US Enforces Dry Ruling On Ships In Atlantic Seaway
United States moves to enforce the Volstead Act on foreign vessels in U S waters amid British protests over liquor shipments. Treasury set orders for seizure of beverage liquor on ships even if contained under deck seals, as officials anticipate diplomatic friction and possible congressional action.
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Harding Speech Clears Path for World Court Changes
Washington dispatch reports President Harding’s St Louis address shifts Senate opposition on the world court. He urges divorcing the court from the League of Nations and lets judges name successors, aiming to win support through reservations. Democrats may waver, but party unity for US participation remains likely. Foreign relations committee plans similar amendments under Lodge as fights loom in Decembers session.
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To Keep Stoppare From Sticking A Hint From Glycerin
A brief tip advises smearing a tiny amount of glycerin around glass bottle stoppers to prevent sticking. The note adds a line about optimistic thought suggesting interest blinds some and en chantens others.
Thrift and daily choices on money and life
A fragment from a column discusses thrift as a daily discipline required to escape poverty, noting the difficulty of decision making and the need for persistent self-control. It shifts to varied snippets about famous people, historical questions, and daily thoughts, including a description of a Mexican bend-over-tree and a reminder to stay hopeful and virtuous.
Hunter Claims World Record for Wolf and Coyote Kills
Adam Lasméister of Harvey Pierce county claims a world record by killing almost 9000 wolves and coyotes in North and South Dakota over 25 years. He presents receipts showing $24,612.50 in bounties from both states, with more than $21,000 from North Dakota. He has been hired specifically to kill predatory animals.
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Meister
Harvey
Fargo
Adam Lasméister
Pierce County
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