Riots Strike as Prohibition Law Enforced in Dubuque
Dubuque Iowa June 20 a riot erupts over wartime prohibition injuring five and wrecking the city hall fire department building and hose lines. A crowd of about one thousand searches for Policeman Diddle after he beat a soldier during arrest. No arrests tonight. Jail prisoners released by a mob breach.
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Pubuque
Nis City
Eally
Lonrs
Paliceman Diddle
Satctec
Liddle
Crown Prince Escapes Dutch Island Amid Peace Talks
Brussels dispatch reports the former German crown prince Frederick William escaped from Wieringen after signals of a peace treaty. British intelligence later alleged he left for Germany on June 26. Also noted are movie listings and Rome earthquake relief efforts with trains, ambulances, and police guidance continuing for victims.
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Brussels
Associated Press
Fredérics William
Wieringen Sutdig
Amsterdam
The
Soir
Cerumany
Tanlac credited with restoring Mrs Cooper’s health after long illness
Mrs T A Cooper of Los Angeles credits Tanlac with restoring her health after twenty-five years of stomach trouble and heart palpitations. She says she weighed 98 pounds before, rose to 126 with a 28 pound gain, and now eats freely. She praises Tanlac and the accompanying laxative tablets, calling it the finest treatment for stomach trouble. Local drugstores are listed as sellers.
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Tanlae
T. A. Cooper
Iola Iatrest
Los Angeles
Cooper
Iterary
Cicil
Anlye
Myra
Watarth
Tanlac
Geden Sy A. TR
Melnyre Drug Co
Volcano Peak Erupts in Aleutians Seen from Steamer
June reports from Captain J. G. Guptil aboard the Senator describe Shi shalda Peak on Watwak Island erupting on June 23 with dense smoke observed within forty miles. A second Alaskan peak, Mount Bowloff, also seems to have erupted recently.
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Seattle
Wash
Shishalda
Watwak Island
J. G. Guptil
Guptil
Mount Bowloff
Congress Fails to Enact Key Appropriation Bills
Washington June 36 Congress failed to enact the remaining appropriation bills before adjournment and to recess until July 7. House opposition to the conference agreement on the 766 million army appropriation and Democratic obstruction delayed action in both chambers as the Senate weighed the League of Nations. Only the naval appropriation of 64 million was completed, while other measures were pared down or sent to the White House for review.
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Washington
Congress
House
House Democrata
Senate
League of Nations
Wilson
District of Columbia
White House
Ogden schools keep staffing steady with a few resignations
Superintendent H C Johnson says only a few resignations will affect Ogden teaching staff as summer vacancies will be filled by mid July. Miss Mary Keene, sewing supervisor, resigned to leave teaching. Also resignations from Miss Ina Owen, kindergarten instructor, and Miss Jessica Pair, longtime Mound Fort teacher, were accepted. Pair will move to Seattle.
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Ogden Schoos
H. Cg, Johnson
Johnson
Mary Keene
Keene
Innce Owen
Atrueter
Jessia Pair
Mound Fort
Etter
M {Ake
Seattle
Homie City
Harry Nelson 5 Released From War Service
Word from Lt. Harry Nelson, now a first lieutenant in the U S army medical corps, states he has been released from service and will leave for home at once. He has been stationed at Camp Meade Maryland and expects to pass through Chicago briefly before returning to Ogden.
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Harry Nelson
Medical Corps
United States Army
Camp Meade
Maryland
Chicago
Ogden
Work of Red Gauss Red Cross canteen workers aid soldiers
Red Cross canteen workers in the mountain division served 31 315 soldiers sailors and marines in May. They served 53 786 cigarettes and 18 490 sandwiches and 24 174 doughnuts during 116 meals and 1749 lunches. Canteen services included finding work forwarding forgotten items by express and medical attention with Wattons sewn on fountain pens filled.
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Red Cross
Thia City
Enim
Express
CAPT Patterson Witness In Ford Libel Suit
In Jackson Minnesota on July 1 testimony paused until 9 a.m. tomorrow in the trial of A C Tawn ley and Joseph Gilbert on conspiracy to commit disloyalty. Prosecutor E B Nicholan said the state will complete direct testimony tomorrow morning with two key witnesses from Western Union and Postal Telegraph companies. The order restricting commercial business, issued June 12 during a nationwide strike by the Commercial Telegraphers Union, was lifted by E J Manion, president of the Order of Railroad Telegraphers.
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Jackson, Minn
A. C. Tawnley
Joseph Gilbert
EB. H. Nicholan
Tomorr
Nicholas
Western Union and
Postal Telegraph Companies
E. J. Manion
Order of
Railroad Telegraphers
Commercial’ Telegraphers’ Union of America
Field Secretary Explains Order Issued by Mexico
ED FASO Tex July 1 The order blocking drilling on land bought from private owners in Mexico by Americans aligns with Carranza policy toward American interests says Quail field secretary of the National Association for the Protection of American Interests in Mexico He is in El Paso to organize locals with Mexican property stakes in Mexico The Carranza government response remains unclear as U S warnings persist and protest actions cite past embassy channels.
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ED Faso
Tex
Mexico
jAmericana
Carranza
Americana
Fosenh SN
Quail
National Association For the
Lansinz
ST. Louis
Fletcher
Permit Condemnation of Property Rights in Mexico
A legal note states that property rights legally acquired by nationals in Mexico may be condemned under certain conditions. The record emphasizes regulatory authority and due process parameters guiding such actions. It outlines the framework for exercising expropriation or similar measures consistent with law.
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Mexico
Hogs Reach Highest Price Ever In United States
Chicago July report shows hogs selling at $21.75 per hundredweight, a July record surpassing last year’s $19.40. Market gains attributed to strong demand for packing products as U.S. industrial activity boosted hog prices.
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United States
Chicago
British Dirigible R34 to Start Atlantic Crossing
FAST FORTUNE Scotland July 1 The British dirigible R34 is expected to start its attempt to fly across the Atlantic at 2 o'clock Wednesday morning Weather conditions here today were favorable for the beginning of the night.
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Scatland
Atlantic
League Secretary Replies to Borah on Peace League Funding
NEW YORK June 20 Willam H Short secretary of the League to Enforce Peace answers Senator Borah's claim that three fourths of contributions came from big financial interests. Short disputes the charge and defends the league's funding sources and integrity amid the Senate debate on the peace movement.
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New York
Tor
Borah
Senate
League
Willam H. Short
League Statement Highlights Broad Support
The league issued a statement stressing that financial backing was not purely academic as business interests aided the league’s work. The New York Evening Post declined to comment on Senator Borah’s charges that it was purchased by Thomas W. Lamont to push League of Nations propaganda.
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League
Bne
New York Evening Post
Senator Borah
Post
Thomas W. Lamont
League of Nations
Fishermen Entangled in Lies Echo Hope for the Fool
A short proverb style note contrasts poor fishermen caught in deception with a general lesson that hope remains for those who focus on their own affairs. The piece emphasizes restraint and personal responsibility rather to external schemes.
Local MPs Dispute Dividend Portion Details
Local members of parliament discuss the dividend portion of a state scheme, with debate centering on allocations, eligibility, and potential impacts on recipients. Officials from the ministry and opposition parties provide differing interpretations of the figures and timeline.
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