Stricter Dry Clause In Food Bill Faces Floor Fight
The Tribune reports Prohibition advocates seek a stronger dry provision before final House vote on food control bill. Senate debate centers on constitutional rights and potential food dictatorship while leaders pursue quick conference by July 1. Amendments tested include limiting presidential power and extending penalties, with broad support for passage in the current form.
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Reed
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Horah
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Te House
Moore
Pennsylvania
Anderson
Minnesota
Stale bread returnable ban to start July 10 nationwide
National bakers’ group reports 29 000 bakers confirm that stale bread will not be returnable beginning July 10. The move aims to cut waste feeding 200 000 people and free workers to seek other jobs. Cities like St Louis and Washington already ban returns. A national committee has split the country into 260 districts to spread the change.
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Commer ‘Conomy Board
Council of Aly 10
National Defence
America
United States
Commercial Economy Board
A. W. Shaw
St. Louis
Washington
National Association of Hakers
Frank R. Shepard
Boston
William M. Regan
Minneapolis
Hildebrand
Brooklyn
B. H. Smith
Kansas City
William Preihofer
Phindalphia
Gordon Smith
Mobile
S. P Medonard
Memphis
AL. Taggart
Idianapalie
Geo Ward
New York
Jay Burns
Omabi Yugehulze
Chi Lengo
J. L. Corby
U S and Canada To Act Jointly On Food Control
Washington June 22 United States and Canada aim for nearly identical food control. Hoover and Canadian food controller W J Hanna discussed aligning laws and programs to handle common grain export challenges amid smaller crops. Hanna to study US plan and seek voluntary administration through food interests.
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United States
Canada
Herbert ©. Hoover
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Hanna
Congress
Mr. Hanne
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Mr. Hoover
Food Administration
New Evidence Shapes Dr Condon Murder Case Rise
New Brunswick authorities report fresh information in the John W. Piper murder inquiry against Dr John W. Condon, now more solidly supported than at arrest. Condon travels north from Chattanooga with detectives as defense plans form led by prosecutor Watson. Piper’s family links and unpaid wages are noted amid basement residence theories.
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Mar
Russell F. Watson
Piper
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Rand
Dr. Condon
Find Mammoth at Front. Monster Skeleton Dug Up
British Army troops in France near the Hindenburg Line discovered a giant skeleton described as a monster. Soldiers rushed to the site despite shell fire, and the skeleton was located and being dug up, creating excitement among troops.
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Hindenburg Line
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Planes Could Sink German Fleet and Win, Says Fiske
Rear Admiral Bradley A Fiske argues for a massive fleet of torpedo planes based in a North Sea base to strike Kiel and Wilhelmshaven. He contends such an attack could block German submarines, give the Allies control of the North Sea, and hasten victory.
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Monitor
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Socialists from Germany join Stockholm Parley
A German socialist minority delegation arrived for the International Socialist Conference in Stockholm in June. It includes Hugo Hasxe and Carl Kautsky along with Arthur Stadthagen and Eduard Bernstein. Italian delegates arrived to convey greetings to Petrograd but were not authorized to join the Dutch-Scandinavian Committee talks. They spoke with committee members and criticized the Central Powers peace programme while praising Russian involvement.
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Pean Renesas
French Socialists Tell Germans Terms
Albert Thomas of the French Cabinet said the French delegation at a Socialist conference outlined conditions for peace. They would accept in principle the Council of Workmen and Soldiers' Delegates program but seek indemnities for damage and a Alsace Lorraine referendum. The report notes the complicating politics as Congress grants war powers.
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Germany Again Hears Socialist Call for Peace
In Berlin the Social Democrats urge peace without annexations. Reichstag member Wolfgang Heine criticizes government secrecy and press influence while urging the people to push for independent peace efforts and to curb machinations blamed for the war.
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Berlin
Herr Heine
Arthur Hoffmann
Swine Federal Council
Russia
Wilhelmstrasse
Maine
Clam-Martinic Fails To Form New Cabinet
Washington dispatch reports Austria Hungary struggles to reassemble government after Count Clam-Martinic’s failed bid. Emperor Charles asked to appoint a new cabinet as opposition groups resist coalition efforts amid Polish parliamentary unrest and anti German sentiment. Government flying fields contracts advance in Illinois and Michigan with multiple sites named for notable aviation figures.
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Amsterdam
Dune
Henry
Austiia
Vienna
Charles
Avatria
Clam-Sturtine
Peace Is Demanded By Munich Socialists Oppose Annexations
A terse dispatch reports Munich socialist groups demanding peace and opposing annexations amid rising tensions. The item notes further commentary by Idam corre Telegraph with June dated remarks.
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Indon
Idam Corre
Gen Wood Warns Against New German Bomb Labelled Beef
Gen Wood warns that German agents may use a disguised incendiary device in France to start fires in manufacturing plants. The bomb is pyramid shaped with white metal sides and a cardboard bottom labeled in multiple languages, containing an ignition powder and a device to spread fire within about an hour.
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St. John Gaffney Active at Stockholm Conference
Stockholm dispatch says T. St. John Gaffney former American Consul at Munich has reached Stockholm from Berlin to urge Dutch and Scandinavian Socialist delegations to discuss Irish independence at the international Socialist conference.
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Peace terms seek Balkan control amid Austrian aims
Copenhagen reports a suspected Austro-Hungarian peace program outlined by the Austrian government. It proposes a customs union with Montenegro and Albania under Hungarian influence, autonomy for Albania under suzerainty, a free Danube route, and shifted frontiers in Italy while retaining Lovcen Mountain as a Gulf of Kotor key.
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Catholics of Austria Demand End of Conquest
Catholic readers press for peace after a Gras Austria gathering. The programme calls for halting military expansion at land and sea, allowing weapons only to maintain internal order, and protecting each nation’s language and civilization while resolving conflicts peacefully.
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Hungarian Premier Pledges Suffrage Reform
From Amsterdam comes word that Count Morits Enterhaey and his cabinet met the Hungarian Diet in Budapest. In a temperate speech the premier said reform is the government’s foremost aim. if the Diet refuses cooperation it will be dissolved and new elections held. The cabinet will remain faithful to alliances with Germany Bulgaria and Turkey.
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Camps for Army Cantonments Ready by Sept. 1
Washington June 22. Secretary Baker said sixteen cantonments for the national army will be ready by September 1 and about 628000 men summoned to colors. Selection and exemption rules will be published next week. Plans include use of National Guard engineers and regular officers to supervise construction. Des Moines line location questioned over railway and drainage facilities.
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Millard A. Butler
Excess Profits Tax Clash Delays War Revenue Measure
The report lists Army officers named as quartermasters across multiple states and cites the federal call for National Guard engineers to enter Federal service. It notes tax and demobilization debates, with discussions on excess profits tax and war revenue revisions, plus a Chicago School Board confrontation where Mayor Thompson faced riotous opposition and calls for resignation or impeachment.
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Pastor's wife to lead church in pastor's absence
In Lexington Massachusetts during June the Hancock Congregational Church will be led by interim pastor Mrs Collier while Rev Christopher Walter Colfer serves with the American ambulance field service in France. The congregation unanimously approved his leave and Mrs Collier's temporary appointment.
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Perjury Charged in Corrigan Case
New evidence in the libel suit against Bobbs Merrill connected author George Bronson Howard and magistrate Joseph E Corrigan. The District Attorney may pursue perjury charges against witnesses including Margaret Saville as part of a criminal investigation linked to the civil trial and new interviews in San Francisco and New York.
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