Last Reunion for Many Confederate Veterans in Houston
Houston hosts the thirtieth reunion of the United Confederate Veterans with 8000 veterans, many advanced in age, gathered to relive Civil War memories. Sessions include Sons of Confederate Veterans and Confederate Memorial Association with speakers from the United Daughters of the Confederacy and Texas veterans groups. A parade and memorial events are planned as attendees reflect on three score years since the war.
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Dallas
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Decatur
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Yellow Fever Keeps Tampico Oil Field Workers Safe
Officials report no mass exodus from Tampico oil fields despite yellow fever presence in the district. The Mexican consulate notes cases have not spread and no large workforce withdrawal has occurred since the initial report two weeks ago.
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Raya Americana
Harding Prepares for West Tour Leaves Home Today
Harding set to tour the West with a stop in Oklahoma City as part of a Republican itinerary. The trip begins today with planned appearances and public engagements across key cities.
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Harding Confers With Hays Daugherty On Campaign Plan
Senator Harding spends twelve hours at Marion headquarters with Will Hays and Harry Daugherty outlining western campaign stops Des Moines Omaha Kansas City and Oklahoma City to mid October. They project a record large Republican majority while Wilson intensifies activity. Harding plans Indianapolis Topeka and Chicago stops with Des Moines meeting and Omaha speech. He leaves Marion tomorrow evening and returns Monday afternoon.
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Cox Spends Day Resting At Home
Dayton Ohio October reports Governor Cox rested at home with family and prepared for a trip to Columbus for executive duties. He aims to start a Kentucky Tennessee tour Thursday with a cheered, cleared voice and expected strong Western state support. George White, Democratic national chair candidate, said Cox will carry many Western states and build momentum nationwide.
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German Ex Nobles Stilled In Prison
Former German count ranks Von Sehack and Von Beopp remain in custody at the federal prison as parole orders were not executed. They were serving sentences for violation of neutrality laws and did not arrive as scheduled.
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Roosevelt Charges Harding On Tariffs And Power
Franklin D Roosevelt campaigned in Salina Kansas charging that a Harding victory would yield financial control to Eastern moneyed interests protected by tariffs. He accused Harding of inviting Penrose and Lodge as top advisers and warned of a return to prewar tariff powers. Roosevelt linked these moves to old Republican influence and warned of tariff shifts harming farmers and industries.
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Lynching of Three Negroes in County Jolting Mob Violence
A mob lynched Ras Field Ben Givens and Milton Smith in Avsewiptedt Toes MehENNY Pla, following the debt killing of John Harvey. A second man, Fin Givens, escaped but is believed to have aided the act. search continues for him as authorities pursue accountability.
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Ben Givens
Milton Smith
Ested Sentley
John Harvey
Fim Givens
Civen
Uncertain Mine Well Saves Fergus County Ranch
A Fergus County rancher drills a new oil well at Brush Creek district near Ferris County feederies. The well yields water and oil, rescuing the ranch and making the owner wealthy as daily pumping continues.
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Ferris
Cleveland Wins First Of Series 3 1
Cleveland defeats opponent 3 to 1 at Ebbets Field in front of a packed crowd of enthusiastic fans. The victory marks the opening game win in the series.
Indians Triumph in World Series Opener at Ebbetts Field
Cleveland defeats Brooklyn 1 0 in the first game of the 1920 World Series as Covelakie stars on the mound. The wind chilled the crowd of about 23 573 and gate receipts reach 70 08 as the Indians showcase superior team play and fielding amid harsh weather.
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America
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Covelakie
Sewell
Fermander
Grain Prices Slip Amid Wheat Decline And Corn Drop
Grain markets show further declines with wheat down to around 3.80 a bushel and corn easing to roughly 1.50 per bushel amid Minneapolis plant price signals and Chicago trading. Flour prices also slip about fifty cents as mill stocks factor into today’s weaker market.
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Guarantee Made by Manufacturers Cause of HCL
Washington Oct 5 partial responsibility for high prices was placed on manufacturers price guarantee against decline. Over 20 business spokesmen testified before the Federal Trade Commission arguing the practice kept prices high and delayed declines after the war.
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Paris Texas Cow Injures Man Near Sanders Creek
In Texas near Sanders Creek in the Paris area, a man was badly injured yesterday evening after a cow with a calf charged him as he approached a field. The incident happened northwest of Tai, with the rider said to be severely wounded in the abdomen while attempting to reach safety.
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Electric Score Board Delights Amarillo Fans at World Series
A large crowd gathered before The News electric score board yesterday from 11 a m until the first game ended. Reporters began with wire trouble from the office to the roof but the issue was fixed and no further problems were expected. The board will be used for each game of the series with play by play as if on the diamond.
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Amarillo
Heads of Delegations Effect Terms of Peace in Secret Conference
In Riga on October 5 Adolph Joffe and M Dombski, Russian soviet and Polish peace delegates, held frequent private talks on the armistice line between Russia and Poland. Paris reports indicate heightened pressure and possible rapid agreement if governments do not interfere, amid Warsaw discussions causing unease. The Polish drive and Wrangel’s forces add to the tense climate as famine fears mount in Russia and preparations for a regional settlement continue.
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Clash Near Glade Involving White And Negro Soldiers Injures Three
Early evening clash at the Glade military area left three servicemen injured, two white and one Black, with hospital treatment reported. Investigators said the fight began on downtown streets and the disorder spread, drawing military authorities to contain the scene.
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Miss Silver filed the pet tare bond and took the oath of ties. The Cipst wornai per hold such a pelt to Nowth Carolina.
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Debt of Charges At Peace Conference Plenary Session
The article reports Spencer Angwerg Wilson’s charges about U S military aid promises to Romanians and Serbs. It notes the President’s denial following Wilson’s address at the eighth plenary session of the peace conference and cites a telegram exchange and senator Treadl’s February 2, 1920 floor statement.
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Cotton Crop Condition and Forecast by U S Agriculture
The crop reporting board of the U S Department of Agriculture reports cotton crop condition as of September 25 at 61 percent good to fair, below August 26 and the 61 percent average. It forecasts about 19.5 pounds per acre and a total production around 3,083,000 bales.
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