Beer Beery Thau Injunction 03 In Missouri beer ruling
Federal Judge J J G Pollock granted a temporary injunction restraining the U S district attorney and internal revenue from enforcing wartime prohibition against St Louis brewers. The decision limits enforcement of the Volstead act in Missouri while litigation continues.
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Haywood to Speak in Detroit Despite Protests
Detroit officials assure safe passage for William D Haywood at a mass meeting on Sunday November 30 with police protection if needed Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman may be barred from speaking November 23 regional representatives said. Figures show cotton ginned before November 14 totalled 7 577 826 bales including 83 643 round bales 17 067 bales of American Revolution and 4 026 bales of sea island according to the census bureau.
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James Couzens
Waywood
Emma Goldman
Alexander Berkman
Washington, D. C
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Essential Pittsburgh Area People Get Coal
The report notes drastic coal supply cuts by local fuel director EB T Murray and discusses possible federal or state government seizure of mines as governors in coal states debate rapid resumption of production. Governors from several states respond with cautious positions on federal intervention and early conferences.
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Grange Puts Forward Key Principles for Decision
Grand Rapids Mich Nov 21 The National Grange opened the final day of its annual convention with a declaration of principles to be acted on by resolution The issues include mail mural service rural education production distribution and taxation Final adjournment will follow the installation of officers at the afternoon session.
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Carlisle Train Bandit Escapes Pursuit Near Casper
Reports at Union Pacific division headquarters say William Carlisle, a train bandit, may be captured before nightfall west of Casper as a heavily armed posse led by John Gale of Omaha closes in. Also noted are plans for three new bungalow houses on Bayard Street and Berth Avenue in Waterloo built for investment by J. B. Johnson and Charles Wasson at $3,400 each.
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Wets rocked by Senate failure to pass treaty
Washington and Chicago brief items report the Senate’s failure to act on the peace treaty as a blow to wets and President Wilson’s stance on rescinding wartime Prohibition. The Supreme Court heard final arguments on the wartime act with no decision expected before December.
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Twenty two W. W. Indicted as Syndicalists in Washington
Twenty two alleged members of the I W W were indicted in Portland Oregon after their arrest November 11 following the Centralia Washington shooting of four servants men. The indictments charge violation of the state criminal syndicalism act marking a first use of membership in the I W W as a crime.
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Army Recruiting Notes Highlight New Training School Opening
Lieut-Col J E McDonald led district recruiting visits this morning as A B Hansen returned from Strawbery Point Oelwein trips. Serget J H Imig announced the opening of Camp Alfred Vail Little Silver New Jersey offering admission to men with common school education. The school teaches radio telegraphy telephony electricity and related trades with a discharge and certificate of qualifications issued at term end aiding employment.
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Funeral services for George Leland set for Monday
Mortuary note reports George Leland died at 11 p m. yesterday. Services will be at the T J Leeper home 327 Second Street East at 2 p m Monday with Dr Efe McCollum Jones of Waterloo presiding. Body to lie in Fairview mausoleum. Also mentions invention measuring chimney heat loss.
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Industry Democracy Essential to Peace of Workers
John Leitch of New York told the closing session of the American Mining Congress that there can be no industrial peace without more democracy in industry. He warned the current industrial government is too attractive and urged making management methods less unpopular while preserving authority.
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John Leitch
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American Mining Congress
Barracks Fire in Leavenworth Ends by Blast
Leavenworth Kan November 21 Military authorities prepare to probe the origin of a spectacular fire at the federal barracks late last night. The blaze damaged more than $100 in penal ferality and destroyed the prison exchange building with its army supplies. Dynamite halted the fire as flames spread to 14 frame cantonment structures. Buildings dating to 1917 valued at 220000 were consumed.
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Grappler's Catch Brings Discovery in Willamette River
Portland official grappler Hugh Brady hears a tip and searches the Willamette River midstream by night using grappling gear. He drags up a buoyant object that proves to be a whiskey sack filled with quart bottles of forbidden liquor. Brady takes the haul home, shares the tale, and a federal agent visits him the next day.
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Town or Salie ad nets him 10000 Moneta
Moneta Wyoming tale of A Kanson who built a town and assets then sold it at auction. John Goodman of Shoshoni bid 10000 for the town founded by Kanson, who previously owned hotels homes and businesses. Only 10k reached and sale completed on the auction block. A brisk local finish to a unusual town story.
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Intelligent Aid Of Villa Facing War Court Trial
Washington officials and private citizens urged President Carranza to spare Gen Felipe Angeles, linked to the Villista movement, who faces court martial in Chihuahua City. Angeles, famed artillery expert and inventor of the French 75 gun, was captured near Valle Oliva and faces rebellion charges with possible death penalty. His family in New York learned of his capture as he is celebrated by many U S military figures.
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De Valera Adopted by Ojibway Nation
The Ojibway of Wisconsin hold a ceremonial adoption for Eamonn de Valera who will be known as Nay nay onge gebe Dressing feather. The event also honors 56 Ojibway Braves of the Couderay reservation with chiefs and the queen officiating and gifts of moccasins tobacco pouches beadwork and a large feather presented.
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Public sentiment backs miners on better working conditions
The Webster City Freeman Journal argues miners will gain public support for demands like more water and better working conditions if they return to work. It says public sentiment is invincible and will ensure a square deal.
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Ear Head Noise Relief Remedy Promised in Simple Recipe
A home remedy claims to ease roaring or buzzing ears from catarrhal deafness. Mix Par mint double strength with hot water and a touch of sugar, take a tablespoon four times daily to relieve head noises, clear nostrils, ease breathing, and stop mucus drainage.
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Europe Labor Envoys to Study U S Speed
Delegates from a recent international labor convention in Washington will tour New York for five days inspecting finance, commerce and industry. The visit will focus on demonstrations of how rapidly tasks are completed in the United States.
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Farmers Labor Meet Debates Co operative Way
Chicago leaders of farmer and labor groups representing over 3 000 000 members gather for a two day conference on non partisan cooperation and a joint legislative program principal speaker Carl S rooman with The Spirit and Method of Genuine Co operation. Washington extends Bernal convention protections to all women workers regardless of factory size and hours while Uruguay proposes pensions for the aged and incapacitated with a model law.
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Banks Condition Call for National Bank Reports
Washington Nov 21 the comptroller of the currency issued a call for the condition of all national banks as of close of business Monday Nov 17. A marriage license was issued to Romaine O Clark and Gladys Ramsey of Clarksville. Mr Clark is brother of 37 G Clark Waterloo. A French inventor patents beds with nonsinkable mattresses to save space on sea going vessels.
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Mexico Warned by U S to Free Jenkins
The United States, after learning of consular agent W m O Jenkins re arrest in Puebla, dispatched a note to Mexico demanding his release. The note warns that further mistreatment would affect U S Mexico relations andplaces responsibility on the Mexican government.
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Poslam Cure Promises Fast Relief for Eczema Itch
An advertisement touts Poslam products to treat eczema itch and skin conditions. It claims quick, visible improvement with small amounts and highlights Poslam Soap for daily use. The notice urges readers to request a free sample from Emergency Laboratory in New York.
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Facts vs Theories in Marshalltown Coal Strike
A Marshalltown Times-Republican item questions explanations for a coal strike. The piece contrasts observed strikes with competing theories and asks readers to consider underlying causes and evidence.
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