Mrs Correll and Son Testifying Before Congressional Committee
Mrs. Correll of Ata Oklahoma and her son testified before the House Rules Committee on the Gould resolution for a U S Mexico relations investigation. They said Carranza officials offered little help after the Tampico attack, with bandits led by a German.
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Washington
Mexico
John W. Correll
Ata
Okla
Tampico
House Rules Committee
Gould
United States
Correll
Carranza
Joseph
William B. Mitchell
Bank of London
Mexico City
Com
School Book Adoptions and Printing Delays Noted
Superintendent of Schools warns that book adoptions are ready and a rush order is in for printing. Lists have been compiled and sent to the printer with distribution planned for September open- ing, and publishers assure sufficient supply for the new school year.
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Ison
Tpanies
Oklahoma
Jasper Sipes
Anon
Owen for President Movement Opens National and Oklahoma HQ
National headquarters for Senator Owen’s bid for the Democratic presidential nomination have opened in Washington with J. W. Beller leading the office. Oklahoma HQ will open today under H. R. Christopher, head of the state Owen for President club, as plans expand to Chicago. Governor Robertson praised southern and western support, especially from women, with strong clubwoman and housewife involvement across Oklahoma and neighboring states.
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Oklahoma City
Senator Owen
Washington
J. W. Beller
Owen
Chicago
Oklahoma
H. R. Christopher
Robertson
Texas
Colorado
Kansas
Mississippi
Arkansas
New Mexico
Arizona
Louisiana
Missouri
Alabama
Georgia
Thomas B. Lyons
Tulsa
East Side
Paul M. Pope
Pepe
J. Will Laws
Gov Robertson to Speak At Ada Confederate Reunion
The Wm L Byrd Camp Confederate Veterans plan a state reunion August 26 to 28 in Ada Oklahoma inviting speakers including the governor J B A Roberson who vows to attend if possible. The governor expresses pleasure in honoring the old heroes of the war between the states. Tulsa World notes a quip about liquor jugs attributed to Meyer.
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Wm. L. Byrd Camp
Abe Crow
CC. G. Neal
R. C. Roland
Ada
Okla
J. B. A. Roberson
Army Discharges and Strength Figures Reported
The War Department reports total army discharges reaching 2 946 804, including 139 786 officers and 2 809 018 men. Estimated July 14 strength was 742 000. Of these, 282 000 and 8 500 served in the AEF and in Siberia respectively. Since November 11, 1 717 168 departed Europe. Enlistments through July 19 total 81 742, with 12 754 seeking AEF service and 679 Siberia.
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War Department
Siberia
United States
Insular
Europe
Prohibition Boosts Strawberry Market Prices
Prohibition spurred demand as a Chicago packing plant opened a large fruit preserving facility in Delaware and Maryland’s eastern shore area buying berries to supply ice cream and soda. Prices jumped from five to ten cents to thirty to thirty seven cents a quart with consumer prices never below thirty cents. syrup rose to three fifty a gallon. farmers earned about one thousand dollars per acre while packers closed the plant after season end.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Chicago
Delaware
Maryland
Kaiser Wilhelm II Voices Regret Over Lies and Honors
The former emperor at Amersfoort laments being covered with lies while claiming to have honored his generals. He shows signs of monomania and religious fervor, ending relations with his son Frederick William. Diplomatic circles fear a possible attempt to leave before Allied terms are set. Meanwhile Mrs. P. S. Case plans to move into a new home on South Broadway.
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Amerongen
Wilhelm II
Frederick William
Germany
the Hague
Holland
P. S. Case of
Maude
South Broadway
Organize Labor Party Aims for National Reach
Delegates from ten states representing more than two thousand workers plan to gather after Labor Day in Cleveland to form the American Labor Party. The convention may decide on a national ticket for 1920 and consider repealing the federal prohibition amendment. Leaders from Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Washington, Oregon, Montana, New York and Ohio expected. Summer complaint relief claim noted by Mrs. Henry Jewett of Clark Mills New York.
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Cleveland
American Labor Party
American Federation of Labor Convention
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Washington
Oregon
Montana
New York
Ohio
Austrian peace terms spark protests over finances
Vienna July 28. News outlets and financial circles protest the Allied peace terms for Austria predicting bankruptcy within weeks unless the financial clauses are altered.
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Vienna
Austria
County Budget Sees Major Jump in Next Year Estimates
The county forecast shows a total appropriation rise from 157 074 87 to 201 246 00 dollars. Across departments executive administrative regulative judicial curative charitable general government agricultural constructive separate school and tick eradication the largest increases and notable decreases are detailed for next year.
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Pontoto
Cotton price forecast sparks 75 cent target in year
Predictions from the fourth business builders conference in Chicago say cotton may climb to 75 cents a pound within a year. The event was held under the New Goods Reporter auspices amid discussions on southern mill machinery and market trends.
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Chicago
Business Builders
Nrw Goods
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Chamberlain
Henry Jewett
Clark Mills
N. Y
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Medford
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Gwin & Mays Drug CO
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Sherman
Dallas
Waco
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Fort Worth
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Cootie
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