Prohibition forces block key changes in enforcement bill
In the House on July 17, prohibition factions blocked all attempts to strip drastic provisions from the general enforcement bill. Debate was shut off as leaders pressed the measure, with a roll call showing 70 to 66 after withholding a jury trial demand. Absentees kept it tight, while a later vote defeated an amendment to drop the definition of intoxicans and other changes in the war time act.
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Consuls in German Ports Reported in Wartime
July 17 dispatch notes German ports host consuls as American edict blocks issue of papers to certain ships. Reports mention two food supply ships and a cotton carrier, with Hoover refusing to authorize papers without legal authority. Cotton cargo valued at IIII Crechoa- Slovakia and cargoes aboard the food ships include cars owned by Germany.
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Aviator Falls 2000 Feet During Aerial Circus
Amisricus Ga. Sergeant Barton Bates of Long Island was killed in an aerial stunt at a Southfield event. He flew upside down when his life belt reportedly failed and fell about 2000 feet. His plane then crashed nearly a mile away.
Bureau reshapes tax collection districts nationwide
Washington July 17 A sweeping reorganization of the internal revenue service reshapes the tax collection framework. Nevada stays with California while Kentucky districts consolidate to form new districts in Arizona Utah Idaho and Wyoming. Milwaukee and Madison districts merge with Milwaukee headquarters to carve out a North Dakota district.
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I. W. W. claims vast garment worker reach amid radical plans
James P. Holland, president of the New York state federation of labor, testifies before a joint committee on radical activities. He cites the I. W. W. as organizing thousands nationwide with a platform calling for destroying the government. He notes the Amalgamated Garment Workers of America as its strongest affiliate with an estimated 70,000 members. He describes letters urging international links for a revolutionary industrial union and a proposed union of marine workers across the Americas and Europe. He adds the I. W. W. supposedly advocates soviet government, but says most workers remain Americans first.
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Rancher Peter Kruse Fined for Water Larceny near Buhl
Peter Kruse a rancher near Buhl was fined 75 dollars yesterday morning in a justice court for larceny of water from the canal.
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Regular federation of rural clubs board meeting set
The regular meeting of the board of directors of the federation of rural clubs will be held at the farm bureau office next Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
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Dentists Practice Located in Mormon Building on Main
Dr Wi Eu Aaron Hag operates a dentistry practice in the Mormon Building on Main Avenue North opposite the Perrine hotel. The office provides dental services and can be reached by phone at 161.
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