Irish bill sparks calls for reform across papers
The Freeman's Journal condemns the bill as causing only more confusion while the Irish Independent accuses the measure of arrogance and misunderstanding of the Irish people. The Irish press mirrors a climate of strong partisan critique and demand for change.
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Livestock Market Report With Mixed Price Movements
The report documents cattle hogs and sheep futures with varied price swings. Beef steers range from 11.25 to 14.75, hogs see top 15.50 and bids up to 18.50 for light weights, and lambs and sheep show steady to higher quotes with several weight classes noted. Receipts are listed: hogs 12,000, cattle 4,000, sheep 5,000, with tomorrow's estimates and regional price bands included.
Market Report Mixed Goods Prices and Receipts
Butter unsettled Chicago creamery prices 49 638c. Receipts 29 146 cases firsts 40 percent 4lec ordinary firsts 87 39c at mark. Poultry alive higher springs 36c fowls 39c. Potatoes strong receipts 36 cars northern white round sacked 5.90 6.05 ditto bulk 6 6.15.
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California Supreme Court Dismisses Referendum on Eighteenth Amendment
The California Supreme Court dismissed a petition to allow voter referenda on the federal eighteenth amendment. The petition claimed Congress constrained states by requiring ratification through legislatures and argued states should prescribe a different ratifying method.
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Home Rule Bill Would Never Be Effective Claim
Bublin April 1. The editorial by Trish Manes argues the Irish home rule bill would fail in enforcement despite passage. It contends a wide gap would exist between enactment and enforcement and highlights two main points that become more obvious as the bill moves forward.
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Guaranty Law To Cost U S About 175 Million
The new railway guaranty provisions will cost the government roughly 175 million dollars for six months of operation, Secretary Houston said. Machinery is being set up to handle advances to railroads and loans from a 300 million revolving fund as several corporations have filed applications to receive relief. At the same time the Federal Reserve’s railway advisory committee personnel were announced, to review securities offered to cover advances or loans.
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Poles Report Repulse of Bolshevik Attacks
Official advices to the Polish legation state Bolshevik assaults on all fronts were repulsed up to March 26. Russian offensives began February 20 on the southern front between the Pripet and Dniester, with a second drive starting March 19 against Latachoff. The northern line held firmly, and Berlin rumors of Polish defeat were denied.
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Trial of Myrtle Dean Suspended for Sanity Examination
In San Luis Obispo California the murder trial of Myrtle Dean over husband Fred A Dean was suspended as attorneys announced she would be examined for sanity. If found sane the trial will resume tomorrow.
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Navy blames department for Pacific fleet prep failures
Rear Admiral William E. Fullam testified before the Senate Naval Investigation Committee that the Navy Department neglected to prepare Pacific fleet ships from 1915 to 1917. He said armored cruisers were not ready in reserve, and only by using naval apprentices and bypassing officials could ships be moved for training cruises. He claimed officials remained indifferent to senior officer recommendations even after WWI began. He said he had to write directly to Assistant Secretary Roosevelt to secure any preparedness measures. The committee adjourned until Monday when Admiral Hugh Trood would testify.
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Fletcher Blamed For Trench Coast Wreck Loss
Washington April 1 The loss of the transport Antilles off the Trench coast in October 1917 was blamed on Admiral William B. Meteher for disregarding Sims instructions, testified Capt. Long operations officer on Sims staff in London before the naval board studying Admiral Fletcher's Brest command removal. Long said the Antilles was torpedoed while the convoy moved in single file, a line abreast formation was never issued, and a safer flank protected line was evidently needed.
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Corn Crop May Spoil With Railroads Urged to Act
Lincoln Neb April 1 If the railroads do not furnish tears immediate relief may be needed for crops farmers warn as corn crop prospects dim under export and storage strains. Officials urge timely transportation fixes to prevent spoilage and economic loss across farming regions.
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Nebraska corn crop spoilage warned by elevator interests
Representatives of elevator interests and farmers told the state railway commission that much of last year’s Nebraska corn crop will spoil. They cited storage and handling issues and urged action to prevent further losses.
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Senate Restores 240 Dollar Federal Employee Bonus
Washington April 1 The senate passed the legislative executive and judicial appropriation bill restoring a 240 annual bonus for federal employees not covered by general wage increases. The body also added 50 000 to labor department funds and rejected a house move to abolish the sul treasury system.
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For Sale 300 Acres Near Tuttle Idaho
For Sale 40 Years Time 6 Per Cent Interest. We own 300 acres of land near Tuttle Idaho under the North Side project segregation and will sell on the same terms as the State. $120 acres is cleared with good house and well on State highway. Sell all or any part to responsible parties. Call, write or phone PIECERAL ABSTRACT & INVESTMENT CO. Jerome Idaho. M.C. Stott, Manager, Phone 226, Main Street. Ground Moor.
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Business Director Dooley Leads Health Analysis Team
EE Dooley of Twin Falls Idaho serves as Analytical Chemist with expert work in bacteriology and toxicology. He specializes in food and sanitary analysis and gives special attention to Board of Health work.
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Local Auto Services Listed With Contacts
J. H. Dodd Office L. 1. Building Phone 066 MO. B. White Auto Company offers used cars and service, opposite Pr. 0, phone 218. B. G. Hull.
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