Prohibition Officials Foresee Quick Beer Market Return
Washington and Baltimore report rapidly shaping plans to enforce wartime ban while permitting 2.75 and 3.75 percent beers under court decisions. Attorney General Palmer warns of immediate actions against violators as DOJ tests boundaries of intoxicating beverage definitions and states consider July timelines for enforcement transition.
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Associated Press
Washington
TD. C
Loase
Judiciary Committee
Baltimore
John C. Rose
United States District Court
Standard Brewery, Incorporated
Ding
Deadly quake rocks Florence area with 127 dead
A major earthquake near Florence in Tuscany on Sunday caused 127 deaths and thousands injured. Vicchio bore the worst damage while Borgo San Lorenzo and surrounding towns suffered collapsed stations, churches, and factories. Red Cross and military aid moved to the zone as communications broke down. Transport to hospitals proved difficult. improvised care sprang up in fields and roads. Over 1,000 houses were badly damaged, with Giotto's Regello birthplace home and San Lorenzo church walls damaged but art intact. King Victor Emmanuel toured the quake region amid cheers.
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Associated Press
Rome
Tuscany
Florence
Vicchio
Borgo i San Lorenzo
Appenine
Arezzo
Muzelle
Siena
Red Cross
Regello
Giotto
Krupp Works Liquidation Partly in Employes Favor
Munich reports the Krupp works are being liquidated partly for the benefit of the employees after severe losses since the revolution. American capitalists were seen as possible buyers to form a German American works but the plan collapsed due to conditions. A London dispatch claimed Americans had bought Krupp and other Bavarian industries.
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Krupp
Associated Press
Munich
London
Stars and Stripes Quoted by Hitchcock in Debate on League
In the senate debate on the league of nations Senator Hitchcock Nebraska ranking Democrat quoted the Stars and Stripes as reflecting soldiers abroad and popular sentiment in favor of the league. Senators questioned control of the Stars and Stripes by the war department.
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Stars and Stripes
Hitchcock
Associated Press
Washington
D. C
League of Nations
Senate
Nebraska
Foreign Relations Committee
American Expeditionary Forces
League
War Department
Poindexter
Gerry
Rhode Island
Paris
Germany Willing Now That Hollweg Stand Trial
Berlin reports that ex chancellor Frieobald von Bethmann Hollweg offered to surrender for trial by the allies on May 20 1913 but withdrew at the government’s request since Germans accused of war crimes should be tried locally or by German judges. Now after peace is signed and extraditions agreed the act is viewed as a personal gesture and the government does not object.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Frieobald von Bethmann-Hollweg
Entente
1 800 Wire Workers Strike in Pacific Northwest
About 1 800 to 3 000 IBEW members across Washington and Oregon walked out in a sympathy strike this morning. The action aligns with earlier stoppages by California and Nevada electrical workers. The report cites ward records given to Secretary Charles P Ford. San Felice Cigars 3 for 20c appears in the ad section.
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Pacific Northwest
Associated Press
Springfield
Washington
Oregon
Electrical Workers Union
Ward
Charles P. Ford
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
California
Nevada
German Acts Responsible For Harsh Terms Says Munich Socialist Paper
Hamburg taken without fight by federal men. The Munich Post, a Majority Socialist paper, argues German leaders bear responsibility for losses from the peace terms. It says once Germans know the facts they will demand moderation and clemency from the victors. The piece notes occupation ends, and calls for a humane modification of the terms.
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Munich
Hamburg
Berne
Switzerland
Munich Post
Germany
Unis
London
von Lettaw-Var
Copenahgen
Atlantic Fleet To Escort Wilson's Vessel Into Port
Washington dispatch says ten battleships sail to meet President Wilson as he arrives aboard the George Washington in New York. The welcoming fleet will escort the ship into port with Admiral Wilson’s flagship Pennsylvanian. Secretaries Daniels and Baker travel from Washington to greet the president. The address will be brief and not cover the peace treaty or league of nations. Officials expect the treaty to be submitted to the Senate next Tuesday or Wednesday. Afterward Wilson begins a nationwide tour urging ratification and the league covenant.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Wilson
New York
George Washington
Pennsylvania
Daniels
Baker
Washington
White House
League of Nations
Senate
Lettish Premier Returns to Power After Refuge in Libau
In Libau harbor since April 16, Lettish Premier Ullman and his cabinet landed in Ibau on June 27 and resumed control of the Lettish government. The new wartime alcohol policy leaves bars and hotels facing 2.74 to 2.76 percent limits, with many saloonkeepers quitting. In Chicago, July 1 celebrations after the liquor law change see record drunken revelry as city saloons close at midnight.
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Associated Frees
Paris
Libau Harbor
Ullman
Ibau
Lettish
New York
Iman
Needra
Bert
Hoover
Inter-Al- Cafes
Palmér
Huntdreds
Hottel
Chicago
Rail Union Key Men to Resume W U and Postal Messages
St Louis July 1 Members of the Order of Railroad Telegraphers were notified to resume handling Western Union and Postal Telegraph company business, lifting the ban that began June 12 during the nationwide Commercial Telegraphers' Union strike. About 80 000 members were told to avoid express business redirected to railroad offices by commercial firms.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Order of
Railroad Telegraphers
Western Union and
Postal Telegraph Companies
E. J. Manion
Commercial Telegraphers' Union of America
Borah Charges Morgan Co Campaign For League Propaganda
Senator Borah of Idaho accused Thomas W. Lamont for Morgan interests of buying the New York Evening Post to push league of nations propaganda. He claimed big financial interests aim to exploit Europe’s resources and bind the United States to underwrite investments.
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Washington, D. C
Borah
Idaho
Senate
Thomas W. Lamont
Morgan
New York Evening Post
League] of Nations
Europe
United States
Balloon Ocean Flight Set To Begin Tomorrow Morning
East Fortune Scotland July 11 The British dirigible B 34 is expected to start its bid to cross the Atlantic at 2 o clock tomorrow morning Weather today favorable for the launch Commander Scott said he was optimistic after yesterday s gloom The craft work and motor overhaul finished last night gasoline tanks are being fitted today and crew food is aboard
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Associated Press
East Fortune
Scotland
Atlantic
Scott
Sinclair Gulf Oil to Double Capital Plans Big Increase
Sinclair Oil & Refining directors call a July 18 special meeting to authorize increasing capitalization from 1,500,400 to 2,500,000 shares. Sinclair Gulf shareholders will vote on boosting capitalization from 1,000,000 to 27,000,000 shares. No public offering expected.
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Sinclair Gulf Oil
New York
Sinclair Oil & Refining Company
Sinclair Gulf, Corporation
Barleycorn Funeral at Centenary to Be Assisted by Bryan
The funeral of John Barleycorn at the Methodist centenary exposition in Columbus, Ohio, will be led by former Secretary of State Bryan on a camel, described as the first and signal prohibitionist. Alonzo Wilson, director of special events, notes the camel as a notable element of the procession.
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Barleycorn
Centenary
Bryan
Associated Press
Columbus
W. F. Bryan
John Barleycorn
Alonzo Wilson
Poleco Votes Hard Roads and Bonds in Iowa Counties
Des Moines reports from July 1 show Polk, Dickinson, and Osceola counties voting in favor of hard surface roads and related bonds while Tama County rejects the plan by about two to one. Story County opposed. Des Moines rural areas lean yes. Tama cites Lincoln Highway routing clash as a driver of opposition.
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Des Moines
Polk, Dickinson
Osceola
Taima County
Frst
Polk County
Dickinson County
Tama
Toledo
Tribune Editor Shifts View on Mexican Intervention
Associated Press report from Mount Clemens Michigan notes Gent. Joseph Medill Patterson testifying in a $1,000,000 libel suit against the Chicago Daily Tribune. Patterson, associate editor with Col. R. R. McCormick, recalls Tribune stance in 1911 favoring Mexican self-rule, later endorsing intervention as violence rose for U.S. and Mexican interests.
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Associated Press
Mount Clemens
Mich
Joseph Medill Patterson
Henry
Chicago Daily Tribune
Col
R. R. McCormick
The
Tribune
Patteronm
United States
Mexico
Teat Royalists Plan Rescue of Crown Prince
German counter revolutionaries allegedly prepare a motor launch to return the former crown prince Wilhelm to command German forces. Dutch queen cautions against revolt from hospitality hub Holland. Reports claim he leased the Wieringen parsonage again. escape claims lack confirmation. Aide denies island escape. Amsterdam message notes possible Sunday breakout.
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Associated Presse
London
Amsterdam
Wieringen
Paris
Brussels
Sar
Sherman Replies to Illinois Foe Shows Honest Style
New York July 1 The Tele Bransys reports United States Senator Lawrence Y Sherman as a blunt, forceful partisan. An Illinois man accused him of attacking the president in the senate and calling him an ass. Sherman answered in kind, defending his independence and firing back with a firm retort.
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New York
United States
Lawrence
Sherman
Shermans
Alisolas
Senate
Lawrence Y. Sherman
Chicago Mooney central strike calls July protest
Chicago Mooney central strike committee issues a proclamation to 1 569 unions with 206 000 members to peacefully cease work July 4 5 6 and 7 in protest of Mooney and Billings new trials. A mail referendum reportedly showed over 90 percent in favor of the strike. Paris reports Belgium and Holland diverging views on treaty questions, an international commission to study them with delegates from the five great powers and Belgium and Holland.
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Chicago
Mooney Body
Holland
Belgium
Commission
Chicago Mooney Central Strike Committee
Mooney and
Billings
Paris
Anti Reds Advance With Moscow Goal Kharkov Battle
Anti Bolshevik forces push toward Moscow after winning a Kharkov clash. Bolsheviks report defeats at Kharkov Ekaterinoslav while Turkish delegates plan to return home Thursday. Wounding of G W Mervin improves as bail for R E W McGraw set at two thousand dollars.
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Moscow
Kharkov
Associated Press
London
Kursk
Voronezh
Investia
Ekaterinoslav
Chaplain Robb Arrives From Oskaloosa for Talk at Church
Winfred Robb chaplain of the One Hundred Sixty eighth Rainbow division arrived in the city from Oskaloosa. He will deliver a lecture this evening at First Congregational Church under Central Christian church auspices.
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Robb
Winfred Robb
Rainbow Division
Oskaloosa
First Congregational Church
Central Christian Church
Wild rioting in East Dubuque prompts saloon closures
East Dubuque Illinois across the river from Dubuque quieted after a night of rioting. The town marshal E T Liddle faced a crowd resisting arrest and was nearly lynched. Saloons were ordered to close at sunset amid threats to burn the fire station and jail. Five Johnson dates set in New England by the League for the Preservation of American Independence.
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Dubuque
Minois
E. T. Liddle
Liddle
Johnson
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
New England
Senator Johnson
California
League For the Preservation of American Independence
Nine Die in Dunkirk Westerner Train Crash
Nine people are known dead and over 40 injured after a rear-end collision between NY Central trains No. 41 and No. 7 the Westerner at Dunkirk Third Street station at 2:20 am. Engineers and a fireman aboard the Westerner are killed. rescue efforts continue for possible additional bodies.
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Associaten
Dunkirk
New York Central
Third Street
Brooks Memorial Hospital
Washington, D
Gentral
Pullmans
C. Crowley
Dun_kirk
rail+ road administration
Buffalo Yards
Dwkirk
Traip
Chicago Raises Employes Near Strike Solution
Chicago officials near resolving city wage disputes after midnight action raising wages for all city workers union scale agreed for organized skilled and unskilled labor. Separate tuberculosis eradication effort in cattle across 44 states announced by Dr J J Lintner in Illinois. Holiday Nutmargarine ads remind delivery before 5:36 pm. customer service numbers listed.
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Associated Press
Chicago
B. Batele
J. J. Lintner
Illinois
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