Congress Power Not Abbridged By Treaty Of Peace
In Washington, Senator Beckham of Kentucky urged early ratification of the peace treaty, arguing it offers a hopeful path to world peace though not perfect. He warned against treating the league of nations as a partisan issue and rejected claims that article X limits Congress power to declare war.
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Proposition for Hospital Merger Heard by Board
Presbyterian hospital trustees led by W. W. Marsh announced acceptance of Waterloo Hospital association propositions and planned to send a letter of agreement. The merged board will gain greater Waterloo representation as old terms expire, with a drive to raise at least 150,000 dollars for a new hospital on the Presbyterian site.
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Mermaid costume praised in California parade display
A scarlet messaline mermaid costume with wide lace banding was declared one of the most fetching outfits in the California mermaid parade. The association plans bylaws and a constitution to be framed and approved by members before proceeding.
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California
Ciation
Wireless phones used to fight forest fires
Spokane Washington July 22 Cool weather has enabled the forest firefighters to gain on the fires in Montana and Idaho More than 1000 men are fighting the flames that for more than two weeks have swept the many thousand acres of timbered lands Wireless telephones were used yesterday for the first time in fire fighting operations.
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Spokane
Wash
Montana
Idaho
Temperatures Reported For July 22 By Local Station
Readings show a range from 75 to 86 degrees with morning and noon highs. The data reflects typical summer weather for the area, with no extreme heat noted in yesterday’s report.
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Price surge warned as Britain menaces ruin by debt
London July 1 Sir Auckland Geddes British minister of reconstruction warned that food prices next winter could rise to unprecedented levels. He said wages would not rise because money would be sent overseas for food while Britons squandered on frivolities. He blamed increased beer consumption and imports for debt and urged focus on food and raw materials, condemning output limits as lunacy and accusing mills and operators of withholding output to push prices or keep work.
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First German Prisoners Arrive in United States
New York on July 22 two German prisoners of war arrived aboard the transport Agamemnon from Brest. The men, the first to be brought to the United States, were consigned to the director of military intelligence and their identities were not released. War department officials declined to reveal the purpose or final destination, whether Washington D C or Fort Jay on Governor's Island.
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Jisland
First Maid for Former Enemies Leaves Today
New York reports the first mail to Germany and Austria without censorship since peace. The steamship United States will carry the consigned mail to Copenhagen, marking a new phase in postwar postal service.
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New York
Germany
Austria
United States
Copenhag
Post Office Handles Incoming Mail and Newspapers
Dr. D J Jordan superintendent of mails reported 44 ages of letters, 56 sacks of newspapers and 4,000 pieces of registered mail received by noon. Preparations were made to load more sacks onto the ship by truck as they accumulated at the post office.
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Penalties Proposed for Auto Theft in U S
Washington July 22 drastic penalties for stealing of autos are proposed. A Montana man has invented a chick fanobites device. Representative Dyer, Republican Missouri, backs a bill with fines over 4 000 and imprisonment up to ten years or both.
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