Prohibition Amend ment Text Signed by President Wilson 1918
Official wartime provision outlines prohibitions on sale and distribution of distilled spirits for beverage purposes after June 30 1919 and bans beer wine and intoxicating liquors for beverage use after May 1 1919. It details enforcement authority penalties zones for war material areas and exemptions for sacramental medicinal uses.
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Wilson
United States
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Secretary of the Treasury
Anderson
Society Editor Contact Details Noted
The obituary and society page listing appears to note contact for Mra. Violst and Mrs. Oberfeldt as Society Editor, with two phone numbers shown as 8 and 4 respectively. No further context or events are provided.
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Mra. Violst
Oberfeldt Society
Social calendar highlights busy Baptist Church circle meetings
Thursday events include Circle A W M U meeting with Mrs Beddoe at 4 PM and Circle B meeting with Mrs Clingenpeel at 4 PM. The Groff Mowry wedding occurs at 7:30 PM at the Mowry residence 1508 Farragut. Friday offers a Splash party at 6 AM at Bella Vista in honor of Miss Mary Paul Goldman of Austin. The Blue Birds meet at 4 PM with Mrs A Poggenpohl, and a Latin American Club dance at 9 PM honoring Miss Pollie Yates hosted by Miss Irene Leyendecker.
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Circle A
The
Baptist Church
Mary Paul Goldman
Austin
Blue Birds
A. Poggenpohl
Irene Leyendecker
Pollie Yates
A Little House Poem and Tales of Cinderella
A short poem on a house with friendly neighbors and changing seasons, followed by courtly tales of Cinderella. The pieces cover a Fourth of July dance in progress, travel notices, and social observations, concluding with a moralized fairy tale about etiquette. Names include Roscoe Brumbaugh, Olga Schultz, Irene Leyendecker, and Mary Eleanor Roberts.
Zemo Promises Quick Relief for Skin Ailments
Advertises Zemo liquid remedy for eczema blotches ringworm rashes claiming instant relief. Sold at drug stores for 35c or 1.00 for extra large bottle. Describes it as cleansing soothing non greasy and penetrating, with quick healing and low cost. E. W. Rose Co. Cleveland Ohio.
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E. W. Rose Co
Cleveland, O
Wrong Number Leads to Cemetery Office Mixup at Seymour
Reverend Charles W. Whitman of Seymour calls the Indianapolis centenary office for reports. A prank call by a new operator leads to a mistaken identity moment, as Whitman asks about progress and is answered by the Crown Hill Cemetery office.
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Charles W. Whitman
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Seymour
Indiana Conference
Indianapolis
Crown Hill Cemetery
State official visits Austin fire safety plant inspection
State Insurance Commissioner and the City Marshal visited Austin today. They toured the Water Company plant and inspected fire equipment and city fire readiness before departing for San Antonio.
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W. Inglish
Austin
Inspeculor
Rug. Christen
Water Company
Antonio
Band Concerts Thursday and Friday Nights at Fort McIntosh
The Infantry Band under Lieut Carl Evertof will perform on Martin Plaza Thursday night at 7 45 and again Friday evening on Parade Ground Fort McIntosh. The program lists marches overtures waltzes and selections including Thunder and Blazes Overture The Brook Idyll Woodland and more performed by troops and ensembles.
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Martin Plaza
Parade Ground
Ft. Mclntosh
Martin Plasa
Fantry
Carl Evertof
Windsor
Nicolas
Barnard Choven
Hanley
Venth
Fort McIntosh
Atlantic crossing by air speeds up wartime supply routes
The Atlantic has been bridged from the air in under seventeen hours. From 1917 to 1918 the United States failed to supply its army adequately and produced no new aircraft types. The Republican majority in the House reduced navy aviation funding to one third, halting experimentation and development, while Senate Republicans say the League of Nations protection will not be secured.
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Atlantic
United States
House
Navy
DanPissis
Senate
League
Newark Evening News
Weather forecast from New Orleans bureau
The Times presents today’s forecast from the U S weather bureau in New Orleans. Tonight and Friday are expected to be partly cloudy to cloudy with showers developing in some areas. The notice emphasizes variable precipitation and overcast skies across the region.
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United States Weather Bureau
New Orleans
the Telephone Co
Fort McIntosh 24 Hour Observations Report
Observations for Fort McIntosh cover the 24 hours ending today at 70 mM. No report is available.
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Fort McIntosh
Government Sale of Confiscated Property at Laredo
At 10 00 A M July 3 1919 in the Customs Rooms Laredo Texas I will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash the listed confiscated items including cartridges ribbons drugs merchandise and a revolver with cartridges Also six cans of quinine sulfate boxes of iodide merck saccharine refined merck and related goods The sale is conducted by J A Herring A S Marshal and Allen Walker deputy June 16 1914 record or notice number included.
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Customs Rooms
Laredo
Texas
Odd Fellows Lodge Meeting Notices
ODD FELLOWS ATTENTION Rio Grande Lodge No 373 meets Thursdays at 8 p m Fred IL Mackay Noble Grand H Barlow Secretary Laredo Encampment No 29 meets second and fourth Friday at 8 p m Jos Netzer Chief Patriarch G W Pew Scribe G W Glasscock Rebekah Lodge No 438 meets first and third Friday at 8 p m Miss Hortense Tannenbaum Noble Grand Jos Netzer Secretary All visiting Brothers and Sisters invited Lodge room corner Farragut Street and Convent avenue
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Rio Grande Lodge No. 373
Fred. IL. Mackay
Noble Grand
H. Barlow
Laredo
Jos. Netzer
G. W. Pew
G. W. Glasscock
Rebekah Lodge No. 438
Hortense Tannenbaum
Farragut Street
Convent Avenue
Telephone workers strike cripples St. Louis service
Telephone operators and electrical workers employed by Southwestern Bell and Kinloch in St. Louis walked out at noon after a strike vote last night. Kinloch service is suspended while Bell service is seriously crippled, affecting local telephone operations.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Southwestern Bell and
Kinloch Telephone Companies
Kinloch Company
Bell
Won't Re-employ Them. Washington Postmaster General Burleson
Postmaster General Burleson announced that he would not direct telegraph companies to reemploy workers who struck. He said they had violated rules set by the wire control board and the war labor board during the period of labor disruption.
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Washington
Burleson
Wire Control Board
War Labor Board
Objections to Billboards Spark City Regulation Debate
A Syracuse Post Standard summary notes the US Supreme Court has affirmed that a billboard in a residential district can be a nuisance and may be banned by city police power even on private land. The piece stresses esthetics not the issue, but fire risk theft refuse and property protection justify regulation for public safety.
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United States Supreme Court
Syracuse Post. Standard
Baseball Gossip and 1918 World Champion Red Sox Talk
Rumors and opinions on 1918 baseball, naming the Red Sox as world champions of that year. Mentions of Old Man Cicotte and White Sox prospects, Tony Broeckel with the Braves, and observations on the Giants, Phillies, and Yankees. Noted claims include George Sisler as a top first baseman and Rabbit Maranville’s remarkable catches amid strong teams.
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Red Sox
Detroit
Balliop
Man Cicotte
White Sox
Marie” Stallings
Braves
Tony Broeckel
George Sisler
The
Bravens
New York
Yanks
Rabbit Maranville
Maj Paul W Kyvana to Preach First Sermon Next Sunday
Maj Paul W Kyvana, recently recommended for license to preach by the First Methodist Church, will deliver his first sermon at the regular evening service next Sunday. The public is cordially invited to attend. Pastor Walter L Barr.
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Maj
Paul W. Kyvana
First Methodist Church
Walter L, Barr
Watch THE TIMES Everyday for Opportunities
An everyday subscription pitch from THE TIMES offering access to various opportunities for 60 cents per month.
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the Times
German Envoys Named to Sign Peace Terms
Paris dispatches report Berlin has chosen Herman Mueller and Dr Bell as envoys to sign the peace treaty. They are to depart Friday with plans for a signing ceremony set for Saturday at 3 oclock, as the council of three appears content with semi official assurances of German attendance. An ultimatum may be sent to Berlin if no official communication arrives by nightfall. Paul Dur tasta seeks confirmation at Versailles as Germany's plans remain unconfirmed.
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Germany
Associated Press
Paris
Berlin
Paul Dur Tasta
Versailles
von Halmhausen
Herman Mueller
Bell
Eifforts
Council of Three
Paris Resolution Seeks Destruction of Rhine Monument
Paris officials introduced a resolution in the chamber of deputies urging the destruction of the German national monument on the Rhine. The measure aims to punish German pride and retaliate for Scapa Flow fleet destruction and the burning of French banners from 1870.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Rhine
Scapa Plow
Allies to Punish Provocateurs of Ship Sinkings
Paris notes that the allies claim the right to punish those responsible for destroying the German ships and to collect reparations for their losses. The sinking is denounced as a breach of the armistice and of peace conditions. once investigations finish, allies will seek necessary reparations.
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Paris
Gegmany
German government responsible for anti Polish movement
Paris June 26 German peace delegation reports the German government is strictly responsible for any unofficial support of the movement against Polish authority in the territory given to Poland in Posen and east and west Prussia.
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Paris
Poland
Posen
East
West Prussia
Berlin Unrest Escalates as Troops Fight Mobs
London dispatch reports widening disorders in Berlin with serious engagements between government troops and mobs. Many streets are barricaded and clashes continue amid the volatile city situation.
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London
Berlin
Exchange Telegraph
Amsterdam
Suffrage Leader Predicts Success
Austin on June 26 news reports the senate taking up the federal woman suffrage constitutional amendment after the house adopted a resolution sent to the senate. Senator Westbrook, a suffrage leader, predicts a lengthy debate but says he has 16 votes pledged, one more than needed, and that the lieutenant governor would vote for the resolution in a tie.
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Associated Press
Austin
Senate
House
Westbrook
Influenza Epidemic Spreads Along German Front
June 26 report notes an influenza epidemic affecting troops at the German front. In unrelated action, Ekaterinburg a key western Siberian mining center falls to Czecho-Slovak forces. Washington announces 341 Marines killed in recent western front battles, including 13 officers.
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Ekaterinburg
Siberia
Washington
United States
Pro Legislation Split Into Three Parts By House
Washington June 26 The house judiciary committee voted to split prohibition legislation into three parts with wartime prohibition enforcement set apart from constitutional prohibition and the manufacture of industrial alcohol keeping the others separate.
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Associated Press
Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Notable birthdays and elections mark today's events
Sir Robert L. Borden turns 66 as the centennial births honor William Lawrence and Abner Doubleday. Georgia to vote on federal woman suffrage. International Designers meet in Montreal. Michigan commencement speaker Hutchins. New York clean up week begins. Northwest grain industry convention in Minneapolis. North Dakota votes on Non-Partisan League measures. Pope Benedict to issue postwar allocation in Rome.
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Robert L. Borden
Dominion
William Lawrence
Ohio
United States Treasury
Abner Doubleday
Gettysburg
Georgia
Canada
International Association of Clothing Designers
Montreal
Harry B. Hutchins
University of Michigan
New York City
Northwest
Minneapolis
Tri-State
Escape of Kohenzollern Roils Peace Conference Circles
Kohenzollern, former German crown prince, escaped from Holland into Germany, stirring peace conference discussions. Reactions from monarchists may be cool, but the move is deemed significant amid German retrenchments. He had been interned by the Dutch on the island of Wieringen, with potential Dutch liability if he retains soldier status.
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Kohenzollern
Holland
Germany
Wieringen
Netherlands
Americans killed in Siberia in latest fighting report
Washington June 26 The war department advised that in Siberia Gen eral Graves commanding the Siberian expeditionary forces reported one officer and three enlisted men killed and two wounded. One officer and four enlisted men were captured in recent actions with anti Kolchak forces. All served in the 1st Infantry.
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Siberia
Washington
War Department
Graves
Siberian Expeditionary Forces
1St Infantry
Death of Mrs. Josefa G. de Uribe
Mrs. Josefa G. de Uribe longtime resident of the area and mother of Mrs. Nereo G. Navarro died at her home yesterday at 6 PM The funeral was held at her home this afternoon at 3 PM The family receives many expressions of sympathy from friends in their bereavement.
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Josefa G. de Uribe
Nereo G. Navarro
Lame Back Relief Advised for Liniment Use Twice Daily
A historical ad promotes Chamberlain's Liniment for back pain relief. It instructs applying the liniment twice daily and thoroughly massaging the back muscles at the seat of pain with each use.
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Chamberlain
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