Federal Fabric Law is Wanted in Wool Growers Plea
J B Wilson of Wyoming urged swift passage of the French Copper Truth-in-Fabric bill to shield American wool growers from cheap shoddy cloth. He cited low prices, rising stock liquidations, and unsold 1920 and 1921 clips while noting widespread public support for labeling all wool fabrics and branding to reveal virgin versus shoddy content.
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Chicago
J. B. Wilson
McKinney
Wyoming
Wilson
Wyoming Wool Growers’ Association
National Sheep and Wool Bureau of America
East Jackson Boulevard
French
Capper
Venfler
Department of Agriculture
America
Tarriff Board
Ohio Wool Warehouse
Columbus
Ohio Sheep and Wool Grower's Association
Othr
Townley Denied New Trial in Sedition Conspiracy Case
Minnesota Supreme Court rejects new trial for A C Townley leader of the Non Partisan League and Justice Gilbert. Convicted of conspiracy to reach sedition. trial held July 23 1919, verdict July 12 1920, 90 days in jail. Gilbert served one year at Red Wing for interference with enlistment.
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State Supreme Court of
Minnesota
A. C. Townley
Non- Partisan League
Justice Gilbert
League
Townley
Gilbert
Jackson County
E. C. Dean
Broken Bow
Nebr
Goodhue
Red Wing
Minn
Supreme Court
Eens
Tramp’s Body Cut in Two by Train at Evanston
Evanston May 3 A tramp beat ing his way east fell under a freight train here as twenty two cars passed over him. The victim Fred Slatzer a 42 year old German and member of the I W W of Great Falls Montana was returning to his homeland. He was struck while attempting to alight from a moving train and the remains were buried in the potter's field.
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Evanston
Fred Slatzer
Great Falls
Mont
Government Not Liable for Slacker List Names
Attorney General Dougherty states neither the government nor any officer can be held liable in law for erroneous slacker list inclusions prepared by the War department. He notes the opinion does not address newspaper liability but believes official list publications carry no such liability.
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Washington
War Department
Dougherty
Mail robberies total six million in past year
Washington reports mail thieves cost six million dollars last year with three million recovered. Postmaster General Hayes disclosed the figure while outlining anti crime results and noting recovery figures. A new bill proposes shifting prohibition enforcement entirely to the Department of Justice as a counter to Volstead's amendment.
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Washington
Haya
Department of Justice
Hill
Mary Hoe
Representative Volstead
Treasury Department
Victor Over Misfortune In Equanimity
A reflective note on enduring misfortune with balance, praising the resilient man who survives high and low fortunes with steady poise. The lines emphasize inner strength over external luck and caution against overestimating fortune's sway.
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Victor
Benecs
Naval Appropriation Bill Passes Amid Disarmament Rejections
Washington May 3 The naval appropriation bill totaling 396 million dollars passes the House with 212 yes votes and 15 no votes after all disarmament amendments are rejected. No record vote demanded due to weak opposition. Subscribe for the Camera.
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Washington
House
Walton Named U S District Attorney for Wyoming
Cheyenne May 3 A D Walton of Cheyenne is now U S attorney for the district of Wyoming. His commission was received from Washington Thursday and before noon he was sworn in and began duties. Clyde M Watts of Cheyenne will be deputy district attorney, appointed by Walton.
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Cheyenne
A. D. Walton
U. S
District of Wyoming
Washington
Clyde M. Watts F
Walton
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