Enforcement Law Ready for Passage
Washington July 21. The prohibition enforcement bill was adopted section by section by the house. Only three votes favored an amendment to bar home possession of intoxicants. The bill faced many amendments and a lengthy roll call as leaders kept the chamber in session to pass the measure. Debate centered on home storage and enforcement provisions with Volstead guiding key sections and several amendments defeated or modified.
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Gard
Ohio
House
Volstead
Judiciary Committee
State Department
Rubey
Missouri
Tative Baker
California
Friends of Prohibition
Mr. Baker
Blanton
Texas
Uwpshaw
Georgia
Steele
Democeria
Pennsylvania
Leoe
Eseh
Wisconsin
Siegel
New York
Igoe
Ing
Representative Mann
Demonstration Agent Visits Twin Falls Oversees County Demonstrator
Miss Amy Welly state demonstration agent of the state extension department visited Twin Falls. She conferred with Alias Foo on a Ludwig Twin Falls county demonstrator about planned work for the county.
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Amy Welly
He State Extension Department
Twinalls
Miss Welly
Alias Foo
Ludwig
Twin Falls County
Jewelers Meet Set For Twin Falls July 25 26
The Idaho Retail Jewelers convention will be held in Twin Falls July 25 26 if such a session is to be held this year. The past two years have passed without meetings of the jewelers due to war conditions.
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Idaho Retail Jewelers
Twin Falls
Diaz Will Continue To Oppose Carranza Bravado
Havana July 19 Senor Ignacio Bravo Betancourt Mexico rebel Diaz representative in Cuba denied reports that Diaz issued a proclamation quitting the campaign to topple Carranza. He said Diaz is pushing the effort harder, citing documents from his headquarters confirming the rebel capture of Puerto Angel Oaxaca, a port Carranza claimed closed to commerce.
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Havana
Senor Ignacio Bravo Betancourt
Cuba
Felix Diaz
Diaz
Telephone Operators Return to Work in Two Cities
Striking operators in Portland Oregon and Reno Nevada voted to return to work Monday morning. Oakland operators declined to return per an order from union vice president Miss Nellie Johnson. Special meetings in San Francisco and Los Angeles planned to vote on continuing the strike with electricians in Los Angeles and Portland also weighing a return.
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San Francisco
Portland
Oregon
Reno
Nev
Oakland
California
Nellié Johnson
Los Angeles
Leavenworth Prison Fire. Prisoners Remain Calm
The west wing of Leavenworth federal prison in Kansas was badly damaged by a night fire. Fire started near the wing’s scaffold area as it nears completion and spread quickly, endangering the prison. About 2,000 inmates including numerous Industrial Workers of the World members were confined there, and officials say the blaze was probably incendiary in origin. A separate small fire occurred on March 12.
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Associated Press
Leavenworth, Kas
Federal Prison
Whch
Wison
Wris
Farmers Predict Full Crop Despite Water Strain
In a regional briefing, Mr. Alworth noted crops on the plains should reach near 100 percent yield despite diminishing water supplies. He cited prevalent wheat, oats, and potatoes production while warning ongoing drought risks and firefighting of water resources. Local officials and farmers gathered to discuss agricultural prospects and state county concerns.
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Alworth
Win Brolls
Fierta Burestia
Mr Alworth
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