Brewers Fight Government Over 4 7 Beer in Legal Clash
In a high stakes court battle, Jacob Ruppert and the United States Brewers Associations seek injunctions to protect 4.75 percent beer production. Judge Mayer warns the action is temporary while affidavits are filed, with appeals possible. The case centers on whether the 4.7 percent beer is non intoxicating and if wartime conservation policies allow continued manufacture.
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Plane sighting linked to Hawker flight route
The Faraday reports spotting a red aircraft light early Monday between England and Newfoundland at mid latitude and longitude, along the course likely traveled by Australian aviator Harry Hawker on a Newfoundland to Ireland flight.
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Two-platoon Wire System Is Assured
The city will adopt a two-platoon fire system in about 100 of 300 houses by July 1. Frank L. Dowling cited $125,000 in revenue bonds voted in 1917. Thomas J. Drennan requested $150,000 for the hardest stations. Mayor Hylan pressed for progress and noted fire loss comparisons to 1917. Borough President Connolly questioned insurance rate relief.
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Put Out Record Fails as Hinsdale Street Eviction Flares
City Marshal David Goldberg faced a hostile mob during evictions on Hinsdale Street Brownsville as tenants resisted at 999 to 495 Hinsdale. Goldberg described his “Schleppers” pursuing orderly evictions while seven hundred women attacked with blows and gestures. He sought fuller police protection and a written statement from tenants who accompanied him to the committee.
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Stromboli Volcano Erupts Again Near Italy
Rome May 23 French report Stromboli volcano on the island of Stromboli near the north coast of Sicily was in a violent eruption last night. Eyewitness accounts and officials describe multiple lava explosions and ash plumes as authorities warn air travel may be affected.
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Sea View Tuberculosis Hospital Criticized By City Officials
The Board of Estimate heard Calvin D. P. Van Name, president of Richmond Borough, say Sea View Hospital in Staten Island net losses for lung tuberculosis patients and claimed no patient with pulmonary consumption ever recovers there. He urged the misuse of tablets listing officials’ names, asserting the hospital’s “foggy” atmosphere and poor outcomes. Continued on page eight.
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U S Peace Envoys Favor Senate View on League Covenant
American delegates at the peace conference favor a Senate resolution to interpret Articles of the League covenant. A letter from Herman Kohlarat of Chicago suggests the move to place a Senate interpretation on record to inform ratification while keeping the covenant effective as an international document.
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Weather Halts NC-4 Flight Delayed Till Tomorrow
Weather conditions at Pont Delgada and the Azores Lisbon route halted the NC-4 seaplane flight. Strong easterly winds and rough seas postponed departure to Lisbon and then to the intended daybreak. Admiral Jackson and Lieutenant Commander Read cited unsafe conditions and the need for perfect weather before resuming the voyage.
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Demand Made For Full Text Debate On League Pact
Washington May 5 The Senate debated the peace treaty with its league of nations covenant for three hours and adjourned the resolution to obtain the full text as unfinished business. The discussion shifted to the treaty and Teague terms as leaders on both sides prepared for a protracted fight over ratification. Senator Johnson challenged supporters with a claim they had something to conceal, prompting a sharp rebuke from Senator Hitchcock. Continued on page three.
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Plea on Germany’s fate as war ends and debts rise
A quoted plea warns that Allied and associated powers may not grasp the consequences for Germany. It argues an industrial nation, tied to global trade, would regress to 19th century conditions if the treaty imposes heavy reparations. It asserts Germany bears responsibility for the war and must repay losses, or many German civilians will suffer.
Congress Plans Tariff Hike To Aid American Labor
Washington reports a House move to raise tariffs, first repealing semi luxury taxes and soft drink levies, then protecting the dye industry, with hearings likely late July. Representative Moroney Longworth and Moore back a bill to double duties, aiming to shield U.S. industry as European competition rises. The Dye bill envisions licensing or bans to curb dumps after the war.
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Terms Are Less Than Deserts In Peace Debate
Paris May 23 The Allied council responds to Germanys note on economic terms of the peace treaty. It says Germany bears war burdens by its own conduct especially submarine warfare, not deserts, and that the burden equates to Germanys responsibility for shipping losses of about 11 million tons, with an approximate 4,000,900 ton repayment. It notes Germany must feed 67 million people and will face population and economic adjustments, stressing shared suffering and a move toward peacetime reconstruction. The reply criticizes German claims as inadequate and reiterates the nations shift to peaceful industry and reduced armaments.
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