Senate UK's anti beer bill amended to curb warrantless searches
Washington reports the Campbell-Wills anti beer bill passed 38 to 20 with an amendment making prohibition officers who conduct searches without warrants liable to fines and imprisonment. The measure also criminalizes impersonation by officers and cites concerns over citizen rights under the dry law.
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Kentucky
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Utah
Sterling
South Dakota
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Notable Prisoner Release Clarified in Russia
The report mentions Corporal Themistablewood of San Francisco X B Katamationo of Cine Wisconsin and Monty J La Mare of New York with no clear context. It notes an American engineer Royal CG Keely, released from prison, is believed to still be in Russia.
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San Francisco
X. B. Katamationo
Ecine, Wis
Monty J. la Mare
New York
Royal CG Keely
Russia
Penny Foresaw Walkout Hits Pennsylvania Railroad
Officials and labor leaders expect a nationwide strike to halt the Pennsylvania Railroad system. The company mobilizes 168000 workers, strikebreakers, and supply trains. college students valued as subs are ready to step in if needed.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Italko
Upgent
College
Six Yankees Are Freed Reval Report
Reval informs the American consulate that six Americans imprisoned in Russia have been released and will arrive at Cambridge near Navva Bethouia today. Capt Manet Kilpatelek of Union Town, Alact Pir, Westin H Estes of Brooklyn, Willan Kiék of Brooklyn are listed among them.
White Eyes Governorship In Ohio Not Yet Declared
George White, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, says he is not a candidate for Ohio governor at this time. He notes the matter is under consideration with mental reservation and that September or October conferences may decide his candidacy.
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N. Y
Auge
George White
Demmocratic National Committee
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Bret
White
Ohie
Held as mail defrauder in Chicago Aug
Edward W Altz of Cleveland was held on bonds of 10000 before US Commissioner James R K Glace on charges of using the mails to defraud and aiding others at the meeting of several Cleveland business concerns. Bishop McDonnell Dead in Brentwood Md Aug 1 Right Rev Charles Edward McDonell head of the Brooklyn diocese died at the convent of the Sisters of St Joseph.
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Edward W. Altz
Cleveland
United States
James RK. Glace
McDonnell
Brentwood
N. Md
Charles Edward McDonell
Brooklyn
Sisters of St. Joseph
Blacksmith McKeown Freed by British Despite Exclusion
John J. McKeown, Irish republican parliament member for Longford and West Meath, was freed from prison after an exception to the release of detained MPs. Dublin Castle said the decision came from Dublin, not a British cabinet ruling, prompting Eamon de Valera to threaten if detention continued. McKeown, a Ballina blacksmith, had been convicted by a court martial for the murder of District Inspector McGraw and was singled out as a controversial figure amid peace negotiations.
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John J. McKeown
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McGraw
Eamonn de Valera
Dublin Castle
Longford
West Meath
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Boy Confesses Accidental Shot Led to Double Homicide
In Booneville teen Willie DeFendell confesses he shot his mother twice after an initial accidental discharge while hunting squirrels. He says he did not want her to suffer, but officials doubt the confession. The story follows tensions with his brother Dotile and the family arrest. A second item notes an ancient mummy exhibit in London at the University Egyptology section.
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Vernor Kriekhaus
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Britain and Germany Backed by Britain Welcomes U S Ambassador
In Paris the supreme council discussions on Upper Silesia see Britain and France clashing while Sir Cedric Hurst echoes British aims. Premier Briand and Lloyd George welcome Ambassador Hervey as U S representative. Separately a 97 year old near Augusta Missouri reportedly cuts teeth for the third time as four new teeth emerge.
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U. S
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Paris
Upper Silesia
Supreme Council of All History
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Ceélt Hurst
Germany
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Dede
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George Ape
America
Cognell
Sheriff Fails to Arrest Governor in First Brush
Langemen county Sheriff Mester visited Governor Len Saal at the capitol seeking arrest but left empty handed after a cordial meeting. The governor cited constitutional duty and refused to submit to court processes, asserting executive immunity above the judiciary.
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Mester
Langemen County
Len Saal
Judicial oath conflict over state government duties
A quoted official asserts an oath to uphold the constitution and refuses to allow interference with duties. The speaker states loyalty to the field of government branches and rejects personal preference in exercising lawful authority during tenure under the oath.
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Greatest Exodus in History Moves Russians from Poverty
Six million Russians are reported moving out of peacetime poverty areas in Thussia. State Department officials abroad note this as the largest displacement in history. Russian commission head Chatman Kemenes estimates aid needs reach 1.476 billion pounds of breadstuff for the ten districts most distressed.
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Peetlence
Thussia
State Department
Chatman Kemenes
All Riesian Commission
Fifty Yugoslav Deputies Seized in Belgrade Blast
In Belgrade, fifty Yugoslav chamber deputies were arrested after immunity was lifted. Police raid followed a major crackdown tied to the recent assassination attempt on Prince Alexander of Serbia. Riot conditions reported at various districts as investigators probe the source of illegal moonshine and related disturbances.
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Belgrade
Ecouminmatet
Jugo-Slav Chamber of Deputies
Keen Alexander
Tax revision under way as corporate returns seen shrinking
Washington forecast shows revised revenue law likely to cut corporate taxes and alter excess profits rates. Estimates place corporate returns this fiscal year around 1.198 billion dollars with a projected drop to about 750 million under the new plan, and 748 million if effective last January.
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Ways and Nens
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Treasury
Locks Self in Office at Springfield
A man locked himself in an office in Springfield to surrender to the sheriff. Police surrounded the building and negotiated for several hours before he agreed to come out. He surrendered peacefully and cooperated with authorities.
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Sheriff Plans to Arrest Governor on Embezzlement Charge
Sheriff Mester and deputies attempted to arrest Governor Small at his Springfield office. Small refused to come out as deputies locked exits. The governor has been indicted by the grand jury for embezzling state funds during a road tour.
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Evening Journal
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Mester
Sherffs
Governor Small
Small
Grand
Spelad
Alien Custodian Accused Faces Senate Finance Committee
A. AS charged former athletic property custodian and his associate with etherme related crimes. The custodian claimed to hold a elah over opposition plans, and an embargo was attempted on two companies. The federal court later found the firms owned by native American citizens.
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Atlets
Aed
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Ain Garvan
Jobless Burn Lumber Yard Fight In London
Fragmentary report describes a riot at a London lumber yard tied to a dispute over work. One person killed and several injured as gangs clashed near an oil storage area. police responded but full details remain unclear.
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