Blighted Populations Reflect War’s Lingering Toll on Minds
War may be over, but its aftereffects linger in Lille and across Europe. The piece cites Philip Gibbs on Lille’s postarmistice joy fading into long ruin: idle factories, theft of machinery, widespread disease among children, and mental fatigue. It argues a generation is stunted and crime and drunkenness rise as the old system’s inequities persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lille
Philip Gibbs
Gibb
France
Amiens
Paris
Prohibition Enforcement Faces Roper Challenge
Commissioner Daniel C. Roper must enforce federal prohibition duties within the Internal Revenue Service. He protested but now commits to thorough action, seeking cooperation from states and municipalities to carry out the new law.
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Daniel C. Roper
Internal Revenue
Congress
Roper
Government to intensify liquor law enforcement nationwide
Public officials and a vast network of agents will report violations and collect evidence in collaboration with the Department of Justice. A joint $3,500,000 appropriation funds the effort, with the Internal Revenue Service bearing the main burden. The piece warns laxity cannot be tolerated and urges citizen support to uphold the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Department
The Prize Rooster at Lorain County Fair
A Buff Orpington rooster wins blue ribbons at the Ohio State fair and Lorain County fair with a third at Cuyahoga County. The bird is exhibited by a members of the boys and girls poultry club as part of a larger county fair display of animals and youth projects. The article notes the impact of such prizes on rural youth and ongoing farm interest.
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Lorain County
Cuyahoga County
Boys’ and Girls’ Poultry Club
Farmers Oppose Shorter Workday Amid Labor Debate
The Ohio federation of farm bureaus in Columbus adopted a resolution opposing shortening the workday. It argued reduced hours harm production and warned against too long a day, noting farmers see effort fluctuation impacting output. The piece contrasts this with workers seeking shorter weeks and a foreign dispatch about Germans working 14 hours daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Federation of Farm Bureaus
Columbus
Militant minority urged against steel strike by speaker
Theodore W. Robinson of Illinois Steel called the steel strike foreign radicalism transplanted. He warned it was the fight of a militant minority to force class distinction on a peaceful majority and urged preaching hard work thrift and loyalty nationwide.
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Chicago
Theodore W. Robinson
Illinois Steel Company
United States Steel Corporation
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
Emma Goldman to be released today in Missouri
Emma Goldman, jailed for two years, is to be released today in Jefferson City Missouri. The stage of her imprisonment and the duration are noted as she leaves the confinement after serving the sentence.
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Emma Goldman
Fry
Jefferson City
Ohto Federal Jurist Called By Death
United States district judge for the southern district, Howard Clark Hollister, 63, died suddenly at his Cincinnati home tonight while seated in an arm chair.
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Cincinnati
Howard Clark Hollister
Southern
Proposal to establish numerous divorce courts in Canada
The proposal aims to place divorce within reach of the poor by creating many divorce courts across Canada. It emphasizes accessibility and affordability for economically disadvantaged individuals seeking legal separation.
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Canada
County Makes Cood at the State Fair
Twin Falls county shines at the Boise state fair with multiple winners. Prize results include Perehon Walter Brothers of Filer for brood mares and stallions, Ir Rh Waltz of Filer for brood mares, and James A Waters of Twin Falls for best plate prunes and apples. Other top placements include A I O Reilly and Otto Young in fruit events, George W Rice and J K Rapp in plate competitions, and Walter family entries earning multiple prizes.
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Twin Falls County
Boise
Bto
Twin Falls
Perehon
Walter Brothers
Detroit
Carnona
Shires
W. F. Stradley
Waltz
Dora Bloom
I. Io
A. I. O'Reilly
Otto Young
James A. Walters
Thomas H. Irwin
King David
J. K. Rapp
James A. Waters
McIntosh
George W. Rice
Rambos
New York Imperials
Win Falls
Notice of writ of attachment in Idaho case
In Twin Falls County district court Morgan G. Heap sues R. F. Moseley for 662.25. A writ of attachment was issued September 19 1919 to seize defendant property. Clerk Rana SIGGINS notes the seal his office September 20 1419 with deputy Co. L. BOWEW. Attorney Asher B. Wilson represents plaintiff. Publication dates September 26 October 3 1919.
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District Court of the Fourth Judicial District
State of Idaho
Twin Falls County
Morgan G. Heap
R. F. Moseley
Cc. Siggins
Co. L. Bowew
Asher B. Wilson
Plaintiff
Twin Falls
Idaho
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IE Chronicle
Robert H. Stevenson
D. Harold McGrath
Arthur Alworth
Prohibition Enforcement
Maximilian Harding
Everett True
Wilkins
The
Associated Press
H. O. Geisburg
United States
Ohto Federal
Rana
Twin Falls Chronicle
Chronicle
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