Death of man linked to bootleg liquor ruling
FOAGO January 13 The death for "hip liquor" after January 16 was aid at the federal building here a day. Word came from Washington that Daniel C Roper commissioner of internal revenue had ruled no one can legally transport it in any form without a permit and C Dunlap chief field deputy this applies to liquor carried per-
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Foago
Federal
Daniel C. Roper
Internal Revenue
C. Dunlap
Tobacco causes hardening of arteries says Dr Conner
Tobacco causes hardening of the arteries and raises blood pressure headaches and indigestion for excessive users says Dr Conner Your own doctor will confirm this If you want to quit or cut down get Nicotol from your druggist Nicotol helps break the habit and carries a money back guarantee from druggists Heidbreder Bros Fier Arthur Brown & Mays
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Conner
Oth
Heidbreder Bros Fier & Arthur and
Brown & Mays
Socialist seats questioned after assembly suspensions
Albany residents react as five Socialist members remain suspended after a failed bid to reinstate them. Democratic leader Donohue urged reconsideration, while Speaker Sweet ruled the move out of order. Bar association leaders and City Club trustees condemned the action as an assault on representative government. A mass meeting backed by labor groups pledged support for reinstatement, with Amalgamated Clothing Workers contributing 10,000.
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Albany
N. YY
Charles D. Donohue
New York
Donahue
Sweet
New York City
Donohue
Julius Miller
Emocrat
Senate
Assembly
Walter
Miller
New York Bar Association
New York City Club
Citizen's Union United
State Assembly
Socialist Party
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
The
Bar Association
Charles E. Hughes
Charles S. Whitman
George Wickersham
Louis Marshall
Morgan J. O’brien
Frenry L. Stimson
Herbert L. Parsons
Ogden L. Mills
City Club
1000 Soldiers Die in Mexico Earthquake Toll
Mexico City dispatch reports Colonel Silvano Garcia saying one hundred soldiers perished under ruins at Quimixtlan after a quake. Several villages near Puebla frontier including Chichotla Huatalan Tecuim Comelhuan Agucipam were wiped out with inhabitants. Additional lines note Iluntzilapa crater venting mud and 150 deaths in Saltillo after five days of shocks.
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Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Silvano Garcia
Quimixtlan
Chichotla
Huatalan
Tecuim
Comelhuan
Agucipam
Puebla
Garcia
Orizaba
Ayahualulco
Cishuacan
Anacacomulco
Saltillo
Fast Coast Vessels Needed to Meet South American Trade
Washington January 13 Secretary of Commerce Alexande urged rapid establishment of up to date passenger lines to both coasts of Central and South America to compete in the growing southern republics trade. The Shipping Board said lack of passenger ships delays developing South American service and emphasized swift liners and light craft for shallow harbors.
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Washington
Central
South America
United States
Secretary of Commerce
Alexande
Central American
The
Shipping Board
Central America
Newberry Trial Set For Jan 27 By Federal Judge
GRAND RAPIDS Mich Jan 13 Federal Judge C W Sessions upheld Congress power over elections and nominations in ruling a demurrer to indictments against Truman H Newberry and 134 others. Trial is scheduled for January 27 with counts on election law authority and mail fraud. The case alleges $500000 to $1000000 spent in the 1918 campaign to aid Newberry’s nomination and election.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Congress
C.W. Sessions
Truman Hie
Newberry
United States
Michigan
Sessiong
Judge Sessions
Truman H. Newberry
Increase in Pay for Army Navy and Coast Guard Officers
Washington January 13 The House military affairs committee approved reporting to the House a Crago Pennsylvania bill granting a 20 percent pay increase for all officers through brigadier general and equivalent ranks in the army navy marine corps public health service and coast guard. Enlisted personnel would receive a 20 percent rise where current pay is $33 monthly or more. Effective on passage through June 30 1921 the measure would cost about 40 million dollars annually. The committee also favored increases for navy personnel and seeks naval committee consent to substitute the Crago bill. if not obtained the navy provisions may be dropped.
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Washington
House Military Affairs Committee
House
Representative Crago
Pennsylvania
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Public Health Service
Coast Guard
Naval Committee
Crago
Fiume Delegates Get Slighted In Paris
In Paris, Major Giovanni Giuriati said Premier Nitti refused to meet him and Dr Gino Antoni, representatives of Fiume, at the peace conference. Giuriati lamented the lack of hope and announced a five day wait before returning to Fiume.
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Paris
Giovanni Giuriati
Gabriele D’annunzio
Nitti
Italy
Gino Antoni, Savay
Fiume
Christmas Savings Club invitation and local notices
D St Graham of Ursa visited town Monday. Andy Smiths and family visit Mrs Williamson in Quincy. Free Christian Science lecture Thursday at 7 30 pm. Arthur Shumate joins Standard Oil clerical dept. Arthur Zeiremann Jr ill at home. Artie Earel and daughter Trula visit Hannibal. Christmas Savings Club promotes merry Christmas with banks. Henry R Hill Post dues urged to stay in good standing. Pay dues to Ralph Keller or Mac Irwin. Last chance to buy Irwins Cider, call 300.
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Arthur C. Shumate
Standard Oil Company
Arthur Zeiremann, Jr
Ohio Street
Illntess
Artie M. Earel
Trula
Hannibal
Christmas Savings Club
State Savings Loan and Trust Company
Broadway
South Side
Quincy
MacInwin
Henry R. Hill
American Legion
American Legion Weekly
Ralph Keller
Mac Irwin
Irwin
Fulton Beats Moran in Pittsburgh Boxing Bout
Fred Fulton of Rochester Washington outfought Frank Moran of Pittsburg in an eight round bout at the First Regimental Arsenal in Newark New Jersey. Fulton weighed 214 pounds Moran 194. Moran pressed early but Fulton used a sharp left jab and body blows to dominate the later rounds. Moran tired and Fulton outboxed him to the final bell.
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Newark
N. J
Fred Fulton
Rochester
Mima
Frank Moran
Pittsburg
Fulton
Moran
Judge Colestin Myers Dies In Bloomington
Bloomington Illinois resident Judge Colestin D Meyers died at his home at midnight after a brief illness from exposure last Saturday while preparing for a Florida trip. He was 76, born in Ohio, Civil War veteran, former county and circuit judge, served on the armelite court bench, and once sought the state supreme court nomination. A Knight of Pythias, he was a member of the supreme tribunal of that order from 1907.
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Bloomington
Ill
Clestin D. Meyers
Florida
Ohio
Ele
Armelite
Ile
State Supreme Iucige
Wilkinson
Pythigs
Supreme Tribunal of That Order
Quake Opens Fissure Engulfs House in Mexico City
MEIXCO CITY January 12 Unique quake tale as Prof Francisco Riveros family Barranca Nueva sees their home swallowed by a vast earth fissure. For over a week relatives live near the abyss 140 feet deep, neighbors lowering food and water. Fears of rain or further shocks raise risk of deaths for those trapped.
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Meixco City
Francizco Riveros
Barranca Nueva
Warships from Austria in poor condition towed from Cattaro
Towing vessels report AustroHungarian warships including three cruisers four destroyers and twelve torpedo boats found in bad shape at Cattaro. Damaged vessels likely cannot be restored to service.
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Toulan
Havas
Cattaro
Austria
Villa Laying Plans To Capture Tampico
Washington dispatch reports Francisco Villa leading a cavalry squadron toward Tampico for a conference with Pelaez. They plan a campaign to seize Tampico and assume control of the oil district, shaping the future of the region.
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Villa
Tampico
Washington
Francisco Villa
Pelaez
Dutch Refuse to Deliver Former Kaiser to Allies
Buenos Aires January 12 J Stromp Van Stryen a senior adviser to The Netherlands ministry of interior declared that the Dutch government would never deliver the former German emperor to the allies He cited constitutional and legal barriers but said Wilhelm would likely be invited home with extradition following international law
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Buenos Aires
J. Stromp van Stryen
Netherlands Ministry and the Interior
Wilhelm
Belgian envoy returns as new charge d affairs at Berlin
London dispatch reports Count Kerchove De Denterghem named Belgian charge d affaires in Berlin. The appointment follows diplomatic moves after rising tensions. The report notes his previous role and the significance for Belgian representation in Germany.
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London
Count Kerchove de Denterghem
Berlin
Sec
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Mackey
Idaho
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