Mexican government readies invasion force into California
Reports from San Diego and Mexico City say General Calles plots 40 000 troops to Lower California to force Governor Esteban Cantu to recognize a federal government. Villa retires to a ranch. Cantu to be ousted. Prohibitions and financial reforms also discussed.
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Xico
Calif
Lower
California
M. G. Paredas
Mexican Provisional Govern
San Diego
Mexico
Calfornia
Esteban Cantu
Weather forecast and local observations
Unsettled north and fair south with improving conditions Friday and Saturday. Local report notes twenty four hour readings ending 6 p m yesterday fed by the university with a high near 64 and light variable winds. Clear skies expected with gentle breezes later this week.
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Cole
Men With Suitcases Alleged Cache of 30000 Dollars
Flagstaff Arizona July 29 Carl Steckel who runs a trading post on the Navajo reservation reports that ten days ago three men with empty suitcases entered Canyon Diablo 85 miles east of Flagstaff boarded a train with loaded suitcases and left He recalls a 15 year old Santa Fe robbery of 30000 at Canyon Diablo and says he and H G Henderson found two holes near rock faces in the canyon after the departure indicating a possible cache.
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Flagstaff
Ariz
Carl Steckel
Tolchaco
American Railway Express Company
Chicago
Canyon Diablo
Here
Santa Fe
Steckel
H. G. Henderson
Carranza era leaders meet Gov Cantu to defend Mexicali
Eight former Carranza officers meet with Governor Fisteban Cantu in Mexicali to offer services for defense against invading forces. Cantu claims 460 recruits and four thousand men planned, with Chinese support, new airplane purchase, and arms buildup. He warns federal forces from Manzanillo and Guaymas may outflank them, so they guard high positions with artillery and machine guns.
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Mexicali
Lower
California
Associated Press
Venustiano Carranza
Fisteban Canta
Cantu
San Luis
Sonora
Colorado River
Yuma
Arigona
Manzanillo
Guaymas
Former Commander of the G. A. R. Dies Suddenly
Capt Elias Riggs Montfort longtime G A R commander and former Cincinnati postmaster died today at his daughter’s home in Oaks Corners New York aged 72. He led the G A R in 1915 and also headed the Loyal Legion and edited the Herald and Presbyter.
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Cincinnati
Elias Ht. Monfort
Mia
A. B. Nurtis
Oak Corners
N. Y
Geneva
Elias Riggs Montfort
Military Order of the Loyal Legion
McKinley
Roosevelt
Taft
Herald and Presbyter
Oaks Corners
Here
Raisins to be Sold at Auction Monday
From two to three hundred carloads of raisins will be sold at auction Monday in New York by the California Associated Raisin company. The firm will also set a price for the remaining crop in August. The move follows FTC contentions that the company charged more than a fair and reasonable price.
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Washington
New York
California Associated Raisin Company
Department of Justice
Federal Trade Commission
School Bonds Bought by Local Residents
In Louis N M on July 29 local residents of the Hellene neighborhood subscribed the full 16 500 bond issue for a new school building as banks and citizens funded the amount, saving the bonding house commission amid a weak market.
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Morning Journal
LEGER
Louis, N. M
Hellene
Bonding House Commission
Transportation and industry scale back in July report
The Morning Journal Special notes Curtailment of industrial activity due to lower demand and canceled orders. Transportation remains congested with railcar shortages hampering steel and grain movements, while unemployment rises as production slows. Livestock and wool markets falter but overall financial conditions show improved signs in some regions.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Omaha Newspapers Announce New Price Increases
Omaha daily papers the Bee World Herald and Daily News will announce tomorrow a price rise for all Sunday and weekday editions. Sunday papers will cost ten cents and daily papers three cents, up from two and five cents respectively.
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Uby
Fall says Wilsonism is the issue in November election
Senator Albert M. Fall arrived and declared that Americanism equals Wilsonism and the Republican party has no use if Wilson doctrine is accepted. He praised Governor Cox for embracing the Wilson policy, predicted a Harding victory, and expressed doubt about Villa's surrender impact in Mexico.
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Albert M. Fall
Cox
Glass
Colby
Harding
America
Senator Fall
Senate
Lfe
Mexico
Villa
Eecer
Bielowiezh Forest Near Bolshevik Lines In War News
Warsaw reports Bieloviezh Forest, Europe’s largest wooded area, is almost inside Bolshevik lines as their northeast advance closes in. Before the war it housed buffalo and bears with hunting preserves. Germans set up a wood alcohol distillery and by products plant and wood work factories. A town grew around an American electric light and power plant from Antwerp, weighing thirty tons and owned by Western Electric of Chicago. It has recently been returned to Antwerp after a month.
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Warsaw
Associated Press
Bieloviezh
Europe
Antwerp
Western Electric Company
Chicago
Senator Villa's surrender viewed with limited impact by senator
Senator Fall commented on the surrender of Villa describing him as a man of no official importance in Mexico. He said the act removes a disturbing element but is unlikely to spark future revolts. Fall traveled from Three Rivers to attend campaigns and planned stops in Monta Fe and Marion with Harding.
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Villa
Mexico
Senator Fall
Three Tivers
Monta Fe
Senator Harding
Marion
Mr. Shaw
Harding
Digger Indian Chief Born 144 Years Ago Noted at Laguna Event
Domingos Jacinto, chief of a Digger tribe, was a spectator at an Independence Day celebration in Laguna Mountains California. He was born about 144 years ago, around the time the Declaration of Independence was signed. He attended with his daughter, granddaughter, and great grandson. Despite feeble health, he could walk see and hear with difficulty.
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Morning Journal
Laguna Mountains
Calif
Jay
Laguna Mountains Resort
Imperial
Ban Dt
Plans to avert coal shortage face conference action
Washington officials will discuss methods to prevent a winter coal shortage and curb profiteering at a New York conference involving four government departments and coal industry committees. Acting Attorney General Ames said the aim is a program where coal interests contribute, and he noted no current scarcity and no economic basis for high prices. Wage issues may arise as Labor Secretary Wilson weighs reopening wage awards in Illinois and Indiana fields.
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Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Indiana
Ohio
Milneis
Minneapolis
Pacific Coast
St. Louis
Kansas City
New York
Washington
Ames
Palmer
Hie
Wilson
Illlinois
Walsh Opponent Supports Cox in 1970 Campaign
Democratic leader who differed with the administration on treaty lines up for the nominee.
Governor Cox Gains Walsh Backing at Trailsend Visit
Senator David I Walsh of Massachusetts pledged vigorous support for Governor Cox today at Trailsend while Cox prepared his acceptance draft for the August 7 nomination. Walsh said he would back Cox despite possible league of nations reservations and argued for focusing on American issues and anti profiteering. Secretary Meredith and Senator Reed were said to attend the San Francisco ceremonies, with Cox inviting all candidates to the event.
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Dayton
Ohio
Cox
David I. Walsh
Massachusetts
Senate
League of of Nations
Walsh
East
San Francisco
League
Bb. J. Mahoney
Trailsend
Senator Walsh
America
Wilson
White House
Meredith
Reed
Missouri
Terre Haute Team Wins Knights of Pythias Drill
Vigo team of Terre Haute Ind won first prize in class A at the Knights of Pythias national encampment drill contest. Prize 1200 dollars. Class B winner was Akron Ohio. Major General William H Loomis of Grand Rapids Mich re elected supreme commander. supreme lodge set to meet in Minneapolis August 19 to decide next meeting place.
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Cleveland
Vigo
Terre Haute
Ind
Knights of Pythias
Akron
Ohio
William H. Loomis
Grand Rapids
Mich
Supreme Lodge
Minneapolis
Prosecutions Brought Against Coal Dealers for Profiteering
Washington July 23 Prosecutions on charges of profiteering in coal sales have been instituted against about twenty coal mine operators and brokers in eastern Tennessee United States Attorney Kennedy at Knoxville advised the department of justice The attorney said evidence shows they sold bituminous coal at seven to nine dollars and fifty cents per ton
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Washington
Tennessee
United States
Kennedy
Knoxville
Department of Justice
Department
Escaped convict nabbed in Nogales
Phoenix dispatch reports William Carson arrested in Nogales Arizona over three years after escaping Folsom prison California. Fr Br Rugh arrived to seek extradition papers for removal to California. Carson was sentenced in 1914 for robbery in the San Joaquin Valley.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Folsom
California
William Carson
Nogales
Arizona
Br. Rugh
Carson
San Joaquin Valley
Curry County grain crop reported good in N M
July 23 Clovis reports Curry County grain crop is much better than a few weeks ago with yields up to thirty two bushels per acre. Eighteen combination harvester threshers handled the crop across the county.
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Clovis, N.M
Curry County
Harding canvasses Ohio and China issues in busy day
Warren G. Harding meets with Chicago business leaders on campaign finance a plan for a truly popular fund with Arizona New York and Chicago contributing their shares. He also discusses Ohio campaign prospects with George H. Clark and talks with Dr William Lowry on Chinese conditions and with Leslie M. Shaw on fiscal policy.
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Whee
Chicago
Republican National Committee
Fred W. Upham
National Committee
Upham
Arizona
New York
Ular
Ohio
George H. Clark
Clark
Harding
Coolidge
Illiam Lowry
Peking University
Lowry
United States
Shaw
Leslie M. Shaw
Iowa
U S Wins Event in Olympic Rifle Match
America secured at least one victory and led in the team match at 300 meters with 289 points. France placed second with 283, Switzerland third at 281, while Norway and Finland tied at 279 in the same event. Denmark led the 309 meter standings, with Sweden second and America third.
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Beverlee
America
France
Switserland
Norway
Finland
Denmark
Sweden
Final arguments in trial of communists begun Thursday
Chicago July 33 Final arguments in behalf of William Broas leyd and nineteen other members of the communist party charged with violation of state sedition laws were begun today. Darrow argued on the defendants views of elections saying most feel they never had a part in the election and noted the presidential choice between Cox and Hardie.
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Morning Journal
Chicago
William Broas Leyd
Communist Trador Party
Darrow
Cox
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