Mexico Awaits Recognition by United States
Matamoras Mexico reports strong hope for formal recognition of the Mexican government by the United States. Consul Vasquez and C L Jessup of Brownsville say border Americans and Mexicans alike seek recognition to boost trade, stability, and cross-border cooperation. They note improved security and friendly relations along the border since bandit activity subsided.
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Matamoras
Mexico
United States
Vasquez
C. L. Jessup
Brownsville
Texas
Chamber of Commerce
Vasque
del Cla] Sas
Jexent
Jernup
Mexica
Aeros
Rin Grand
Xo Fredits
Elbow Joint Cane Becomes Walking Stick Handle
San Francisco reports Lt. H. P. Peck returning from the Philippines with an unusual cane. The mahogany staff uses an elbow joint from a human arm as its handle. Peck explains the relic came from a tribal cult and was given by a local datto after a clash with mad priests.
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San Francisco
H. P. Peex
Philippines
Peck
Mentho Sulphur Clears Fiery Eczema Fast
A noted skin specialist praises Mentho Sulphur cream for soothing itching and healing irritated or broken skin. The preparation stops itching within moments and, after two or three applications, clears eczema and leaves skin smooth, claiming to destroy parasites causing burning and disfigurement. A small jar is available at drug stores.
Fragments Describe Trial Comments About Walking Stick
A fragmentary quote recounts a defendant referenced as Peck discussing a cane used by a victim. The remarks note the cane is meant to ward off spirits but suggest a plainer walking stick would suffice.
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Peck
Chinatown Tombstones and Chinese Funerals in America
A Boston monument builder notes two curious Chinese burial patterns in America. He says Chinese deaths almost never incur city burial costs, and deaths mainly occur in winter. He adds that ten years after funeral, the casket is moved to China for reburial in ancestral lands.
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Hoston
Boston
Wingland
John Chinaman
Bost
Harry P. Smith
America
China
Eivery Chinaman Mnatty i
Lana
Sage Tea and Sulphur Compound for Dark Hair
An old remedy claims Sage Tea and Sulphur restore natural color and shine to gray or streaked hair. The preparation Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound is advertised as easy to apply with a sponge or brush, fading gray hair by morning and offering a glossy, dark result after repeated use.
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Wyeth
World Series Money Funds Sewell College Course Home
Sewell, the Cleveland shortstop covering for Ray Chapman, uses his World Series winnings to finish college and furnish a new home with Miss Willie Veal. In Boston a cemetery exhibit shows Chinese remains at Mount Hope Dorchester. Engineer T Ken Thompson urges international accords to develop 4,000,000 horsepower at Niagara Falls for US and Canada industry.
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Sewell
Ray Chapman
Joe
Willie Veal
Cleveland
Mr. Smith
Boston
Mount Hope Cemetery
Matapan
Dorchester
New Fengene
Enormous Power From Niagara Falls Reported
Montreal dispatch notes an enormous amount of power generated from Niagara Falls with details unclear as December dates appear.
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Niagara Falls
Harding's Winter Plans and Niagara Power Tax Proposal
The article discusses a scheme to tap Niagara Falls water power shared by the United States and Canada with a $20 per horsepower tax, delivering $40 000 000 annual income to each government. It notes Niagara’s vast potential and the Canadian region’s agricultural richness, plus Harding's undecided winter location as he nears the U S. shores with talks of League of Nations conferences.
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America
Niagra Falls
Canada
Niagara
Norfolk
Harding
United States
Marion
Ohio
League of Nations
Harding Return Amid Cold Wind On Pastores
President elect Warren G. Harding and Mrs. Harding faced cold conditions as their steamer Pastores neared Norfolk from Colon. A strong northerly wind challenged the voyage though the ship advanced steadily toward its coastal destination.
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Pastores
Warren G. Harding
Norfolk
Colon
Carolinas
Paris Hotels Warn Guests To Guard Money In Paris
Paris managers urge guests to keep money and furs secured in their rooms as a precaution amid rising theft concerns. The warning follows recent incidents reported near major hotel foyers and lobbies, advising vigilance and safekeeping of valuables during travel.
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Paris
International hotel theft ring blamed for rising jewel robberies
A report describes an alleged gang of international thieves targeting premier hotels. American visitors are frequent victims as jewelry vanishes from dressing tables and pockets overnight. Police say accomplices may be active within hotels, though no culprits have been uncovered.
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Lyric Theater
Main St
Bridgeport
Tatves Petts
Merchenthal
Danteal and Teetrie
Travis
Denis Pianos
Blackboards
Honea Home
Ional
T. Kennard Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Lake Erie
Lake Ontario
Niagara River
Montreal
Que
The
MacSwiney Council
American Association
Irish Republic
Park Theatre
Jere A. O'T
Catherine Gilmore
Jacoby’s
Broad St.opp
Te Oo
Ma Piquette Piano Co
Kranich and Bach
Hazelton Bros
Hardala Becker Bros
Lester
Francis Bacon
Weaveris Leonard
Autotone Players
Peck, Newby
York
DE Rivnd Evans
HAR
Piquette
Piquette Piano CO
Cannon St
Bridgeport, Conn
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