Stormy debate pushes beer bill toward passage
Washington June 26 by wire the House approved Willis Campbell bill to prevent sale of beer to the sick by 260 to 93 after four hours of stormy debate. Opponents led by Rep Hill accused Wheeler Wheeler of drafting the measure while boos erupted over procedural clashes with the rules committee. The result moves the bill toward Senate action as supporters claim it will curb intoxicants amid heated sectional exchanges and a fight over emergency versus national legislation.
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Mayor and firm clash over July bonds handling
Hornberger says the city may not transfer bond tasks to the new company in July while Fitch claims the move is politically motivated. He cites the solvency and six years of satisfactory audits, arguing against an outside monopoly. The mayor aims for the best interests of the people and a solvent firm.
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Texans Oppose Bill On Federal Highway Funds
Washington June 28 The Dowell bill passed the House by 766 opposed by Texas and several southern states. It would require state government to provide state funds to match federal awards after 1926, a move Texas argues violates its constitution and past practice. Arkansas faces a similar constraint. Townsend, sponsor of a competing bill, vows to push it when reported from committee. The Townsend measure creates a federal highway commission if enacted.
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Setney Bond Fight Carried To Court Clarity
Local bond dispute unfolds as mayoral action and bond reductions are debated. National Surety furnishes bonds for the trench company, while the Southern Cavalry's bonds await mayoral approval. The stalled bonds threaten area operations and ongoing job impacts.
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Poles Quit Silesia Move to Begin Under Warsaw Plan
New York June 23 Evacuation of areas in Upper Silesia held by Germans and Polish insurgents under Adelbert Korfanty was to start today under truce terms proposed to the inter allied commission and signed last Friday. Official Warsaw statement read today by the Polish information bureau said the withdrawal should proceed. In Rhine region at Rich and Wis., police continued patrols as a strike at Paper Company mill faced arrests of eight workers on charges of molesting strike breakers during a walkout that began May 2 with the plant operating on non union labor.
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Lonesomeness for Mate Kills Rocky Mountain Sheep
Rocky Mountain sheep dies after its mate leaves the pen to mourn the loss. Brackenridge workers note the animal’s death following the lone mating request. Park officials discuss marking the recent arrival amid the somber scene.
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Crow Defense Keeps Iver Testimony Out
Testimony from Lela Poland linked Crow to diamonds from Mrs. Parker before her death. Crow allegedly asked to use Parker diamonds to start a business, with observations on Parker’s visits, dates, and a forged criminal timeline. The trial heard details of Parker’s purchases, a doctor’s office visit, and a contested motive claim as prosecutors seek to prove Parker’s death under suspicious circumstances.
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G O P Caucus Called To Get More Action In Congress
Washington reports a newly formed GOP caucus urged faster progress in the current session. New members signed the call arguing red tape hinders action and that a special session should pursue tax reform and other issues. several named representatives joined the effort.
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