Crusade to Crush Bolsheviks in Mexico City
June 12 report says advisors to Provisional President Adolfo De La Huerta launch a vigorous crusade to crush Bolshevik actions in Mexico. Officials warn Bolshevik and I W W agents will be summarily dealt with as American draft dodgers in Mexico face possible arrest and deportation as undesirable aliens. De La Huerta signs a decree to restore owners properties seized since 1910, with documentary proofs needed. Oscar K Goll named to a commission investigating Venustiano Carranza death. the panel plans to depart Mexico City soon.
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Venstatiano Carranza
Small blazes extinguished at two city sites
Sparks from an emery wheel caused a slight blue blaze at the F E Kohler Co plant 1906 Tuscara. The fire confined to a one story frame building with the second story affected. Losses were described as significant by Fire Chief Mesiar. Firemen also fought small fires at nearby railroad tracks.
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First steps toward Canton safety organization taken
A Canton council meeting formed a committee to plan a permanent safety first group. C B Auel of Westinghouse urged accident prevention as a community effort and predicted a national safety network with broad membership and small dues. He cited that newer employees suffer more accidents and that language barriers affect safety.
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Ruth Mays Weds Robert L. Hulett in Romantic Moonlit Ceremony
In Jefferson City Missouri Miss Ruth Mays and Columbia’s Robert L. Hulett united in marriage under a full moon at a high precipice above the Moreau River. The bride chose the romantic setting reflecting her nature in a personal ceremony.
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Women Referred to as Wild Beasts by One Paragrapher
A contemporary columnist describes young women strolling in parks as wild animals or "female trappers," noting one figure with multiple animal skins displaying heads tails and legs. The Romanian government adopts the Gregorian calendar with April 1 1919 as the changeover. Ecclesiastical bodies in Romania maintain the Julian calendar.
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