Capper-Tincher Bill Passes House To Regulate Grain Trade
Washington June 27 The Capper-Tincher bill cleared the House by a vote of 208 to 76 to reinforce the Future Trading Act in line with a recent Supreme Court ruling. The measure keeps core provisions while shifting Federal control over grain markets to designate all futures delivery terms as interstate commerce and ban such dealings on exchanges deemed contract markets. It would restrict contracts and trades involving farmers cooperative groups and set conditions for future delivery.
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Scaramouche Gains Stage Fame In Nantes Theatre Plot
Andre-Louis joins the Scaramouche troupe in Gavrille and stages a plan leading to a Paris career with M. Binet. The inn scene at Tiprae and the Leg Kourderios performance propel Scaramouche toward Comedie Francaise while tensions with Cimene flare over share of profits and status.
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Phat Tay
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Andre-2
Paria
M. Binet
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Heulen
Tie
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Fantafoon
Clemens
Dinel
Scaramouche
Audienee
Scaramanche
Climene
Horn
Cirder
Mithey
Beau- Tharchais
Tiprae
Kourderios
Omiy
Aitok
Benet
Cilimene
Stent
Grat Cormad
Panatlnan
Scaramouche and entangled fates in a theater interlude
In a frail dialogue a woman flirts with Scaramouche as she teases a man’s advances. They drift toward a walk through a wintry evening, their evasive politeness masking deeper interest while an onlooker notes restrained emotions and shifting power. The scene ends with silent, wary distance as they depart together.
Montana Woman 10 Get a Club Office
Thomas C Winter of Minneapolis nominated for re election as president of the General Restoration of Women’s Wishes at the biennial convention in session today. Unopposed slate includes Mia W. Jennings Jacks ville second vice president Mrs James Traves Alberta and Florency Flare. Election set for Thursday. Two resolutions on motion pictures discussed by resolutions committee. One backed by Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs supports better film organizations. The other by moving pictures federation chairman Mel Wood Allen Chapman of New York favors cooperation among groups to improve motion pictures.
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Tone
Thomas C Winter
Minneapolis
General Restoration of Women's Wishs
Mia
S. Jennings
Jacksville
Wallaee VT
Pechstr
Clemlive
Mout
Pésident
New York
Changes in the State Auditor's Office announced
George J. Porter announced changes effective July first in the State Auditor's Office. W. Hoskins resigns as deputy insurance commissioner to become special examiner of insurance companies and head of real estate and blue sky law operations. A. J. McAlister is named deputy insurance commissioner. he previously served as deputy state fire marshal.
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George J. Porter
Utate Wuticor
W. Hoskins
Ao. J. McAbister
Porter
Mr. McAlister
Ambiguous Arrival Noted At City as Northern Pacific Official Visits
The piece reports a visit by Charles A. Mussel, attorney, and other figures including Witllary Crna, a former resident Tot Helenats, and arrivals linked to the Northern Pacific Railway, with references to Helana, Miawoula, Tilingsan, and Strand. Details are fragmentary but indicate a notable city visit by railway and legal figures.
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Uzerinn
Poe
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Miawoula
TA Wall
Arvertisines Rann
Tilingsan
Inisiness
Great centenarian honored with rare House homage
Former California Senator Cornelius Cole, who turns 100 in September, received an unusual House demonstration. Introduced by Uncle Jon Cannon, Cole spoke briefly as the entire membership rose in tribute. News notes from Associated Press.
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Cornelis Cole
California
House
Jon” Cannon
Cole
Prohibition Statement Adopted by Church Bishops
The bishops of the Melbourst Episcopal church and the Methodist Episcopal church meeting today unanimously endorsed prohibition. The statement praises moral reform and notes the law’s enforcement challenges, asserting the drink traffic harms the nation and economy and that the era marks a pivotal chapter in America’s moral reform.
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Enenga, Yee
Pau Tee
Melbourst
America
Official returns on elections in E T U
Indianapolis June 27 John McParland of New York City was reelected president of the inter national hypographical union by a majority of 4933 over Walter W Barrett of Chicago. McParland 28 752 votes to Barrett 4 210. Officers elected include Charles P Howard Detroit first vice president William Ky Trayter Vancouver TD Wy Hays Minneapolis secretary treasurer Trustees Thomas McCaffery Colorado Springs Seth I Mrows Los Angeles Malcolm A Kuork Boston Board of Auditors David W Raiel New York City Agent Union Printer's Home Joe M Johto Washington DC Delegate to Trades and Labor Congress of Canada Charge W Howard Winnipeg Manitoba
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New York City
International
Walter W Barrett
McParland
Charles P. Howard
Detroit
Willian Ky ‘Trayter
Vancouver
Wy Hays
Minneapolis
Thomas McCaffery
Colrado Springs
Seth I. Mrows
Los Angeles
Cah
Malcolus A. Kuork
Boston
David W. Raiel
Joe M. Johto
Washington, D.C
Traes
Dog Rescues Master and Mistress in Spanaway Bathing Incident
In Spanaway last Saturday Taner Rex, a celebrated dog, saved his master and mistress, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Sipith. While Mrs. Sipith cried for help, Mr. Sipith became trapped in a sinkhole as the Smiths bathed nearby. Rex swam to shore with Mr. Sipith clinging to his collar, then guided them to safety as Mrs. Sipith struggled to break free.
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Smith
Ren Smith Stepper
N, P. L. Paper Dies In Grand Forks Sale
The defunct Grand Forks American newspaper plant building and all appurtenances will be sold to the highest bidder by Atn McManus, receiver, on August 15 under a district court order issued by Judge C M Cooley. The sale announced in Grand Parks X June 27.
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