Henry Ford Not Anarchistic, Says Bishop Williams
Mount Clemens Michigan July 26 Bishop Charles D Williams of Detroit an Episcopal minister and lecturer testified in Ford s 1 000 000 libel suit against the Chicago Daily Tribune He refuted that Ford s ideas were anarchistic noting that the Bible teaches love thy neighbor and that Ford s writings could be Christian teachings not anarchistic He would not label Ford an anarchist unless proven his propaganda aimed to promote anarchy
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Austria Faces Famine and Bankruptcy Pressure
Vienna reports the Austrian peace terms shock the public as the nation, halved in size and population, braces for winter famine. The Neue Freie Presse argues allies seek bankruptcy to claim reparations, while Karl Renner calls the settlement an American duel forcing Austria to show non existent assets within ten days.
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Efforts to Stop Electrocution in Nebraska Case
Legal action from Lincoln seeks to halt the Sept 19 execution of Alson B. Cole of Palmer for the July 4 1917 murder of Mrs Lulu Vogt near Elba. A writ of habeas corpus claims the guilty verdict is void due to improper evidence presented to jurors.
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New Cuban Party Formed To Oppose Foreign Interference
A new Cuban party was formed in Havana on Thursday July 24 with a platform opposed to foreign interference. Sponsors are prominent Liberal and Conservative figures who have long opposed the Platt amendment and urged their parties to resist American involvement in Cuba’s internal affairs.
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Agricultural Bill Signed by Wilson in Washington
President Wilson signed the agricultural appropriation bill in Washington after Congress had eliminated the daylight saving repeal and vetoed no original measure. The Associated Press reports the action occurred in late July with no new daylight policy enacted.
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Heir to Million Faces Brutality Claims in France
New York July 25 Frank Hutches Smith heir to 1,000,000 faced accusations of brutality as a prison official in France. He was court martialed and dishonorably discharged while in charge of Yankee police in Paris. His wife Marguerite Mitchell Smith filed for divorce in San Diego, citing cruel and inhuman treatment and jealousy. She seeks alimony and legal costs as the couple’s split unfolds.
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Marine Strike Settlement Foreseen After Talks
The Associated Press reports that settlement of the marine workers strike was expected to be announced to Raymond B Stevens vice chairman of the United States Shipping Board after Monday talks with seamen and operators. Terms likely include American seamen first and union second, with a working arrangement in place. Striking crews will volunteer for Reef of cattle boats aiding shipment of 4,600 cows to the French government with vessels at Bayonet and Newport News, Va.
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Federal Judge Rules Beer Over One Half Percent Illegal
Federal Judge Page ruled that brewing and selling malt beverages with more than one half of one percent alcohol is illegal. He overruled the Stenson Brewing company’s demurrer to the government’s bill of information, stating Congress intended to prohibit beer above the statutory alcohol limit.
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Federal Prisoners Remain in Cells at Leavenworth
Leavenworth Kansas July 25 prisoners at the United States disciplinary barracks remained in their cells this morning with no attempt by officials to move them to work. Col Sedgwick Rice, commander, said when authorities are ready to resume work he expects no trouble.
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Platinum Sold for 105 Dollars an Ounce by Army
Thirteen thousand ounces of platinum were sold by the army ordnance department for 1,365,000 dollars. The mineral was withdrawn from the assay office and sold at 105 dollars per ounce. A silent bit effective salesman to “Por sale Ai” in the Courier.
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Western Sheep Transferred to Territory Trib
More than 25,000 western sheep are now in territory tributary to Duluth according to a report by the Duluth Cam iertial elagers. Elections for a French parliament will likely be held Oct 12 with 600 deputies elected. Municipal ballots: first Oct 19, second about Oct 33. Senatorial elections tentatively set for Nov 16.
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Croatian Troops Proclaim Republic Amid Croatia Revolt
Dispatches from Agram and Gratz report a serious military revolt in Croatia as troops abandon units and seek separation from Serbia to form a republic. Railways and telegraphs are disrupted. Croatian and Slovenian soldiers advocate breaking away. Thirty killed in Gratz area fighting.
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Romania and Serbia Get Billions in Indemnity Funds
Paris reports a Bulgarian peace delegation will arrive tomorrow after a layover in Lausanne. Romania and Serbia are slated to receive a major portion of a more than one billion francs indemnity, with the remainder to be allocated as described by Greer.
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Reserves of French Army to be Demobilized by October
The Associated Press reports that all reserves of the French Army including the clans of LAIT will be demobilized by mid-October after government plans published today. Active service members from classes 29178, 1919 and 1920 will remain. Minister of War Clermonceai and Marshal Patio will draft a plan for further reductions after the new parliamentary session.
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Taft Criticizes Wilsons Course In Treaty Debates
Former President Taft writes to the Republican national committee criticizing President Wilsons war and postwar handling, arguing the senate should ratify the peace treaty without reservations. He cites partisan moves, a distant commission, and Wilsons abroad diplomacy as factors complicating the League covenant and enforcement plans. The piece blends Tafts critique of Wilson with notes on treaty ratification dynamics and political tensions of the era.
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50 acre Wisconsin farm for sale with improvements
Auction style listing offers a 120 acre dairy farm near Webster Wisconsin with level pasture, cultivated areas, a frame barn for 15 head, granary, orchard, good well, and a large lake. On main road two miles from Webster, near new Son line, asking price $3,500 cash with $3,500 credit terms, stock and machinery optional. Also classified notices include rental requests, used motorcycles, and city paving project details for Waterloo Iowa 1919.
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Free Sale of Sisal Restrictions Off on Carranza Orders
The Associated Press reports President Carranza using extraordinary powers to derogate key Yucatan statutes including absenteeism taxes on absentee owners and the free sale restrictions on sisal. The treasury and Henequin commission currency status changes affect Quintana Roo as planters obtain supplies.
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Bela Kun Appeals for Safe Passage to Argentina
Bela Kun, reportedly deposed as head of the Budapest soviet government, asked the allies for safe conduct to Argentina where he plans to live. Skirmishing continues between Roumanians and Hungarians as the Hungarians cross the Theiss River and report captures of prisoners, food, and munitions. The Hungarian soviet says action is necessary if Roumanians do not retreat from territory.
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Italian Town to Be Renamed America
Italian town in Mugella valley to be renamed America in honor of the substantial American aid sent for earthquake relief via the Red Cross as reported by the Associated Press from Washington.
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Air Mail Pilots Released After Strike
Washington July 25. Air mail plane pilots who refused to fly today because of demands that discharged pilots be reinstated have been dismissed from the service, the post office department advises.
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Harlan Boy Awarded D S C by AP Report
A Washington dispatch reports Captain David Hunter and others receiving the Distinguished Service Cross. Named recipients include Joseph L. Petrovic of Tolist and Ernest J. Boysen of Rockford, with Harlan Iowa also noted among honorees.
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Coal Rates Cut to South America by US Shipping Board
The United States Shipping Board cut coal and cement rates to South American ports by 2.67 dollars per ton to boost American exports and boost mining with expected steady South American demand. The action aims to help Britain and allied trade, with production outlook tied to demand and prewar export targets.
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Temperatures Record July 25 Suppled by Buchanan Opt Co
Fragmentary data shows overnight and morning temperatures with references to Buchanan Optical Co and a July 25 timestamp. Specific values are unclear, but mentions a low around the fifties and highs near the eighties.
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