Medical Beer to Receive the Axe in Congress
The proceedings in Washington next week will focus on the medical beer issue as the house returns to consider chairs not Volstead's bill to end medical beer. Amendments, petitions, and doctor opinions will fill the hearings beginning Thursday as Volstead aims to place medical beer in a separate grave. Other prohibition-related actions include bills to expand liquor sales by ships beyond three miles, and measures to shift enforcement authority from the Treasury to the Justice Department.
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Department of Justice
Rebellion turmoil and European diplomacy report
News brief recounts Lloyd George urging disarmament terms for Germany and a German Polish clash in Kreuzburg Silesia. French readiness to occupy more German territory and release of Captain Debiois are also noted amid Entente negotiations and Polish threats.
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Associated Press
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Rosenberg
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Berlin Bitter Reports No Progress on Reparations Talks
Berlin dispatch says Reichstag leaders admit no progress toward solving the reparations issue after a day of party conferences and cabinet discussions with the foreign relations committee. The German People’s Party and the Democrats, the only coalition factions, blocked any new cabinet.
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Associated Press
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Democrats
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Printers Demand 44 Hour Week in Push for Pay
The United States printers union seeks a 44 hour week with pay equal to the 48 hour rate, arguing they can do the same amount of work in fewer hours. A comparison to Henry Ford’s postwar layoffs is used to claim waste from longer hours and to question wage efficiency.
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United States
Butte
Montana
Henry Ford
Ford
Germany Delays Cabinet Proposals Amid Ruhr Tensions
The text notes no proposals for chancellor or ministries and outlines disarmament hurdles caused by Bavaria's refusal to disband civilian guards, worsened by Upper Silesian unrest. Ambassador Mayer returned from Paris but gave no decision, while German leaders fear hard terms from France and warn of potential Ruhr invasion after any breach.
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France
Stevenson named U S delegate to Rome agriculture institute
Washington May 7 United States Agriculture Department announced that William H Stevenson vice director of the experiments at Town State Agricultural college has been named permanent US delegate to the International Institute of Agriculture in Rome.
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Associated Press
Washington
William H. Stevenson
Ie Town’ State Agricultural College
United States
International Institute of Agriculture At
Department of Agriculture
Japanese Warship Katori Arrives at Spithead in England
The Japanese warship Katori, bearing Prince Hirohito, heir to the throne, arrived at Spithead during a royal visit to England. British warships in port fired salutes as the vessel entered the harbor, with elaborate decorations on display.
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City Associated Press
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Hirohito
Spithead
Chicago Spectacle House Free Trial Offer for Glasses
Chicago Spectacle House offers readers a free trial of True-Vision Glasses by mail. No money required for trial. after days wear, quality 10 karat gold filled glasses can be kept for 2.95 or returned. The offer includes a velvet lined case and prepaid parcel post delivery.
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W. Madison St
Foreign Trade Conference Outlines Global Cooperation Plan
The Associated Press from Cleveland reports the general convention committee advocates a multinational plan to finance China’s development, create a government foreign trade bureau, and expand long term credits. It calls for Edge Act institutions to back investments, promote free exchange of imports and exports, and boost the American merchant marine.
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National Financing Corporation
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Uta Msan
Mexico
Misico
Obregon
Ptice Amaslen
Thief Steals Bronze Church Bell in Lille
In Lille on April 20th a thief used a motor vehicle to lift a bronze church bell from a devastated church. The bell weighed about a ton and a half, and had been in ruins since German retreat in 1917. The wreckage and reconstruction efforts are described as senseless by witnesses.
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France
Temi
Aston
Tadiana
Sheard Pharmacy
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Fork
Wayne
Grek Mane
Mutzell
Drugzist
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Fort Weyne
Inn
Craze and shoots link in jealous love triangle
Los Angeles papers recount violent incidents centered on jealous spouses including a man killed by a wife after public betrayals and a wife spared after a prior raid of violet tactics. The报道 traces a pattern of sensational cases over two years with publicized details from hotels and hearings.
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Angeles Vattorhey
Mallida
Johnson Gets Blair For Failure To Support Rim
Newspaper account reports North Carolina delegates at Chicago questioned instruction from the Republican state convention. Blair testified about a North Carolina meeting to weigh backing Johnson and Morehead in the delegation. Johnson contends reports from the primary appeal to the delegation’s choice and Morehead’s position as supervisor of the vote.
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Rim
Tanry Law
Chicago
Mhey
Arere
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Caroling
Nat
Morehead
Building trades urge wage boards to curb strikes
The executive council of the Building Trades Department of the American Federation endorses local wage boards with arbitration of wage disputes. Sympathetic strikes against unjustified demands would be curbed. The plan, tried in Cincinnati, aims to stabilize the industry and boost confidence in building and investment. John Donlin announced the proposal, with boards to include contractors and unions. J. B. Thomas, head of Britain's railway workers union, will address the federation in Denver in June.
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Wie American Federation
John Donlin
Cincinnati
Ward
J. B. Thomas
Railway Workers’ Union
England
United States
Denver
Whiskey Seizure Sparks Chaos in Mill Yard
Police trailed through the door with whiskey samples seized amid rattles and a flood of labels and numbers. An anxious employee phoned his wife to say he would miss dinner as a statistician projected the chemist would finish by 1950 unless more help arrives. The chemist then warned his family to expect his absence at home before fall.
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Bint
Antess
Britain seeks pact amid Irish question after elections
Cork and Dublin report a grim day as two former soldiers are slain and a woman wounded near Youghal while a railway bridge blast disrupts Southern Ireland traffic. Police ambush at Westmeath injures a constable. Irish republicans strike near Cappaghwhite. A London Opinion note mocks a comedian’s quips.
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Youghal
Thorles and
Goold’s Cross
Southern Ireland
Dublin
Westmeath
Granty Murray
Dang
Cappaghwhite
Tipperary
Shooting in Merida Mexico City May Death of Moguel
In Merida Yucatan a legislative member Jeromino Moguel was shot and killed while walking in the main plaza. Deputy Gonzales was seriously wounded as four men in a car fired on them and fled. Both deputies were noted political figures in the region.
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Mexico City
Jeronimoy Moguel
Yucatan
Merida
Moguel “Gonzales
Thensand
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