Electric Roads Commission Holds Lively Session
WABBINGTON July 94 Former Mansuchu governor E N Feed testified on government ownership and private operation of transit lines. Interborough Rapid Transit counsel Jamon GL Quack denounced “nonsense” and urged action, while Edison’s letter urged fair play amid changing times. Feed predicted fare increases and possible public ownership, citing wartime controls and recent fare trends as evidence.
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Senators Try To Hamstring The President
Washington July 14 Republicans and Democrats debate treating a proposed treaty with France and a separate pact with Germany. The fight centers on interpretation of ratification procedures and whether the president’s stance constrains Senate action. Leaders pushed a resolution to submit the treaty for immediate Senate consideration, while others urged caution and midcourse options amid partisan dispute.
Winds Continue In Fire District Amid Strong Weekend Blazes
Reports from western Michigan describe ongoing wind driven fires across the region. Teams battled large blazes as residents were urged to remain vigilant and shelter in place amid shifting conditions. More than 200 members of HM joined efforts alongside local crews to contain spreading flames and protect communities.
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Referendum on Prohibition Petition Plans Across States
Petitions for a referendum on the constitutional amendment to national prohibition will be filed within 24 to 48 hours in Maine Michigan Missouri and Nevada. The association’s lawyer says the referendum right faces conflicting court rulings and could go to the US Supreme Court. Courts in Oregon Utah and Idaho have ruled the right does not apply to ratification efforts, while Washington and Ohio have allowed it. An appeal to the Supreme Court is planned if necessary.
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Bayer Cross on Genuine Aspirin Bold Safety Claim
A damaged note touts Bayer Cross on genuine aspirin with warnings about safety and directions for use. It urges buyers to choose undamaged Bayer packaging and mentions aspirin as a remedy for headaches toothaches and colds, noting price and package sizes.
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Endorse League Ad Achievement Blasts War Prevention
New York on July 4 quotes Louis Marshall head of the Jewish delegation to the peace conference. He praises the league as the only means of preventing war and asserts support for civil religious and political rights for eastern European minorities. He notes the Paris mission aimed to secure full rights and that the problem was satisfactorily worked out.
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Free Gold Market Restored by Bank and SA Firms
London reports a tram market for gold reestablished by an agreement between the Bank of England and South African gold mining companies. Export restrictions lifted on wartime gold, enabling purchases domestically via new channels for experimental replacements. price indicated at eighty five shillings per ounce, with later notes of seventy seven shillings. Coal price increases and salt lake notices signal broader market adjustments.
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Kolchak Pledged Support Across Six Districts
In Om sk and Adyolrat Kelehak officials report Feitay duty 11 Moedgea support for Kolchak in the flake against the hotehevixt. Representing six Wuaatau Matricts, the Clagsitird Ads present the formal endorsement to the MbEsesan Government.
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French Soldiers in Sofia Deal With Bulgarian Attack
Geneva reported July 24 that a French regiment arrived in Sofia to quell Bulgarian tensions after an attack on French troops. Paris dispatches described a three hour fusillade near Lom Palanka on the Danube as the regiment landed. three French soldiers were killed.
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Freezone Corn Doctor Promises Painless Removal
Advert says Freezone costs only a few cents and stops pain instantly. Apply a few drops to corns or calluses, then lift them off root and all without pain. Sold at drug stores.
De Valera speaks on Irish freedom in Salt Lake visit
Irish premier Eamon de Valera addressed about 260 Utah residents and Irish sympathizers at the Motel Utah gathering. He spoke on Ireland's independence, urged support, and was introduced by Dean Leary of the University of Utah. The visit included a luncheon, organ recital, and sightseeing with Utah officials present.
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De Valera Seeks Irish Independence Aid in U S Tour
The visit follows a Salt Lake reception for Eamon De Valera as he travels the United States to rally sympathy for Ireland and its cause. He outlined aims to win recognition of an Irish republic and explain the league of nations framework. De Valera warned that Sinn Fein currently dominates Ireland and would demand full independence, with ongoing resistance to British rule.
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Richfield Dentist Dies After Appendectomy
Seowmiller Jaunus Seowmiller a Richfield dentist died at 44 yesterday after an appendectomy performed July 13. His condition had seemed favorable for five days before complications developed, ending his life. He was the seventh son of William and Mary Laidlow Seegmil and was born April 14, 1881, in Richfield. He studied locally and at Brigham Young University, graduating with ...
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Young Negro Lynched For Attacking Woman in Gilmer Texas
A mob in Gilmer Texas hanged a young Black man identified as Chillon Jennings after he confessed to attacking a white woman. Authorities say a sheriff posse captured him near Gilmer, jail doors were broken, and he was dragged to the courthouse square where he was hanged. The woman remains in critical condition.
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Cardinal Gibbons Forecasts League Will Be Accepted
Cardinal Gibbons forecasts the League of Nations will be adopted and provide a just peace without sacrificing American sovereignty. He says early adoption will bring intense joy across the United States, transcending party lines and easing fears of war. Anticipated by critics, his statement emphasizes unity and lasting peace.
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Coal Users Th Buy Prod ugtar Not Be Ming
Washington July 24 George Cushing managing director of American Wholesale Coal Association told the House Rules Committee the public would be to blame for a possible coal famine. He said there is coal in the ground and at his firm but unless more of the country buys it will not be mined. Washington July 4 Democratic members of the House War Judiciary Committee declined to join Republicans in recommending tariff-free importation of chemical glassware and apparatus, favoring a licensing system for imports. Delay Prohibition Washington July 24 progress law enforcement legislation stalled as Judiciary Subcommittee lacked a quorum. enforcement bill not taken up before Monday.
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