Prohibition Enforc ment Legislation Faces Hurdles in House
Prohibition enforcement is set for swift action after appropriation bills clear. The house judiciary committee plans to push a rule for immediate consideration of the prohibition measure, with debate likely on the wartime ban and definitions of intoxicating liquor. The bill would define intoxicating liquor and apply to wartime and constitutional prohibition provisions, with enforcement by the Department of Justice and penalties via prosecution.
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Praise for Anglosaxons Sermon by Charles D Williams in New York
In a Grace Chapel sermon Williams extols Anglo-Saxons especially in America citing ancient Telvens as models. He argues their thoughts aim to govern the world and that selfish competition is wrong, urging sacrifice of old orders to avoid failure and ruin.
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Grace Chavel
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Man killed by aerial bomb during fireworks display
In Youngstown Ohio during a community fireworks event Harold Straussburg an 81 year old resident of Shadow Pennsylvania was killed when an aerial bomb exploded mid descent. Miltion Newfield Wilm Wilcox and George Dave all Youngstown residents were burned by flaming debris and Mrs Mary Cavalera was shot in the leg by celebrants.
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London Ready for Big Trial of Ex-Kaiser
British press and public focus on the impending trial of the former German emperor. Lord Sumner of Ipstone, a Manchester ironmaster’s son, is seen as probable chief judge. Proceedings may begin next year, in English with translations, and involve international law questions and a separate tribunal for certain naval officers.
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Capital Mob Races Police Over Lynch Threats
Washington on July 7 saw open threats of lynching from residents spurring a manhunt for a presumed African American attacker of Miss Mary Saunders, a 22 year old war worker. Authorities in Maryland assist Washington police to locate the suspect in nearby suburbs as patrols intensify.
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National Capital
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Stele
Maryland
Cost of Execution Up in New York
The state pays New York's executioner Hulbert $100 per executed inmate at Sing Sing, up from $50. When Davis held the job four years earlier the fee was $250 per person, yielding $1,500 for one morning’s work.
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It pays to trade in Marshfield Optimistic Thought
Simplicity, of all things, is the hard est to be copied.
Experts Urge Swift Wilson Push to Ratify Pact
Experts led by President Wilson urge rapid ratification of the German peace treaty to restore U S trade. Baruch Lamont and Davis join the president in Washington to explain to senators why delay harms America’s postwar economy and global commerce.
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Washington
High cost of livin causes fashion strain on Susie
Verse notes Susie's shrinking gown size as prices rise. It mocks profiteering and declares Susie cannot economize, needing winter furs in summer and showing the paradox of affordability in clothing amid inflation. The refrain repeats the hardship of rising costs and shrinking wardrobe.
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Susie
Spartacans Riot Hits Dortmund in Prussia
Amsterdam reported serious Spartacan rioting in Dortmund. Food shops were plundered before government troops entered the town to restore order.
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Prussia
Let us develop and print your films quick service
Winterburn Drug Company offers film development and printing with fast service. The brief note emphasizes quick turnaround and convenience at the drugstore.
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Winterburn Drug Company
Want Ad in The Times It Works
A compact want ad note announces an opportunity in The Times It Works. It highlights a listing or small classified need, inviting readers to respond or inquire for details and terms.
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