Salkan States Again Threaten Peace of Europe
United Press reports bands of irregular soldiers sweeping the highways of Macedonia and Albania. They pillage and arson as Greece Bulgaria Serbia pursue territorial aims. Governments back the irregulars to extend influence or protect interests, risking a new Balkan conflict.
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Man killed in Wildorado knife attack at work
David Edward Walker, 41, was shot to death at Wildorado after attacking his employer H. C. Harding with a pocket knife. Harding was arrested and later released on bond after the incident.
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Hosiery Business Delivers Value at St Mi C Spivy and Co
A department store led by SPIVY & CO in St Mi C is highlighted for its remarkable hosiery business and value offerings. The notice stresses strong customer value and a focus on hosiery products.
Chicago bread famine looms as bakers strike
Chicago faced a bread famine today as striking union bakers refused to return to work after a twenty percent wage cut. The walkout affected eighty five percent of area bakeries, signaling a sharp disruption for residents.
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Waco Businessmen Seek U S Recognition of Mexico
Seventy five Waco and Texas business men urged the United States to recognize Mexico’s government. They sent a telegram to Secretary Hughes after returning from a Mexican tour.
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G. and J. Oil Corporation Organized in Texas
Stockholders met in Telephone and perfected organization under Texas law with 16000 capital. They own the unfinished Telephone Oil and Gas Company well and have 1000 acres under lease. Directors named W A Moore T S Moore N S Jordan J S Denton Dr F C Allen. Officers: F C Allen president W A Moore vice president T S Moore secretary H E Jordan field manager. Most stock subscribed. a few shares remain.
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Lenin admits communism has failed in Moscow dispatch
A Moscow dispatch quotes Nikolai Lenin declaring communism bankrupt and urging the Central Executive Committee to approve turning to capitalism and recalling the constitutional democrats to rebuild the state. The report cites no official Bolshesads confirmation and notes diplomatic uncertainty.
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Change in Bus Line Time Table
Schedule notes a mid rail service change with trains to Katy and Bunham Ar. Times listed include 30 a.m 9 0 a 3 00 p m 8 p s 00 m and 8 for various routes. Also mentions service cars to g Phe and Ford Service Card of Thanks expresses grief and thanks from H A Bakes.
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Affray case ends in guilty plea and fine
Henry P. Fletcher of West Second Street pleads guilty to an affray with Geo Smith. The incident involved a confrontation resulting in several shots, leading to a fine of 49 dollars and 40 cents including costs. the notice also mentions discounts on bathing suits and a free beach bag with purchases.
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Polish insurgents mutiny near Cosel amid heavy fighting
Insurgent forces at Cosel mutinied according to Italian officers. The Italians described the fighting as occurring entirely within Polish lines. Allied detachments believed the mutiny signaled breakdown of the Polish movement under strong German opposition and implied threats of harsh Allied action.
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Cosel
Newburgh Radical Pastor Abducted and Whipped Again
Rev Bouck White, once a pastor and radical agitator, was tarred and feathered earlier for mistreating his wife. Last night masked men kidnapped him, ducked him, and horsewhipped him in Newburg New York with May 31 report.
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Newburg
N. Y
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Bolshevism Loses Leader In Mexico Withdrawal
Mexico City May 3 Bolshevik party loses its strongest figure as Diaz Sotoy Gama withdraws declaring disillusionment with Bolshevism which served only to enrich its exploiters.
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Mexico City
Mexico
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Obregon Open to Negotiation Basis on Recognition Question
Washington May 31 advisers to President Obregon say he will accept an American memorandum as a basis for negotiations. Officials in Mexico City also state that the American note did not require Obregon's signature or written guaranties as a condition of recognition.
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