US Warships Return to Tampico Amid Quiet Situation
United States battleships Sacramento and Cleveland, previously reported withdrawn, re anchored at the Tampico mouth. Observers cite a 24 hour return to high seas to avoid international-law rules, while Tampico reports no disturbances and General Arnulfo Gomez arrives with federal troops.
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Mexico City
Associated Prexis
United States
Tampico
Sacramento
Cleveland
Panuco River
Panaeg River
Arnulfo Gomez
New Strength and Energy For the Weak and Aged
Advertises Nuxated Iron as a tonic to boost rich red blood and energy. Claims 4,000,000 users and quick nerve revitalize. Sold by Incoba Pharmacy Company and other drug stores. Warns against substitutes.
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Incoba’ Pharmacy Company
Calomel Dangers Promoted Against Dodson's Liver Tone
An advertisement warns that calomel makes readers sick and hollowly urges Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable liver remedy. It claims calomel causes cramps, bone damage, and bilious feeling, while promoting Dodson's as a harmless, effective substitute suitable for adults and children.
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Dodson
Tampico Reports Deemed Exaggerated by Official
A government official said reports on Tampico conditions were exaggerated and no alarm was needed though work shortages were noted without specific figures. The Vera Cruz workers federation urged US labor bodies to aid in easing tensions between the nations. Washington said navy orders for Tampico departures were not urgent. Cleveland and Sacramento had not sailed yet.
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Tampico
Federation of Workers of
Vera Cruz
Orizaba
American Federators of Labor
United States
Mexico
Washington
Navy Department
Cleveland
Sacramento
Taft Sworn In As Chief Justice of U S Monday
Washington July 11 William Howard Taft was sworn in as chief justice of the United States. Attended by Henry W Taft and John T Adams the ceremony featured Attorney General Daugherty presenting the commission. Taft then visited the Capitol and dined at the White House with President Harding and officials.
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Washington
William Justice Hochling
District Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Mr. Taft
Henry W. Taft
New York
John T. Adams
Republican National Committee
Daugherty
United States
Taft
White House
Harding
Dougherty
Capitol
Neson
Senate Judicary Committee
Mrs. Kaber Denial Likely In Husband murder case
Eva Catherine Kaber will defend against charges she conspired to murder her Lakewood publisher husband Dan F. Kaber. The trial hinges on stabbing conspiracy after poisoning count dropped. defense to focus on insanity and medical testimony. Former coroner P A Jacobs will testify death came from stab wounds. he is delayed by a fishing trip.
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Cleveland
Eva Catherine Kaber
Dan F. Kaber
Lakewood
State Today
P. A. Jacobs
Kaber
Maurice Berffon
Bernon
Mra Kaber
Mra. Kaber
Mra
Edward C. Stanton
Marion McArdle
Raber
New York
Miss McArdles
somnecHon
War Time Buildings At Chickamauga Park Will Be Demolished
Orders have been received at Fort Oglethorpe that on or about August 20 bids will be solicited for tearing down all temporary buildings erected at Chickamauga Park during the mobilization of troops for the world war not here tofore demolished.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
Fort Oglethorps
Chickamauga Park
Sweet Potato Syrup From Georgia Reaches Washington
The Bureau of Chemistry reports a potential new Georgia industry as tests show one bushel of sweet potatoes yields 1.6 gallons of syrup. Six hundred gallons were distributed for trial to bakers and manufacturers. The process uses potato mash, malt, and filtration, with home economists outlining uses and baking adjustments for various recipes.
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Clark Howell, JR
Constitution Bureau
Raleigh Hotel
Washington, D. C
Constitution
Bureau of Chemistry
Department of Agriculture
Fitzgerald
Georgia
United States
Office of Development Work
Hendy
Minni C Denton
Fanny Walker Yeatman
Experimental Kitchen
Office of Home Economics
Overtime Parking Keeps Police Busy on Broad Street
Officer C A Chaffin has been issuing charges for overtime parking along Broad street due to Forsyth street bridge construction reducing parking time from 30 minutes to 5 or 10. About a dozen people received charges on Saturday. Recorder Johnson Bon day showed leniency, noting many drivers were unaware of the updated rules.
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C. A. Chaffin
Broad Street
Forsyth Street
Chaffin
Recorder Johnson Bonday
Warless World By 1923 Slogan Adopts 16 000 Delegates
New York July 11 Enthusiastic delegates to the World Christian Endeavor convention embraced the slogan A Warless World By 1923. After the final meeting many delegates returned home while several hundred joined an excursion up the Hudson River.
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New York
Christian Endeavor
Hudson River
I Francis B Glack
Fanieeon
Monroe Farms Census Shows Farm Counts Shifting
Juliette Ga July 14 Special The 1920 agricultural census reports 2 058 farms in Monroe County down from 2 789 in 1910 an increase of 6.1 percent Ownership shows 873 farms operated by owners and managers while 2 085 by tenants White operated farms total 1 083 and colored farms total 1 875 The value of farm lands and buildings January 1 1920 was 4 097 824 up from 4 316 784 on April 15 1910 an increase of 110 8 percent.
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Juliette
Monroe
Census Bureau
Legislators urged to let people vote on Constitution amendment
A citizen call to lawmakers asks for permission for voters to decide at the polls whether to amend the Constitution. The appeal stresses safeguarding the right to primary civic participation and ensuring the public process remains open.
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Calomel
U. S
Maier & Berkele, Inc
Diamond Merchants
Whitehall St
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Dr. Clark
Russia
Clark
Monroe Farms
Foote
East Alabama
Priesley
Renee Anne Tebtley de
Presley Es
Lgevert Gabardine , “i Eckshine
Priestley
Daniel Bros. Company
Hart Schaffner & Mars
Fine Clothes
F. J. Cooledge & Sons
North Forsyth Street
Atlanta
Ivy
Savannah
Uldag
Ontario
States
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