Private Dwellings Limited for Liquor Searches Under Bill
Washington July 21 search and seizure rules under the prohibition bill restrict searches of private homes to cases where a dwelling is used for sale or manufacture of liquor or related violations. Proponents stress enforcement needs, while opponents warn of privacy invasion. Barkley amendment broadens protections but still limits searches to involved private property.
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Washington
Congress
Barkley
Ts Howe
Wolstead
Moro
Speed Dirigible R-34 Visit Proves Transatlantic Flight Feasible
Washington July 21 Admiral Benson says the R-34 visit and successful homeward flight show the practicability of transatlantic travel by large rigid dirigibles. He notes Congress authorized building two large dirigibles and the navy will proceed with development for experimental purposes, aiming to improve existing types. Army officials echoed Benson's views on the achievement.
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Washington
Atlantic
Army
Benson
Mrs Wilson Ends Cruelty In Paris Prisoner Message
New York July 21 Mrs Woodrow Wilson learned of brutal treatment of American military prisoners in Paris. John W Kehoe a Knights of Columbus hospital superintendent said she visited base hospital 57 and saw a dough boy with welts. She relayed the report to President Wilson, leading to the guard staff being charged and removed. Prisoners are said to have since received the best of treatment.
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New York
Armerican
Paris
Woodrow Wilson
John W. Kehoe
Knights of Columbus
Pentice
Wie Bon
Stalln
Call Off French Strike Decided By Labor Federation
Paris July 21 the executive committee of the General Federation of Labor announced the call for Monday's general strike had been rescinded after a late night meeting The vote in the chamber of deputies showed it heard workers voices condemning government economic policies and demobilization measures Amnesty has been decided upon by the government to prevent unrest The federation will reconvene Monday to reconsider the situation
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Paris
General Federation of Labor
Cnll
Gener
Coumlttee
Chamber of Deputies
Federation
Bela Kun Reveals Crisis in Budapest Speech
Bela Kun foreign minister of the Hungarian Soviet government told a Budapest audience that the regime faces a triple crisis in rural, economic, and political life. He cited weakness toward reactionaries corruption in communist bodies and production difficulties as key factors and saw revolutionary activity abroad as a disturbing sign.
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Paris
Taly
Center Foiucrative Committee
Budapest
Bela Kun
Reviet
E Havas
German Spies in Poland Reported as Active
Warsaw reports that German espionage is widespread in Poland with the government banning German newspapers and personal notices except death notices, a move described as aimed at limiting German spies.
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Poland
Warsaw
Ply
Espionaage
Tviuy
Sind
Shoot to Kill on Rhine Forces Deployed Guards Shoot Suspects
Ludwigstaven July 21 French and Belgian guards on the Rhine were ordered to shoot to kill anyone acting suspiciously near the left bank. Near Düsseldorf lanes five persons caught attempting smuggling across the Rhine have been shot.
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Ludwigstaven
Rhine
Dusseldorf
Field Marshal Haig Ill With Malaria Attack
London July 21 Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig is ill with malaria and confined to his bed at home His physicians report the illness not serious enough to cause alarm.
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London
Sir Douglas Haig
German prisoner saved pilot at Wilshire Airdrome
Private Brockman, a German war prisoner, risked his life to rescue the pilot from a blazing wreck after a crash at Wilshire Airdrome. He is to be released immediately and granted free passage home, plus a monetary reward and an inscribed watch. The note also reports U S sales of War Savings stamps totaling over 1.0 billion dollars last year.
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Condon
Bruckman
Wilshire
Brockman
Mexico invasion urged by many in wake of Tampico incident
Washington reports detail of the July 6 assault on American sailors from a launch near Tampico. Officials await Commander Finney's full report from the cruiser Topaiota as Congress plans to take up the matter with the Rules Committee tomorrow. Officials discuss expected U S policy toward Mexico amid calls for intervention or a protectorate.
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Washington
Tampico
Monitor
State Department
Congress
Carranza
Daniela
Navy Department
Daniels
Finney
OfMelals
Mexico
Feost
No Jonger
Wilson
Taneat
House
Demand for Pleasure Airplanes Surges in North America
Atlantic City Nova Scotia July 21. More than 2000 airplanes of the pleasure type could be sold immediately if deliveries were possible and over 500 have been purchased or ordered in the United States during the past three months. The statement comes from Henry Woodhouse vice president of the Aerial League of America and editor of the Maying and Aerial Age weekly.
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Atlantic City
N.S
United States
Henry Woodhouse
Aerial League of America
Maying and
Aerial Age
Mexico to Punish Bandits for Texas Murder of US Citizen
Washington reports the Mexican government will exhaust all means to prosecute and punish the bandits who killed John W. Correll near Tampico on June 16. Mrs Correll was mistreated and her son Joe injured in the homestead attack.
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Washington
State Department
John W. Correll
Tampico
Mex
Blaze at Edison plant minor damage reported
Thomas A Edison formed a bucket brigade to his laboratory when a fire broke out. a watchman detected it. The flames were quickly extinguished, causing trifling damage. Also, London reports a settlement of the all-way strike on July 21.
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Orange
N. J
Thomas A. Edison
Salisbury's Release to Be Fought in Wisconsin Pardon Fight
Grand Rapids Tribune reports an official notice that Milwaukee lawyer Martin Brennan seeks a pardon for Thomas Salisbury, sentenced for assault with intent to kill in Waupun. District Attorney Frank W. Calkins and attorney John Roberts plan to oppose the application, citing Salisbury’s prior threats and gun attack on Roberts, who was the state's complainant. Local attorneys fear a parole could endanger public safety given Salisbury's age, history, and letters to officials seeking redress. The six month waiting period governs the filing, with a strong local effort to ensure Salisbury serves his five year term.
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Martin 3. Brennan
Milwaukee
Thomas Salisbury
Waupun
Frank~w. Calkins
Calkins
John Roberts
Salisbury
Roberts
Wausau
Focal
Administers of Justice
Philipp
State Penitentiary
Wood County
Grand Rapids Tribune
Local notes from Richfield on health, visits, and harvest
Richfield gossip notes: William Salton in St Josephs Hospital after Saturday operation, Elizabeth Crackley after late operation home and well, Mrs August Beck called to Wausau for daughter’s illness, Ed Ward entertaining Southern relatives, Rex Knapton seeking work in western train fields, Epworth League to meet at B and Nobles with Alicia Miner leading, Jack Berries ripe, Jake Krostag to go west for harvest, Mr Brinkmann painting barns, Claud Huff improving after illness, rye cutting underway, Lutheran picnic in Frank Lucherhand woods well attended, Fred Podratz sold 80 acre farm to Bert Schilling for $12, Schilling already moved in.
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William Salton
St. Joseph's Hospital
Oscar Ward
Burhopy
Lawrence Dent
Fred Parmlee
Mr. Zepplin
Rank Belton’s
Elizabeth Crackley
August Beck
Wausau
John Reichert
Ed. Ward
Ole Wenda
Ole Higgelund
Rex Knapton
Epworth League
B. &. Noble
Alicia
Miner
Sadie Barker
Elliot
Racine
John Ewell
John Jenkins
Dean Knapton
Joe Fleischman
Jack
Jake Krostag
Great
West
St. Paul
Minn
Mr. Brinkmann
Mr. Palstein
Claud Huff
Fred Podratz
Bert Schilling
Rozelvilla
Schilling
Riverside Society Notes Highlight Local Entertaining
Riverside Edward Johnston is having his house painted by Mr. Jalstutn of Mc Millan. Mrs M J Hernhn entertained a number of friends Sunday. Mr John Carter had some friends.
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Edward” Johnston
Jalstutn
McMillan
M. J. Hernhn
John Carter
Registration Price Hikes For Recording Mortgages
New June 1919 laws raise recording fees at the register of deeds for a release of mortgage from 30 to 45 cents and for mortgage assignments from 45 to 50 cents. Satisfactions drop from 20 to 10 cents, while birth, death, and marriage entries rise from 10 to 25 cents each.
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Register of Deeds Office
Register of Deeds
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Tamesi
Aerial League
Edison
British Rail
Allway
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin
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Texa
Times
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Winterburn Drug Co
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