Mexico studies issues with United States on border guard pact
Mexico's top officials, led by Secretary of the Treasury Luis Cabrera, study key points including petroleum legislation indemnifications frontier vigilance and foreign guarantees to craft a US friendly agreement while preserving Mexican sovereignty. Cabrera cites a rough total debt figure near 500 million dollars and outlines how funds might be allocated across paper money redemption interest and banking debts.
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MIT Endowment Drive Seeks Industrial Leaders Aid
Dr. Richard C. MacLaurin urges great industrial leaders of New England to fund MIT’s $10 million endowment. He says alumni alone cannot cover costs, citing high operation expenses and the need to attract and retain top instructors, with state funding soon falling away.
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Plan to aid loyal Russians in Archangel faces fate
Paris August 22 peace conference debates protection for 30000 anti Bolshevik Russians in Archangel and along northern Russia after British withdrawal. No plan agreed, risking massacre. Archangel forces seek 4000 volunteers. Delegates say ships to evacuate are unavailable and most prefer to remain home with no place to go.
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Doughboys Massacred in England Mutiny Report
Lieutenant Robert Haven Schauffler, a New England soldier and author, testifies that twelve American doughboys were killed during a mutiny by British Negro troops in Winchester last April. The claim, reportedly first news, suggests British censorship suppressed the facts.
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Winchest er mutiny tale heard by Plattsburg officer
Plattsburg officer Schauffler recalls his Meuse Argonne service with the 813th Infantry 79th Division. He recounts the Winchester mutiny story as told by a doughboy and confirms nursing and Red Cross incidents amid awaiting transport to France.
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Soldier poet of Princeton class of 02 to wed in New York
Miss Margaret Widdemer of New York City is named as the poet bride. The soldier poet, Princeton graduate, author of The White Comrade and Joyful Heart, aims to marry on September 9 in New York. He has published about 18 books with Houghton Mifflin and others.
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Funeral rites for Rev. William R. Cole held at Cohasset home
Funeral services for Rev. William R. Cole pastor of the Unitarian Church Cohasset were conducted yesterday afternoon at his residence with Rev. Arthur B. Whitney of Plymouth officiating Interment followed at Central Cemetery Cohasset
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Nervous System Remedy Ad Advocates Acia Phosphate
Ad copy touts Hosford's Acia Phosphate as quickly beneficial for headaches sleeplessness deranged digestion and nervousness. Product claims emphasize rapid relief and daily use for stress and nerves.
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