Villa generals issue manifesto backing 1857 constitution
Washington June 27 The Associated Press reports that ten Villista generals led by Villa's chief of staff and over fifty officers and civilians issued a manifesto to the Mexican people. They call for the restoration of the 1857 constitution and denounce the Agua Prieta plan as a future source of discord. They demand true democracy and accuse Obregonistas of pressuring Villa to retire. Signers include Nicolas Fernandez Albino Aranda Ismael Hernandez Sostenes Garza R Michel Garcia Silverio Tavarez Narciso Hernandez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Associated Press
Francisco Villa
Villa
Jiminez
Chihuahua
Guadalupe
Republic
Villistas
Sonora
General Villa
Obregon
de la Huerta
Villista
Nicolas Fernandez
Albino Aranda
Ismael Hernandez
Sostenes Garza
R. Michel
Garcia
Silverio Tavarez
Narciso Hernandez
Woman Operator Restores Wireless On Ship St Paul
In mid ocean static nearly knocked out the St Pauls wireless, until Miss Elizabeth May Rhodes, a Hunter College teacher and one of thirteen licensed women operators in the United States, fixed the set and carried messages with Bar Harbor and other vessels. She has previously operated on the Apache and will teach wireless in a Manhattan vocational school this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Paul
Elizabeth May Rhodes
West Sixty-ninth Street
Hunter College
Bar Harbor
Miss Rhodes
United States
Manhattan
Germans Plan to Take Bible From Schools
Berlin June 27 Catholic newspapers warn of a new German school curriculum proposal. Teachers from Meiningen and Thuringia favor four years of fairy tales myths and secular topics followed by four years on ancient worship and Jesus life. Catholics fear this replaces Bible study and threatens Catholic schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Meiningen
Teachers’ Association of
Thuringia
Jesus
Germany
Germania
Center
Red Armies Dislodged As Polish Front Gains Ground
Warsaw reports fierce fighting along the Polish front with Bolsheviks held to losses and slowed near Jamilczyn. Ukranian forces advance near Bielany and occupy Janericjowka and Teklowka as Polish lines hold and enemy efforts falter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poles
Warsaw
Lake
Messuszo
Pripet and
Byzernyo-Kalenkowicz
Budenny
Jamilczyn
Bielany
Janericjowka
Teklowka
Mexican Railroads Ruined by Revolution
Mexico City report details twisted rails decayed ties and worn rolling stock as a decade of revolution cripples the rail system. Average passenger speeds fall to about thirty mph with long journeys from Juarez to Mexico City exceeding forty-five hours. Bandits and marauders have repeatedly damaged tracks and rolling stock, causing frequent derailments and ruined road beds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Mexico
Juarez
Chihuahua City
Torreon
Nuevo Laredo
Laredo
Tex
Synthetic nitrogen to be made in England
A syndicate plans an ammonia synthesis factory in England using Haber process. They purchased a County Durham site acquired by the government over two years ago. Capital is set at 5 million pounds. The plant will produce ammonia from atmospheric nitrogen and hydrogen, then convert it to nitric acid or other nitrates for explosives or fertilizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
American Chamber of Commerce
County Durham
Haber
Ohio Utilities Board to Confer with Colleagues
Ohio Public Utilities Commission members will travel to Pittsburgh on July 2 to confer with Pennsylvania and West Virginia commissioners on the natural gas situation. They seek a basis for agreement on conserving gas for domestic use during cold snaps and note Ohio enforces a rule excluding industrial plants to ensure home heating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Pittsburg
Utilities Commissioners
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Cherokee Bill Observes His 123rd Birthday in Grand Junction
Cherokee Bill, veteran of the plains and War of 1812 fighter, turns 123 at the County Home in Grand Junction Colorado. He recalls bow and arrow days with natives and fighting the British in 1812 after enlisting at age 15. Born June 6, 1797, he is listed as America's oldest native. He made a cattail down cap and uses a Civil War cane. Now feeble with good appetite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Junction
Col
Cherokee Bill
Plains
America
Pair Returns to Paris After Mesopotamia Prison
Mrs Richard Mansfield widow of the American actor and Colin Clements of New York poet and playwright have returned to Paris after three months as prisoners of the Turkish Nationalists at Urfa Mesopotamia. They had spent the past year in relief work among Armenians and escaped to Jerablus then were taken to Aleppo by friendly Arabs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Richard Mansfield
Colin Clements
New York
Urfa
Mesopotamia
Jerablus
Euphrates
Aleppo
Philadelphia Livestock Receipts Show Cattle Steady to Higher
Weekly totals list beef cattle 2380, sheep and lambs 7667, hogs 10176, calves 2960 with cattle prices rising. Cows and bulls vary by grade while spring lambs firm to higher. hogs reach 18.50 for best Western and 16.50 to 17 for nearby good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Tennessee
Executors Public Sale Of Real Estate In Ohio
Notice from Hamilton County Ohio courts announcing a public sale to pay debts. Under court order, parcels in Cincinnati will be offered at specific times on July 19 in the respecitve premises. Parcel numbers 2 3 9 7 and additional parcel identified will be auctioned sequentially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Ohio
Hamilton County
Common Pleas Court
Ohio
Cincinnati
Parcels of Lot 195 in Cincinnati Auction Notice
Multiple parcels in Cincinnati Hamilton County Ohio are offered by order of court. Parcel 2 fronts Addison street opposite Halstead street with 132 foot depth toward the Miami Canal and appraised at 120 dollars. Parcel 3 covers 265 by 29.5 feet along Halstead street appraised at 350 dollars. Parcel 7 grants a leasehold at 310 Ann street appraised at 900 dollars. Additional leasehold lot at 308 Ann street appraised at 200 dollars. Terms: one third cash on sale day, one third in one year, one third in two years with interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Cincinnati
County of
Hamilton
State of
Ohio
John Riddle
Hamilton County
Miami Canal
Addison Street
Amelia L. Dixon Lotze
Walter S. Dixon
Halstead Street
Addison and
Halstead Streets
Amelia L. Dixon Lotte
Recorder’s Office
Amelia L. Dixon
Halstead and
Addison Streets
Wade
Ann Street
Plum Street
Michael Zoller
Zoller
Taft
Jos. Jackson
James Garrison
Garrison
Joseph Detmer
Canal Street
David A. Fisher
Fisher
Alexander Noble
Joseph Sollar
Amelia
Dixon Lotze
Christian M. Lotze
Public Sale Notice of Cincinnati Lot at Lawrence and Third
The City of Cincinnati will sell at public auction, August 3 1920 at 2 30 p m, a lot at the northwest corner of Lawrence and Third streets. The parcel fronts 22 feet on Third street and extends 69 feet along Lawrence street, part of Tot No 49 Syvmmes's Division, bounded by land conveyed to the Christian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Director of Public Safety
City of
Cincinnati
Third Street
Lawrence Street
Christian Church
Cincinnati Fire Engine House Property Sale Notice
Lawrence street parcel bounded by Lawrence and Third streets and the Engine House thereon, owned formerly by the Bank of the United States and later conveyed to Cincinnati Fire Engine and Hose Company No. 2. City to sell to highest bidder by special warranty deed with $100 cash deposit to Director of Public Safety and balance cash at deed delivery. Bid rejection reserved. Charles E. Tudor Director. Theo Mayer & Brother Auctioneers. First National Bank Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Street
Third Street
Bank of the United States
Hamilton County
City of
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Independent Fire Engine and Hose Company No
Ohio
Director of Public Safety
Charles E. Tudor
Public Safety
City of Cincinnati
Theo. Mayer & Brother
First National Bank
Tel
Cincinnati Seeks Street Repair Bond Offerings
The city of Cincinnati invites sealed proposals by July 2 1920 for 200000 in street repair and bridge project bonds. Bonds dated July 1 1920 bear 6 percent interest to be sold at or above par with accrued interest, delivered at the City Auditor's office. A 5 percent bid security check is required.
Cincinnati Sevent h Street Improvement Bond Sale Notice
Cincinnati Ohio bids open until July 26 1920 for forty six thousand five hundred dollars in bonds to fund Seventh street improvement from Vine to Carr streets. bonds dated July 21 1920 mature in 20 years with 6 percent interest redeemable after 10 years, bid to highest bidder. delivery at City Auditor office with 5 percent certified check. envelope marked Bids for Seventh Street Improvement Bonds.
Eastern Avenue Improvement Bonds Bid Notice
Sealed proposals will be re dreded for five and a half million dollars of bonds to fund resur facing Eastern avenue improvements. Bonds dated July 1 1920 payable in 30 years at 6 percent interest. bids due at the City Auditor Cincinnati Ohio with 5 percent certified check.
City of Cincinnati Bonds Issued for Water Works Upgrade
City offices announce a bond issue of 400 000 dollars dated July 1 1920 under Ohio law to fund extending enlarging and improving water works. The bonds follow ordinances 126 1912 and 197 1920 and are issued to finance municipal water system improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
City of
Water Works Bonds Bid Notice at City Auditor Office
Bonds payable twenty years after date at the American Exchange National Bank of New York City bear six percent interest, paid semi annually. Denomination five hundred dollars. Sold to highest bidder at par. Bids on printed forms, bid amount and interest from date. Bids to be mailed to Geo. P. Carrel City Auditor with outside envelope marked Bids for Water Works Bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
City
American Exchange National Bank of
New York City
Geo. P. Carrel
Geo, P. Carrel
Eastern Avenue
Council of
City of
City Auditor
Eastern Avenue Improvement
Geo. P. Carrer
Colerain Avenue
Columbus Avenue
Intermediate Avenue
Laws of
City of Cincinnati
Colerain Avenue Improvement Bonds Bid Notice
Public bid notice seeks Cincinnati bonds totaling twenty five thousand dollars to fund street resurfacing on Colerain Columbus and Intermediate avenues. Bids due July 26 1920 with certified check and sealed envelopes marked Bids for Colerain Avenue et al Improvement Bonds.
City to issue bonds for Seventh Street improvement in Cincinnati
The city of Cincinnati plans to issue bonds totaling 99000 for resurfacing and widening Seventh Street from Vine to Carr and to condemn necessary land. Bonds run 20 years with optional redemption after 10 years. Bids due sealed with delivery at the City Auditor's office, 5 percent certified check required, and bids may be rejected.
Madisonville Sewer District Bonds Bid Notice
Aggregate sum of 109 500 dollars is authorized to fund improvements by severing Millsdale street and rights of way from Burns avenue to Millcreek and additional streets in the Madisonville Sewer District. Bonds issued under ordinances 126 1912 and 199 1920 payable in 30 years with 6 percent interest. Denomination 500 dollars each, bid payable to Geo P. Bids for Millsdale Street Sewer Etc Bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Millsdale Street
Burns Avenue
Millcreek
Massasoit Street
Longfell
City of
American Exchange National Bank of
New York City
City Auditor
Geo P. Carrel
Geo. P. Carrel
Sheriff Sale of Cincinnati Property in 1920 Auction
The State of Ohio Hamilton County conducts a public sheriff's sale under an execution from the Common Pleas Court. The auction at Cincinnati courthouse on Saturday July 31 1920 at 11 am offers land described as the northeastern corner of Broadway and Congress streets lot 27 and Fort Washington division fronting Congress Street 28 1/2 feet and extending back the same width.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
John H. Pratt
Cincinnati
Phillip Grandin
Philip Grandin
Bank of the United States
County of
Hamilton
State of
Ohio
City of
Congress
Lower Market Street
Ludlow Streets
U. S
Fort Washington
Congress Street
M Levassor
Bank of the U. S
Office of Recording Deeds
Eugene Levassor
J. H. Pratt
Marshal of
First National Bank of Connellsville
Charles B. Lawton
Louis E. Levassor
Wilmot J. Hall
Ferd Bader
Hamilton County
John J. Wen
State OF Ohio
Common Pleas Court
Congress Streets
Eastern Avenue Improvement Bonds Issued by Cincinnati
Noon of July 2 1920 the city issues thirty thousand dollars toward funding Eastern avenue improvements including gracing curbs sewers drains retaining walls and paving. Bonds mature in thirty years with interest periods after ten years payable at the City Auditor’s office Cincinnati Ohio bids sought for bond offering.
Conservative The Company Posts Strong Early-Year Earnings Per Share
Conservative The company reports earnings of 6.42 dollars per share in the first five months of the year, indicating a performance that doubles the full-year dividend requirements.
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England
Ohio Utilities Board
Bill
Mrs. Mansfield
Lvestock Market
Kerectuwe
Theodore Fitch Wilkerson
WALTER_S. DIXON
Amelia’ TI
J. €. Healy
Jesse M. Simon
David P. Schorr
Seventh Street
Vine Street
Carr Street
Vine
Carr
Geo. Carrel
P. Carrel
Cooper
Claude Ashbrook & Co
American Laundry Machinery Company
Procter & Gamble
Walnut St
Baldwin Fe
St. Louis
Baldwin Piano CO
W. 4Th St
Charngold Corporation
Geo. W. Goethals & Co
Channer & Sawyer Union Trust Building
Beazell & Chatfield Union Central Bldg
Union Trust Bldg
Mercantile Library Bldg
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
American Rolling Mill
Indian Refining
Indianapolis
Kroger Grocery and Baking Co
Libbey Owens Sheet Glass
Ohio Traction
Paragon Refining
Pogue Realty
Whitaker Paper
Bell
Corcoran Victor
Dalton
Fay & Egan
Atlas National Bank
Brighton Bank and Trust Co
Norwood
Liberty Bank and Savings Co
Norwood National Bank
Pearl Market Bank
Washington Bank and Savings Co
Western Bank and Trust Co
Citizens National Bank
FRANK
Union Trust
Main
Cluesdale Motor Truck
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