Federal Judge blocks beer shipments to Iowa dry areas
Judge Carpenter of the United States district court granted a temporary injunction stopping Jacob M. Dickinson and Henry A. Mudge, receivers of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific railroad, from refusing to transport beer and fermented liquors to private consumers in Iowa dry territory. Four brewing companies petitioned, claiming losses from refusals. The order requires shipments to be labeled intended for personal use and private consumption. Iowa liquor law requires private purchasers to register and sign for deliveries. Receivers may deliver to a designated drayman for pickup on behalf of purchasers, with Iowa allowed to intervene when needed.
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Chicago
Sept
Carpenter
United States District Court
Jacob M. Dickinson
Henry A. Mudge
Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
Iowa
State of
Unknown ton fish drives menus in Sweden as war era catch
Off Gothenburg Sweden a new ton fish species, rare for the region, has appeared in restaurants in Stockholm. A recent record catch yielded fish valued at about 50 dollars each, over 150 pounds each. Despite some use for oil the product is poor. Sweden faces food shortages as exports rise and imports lag due to wartime prices and conditions.
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Blockholt
Sweden
Gothenburg
Stockholm
Germany
Ornaments Made From German Shells By Paris Artisans
Paris reports metal artisans and engravers in the artillery carve ornaments from aluminum and copper salvaged from German shells. A society now sells these keepsakes with maker addresses to aid the soldiers, featuring aluminum rings and items like rockets and inkstands. Designs include the Cross of Lorraine and Joan of Arc emblem, with shells used as home decorative pieces.
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Paris
Cross of Lorraine
Jonn of Arc
Sultan of Morocco Visitor in Hordratex
Bordeaux France September 22 Abdel Aziz former sultan of Morocco may be seen daily promenading the quays of Bordeaux in Fed sandals, closely watched by his only remaining servant a stocky coal black man whose duties once kept away unwelcome visitors. The deposed ruler carries himself with majestic elation as rumor hints at his decisive sandal method.
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Bordeaux
France
Abd- el-Aziz
Morocco
Control of Torpedoes After Firing From Submarines
Washington, Sept 22. John Hays Hammond, inventor of the wireless controlled boat, submitted to Secretary Daniels a modification of his device for torpedoes fired from submarines. Details were not disclosed, but the idea relates to his heat driven control system. Experts in the war department have endorsed the invention for coast defense and recommended congress purchase.
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Washington, D. C
John Hays Hammond
Daniels
Hammond
War Department
Congress
Scene of Battle on the Mexican Border
Report from the border describes a clash where bandits were driven off after several were shot. Additional suspects were rounded up nearby and now await trial.
Beagle channel arbitration treaty ratified by three nations
Buenos Aires reports the senate approved the May 28 arbitration treaty among Argentina Chile and Brazil to regulate the Beagle channel. The pact creates a Permanent international commission to inquire and report on disputes unresolved by diplomacy. Hostilities must wait for the report or one year. The commission can act at any single government's request. The Beagle channel lies south of Tierra del Fuego and runs west through the southern Chilean archipelago.
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Buenos Aires
Senate
A. B.C
Permanent
International Commission For Inquiry
Beague Channel
Tierra del Fuego
Chilean
Holland Queen Reaffirms Nations Strick Neutrality
Queen Wilhelmina’s throne speech closes the session praising spared horrors of war and firm neutrality. Government vows to maintain integrity and protect national interests as relations with foreign powers stay friendly and armed forces ready. Mrs Harris plans a new cafe venture The Mary Lee at 27 Fourth Street West with boarders and special lunches.
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Wilelmina
States General
Netherlands
A. BE. Harris
Sans Souci Hotel
Mary
Rockefeller Sleeps in Camp and Renews Tour of Mines
John D. Rockefeller Jr resumed his Colorado Fuel and Iron Company tour after a night in a miner’s boarding house. He breakfasted with coal diggers, inspected Primero camp, spoke with grievance representatives and the camp physician about sanitary conditions, visited the public school, and then headed for Sopris to continue the itinerary.
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Primero
Colo
Joseph Maske
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Standard Oil
Ylockefeller
John Pannich
Harry Schoupe
A. S. Gregg
Sopris
Garment Strike in Chicago Avertible by Independent Firms
Chicago September 22 independent manufacturers have petitioned to set scales and avert a garment workers strike. Sidney Hillman, president of the Amalgamated Garment Workers of America, says independent firms employing about 7,000 workers could halt a total shutdown if an agreement is reached. Ten additional organizers were placed.
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Chicago
Sidney Hillman
Amalgamated Garment Workers of America
Hillman
Irms
Beiness
Plac
West Side Factory Strike Suppressed By Union Leader Tactics
Editors report that workers at west side factories planned a strike yesterday with 90 percent expected to walk out once a strike order is issued. The clothing manufacturers deny that Tillman is aiding the effort while SME man denies the charge.
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West Side
Fillman
Tillman
Helmut
1. W. W. Sme
Dutch Steamer Sunk by Mine
The 9,000 ton Dutch steamer Koningen Emma from Batavia struck a mine while en route to Amsterdam. Passengers and crew were rescued, and the ship sank at sea near the port.
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Amsterdam
London
Koningen Emma
Batavia
Java
Rev J L Riley to Speak at Mission
Reverend Joseph L Riley pastor of the Free Methodist church will speak at the Big Brother mission tonight. Good music is planned and the public is invited. A language class for foreigners to learn English runs 6:30 to 7:30 daily except Sunday. Those wishing to join may see the superintendent. Bring magazines and papers for the mission.
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Joseph L. Riley
Free Methodist Church
Big Brother
Big Brother Mission
Falls Boots Highlighted In Wang X Miller Shoe Co Ad
An old advertisement promotes fall boots at Wang X Miller Shoe Co alongside a clothing donation note for underwear and men’s wear. A weather table lists temperatures from 1911 to 1914, showing daily highs and lows.
Iowa Fraternal Congress Elects Officers Today
Des Moines Sept 22 The Iowa Fraternal congress closes after electing officers as main business. Papers sent since yesterday afternoon were to continue. Former congressman Joby J. Lewis of an Ohio district delivered an address last night to attendees.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Joby J. Lewis
Ohio
See new fall beats at Wang bl Miter Sloe Co
Nearly everyone reads the Evening Courier and Reporter as fall music and local happenings are highlighted.
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Wang
Miter Sloe Co
The
Evening Courier and Reporter
Get New Kidneys Gold Medal Oil Capsule Ad
Advertisement extols Gold Medal Hannlam Oil Capsules for kidney and urinary troubles. Claims immediate relief for back pain and urine changes, warns of Brights disease, and offers refund if not satisfied. Prices 25¢ 50¢ and $1.50. promotes genuine Gold Medal brand.
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Bright
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