Sedition Bill Passes Congress in War Powers Move
Congress approved the final conference report on the sedition bill, sending it to the president for signature. The measure imposes up to twenty years in prison or a $10,000 fine, or both, for disloyal or abusive language about the United States or its allies. The Senate debate extended into the night, with only Representative London opposing the conference report.
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Fixing the Price of Silver Bullion
The article discusses proposals to fix silver bullion prices at a set rate, questioning whether the measure is a millin a price. It notes government and industry intentions to have silver producers sell to the government at the same price as other metals, with differences from steel and copper arising from how prices are set.
Government to seize silver and copper outputs at set price
Officials from silver producers say a pact has been reached to hand over all or most output to the government at 14 to the sovereign. The Pittman bill would allow immediate possession of 360 million silver dollars, while silver certificates would be transferable and the coins melted.
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Olive Tablets Offer Relief For Constipation
An old time remedy claims ease for chronic constipation and torpid liver with olive colored tablets. No griping. calomel avoided. One or two tablets at bedtime said to restore normal liver function and quick, pleasant results.
Pocatello to Train at Military Center Plan
An advertisement indicates Pocatello Idaho will convert a facility into a military training center this summer. Professor Shepherd supported the plan and a July 4 training start is proposed with $44 budget implications and future expandability. The program would cover wireless operation carpentry and machine shop skills.
Phosphate Promises for Nervous Thin People Ad
An old advertisement extols phosphate as a nerve builder and health restorer for thin nervous individuals. It claims gains in weeks, famed as a non habit forming tonic, and lists Culley and Melntyre as city sellers. Cautions against uncorroborated use accompany warnings about safety.
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Grand Jury Probes Copper Deportation Case Staff
Washington May t he Department of Justice investigates deportation of 1188 copper workers from the Isbec and Warren districts last July. The grand jury session in Tucson includes special attorney lay Indictment cases. Officials report forged deportations violated federal law and potential conspiracy charges loom.
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Midnight visits of unknown man terrorize Ames women
Kansas CityMn May reports describe a man dubbed the binder terrorizing women with midnight visits. Police, led by Chief John Tl Ghent, vow to capture the attacker after Catherine M Ritter was found shot in her bedroom and others were choked or threatened. motive appears robbery.
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Maurice Maurice Charges Under Investigation In Commons
In London May Day Parliament spokesman Mr Bonar Law stated two MPs were asked to form a court of inquiry to probe charges against General Frederick J Maurice recently removed from director of military operations at the British War Office. Maurice’s transfer to active duties followed a controversial letter to American news outlets raising questions about Allied leadership. General Velma Radcliffe assumed the directorship amid the shakeup.
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Neighbor Tells Cure for Lumbago Promotional Claim
An advertisement touts Foley Kidney Pills as a remedy for rheumatism and lumbago. A testimonial from a reader describes relief after using two to three bottles, claiming improved kidney function, energy, appetite, and sleep. Don’t neglect kidney trouble. Melntyre Drug Co. advertises.
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Warren Decides to Seek Re election This Fall
Warren announced plans to run again for the United States Senate after Senator Mondell and John W Hay withdrew from the race. Rep. Deming of Citoyenbe pulled out to allow Mondell to seek re election and other candidates likewise stepped aside to consolidate support for Warren.
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Sulphuric Tablets Advertised For Blood Purification
An advertisement touts tablets made from sulphur cream of tartar and calcium sulphide with rare herbs to purify thick sluggish blood. It claims to cleanse the system in months, cure headaches and fevers, aid eliminative organs, and remove poisons with a 60 cent price per package. It urges trials for children and adults and notes sealed tubes available.
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Ostracism for Huns Proposed at Carnegie Hall Meeting
New York May 8 Prussian fright is denounced and American determination to win is stressed at a Lusitania memorial mass meeting at Carnegie Hall under American Defense Society and American Rights League. Theodore Roosevelt and Senator Owen urged ostracism of Germans and allies until they obey international law.
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Pluniers Freedom Proves Shortlived in Salt Lake
Tessie Puts er, who escaped from the county jail on March 28 while acting as a trusty, was arrested in Sacramento and extradited last December. He pleaded guilty to burglary for breaking into the Seirarni-John- Fon drwy toro at Fifth South and Main, stealing drugs. Ardy C. Cook, wanted on a charge of obtaining money by false pretenses, was arrested in Los Angeles. Plainer and two Mexican men escaped custody April 1 and were recaptured by month’s end. Deputy Sheriff W. Ui Srhopne left for California with extradition papers. Shipbuilding has slowed, with a shortage of skilled wood shipwrights and a need to train apprentices for the industry’s future.
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Railroad Wage Increase Expected by McAdoo
Washington May 7 Director General McAdoo to announce decision on railroad wage commission recommendations. Proposes average 20 percent raise across all railroad employes with about 260 million to be added to payrolls. Commission urged universal eight hour day during war and extension afterward, while some pressure seeks to limit boosts for the four brotherhoods.
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Doctor Gave This Run Down Woman Vinol
Flint Michigan woman Clara Smith describes relief after Vinol treatment, noting reduced nervousness and better sleep, in an advertisement promising to restore strength. includes druggist contact in Ogden and national reach.
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Ten Million Tons Of Shipping In Sight
May 8 an enormous appropriation for merchant ship construction will be asked by Chairman Hurley of the Shipping Board to the House Appropriation Committee in presenting estimates for the fiscal year beginning July 2. With all chinyards in operation, it is estimated that more than ten million tons of shipping can be produced in the year. Hurley’s budget for the new year will likely run near 2.6 billion dollars, covering new concrete yards and expanded steel plant work to boost shipbuilding.
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Oil investors urged to buy full stock bundle now
A garbled 1920s sales pitch claims The Oil Man newsletter reveals rich investor tips and royalty payouts. It promises profitable returns by buying stock bundles, warns against partial purchases, and offers a cheap subscription to access continuous monthly dividends and “oil ownership” insights.
Delays in steel deliveries slow wartime shipwork
Officials warn delays in transportation leave shipyards short of steel plates and shapes. Only 60 000 tons arrived last week versus requirements as work continues. Baltimore Drydock and Shipbuilding seeks steel, while Director General Schwab of the Emergency Fleet aims to secure a three to four month supply to motivate rapid production. COAL COMPANY PUNISHED. Washington, May – For supplying a Belgian relief steamer and blee chips with coal exposing crews to submarine risk, the company faced penalties.
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New York and Philadelphia Coalant Coke Ordered to Pay 41000
The UL administration ordered Coalant Coke Company to contribute 41000 to the Belgian relief commission and suspend operation for the days beginning May 9. The company will charge $1.95 per porizon of the low grade fuel delivered.
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