Plotly Mexican Plot Linked to U S Revolution Claims
A memorandum released in 1919 ties Carranza and Lodge 23 to a plan for a U S miners strike and a new government. It alleges three delegates, two Americans and one Mexican, traveled to Texas to influence actions and cites 3 000 000 adherents and a proposed retaking of border states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Lodge 23
Radical Lodge
United States
Society
Atlantic
Colorado
Mexico
Carranza
Manuel Aguirre Berlanga
Gobernacion
Lino Caballo
VV. Carranza
Juan N. Garcia
Japan
Fall
San Diego
V. Carranza
Zimmerman
von Eckhart
Germany
New Mexico
Arizona
Arthur Thomson
Hermila Galindo
New York City To Host Episcopal Vatican In New Era
The Episcopal church creates a presiding bishop council in New York with Gailor as presiding head. Ten bishops five clergy and nine laymen form the new body. The move parallels Rome while retaining Tennessee oversight and a coadjutor in Tennessee. The council meets in New York to finalize headquarters setup and reorganize church boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Vatican
Gailor
Tennessee
Nashville
New York
Council
Protestant Episcopal Church
Rome
Episcopal Council
Roman College of Cardinals
Ernest M. Stires
St. Thomas’ Church
Episcopal Church
New Council
Washington, D. C
Daniel Sylvester Tuttle
St. Louis
Episcopal House of Bishops
Bishop Gailor
Bishop Tuttle
House of Bishops
Boyd Vincent
Ohio
Stires
Detroit
Board of Missions
Board of Religious Education
Board of Social Service
Church Missions
No. 281
Fourth Avenue
James J. Pershing
Denver
Col
John J. Pershing
Frederic Moorhouse
Living Church
Milwaukee
Wis
Dr. Stires
Stephen Baker
John Stewart Bryan
Samuel Mather
Burton Mansfield
Arthur E. Newbold
Harold Sibley
H. C. Wyckoff
William C. Baldwin
May Not Get Frick Gifts From Frick Will
New York news notes that Henry C. Frick will disinherits public and charitable beneficiaries from Frick real estate under the Decedent's Estate Law. Comptroller Travis says if Frick was a Pennsylvania resident the estate’s real estate bonds and certain stocks would be taxable, with transfer tax exemptions for charitable gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry C. Frick
Eugene M. Travis
Travis
State Treasury
Frick
Pennsylvania
Dandruff Cure Claim With Liquid Arvon Remedy
A home remedy article touts four ounces of plain liquid arvon applied at night to dissolve dandruff, stop itching, and leave hair fluffy and glossy. It states most dandruff disappears by morning and full results after a few applications, claiming the remedy is inexpensive and widely available at drug stores.
Brookline Chief Alonzo W Corey to retire on Jan 1 1920
Chief Alonzo W Corey head of the Brookline police department will retire on pension after 40 years in service. The selectmen voted to retire him on January 1 1920 at half pay. Born August 25 1851 in Charlestown he joined Brookline police as patrolman in 1875 and became chief in December 1890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo W. Corey
Brookline
Corey
Public Safety Committee
Chief Corey
Charlestown
George E. Everett
Hayes Healing Honey Aids Cough Tickle
A cough tickle signals throat irritation and Hayes Healing Honey claims to stop it by healing the throat. Bottles are priced at 85 cents each.
Germany Receives Last Warning on Peace Treaty Terms
The Allied Supreme Council delivered notes to Baron von Leisner, head of the German delegation, outlining that Germany must accept the treaty with limits. It warns that repudiation could trigger wider military measures and requires prompt signature of the protocol and ratifications. The notes address indemnities over Scapa Flow and deny German demands for changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Associated Press
Supreme Council
Baron von Leisner
Germany
Scapa Flow
Admiral von Trotha
von Reteur
Widow Buries Herself as General Angeles Dies
The widow of General Felipe Angeles, unaware that the rebel leader had fallen thirteen days earlier, was buried here today. Her body will lie in Long Island soil until Angeles is carried to Mexico City and interred with her in a common grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felipe Angeles
Carranza
Chihuahua City
Long Island
General Angeles
México City
John T. Connor chain offers employee profit sharing
Employees of the John T. Connor chain of grocery stores will be given a chance to share in the profits through a new plan announced by the company. The move aims to distribute earnings more broadly among staff and align worker and business interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry B. Duane
Touraine Company
New York
Boston
Emicago
Apex
New England
Beaudette & Graham CO
Federal Street
Mass
John T. Connor
Connor Associates adopts profit sharing for employees
At a meeting in Corinthian Hall last night, Charles F. Adams outlined stock plans for John T. Connor Associates. The Connor concern becomes the first in its chain to adopt a profit sharing plan for employees. John J. McCarthy was reelected president with Henry Kodhrman as vice president, John W. Harvey as treasurer, Mrs Margaret Robson as financial secretary, Miss Susan Coleman as recording secretary, and auditors Frank C. Jones, A. White, and Thomas F. Kirbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Adams
John T. Connor
Susan Coleman
Frank C. Jones
A. White
Thomas F. Kirbs
Also Mentioned on This Page
U. S
Benedict XV
Council of Twenty
William Cabell Brown
Virginia
William Lawrence
Massachusetts
Edwin S. Lines
Newark
N. J
Theodore Irving Reese
James de Wolf Perry
Rhode Island
John Gardiner Murray
Maryland
Frederick Focke
Radway
Arne
Cleveland
Penson
Gen. Angeles
Clara Angeles
U.S. Pat
Somerfield
Washington Street
Summerfield’s
Hogany
Duckaboo Rocker
The
Kiddies
House of Dignified Credit
Columbia Grafonola
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