Steadying Hand of U. S. Roads Urged as Congress Plan
Washington officials report Congress faces need to steady railroads. Forney Johnston, advisor for the Warfield 6 percent plan, argues that without government action railroads risk bankruptcy or forced ownership. He says the plan would fix rates to guarantee a minimum 6 percent return and share surplus with workers and publics.
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Connaught Monarchy Choice Stirred by Prague Socialists
An Associated Press dispatch from Geneva reports Prague’s Pravda organ of the Czech Socialists claims a large faction under Deputy Duke supports a monarchy for Czecho Slovakia. The duke of Connaught is named as the preferred monarch, though he is likely unaware of the honor and no negotiations have begun. The piece links the movement to Archduke Joseph’s rise in Hungary and the replacement of Ada Kun as head of Hungary’s Communist government.
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Hungary
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Food boycott urged to cut cost of living
Seattle August message urges a nationwide boycott of butter eggs milk and meat until prices reach reasonable levels. The call goes to National Housewives league members and similar groups nationwide from the Seattle timekeepers league. Mass meetings and parades in protest against high prices are recommended. Holiday Nutimargarine brand noted in ad text.
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New York
National Housewives League
United States
Pimekeepers League
Price sway over more than food sought
Federal authorities seized 283,000 pounds of cotton stored in a warehouse. Office actions contemplate extending food act controls to other necessities, with penalties for violations and enforcement beyond peace terms. Investigations target profiteers and verbalGentlemen agreements among dealers.
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Wilson
House Agricultural Committee
Palmer
Chicago
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United, States
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W. B. Barney
Bela Kun Seeks Restoring Shantung Talks in Europe
Geneva dispatch says Bela Kun will be tried for killings in Hungary and extradition resisted by Japan. Tokio discusses Shantung restitution to China with statements from premier and foreign minister. US anti-Japanese sentiment noted amid calls for faster restitution and clearer policy. President to meet Senate Foreign Relations Tuesday with stenographer present to record proceedings.
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Grasshopper Remedy At Tipton For Hens Use
Farmers in Tipton Indiana are testing a simple device by Count Agent Girard to trap grasshoppers in clover fields. The machine catches hoppers in a cage and can be emptied, with the insects used as poultry feed. It can pass through fields without crop damage.
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Tipton Cou
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Tipton County
Aged Widow Slayer Sentenced in Chicago Case
Mrs. Vera Trepagnisi, aged widow, was sentenced by Judge Theodore Brantano to a term of one year to life in the penitentiary for the slaying of Pau Frederick Volland. Attorney Lao S. Leboski secured a 15 day stay to appeal to the supreme court. she remained in county jail awaiting further action after the ruling.
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Vera Trepagnisi
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Frederick Volland
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Theodore Brantano
Lao S. Leboski
Supreme Court
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The World War Its Lessons And Reactions
Col Theodore Roosevelt presents reflections on the World War with lessons and reactions. The evening chapter will appear in tomorrow's issue, continuing the analysis and insights from the former president.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Training and Experiences of the First American Contin Ken
A feature outlines the training and experiences of Ken, the first American in the field, presenting a decisive narrative on perseverance and skill development. The article highlights pivotal moments shaping his career and the broader implications for the profession.
Indiana Whiskey Stock Piles As Prohibition Blocks Trade
Indianapolis August 13. Indiana public warehouses hold about 3 500 000 gallons of whisky under national prohibition. It cannot be shipped or sold except for medicinal sacramental or experimental use, forcing constant security and inspection to prevent leakage and loss tax at $6 40 per gallon. The loss is treated as consumption.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Iinliana
Pete J. Kroger
Internal Revenue
Indiana
Re-Enlistments Drive 68,000 Into Regular Army
Washington on August 11 AP reports the first hundred thousand recruits secured for the permanent regular army. Gen March, chief of staff, says more than 68,000 are re-enlistments. It is estimated that five in every hundred men discharged since the recruiting began have chosen to re-enter the army.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
March
Diplomats Favor Calming Assurances From Country
Diplomats argue the nation should be reassured by steady assurances from officials. They urge measured statements to reduce tension and avoid missteps on delicate international issues.
Chicago Shopmen Vote to Return to Their Tasks
New Haven reports striking workers of the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad will resume duties on Monday after a nine hour meeting resolved to end the strike. Chicago district officers approved the return, with international leaders to set the exact hour. Boston expects normal service to resume soon as thousands of shopmen and mechanics return to work following wage demands.
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New York, New Haven & Hartford
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Chicago
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Trolley Lines Insure Against Riot Damage
Chicago August 13 The Cleveland and Railway Company took out what is said to be the largest policy ever written for 10,110,000 against riot and civil commotion. The premium was 57,010. Insurance agents report riots and civil commotion risks are being sought by large industries.
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Chicago
Cleveand Railways Company
Laral Iurdustries
Harvesters Prey Bandits Nabbed After Train Hold Up
Local reports state eleven bandits robbed harvest hands on a passenger train near Whendale. Victims were ordered to expose to the rain, stripped, and herded into a ravine before clothes were taken away. A boy witnessed the event, alerting the sheriff. a posse captured the men outside Oakes.
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Biter
Oakes
Wanagers Witnesses in Trolley Hearings by U S Commission
Testimony was heard by a U S Commission panel on trolley issues. Included were Mayor Phempson and Mayor Roeper of Norfolk, a San Francisco representative, Commissioner Rhea of Virginia, and other city officials.
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Chien
Roeper
Norfolk
Miayne Rolfe
San Francisco
Riot at Sinn Car Plant Affects Pennsylvania Strike
Report from Ruler, Pa notes unrest at Sinn Car plant as protests by striking workers escalate. State troopers were summoned for crowd control on the tenth day of the strike, marking the first significant disturbance in the dispute.
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Courier Delivery Notice for Late Papers
The Courier should be delivered at your name before one o clock. If through carrier error or other cause you fail to receive your paper by that time, please phone 3330 and a copy will be sent. Chong calls must reach this office before 6 30 p.m.
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Daylight repeal vetoed for second time by Wilson
President Wilson vetoed the daylight saving repeal again, citing war production needs and farm convenience. He warned Congress that balancing industrial needs against farmers’ interests led him to withhold signature. The message was read in the House after adjournment without the veto read.
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Ohio Indicts 10 Food Men as Violators in Anti-Trust Case
A grand jury in Cleveland returns indictments charging 10 Ohio food dealers and executives from Consolidated Fruit Auction Co. with anti trust and storage violations. Gov Cox and AG Price announce warrants in Columbus and seek seizure of 200000 pounds of meat and poultry held in cold storage. Palmer urged federal action based on evidence from state dairy and food inspectors.
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James M. Cox
John Price
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United States
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Cox
Palmer
Atute Dairy Air Food Department
Chicago
Ilinois
Wool Goods Demand Strong Signals In Market
The Associated Press reports a firm wool market with strong demand and steady prices across grades. London auction strength appears to support US buyers, while manufacturers face high demand yet hold back orders. Few wool purchases occurred in the western region this week. Miners in Springfield push for a large union, led by Frank Farrington of slate miners, as the strike continues.
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Commerce In Bulletin
London
Associated Fees
Springfield
Canada
Frank Farrington
Pittsburgh Streetcar Strike Grips City Again
Pittsburgh faces a second streetcar strike in under four months as 10,000 motormen and conductors walk out after midnight. The workers demand a 12 cent hourly wage rise, while the receivers cite a War Labor Board ruling granting about five cents more, keeping the dispute unsettled.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Railways Company
War Labor Board
Dent Ford libel verdict in Tribune suit
The jury sided with Ford Motor Co in a libel case against the Chicago Tribune, awarding six cents in damages after three months of testimony. The trial featured Ford and Edsel Ford, Tribune editors, educators, and clergymen. The case follows a Roosevelt precedent, with a lengthy deliberation that stretched into the night. A Senate panel meanwhile authorized a coal price inquiry to probe production and market factors.
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Kenny Ford
Chicago Tribune
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Edsel
Notaine
Roosevelt
Reservations Delay Treaty Vote Plans Stir Senate
Washington Aug 15 Associated Press Republicans advocate quick ratification of the peace treaty with reservations as Democrats align for a prompt committee advancement. Senator Hitchcock Nebraska admin leader disclaims a part in new maneuvers while moves by Lodge and McNary draft reservations signal a split on the league of nations provisions. Negotiations grow direct and swift conferences unfold as independent action threatens if no early report is possible.
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Wilson
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Lodge
Will
Cress
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
White House
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Whitehouse
Germany
United States
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Surplus Army Blankets for Public Sale Announced
Washington reports the War Department offers its surplus wool cotton and mixed fabric blankets to the public about 2,000,000 units available. Individuals may buy one or more blankets up to a personal limit, with 16 designated sale centers and additional community routes. Prices range from 6 dollars for new wool to 1.28 dollars for reclaimed cotton, with bulk lots cheaper.
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