LAW TO MAKE UNITED STATES DRY DURING DEMOBILIZATION PERIOD
The act details a wartime prohibition plan to stop liquor sales after June 30 1919 and after May 1 1919 for beer wines and intoxicants. It empowers the President to proclaim dates and establish zones around war facilities and to punish violators with fines or imprisonment. It also limits imports except for wine in certain conditions and preserves certain sacramental medicinal uses.
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United States
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Secretary of the Treasury
Social Calendar and Cinderella Etiquette Tale
Social calendar items include Circle A and Circle B meetings at 4 PM with Mrs Beddoe and Mrs Clingenpeel, a 7:30 PM Groft Mowry wedding at the Mowry residence, and a 6 AM Bella Vista splash party for Miss Mary Paul Goldman. The Latin American Club hosts a Fourth of July grand ball, with many guests and hosts noted.
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the Baptist Church
Mary Paul Goldman
Austin
Blue Birds
A. Poggenpohl
Irene Leyendecker
Pollie
Wrong Number Prank Delivers Cemetery Office Call Mixup
Reverend Charles W. Whitman of Seymour called the Indianapolis centenary office for reports. A new operator answered and mistook him for another caller, leading to a humorous exchange that ended with the clerk at Crown Hill Cemetery answering the phone.
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Charles W. Whitman
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Seymour
Indiana Conference
Indianapolis
Methodist Centenary Office
Personalities Visit: Hicks and Fire Officials Tour City
Hon. Marshal Hicks of San Antonio arrived yesterday and departed for Corpus Christi after a city visit. S. W. Inglish, State Fire Insurance Commissioner and State Fire Marshal of Austin, spent the day inspecting local fire equipment with City Fire Marshal Christen Bug. He then left for San Antonio.
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Marshal Hicks
San Antonio
Corpus Christi
S. W. Inglish
Austin
Bug
Christen
Water Company
Band Concerts Thursday Friday Nights at Fort McIntosh
The Thirty seventh Infantry Band under Lieut Carl Everiof performs on Martin Plaza Thursday at 7 45 PM with a program including The Flying Squadron March Overture Merry Wives of Windsor Velvet of the Roses Warsaw Poly? No 6 Ragtime and more Friday at Fort McIntosh the program begins 7 45 PM featuring Thunder and Blazes Le Macon Silvery Brook Pure as Snow Woodland Carry On and other pieces directed by the same bandleader.
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Martin Plaza
Thirty-seventh Infantry
Carl Everiof
Flying Squad
Cutiss Peesesseeeess Scoulor
Nicolai
Tobani No
Volun- Paneta Vip Aberto Barnard
Beethoven
Tietjens Ogtr Eis
Fort McIntosh
Mareh
Atlantic bridge from air spanned under seventeen hours
In 1917 to 1918 the U S failed to supply planes or develop new types. The House Republican majority cut aviation navy funding to one third, halting experimentation. Senate Republicans oppose entering the league, per Secretary Daniels cited by Newark Evening News.
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Atlantic
United States
House
Navy
Daniels
Senate
League
Newark Evening News
Weather forecast from New Orleans bureau
The Times carries the U S Weather Bureau forecast for New Orleans area. Tonight and Friday are partly cloudy to cloudy with showers expected. The advisory notes the daily briefing is provided through the Telephone Co. by arrangement.
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United States Weather Bureau
New Orleans
The
Telephone Co
Local Fort Mcintosh Weather Report 24 Hours Summary
Observations at Fort Mcintosh for the 24 hours ending 7 am today show no report available. No data on temperature precipitation wind or other meteorological details.
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Fort Mcintosh
Government Sale of Seized Goods at Laredo Texas
At 10 00 A M July 3 1919 in the Customs Rooms Laredo Texas a public auction will sell for cash the seized items including long range 22 Cal cartridges drugs merchandise silk ribbon and other goods with listed values. J A Herring U S Marshal and Allen Walker deputy oversee the sale date and personnel.
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Customs Rooms
Laredo
Texas
J. A. Herring
U. S. Marshal
Allen Walker
Lodge Meetings and Officers Invite All Visitors
Rio Grande Lodge No. 373 meets Thursdays at 8 p m with Fred L. Mackay as Noble Grand and J H Barlow as Secretary Laredo Encampment No. 29 meets on the second and fourth Fridays at 8 p m led by Jos Netzer Chief Patriarch and G W Pew Scribe G W Glasscock Rebekah Lodge No 488 convenes on the first and third Fridays at 8 p m under Miss Hortense Tannenbaum Noble Grand and Jos Netzer Secretary Visiting Brothers and Sisters are urged to attend. Lodge room at the corner of Farragut street and Convent avenue.
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Cinderella
Rio Grande Lodge No. 373
Fred. L. Mackay
Noble Grand
J. H. Barlow
Laredo
Jos
Netzer
G. W. Pew
G. W. Glasscock
Rebekah Lodge No
Hortense Tannenbaum
Noble
Jos. Netzer
Farragut Street
Convent Avenue
Telephone Workers Strike Cripples St Louis Services
Telephone operators and electrical workers from Southwestern Bell and Kinloch walked out today at noon following a strike vote. Kinloch service is suspended and Bell service is seriously crippled as the stoppage disrupts calls and repairs in the St Louis area.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Southwestern Bell and
Kinloch Telephone Companies
Kinloch Company
Bell
Postmaster General Burleson Won’t Rehire Strikers
Washington reports Postmaster General Burleson will not direct title graph companies to re employ workers who struck. He cites violation of rules set by the wire control board and the war labor board. The statement underscores ongoing labor dispute measures in the industry.
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Washington
Burleson
Title Graph
Wire Control Board
War Labor Board
Objections to Billboards Prompt City Regulation
The Syracuse Post Standard notes the Supreme Court has upheld city police power to ban billboards in residential districts even on private land. It cites fire hazards, refuge for criminals, refuse dumps, and damage to adjacent property as key public safety justifications for regulation and possible condemnation.
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United States Supreme Court
Syracuse Post- Standard
Baseball Gossip and the 1918 Red Sox Reflection
A column surveys baseball snippets with references to the 1918 Red Sox, rookie prospects like Kalliop, Tony Broeckel at third for the Braves, and remarks on teams near pennant races. Mentions Sisler as a premier first baseman, Maranville’s prodigious fielding, and skepticism about Yankees’ dominance and Giants’ talent.
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Red Sox
Detroit
Kalliop
Cicotte
White Sox
Marie” Stallings
Braves
Tony Broeckel
Philadelphia
Pennantville
Washington Senators
Giants
Gleason
George Sisler
The
Bravens
New York
Rabbit Maranville
Maj Paul W. Evans Set To Preach First Sermon
Public is invited to hear Maj Paul W. Evans preach his first sermon at the regular evening service next Sunday after his recent recommendation for license to preach by the First Methodist Church. Pastor Walter L Barr announces the event.
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Maj
Paul W. Evans
First Methodist Church
Walter L, Barr
Watch THE TIMES everyday for opportunities, 60¢ per month
The Times advertises daily access to opportunities with a subscription rate of 60 cents per month, inviting readers to subscribe for regular updates and notices.
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the Times
Peace Conference Hears No Berlin Plan On Treaty
Paris reports no official word from Berlin by nightfall on German treaty plans. The peace conference awaits, with secretary Paul Dutasta at Versailles seeking details. Dr von Haimhausen said German delegates might arrive Saturday but gave no authoritative statement.
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Paris
Berlin
Germany
Paul du Tasta
Versailles
von Haimhausen
German Envoys Selected for Peace Terms
Berlin announces foreign minister Herman Mueller and colonial minister Dr Bell will sign the peace terms as German envoys. They will depart Berlin on Friday.
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Berlin
Herman Mueller
Bell
Peace treaty signing planned for Saturday at eight
Paris reports efforts to arrange the signing of the peace treaty at 8 o clock Saturday. The council of three is reportedly satisfied with semi official assurances that Germany will be present for the ceremony.
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Scout Commission
J. T. Hassell
Germany
Paris
Council of Three
French Chamber Proposes Destruction Of Rhine Monument
Paris notes a resolution introduced by deputies calling for the destruction of the German national monument on the Rhine. The action aims to punish German pride and retaliate for Scapa Flow fleet destruction and the burning of French battle flags of 1870.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Rhine
Scapa Flow
Allies to Punish Those Responsible for Ships Losses
Paris reports allies claim the right to punish persons responsible for destroying German ships and to collect reparation after investigations conclude. The sinking is described as a violation of the armistice and peace terms. German note states the government bears responsibility for unofficial anti Polish authority in Posen and East and West Prussia.
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Paris
Germany
Aris
Poland
Posen
East
West Prussia
Berlin Unrest Escalates as Troops Clash With Mobs
London dispatch reports rising disorders in Berlin with serious engagements between government troops and mobs. Many streets are barricaded as clashes continue, according to Exchange Telegraph Amsterdam correspondent.
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London
Berlin
Exchange Telegraph
Amsterdam
Suffrage Leader Predicts Success in Senate Debate
Austin June 26 Proposed ratification of the federal woman suffrage constitutional amendment was the center of interest in the senate today. Senator Westbrook, the suffrage leader, predicted a prolonged debate and said he had 16 votes pledged for the resolution, one more than needed, with the lieutenant governor ready to vote for it in case of a tie.
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Associated Press
Austin
Senate
House
Westbrook
Judiciary panel votes to split prohibition into three parts
Washington June 26 The house judiciary committee voted to separate wartime prohibition from the others and to keep enforcement distinct from constitutional prohibition and industrial alcohol manufacture.
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Associated Press
Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Todays Events Highlight Leaders Birthdays and Political Moves
Birthdays mark Sir Robert L. Borden at 65 and William Lawrence’s centennial birth anniversary. Georgia to act on Federal woman suffrage, Montreal hosts IACD meeting, Michigan's Dr Hutchins delivers commencement address, New York declares clean up week, Northwest grain industry convention in Minneapolis, North Dakota prepares for NLUs first direct referendum, Pope Benedict to address postwar world 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
Crown Prince Hohenzollern Escapes to Germany Stirring Peace Talks
News of Hohenzollern escape from Holk land into Germany stirs peace conference circles. Officials note resistance from monarchists but deem the escape significant amid German reverses. The Dutch interned him on Wieringen. under international law the Netherlands may be liable if he remains a soldier. In Siberia, American forces report heavy losses with 5 dead and 5 captured in fighting with anti Kolchak forces.
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Holkland
Germany
Wieringen
Netherlands
Death of Mrs Josefa G de Uribe
Mrs Josefa G de Uribe an old time resident and mother of Mrs Nereo G Navarro died at her home yesterday afternoon at 5 o clock The funeral was held from her home this afternoon at 8 o clock The family have the sympathy of many friends in their bereavement.
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Josefa G. de Uribe
Nereo G. Navarro
Lame Back Relief Advises Liniment Use Twice Daily
An old notice recommends applying Chamberlain's Liniment twice daily and massaging the back muscles to ease a lame back. It advises thorough rubbing at the seat of pain and reiterates the product as the remedy.
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Chamberlain
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