War Time Prohibition Weeded By Supreme Court Ruling
The Supreme Court upheld the wartime prohibition act, rejecting claims against private property takings and delaying repeal moves. The decision affects liquor stocks, tax losses, and banks, with further actions aimed at Packers reorganization and anti-trust style measures.
Notice to Disabled Veterans to Seek War Risk Aid
Men who served in the U S armed forces and are not fit for work should contact the Bureau of War Risk Insurance in Washington D C. The bureau provides compensation and free medical treatment for those discharged due to service related disability until recovered. Many veterans from the 1918 camps may be unaware of their rights and should apply promptly.
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