House Votes To Put Ban On All Beer Liquors in Bill Made Beverages
Washington dispatch reports chaotic House session on Volstead bill amendments. Drys led by Volstead Blanton and Barkley blocked wets, voting down multiple proposals while preserving the intoxicating liquor definition. Gallivan challenged dry sentiment, prompting a roar as he urged naming members with decades-long beer supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tribune
Washington Bureau
Washington
House
Volstead
Blanton
Texas
Barkley
Kentucky
Dyer
Gor
Missouri
Olstead
Gard
Ohio
Triminus
Leo
California
Igoe
Longworth
Bison
Gallivan
New York
Congress
Ge House
Bayer
Mont of Breen
Fragmented ad text hints at 0% financing offer
OCR fragment mentions saving money and 0 percent financing but is incomplete and lacks clear entities or a full context to identify the product or period.
House Fails to Pass Daylight Repeal Over Wilson's Veto
Washington July 14 The daylight saving plan would continue indefinitely after the House failed to pass the repeal over President Wilson's veto by 247 to 185 The vote fell eight short of a two thirds majority with urban representatives opposing and rural districts favoring New York Massachusetts and Pennsylvania voting for daylight saving Champ Clark supported repeal Senate leaders expected no action this session and the veto would block further Senate action this congress ends in March 1921
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Wilson
Washington
New York
Massachusetta
Pennsylvani
Champ Clark
Senate
Meney
Missing Youths Linked to Hull Murder Case in Philadelphia
Edward Earl Paige nineteen and Edward OBrien twenty, office workers for Gardiner C Hull, were arrested after Hull was found dying in his Fulton Street office. OBrien allegedly confessed to planning the robbery while Paige struck the blows. Paige was nabbed in Philadelphia with $4312 on him. OBrien was captured in Avon New Jersey after being tracked by New York detectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Earl Paige
Edward O'Brien
Gardiner C. Hull
O'Brien
Paige
Avon, N. J
Hale
Philadelphia
Hull
Fulton Street
Avon
New York City
Say O'Brien
Newark
Hull & Deppisch, Stationers
Hutt
Volunteer Hospital
Detective Nabs Paige After York Tribune Description
Philadelphia July 14 Detective Hopper of the murder squad read a York Tribune description of Hart Paige nineteen wanted by New York police for the Gardner Hull robbery and murder. Paige, missing fingers on one hand, was arrested in a hotel lobby and sent to police headquarters to await New York authorities. Paige admitted presence at the scene but claimed no involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceetcaee E Reom
Philadelphia
Hopper
York Tribune
Hart Paige
New York
Gardiner C. Hull
Paige
New York Pollen Department
Germany Plans Vast Levy On Wealth
Berlin dispatch reports Finance Minister Mathias Erzberger announcing a German wealth levy starting at 6,000 marks and rising to 45 percent on property valued above 8,000,000 marks. The tax will be phased in over thirty years from January 1920, payable in installments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Mathias Erzberger
Berlin
Tidende
Germany
Ford on Stand Tells of His War Activities
The record notes Ford testifies about his war time actions as trial proceeds. Editorials are mentioned as the trial enters its third month with the witness facing few questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Mount Clemens
Mich
Henry Ford
Chicago Daily Tribune
Tucker
the Tribune
Detroit Free Press
Comaron
Adsel B. Ford
Ford Motor ‘Company
Treasury Department
Cartain
Victorious Allied Parade Through Paris After War Triumph
Mount Clemens July 14 dispatch covers Ford libel trial where Henry Ford testifies briefly as editors’ costs and profits are debated. Paris parade through Arc de Triomphe honors Allied victors with thousands of mutilated veterans leading the procession before President Poincaré and vast crowds along Champs Élysées.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Prase
Jwar
Armi
Napoleon
Austerlitz
Champs Elysées
Place de la Concorde
Poincaré
Allies to Ask Germany to Demand William for Trial
The Tageblatt says Allied Powers will ask Germany to urge Holland to deliver exiled Emperor William for trial and pursue other German statesmen who fled. About 157 figures named include generals admirals Moewe commander and U-53 officer tied to Newport and coast sinkings, plus Dr Bethmann-Hollweg Zimmermann Helfferich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Associated Press
Tageblatt
Associated
Holland
William
Germany
Moewe
Newport
R. 1
von Bethmann-Hollweg
Imperial
Alfred Zimmermann
Carl Helfferich
Interior
3,000 Galician Jews Arrested
Vienna reports three thousand Galician Jews have been arrested in Budapest streets. Bela Kun of the Hungarian Soviet government condemns the protest and warns pogroms may follow. He says Hungarian Jews should not suffer for Galician Jewish speculators’ acts. Automobiles lacking tires in Hungary are said to have been fitted with new tires acquired through smuggling. Tires sold for 250 dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Associated Press
Budapest
Bela Kun
Hungary
Treaty delay forecast on Colombia payment
Washington reports another prolongation in Senate action on the Colombia treaty. Republicans say ratification hoped this month is unlikely until the Germany treaty is disposed of, noting the United States would pay Colombia 27 million for Panama partitioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colombia
Washington
Senate
United States
Panama
Germany
Britons Plan Parliament of the Empire
London reports a Lloyd George plan to reorganize the British Empire into a single federal state with an imperial Parliament of 140 members from the UK and dominions. The scheme seeks a unified defense, trade policy, and citizenship rules, while clashing with calls for local autonomy and home rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Wealth
United Kingdom
Canada
Newfoundland
Australia
New Zealand
Uth Africa
Dominions
Imperial Ministry
Navy
India
Crow
Commonwealth
The
Treasury
Supreme Court of the
Empire
I 1
Natonal Parliament
London
British Isles
Canadians
Australans
President Not To Figure in Witness Role
President Wilson will not appear before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee for cross examination on the league of nations and the Paris peace proceedings. He offered to meet the committee at the White House with twenty four hours notice, sparking debate among Republicans and Administration supporters over reservations and the pact’s fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tribune Special
New York Tribune Inc
Paris
Lansing
France
Robert Lansing
Jan Christian Smuts
United States
Mr. Wilson
America
Shantung
Wilson
League of Nations
Middle Europe
Adriatic
Near East
General Smuts
Lanning
House
New York
Tribone
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations
Capitol
Hitchcock
White House
Senate
Swanson
Virginia
Kellogg
Fall
League Council
Fenater Hitchcock
Futon Borah
Johnson
Noses
Brandeger
Knox
Lansing Brandegee Grill
Bus
Canital
CIA White House
Benator Knox
Whits House
Me. Knox
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wets
Steele
Pennsylvania
Pell
Edward E. Paige
Brest
Rotterdam
Parns
Francu
Tribune
Hnanlal Core
Fouaa
Ire de Triomphe
Foch
Joffre
Pershing
Haig
Allfiott G
Free Press
Mr Fond
Wilhelm
Leopold von Berchtold
Count Czernin
Count von Berchtold
Austria-Hungary
Serbia
Uta
Xewy
Bowie Tethaste
New York Tribune European Bureau
Copmeteht
Newe Yorke Tribune Tc
Lloyd George
Move Forestalls
Republican Quiz
By Carter Field
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!