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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1919

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2

House Votes Down Beer Amendment in Prohibition Bill

Washington July war time prohibition enforcement bill defeat with 128 to 89 tally. Dyer Missouri amendment to permit 2 percent beer vote failed 131 to 90 after teller demand. Tae Missouri sought to strike clause defining an interl Eating liquor. Lea California amendment to permit 11 percent wine failed. Roper discussed enforcement limits with President. bureau stance uncertain.

Washington Dyer Repub- Nean Missouri House Tae Lea California Volstead Judicials Committee Igoe Gard Olin Daniel C. Roper Internal Revenue Tle Roper Congress

Courtroom near riot halts sale debate in Uniontown

In Uniontown on May 4 during unsecured creditors meetings over J. W. Thompson estate and an $18,000,000 Piedmont Coal deal, a dispute erupted between Pittsburgh attorney Leo Well and Morgantown firm Junge Prank Coa. Judge Umbel intervened to avert violence as West Virginia supporters pressed for the deal. Jasper Augustine warned 2000 workers could be homeless if the Piedmont sale proceeds, and objections will be heard in federal court. Next, a reflective wedding anecdote contrasts with grief at a funeral-like reception as families lament a loss.

Uniontown A. J. Umbel J. W. Thompson Thompson Piedmont Coal Company Leo Well Pittsburgh Junge Morgantown W. Va Cox Jasper Augustine Mr. Thompson Piedmont Cent Company Pennsylvania West Virginia Piedmont Company United States Court

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Offers $100 Reward

An advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh in all stages by affecting the blood and mucous subfacies. It states the product strengthens constitution and offers $100 to any case it cannot cure, with testimonials available, Toledo Ohio address.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo Ohio

U S Moves Toward Intervention in Mexico

The State Department indicates Washington plans to end its policy of noninterference and push Mexico toward necessary measures to protect foreign nationals and property. British and French representatives at the conference supported seeking a peaceful international stance, with Mexican officials urged to respond promptly to U S and foreign interests.

Washington State Department United States Mexico Deehure Great Britaing France Wilson Aietican High Commission

LAST YANKS SOON HOME ALL EXCEPT RHINELAND CONTINGENT TO SAIL

American troops slated for early convoy home will sail before August 20, excluding the army of occupation and service supply. Major General David Shanks, port of embarkation head at Hoboken, says fifty eight cargo vessels are used as transports to speed homeward movement. About two thousand officers Red Cross nurses Y M C A and Salvation Army workers may be transported to prevent delays.

Rhineland New York Army of Occupation Attust David Shanks Hobsken Shanks Red Cross MOG. A Salvation Army

Canada Has World’s Most Extensive Fisheries Says Report

The Dominion fisheries department reports total Canadian fishery product value at 52,312,044 dollars for the year TT, up from 1916 and 1915 figures. It asserts Canada has the world’s most extensive fisheries, with a nearshore catch dominating salmon lobster herring mackerel and sardines and much of cod hake and pollack.

Dominion Fisheries Department Canada Norway British Isles

Chamberlain's Collc and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad

Advertisement touts Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as a reliable medicine. The copy claims it always helps and urges readers to try it when no other remedy is available.

Chamberlain

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