Prohibition Aims to Curb Home Brewing by Restricting Supplies
The Triennial Revenue Bureau announced plans to curb home beer production by restricting sales of malt, hops, gelatine, and isinglass to bakers and confectioners. Officials said home brewing for beverage purposes remains illegal and selling such materials for that use could be prosecuted. The move follows disputes over enforcement powers under the Volstead Act and signals the broadening crackdown on illicit home制造.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Trifernal Revenue’ Bureau
Keamer
Williams
Internal Revenue Bureau
Ilegal
S Kramer
Federal Prohibition Director of
Ohio
Kramer
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Willama
Fagenia
Burry
Britain and France Reach Plebiscite Based German Payment Plan
Paris reports a definite agreement between France and Great Britain on handling German reparations. Key steps include a Brussels experts conference, a Geneva meeting with Germany, Reparations Commission review, and a premier leaders meeting in early February to set totals and assess Germany's capacity. The Geneva talks follow a Upper Silesia plebiscite, with broader state consent sought.
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Paris
Germany
Brussels
Geneva
M. Leygues
Marl
Derby
France
Great Britain
Upper Silesia
Northwestern to open journalism school in Chicago
Northwestern University plans a new Joseph Medill School of Journalism in Chicago using facilities from major daily newspapers as student labs. Prof. Walter Dill Scott announced the five and four year programs with streams for beginners and working reporters, to begin in the near future.
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Chicago
Joseph Medili
School ‘of Journalism
Northwestern’ ‘University
Walter Dill Scott
Northwestern
University
Robert R. McCormick
Josep Medill Patterson
The
Chicago Tribune
Joseph Mediff
Tribune
Middle West
Scott
Northwestern University
Wyanston
Jerusalem plans to regulate growth in Palestine towns
New York reports the British high commissioner will bar cramped slums and enforce town planning for Jerusalem Jaffa Haifa and Acre. A central and local civic commission will approve plans and oversee new construction with landowners urged to consult authorities before building.
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New York
Jerusalem
Palestine
Lomeland
Holy Land
Comminston
Merhert Samuel
Jaffa
Haifa
Pibeiias
Mn Central Commission
Patrick Goides
University of Edinburgh
Bombay
Todia
Plan Cotton Survey Aims to Study Pink Boll Worm Damage
Dallas reports the Texas Chamber of Commerce will form a committee representing cotton interests to tour Torreon Mexico and assess pink bollworm damage from the past season. The investigation seeks guidance for Texas farmers and policy action. The San Antonio meeting is set for November 26 with ten associations invited to send representatives.
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Dallas
Texas Chamber of Commerce
Torreon
Mexico
Texas
Texas Chamber of Comme
Laguna
Agricultural Department of the
San Antonio
Lexas Chamber of Comnever
Lexas Division
American Cotton Association
Texas Farmers’ Union
United Cotton Growers’ Association
Texas Farm Lyrean Education
Lorne Cotton Seed Crashers’ Association
Lexy Na Qinneros' Association
Exas Cotton Association
Texas Bankers’, Associatory and Farmers Protective Association
Cotton holding more bales, census shows October
The Census Bureau reports October 1920 cotton movements with 4,167,992 bales of lint and 340,546 linters in public storage, exports rising to 582,014 bales while imports fall. October consumption declines due to mill closures and price pressures.
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Washington
DD. C
United States
Census Bureau
Open Shop Policy Moves in New York Builders
New York officials and building trades employers edge toward an open shop policy amid labor talks. Ren alt Saylor of the Building Trades Employers Association warned at a state architects meeting that without a $0,000 daily wage increase for union men the open shop seems likely. Employers plan a full vote next Wednesday.
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New York
Filther
America ‘Federation of Labor
Finist
Building Trades Employers
Renalt Saylor
Building Trades Employers’ Association
New York State Association
Architects
Organize New Bank in St. Louis Consolidates Two Institutions
The Liberty Bank of St. Louis and the Contra National Bank announce a merger to form a new bank with resources totaling $50,000,000. The consolidation was approved by the boards after a royal alms vote, and the new institution will be based in St. Louis.
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St. Louis
Liberty Bank of
Thanksgiving Proclamation Sets Date for National Day
President Wilson proclaims Thanksgiving on November 25 urging national reflection and faith as the nation returns from war toward peace and plenty. A New York aerial race for the Pulitzer trophy then announces a 160 mile contest at Mitchell Field Mineola with 40 mile triangular laps.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
America
J. Woodrow W Wilson
United States of America
New York
Mitchell Field
Mineola
Fighteen Army
Navy
Aero Club of America
Sadi Leevinte
Gordon Bennett
Paris
Mincoln
Acro Clut
Ralph Pulitzer
Mitchell Wield
Wantagh
Babylon
Release of 82 171 Square Miles From Tick Quarantine
Washington D C November 13 Release of 82 171 square miles of quarantined cattle tick infested area in southern states was announced by the Department of Agriculture effective December 12. Failure of county officials to cooperate caused re quarantine of 7917 square miles. About 218 000 square miles remain infested. In Texas several counties including Bell Brown Burnet Camp Coryell Delta Dent on Wills Franklin Gillespie Hill Hopkins Tampa asas Limestone Mills Navarro San Saba and Visa portion of Campache and Tamar counties were released.
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Washington, D
Department of Agriculture
Wexas
Bell
Brown
Burnet
Camp
Coryall
Delta
Denton
Wills
Franklin
Gillespie
Hill
Hopkins
Tamipasas
Limestone
Mills
Navarro
San Saba
Visa
Campache
Tamar
Young Men’s Christian Association aids 60 thousand veterans
New York November 13. More than 35 million dollars have been appropriated by the war work council of the Y M C A for free scholarships and educational service for former service men. The latest 1 960 000 brings the total to 6 100 000. 38 382 men have already received scholarships.
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New York
War Work Council
Young Men’s Christian Association
Educational Service Committee
Schulwehins
Germany will not apply to league but would accept invitation
Germany will not submit a formal application for admission to the League of Nations but would not ignore an invitation if extended. Reichstag vice president Herrmann Mueller says Germany opposes a public push for entry yet would consider membership if the assembly accepts her after debate.
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Prém
Geneva
Germany
League of Nations
Bec
Cd . Herrmann Mueller
Foreign Affairs Committee
Reichstag
Journal de Geneve
Assembly
League
Russia
United States
Caldwell County Fair Opens in Lockhart Texas
The Caldwell County Fair opened in Lockhart Texas with a large attendance despite cold weather. Governor Hobby did not attend. the opening was conducted by Sid Grigsby secretary of the chamber of commerce. All city businesses closed for the day and the parade was the largest and best to date. Georgia Publisher: Dead in Columbus Iowa R W Page dies at 37 in Columbus Ledger.
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Lockhart
Texas
Caldwell County
Hobby
Sid Grigsby
Chamber of Commerce
Georgia
Columbus
R. W. Page
The
Columbus Ledger
Red Cross Sunday Urges Continued European Relief Support
Washington November 14 Reuters The unfinished Red Cross relief work in Europe will be the focus of sermons in churches nationwide designated as Red Cross Sunday Dr Livingston Farrand chairman of the central Red Cross committee said thousands of ministers will discuss the organization's relief work and urge ongoing public support.
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Washington, D. C
American Red Cross
Europe
Red Cross
Livingston ‘Farrand
Central Committee of the Red Cross
Tanlac credited by Little Rock merchant for relief of indigestion
RK I Templeton a Little Rock merchant praises Tanlac after four years on sale. He says indigestion and poor appetite improved, noting six bottles restored appetite and comfort, with continued daily energy. Tanlac sold in San Antonio by H. Wagner Drug Co. and E. J. Meier Ady.
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Tanlac
RK. I. Templeton
25Th and
Pine Streets
Lit_tle Rock
Ark
Taonlac
Tantae
San Antonio
EH. I. Wagner Drug Co
EE. J. EL Meier
Ady
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Gunter
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