secretary Daniels cables congratulations to navy leaders for swift, effective action amid German spy searches.
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Universal Service Law Congress Ls
Senate
House
North Sea
Amercan
Sims
Ireland
Daniels
Baker
Wilson
Army
Navy
Tlntilla
Europe
Daniela
Gleaves
European
Landing of Troops at French Seaport Notable Event
July 2 report from a French port describes American soldiers greeting the Tiet ships and Amelia vessels, with supply delays causing temporary inconvenience but enabling earlier training camp setups. Rear Admiral Gleaves praised navigation officers for exact rendezvous timing, noting strong army navy cooperation and plans detailing movements, signaling, and waste disposal. An American War Department officer arrived to inspect conditions and identify needs to be supplied from Washington.
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Taker
Baker
Dantely
Army
Navy
General Pershing
Wyance
America
War Department
Capterton
South Atlantic
Whiem
United States
Admiral Capterton
France
Mexican
Waiti
Santo Domingo
Ace
Paris
Juty
Gleaves
Esredit
Associated Press
Américan War Department
Washington
Shagority Ready to Return to America After Paris Visit
The Shagority express eagerness to hurry back to the United States once ordered. Junior officers hope to join aviation service and many seek help from the American embassy to enlist in all branches. American naval officers are gratefully received by French and other officers and enjoy unmatched hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
America
France
Wayne Council Heads Five Month Officer Installations
Wayne chapter of the Junior Order of American Mechanics will install officers for a five month term at the Wick building meeting tomorrow night. Delegations from surrounding councils are expected as the evening's entertainment continues. Newly elected officers include Frank E. Sele as junior past councilor, Ben Alleger as councilor, William Lockert as vice councilor, William Menneweiser as recording secretary, Raymond Daly as assistant recording secretary, William Elder as warden, Lester Betz as doctor, Paul Alleger as fusive sentinel, and Arthur Mennewelser as outside sentinel. The local council is pleased with this year’s progress and plans another successful season.
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Assant
Raymond Daly
William Elder
Ton
Lester Betz
Fusive Sentinel
Paul Alleger
Auside Sentinel
Arthur Mennewelser
Planas
Kekionga Review Cancel Meeting
Kekionga Review No 23 of the Woman's Benefit Association of the Maccabees will dissolve their regular meeting this evening due to the legal holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kekionga
Woman's Benefit Association of the Maccabees
Canadian Labour Leader Answers Conscript Question
July 3 bulletin reports J C Watters, president of the Trades and Labor Congress of Canada, arguing against workers to toil for private gain if conscription of manpower is advocated. He replies to the British Columbia Federation of Labor inquiring about labor’s attitude to conscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion of Canada
J.C. Watters
Trades and Labor Congress of Canada
British Columbia Federation of Labor
Lahor
Police News Speed Demon Caught Following Firemen
Police nabbed a motorcycle rider after he trailed fire apparatus to a blaze at Crescent and Lake. August Gordon, owner, admitted speeding 25 plus mph while following Engine Company No 1. license plate traced to Toledo seller.
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Sres
Crescent and
Lake Avenues
No 1
Walter Immel
Toledo
Gra
Fines in Police Court for Speeding and Related Offenses
Frank Farre was fined $23 and costs for speeding on Columbia Avenue Saturday after witnesses said he drove 30 to 40 mph and struck Charles Nis Wenger, who was taking his wife home from a doctor visit. Other cases included Louis Haines charged with petit larceny for borrowing a case, Max Fichman fined $10 for short weight, and Mary Kendall continued on a rubbish pumping charge. several defendants were continued or released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Farre
Columbia Avenue
Charles Nis- Wenger
Carl Haines
Earl Nussbaum
Max Fichman
Cabhase
Harry Payne
Chaney Brokaw
Sh. Seplest
Mary Kendall
Jess Felger
Frank Witte
Harry Basset
Herman Bishoy
Officials report automobile accidents in Roanoke area
Allen Hamilton of Wayne township reports an auto crash at Columbia and Clinton streets after 6 pm. Wm Hranstrator stopped his motorcycle to avoid a collision and fell. rider uninjured. County Agent A J Hutchins says a second car was swiped at Harrison and Brackenridge streets around 4 pm. its frame spring bent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Hamilton
Wayne Township
Columbia
Clinton Streets
Roanoke
Martine
Drumilton
A.J. Hutchins
Harrison and
Brackenridge Street
Mr. Hutchins
Church Notes And Meetings From Local Parishes
Multiple church groups announce Thursday meetings across St Vincent, Simpson Methodist, Redeemer Lutheran, First Methodist, St John’s Reformed, and Trinity Episcopal parishes. Socials, card party at an orphanage, missions society activities, and lectures are listed with hostesses and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Vincent Sewning Circle
Woman's Foreign Missionary
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Young People’s Society
the Redeemer Nutheran Church
Ladies’ Occult Science Society
P. Hall
West Washington Street
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Mr. E. Church
J. B. Grosjean
Late Avenue
Sophia Klebée
Wilhelmina Heisler
Wilhelmina Kaufman
Clara Kestner
Elisa Kopp
Charlotin Lenox
Maria Issner
Edith Lissner
Dina Moeller
Tisette Meyer
Trinity Episcopal Church
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Kansas City
Enet
St. Louis
J. Slas Harris
Negro National Educational Congr
Nigel
Anil
Soldiers Guard
East ST. Louis, Ill
Cawarldee
Bellans
Reed Shoe CO
Reed Shoe Company
Calhoun Street
van Suai
Marine Corps
National Guard
Canms
Aeria
Navy Department
Tyne
Bern
Crare
Ameri Waters
Red Cross War Council
Willie
Patterson
Fetcher Co
Wayne End Harrison
Maurie C. Niezer
Wayne Circle
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