Storage of booze in home not hit by new day bill
Washington Aug 11 Prohibition enforcement legislation advances in Congress as Senate Judiciary Committee weighs the House passed bill. Subcommittee revisions liberalize enforcement while preserving home storage and personal use exemptions, with provisions on non intoxicating beverages and limited public reports.
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Associated Tress
Washington, D. C
Congress
Senate Judiciary Committee
House
Judiciary
Sterling
Republian
Southakota
Fall of
Mexico
Norris
Internal Revenues Commissioner
Department’ of Justice
Ile House
Pomerene Rejects Plumb Plan as Vicious
Senator Pomerene of Ohio, in a public letter to Ohio railroad officials, denounces the Plumb plan for tripartite railroad control as vicious and worse than socialism. He says the public will not approve any plan akin to it and warns it would hurt the people, whether by Wall Street or the proposed method.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Powerene
Democrat
Ohio
Pomerene
Wall Street
Chaos in Chemnitz Food Riots Leaves Dozens Dead
Chemnitz Saxony reports between 60 and 80 soldiers killed and about 200 wounded in food riot fighting on Friday. Ten civilians also killed and 40 wounded. Copenhagen notes about 50 killed and ongoing government action as troops withdraw behind lines and reinforcements arrive. Negotiations with rioters are ongoing.
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Chemnitz
Saxony
Associated Press
Copenhagen
Berlin
Auerswalde-Oberlichtenau
Southern Negroes Urged to Return to Dixie Jobs
Memphis Aug 11 Employers of Negro labor seek Southern born and reared workers returning from northern states. They offer high wages and better living to handle cotton crop, preferring Southern neg roes over northern migrants. A. Lange of Chicago Mill & Lumber says farmers will bear travel expenses for Southern workers from Arkansas and Tennessee to come back.
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Memphis
Enu
Dixie
Chicago
Sins
Arkansas
Tennessee
A. ©. Lange
Chicago Mill & Limber Company
British battleship Renown sighted near Conception Bay
The Renown with the prince of Wales aboard was seen entering Conception Bay from the southern entrance. The Courier offers home delivery before 5:36 PM and urges readers to call 3830 if the paper is late.
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Newfoundland
Southerth
Conceptionay
Allies Debate Roumanians Stay in Budapest Postwar Tension
Paris August 11 reports show Allied leaders reluctant to force Roumanians out of Budapest despite prior inter allied council calls. Debate centers on maintaining Roumanian troops to stabilize the capital amid control tensions over seized Hungarian supplies. Basel dispatch notes Hungarian Communist decree abolishing private property. owners urged to resume management of estates and farming. Counts Teleky and Archduke Joseph move toward Szeged and Budapest talks with Premier Friedrich.
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Associated Press
Paris
Terence
Budapest
Councl
Supreme Council
Hungary
Roumania
Basel
Paul Teleky
Szegedin
Archduke Joseph
Count Teleky
Friederich
College Dean Lashed by Southerner for Alleged Reflections
A Bethany West Virginia incident reports J Milton Hover retiring Bethany College agriculture dean horsewhipped on his porch by William Hill of Brooke County. The assault followed alleged long running attacks on Mr Hill and involvement claimed by the college's three deans and the late president T H Crambled. The Bethany Memorial church pastor Rev George Manifold alerted Will authorities.
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Chicago
Tribune
Bethany
W. Va
J. Milton Hover
Bethany College
William Hill
Point Breeze Farm
Brooke County
Playful Aurora Borealis Disrupts U.S. Telegraphs
An aurora borealis event disrupted telegraph and telephone communications across the United States and Canada, cutting thousands of miles of wire and causing outages as far south as Kansas City and west to Denver.
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Associated Press
New York
United States
Canada
Marine Brigade Returns to Navy Control in Washington
In Washington today the marine brigade of the famous Second Division was moved from War to Navy Department supervision without ceremony. The brigade will parade tomorrow as a essentially Marine Corps affair, reflecting the shift in oversight. In Belleville Illinois reports note few miners resume work as unions call end to strikes, with several unions voting to end their walkouts.
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Washington, D. C
Navy
Belleville
Wilson Refuses to Send Senate Bliss Letter Amid Policy Concerns
President Wilson declines to provide the Senate with a copy of Gen. Bliss's statement on the Shantar element due to confidential references to other governments. He also informs Lodge that supplying all related Paris conference documents would require the entire peace commission file, including material deemed unwise to reveal. Meanwhile, Mexican federal soldiers fire on American patrol planes near Andrada, with no confirmed casualties. Carnegie deaths and donations dominate briefings, highlighting the magnate's extensive philanthropy and sudden end at Shadow Brook in Lenox.
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Washington, D.C
Wilson
Senate
Gen
Bliss
Washington, D. C
Lodge
Foreden Relations
Paris
Commission
League of Nations
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Parig
Germany
Yuma
Ariz
Amerada
Lower California
Mexico
Hare
International Boundary Line
Rockwell Field
San Diego
Cal
Andrada
Lenox
Mass
Andrew ‘Marmegie
Shadow Brook
Rosswell Miller
Carnegie
Lake Malkeenac
Mr. Carnegie
New York
Scotland
Skibo
Dunfermline
Margaret
Roswell Miller
U.S. III
Entorad
Ornegio
Bormilio
Former Soldiers Urge Industrial Training for Skilled Jobs
Washington Aug 11 Former soldiers urge industrial training to curb 2.5 billion annual labor turnover. Col Arthur Woods argues trained programs help discharged service members move into skilled work, boosting efficiency and production. He cites factory cases and a large electrical plant with successful training outlays.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Col
Arthur Woods
Col. Woods
Wife Promises Riot Over Shared Cash in Chicago
Aug. 11 report from Chicago describes Pervas Bar field of Tate refusing to share income with his wife. She telephoned police warning of a riot at S Lu Salle street and Stin ton avenue. Officers responded to the Barfield home but he was not present. Mrs. Barfield was advised to seek court redress.
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Chicago
Pervas Barfield
Tate
Barfield
Tly S Lu
Tiarfield
Mr. Barfield
Tie
Senate approves probe into outrages in Mexico without debate
The Senate adopted a resolution directing the Foreign Relations Committee to investigate outrages against Americans in Mexico and property losses, with a subcommittee including Lodge, Fall and Brandegee to begin work soon. The probe aims to formulate policy and may subpoena witnesses and documents as needed.
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Washington
PD. C
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Mexico
Lodge
New Mexico
Brandegee
Connecticut
Smith
Arizona
Ashhurst
King
Utah
Packing Strikes End as Guards Withdrawn at Stockyards
Packing plant workers at the stockyards return to work after guards are withdrawn in accordance with authorities. No trouble reported between white and black workers as operations resume for the first time in over a week. Labor council officials vow to continue efforts to unionize all packing house employees.
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Chinagg
Ang
Glockyards
Stockyards Labor Council
Shopmen Split Over Demands As Work Resumes In Places
Chicago reports show rail yard strikes easing with some workers returning to duty while others vote to stay out awaiting wage increases. News from Boston New York Clinton Iowa Nes Moines Marshalltown Columbus and beyond notes resumed work at Clinton shops Eagle Grove Val ley Junction and Marshalltown with threatened general strike if September 2 demands are not met.
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Chicago Council
Washington
Boston
New England
New York
Westchester County
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railway
AY S
Clinton
F. Walters
Northwestern Railway
Eagle Grove
Nes Moines
Rock Island
Valley Junction
Federal drive targets high living costs in Chicago and beyond
Chicago and Des Moines reports outline a federal campaign to curb profiteering and high food prices. Key moves include licensing large interstate corporations, indicting packing firms, paging food hoarders, and reestablishing fair price committees with Hoover wartime experience guiding price lists and public disclosures.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Moceting Bureau
Chicago
United States
Washington
Charles F. Clyne
Palmer
Washington,d. C
Congress
Department of Justice
Hoover
Federal Trade Commission
One Dead and 3 Injured in Morning Sun Auto Plunge
Clarence Kaiser of Moline died in a crash near Morning Sun when his car left the road at a bridge entrance. Mrs. Sam Kell of Belle Plaine and Miss Blanche Bainer of Burlington were injured with internal injuries, a broken leg, and a broken ankle respectively. A second car carrying Kaiser's brother and others spotted the wreck upon returning.
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Burlington
Clarence Kaiser
Moline
Sam Kell
Belle Plaine
Blanche Bainer
Kaiser
Iowa City
Greek Peasants Die at Hands of Turkish Gendarmes
Greek peasants near Thanto village in Saloniki are reported killed by Turkish gendarmes and bandits. Athens dispatches note escalating persecution of Christians as Thrace tensions rise amid uncertain casualty figures.
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Thanto
Athens
Dispatches
Thrace
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