Mexico Revolutionary Policy May Drift From Carranza Doctrine
United Press dispatch from Mexico City reports new Mexican revolutionary leaders, led by General Alvaro Obregon, seeking recognition from Washington and welcoming American capital and loans. The piece contrasts Obregon’s stance with Carranza’s Monroe Doctrine skeptical policy and his push for a Latin American solidarity against U.S. influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Sia
Mexico City
Venustiano Ceranza
Carranza
Latin America
United States
Carranas
Central
Mexico
South America
Latin-America
Carrants
Ais
Cerranza
Jenkins
DepParment
Washington
Eve Gallege
Alviro Obrecen
Obregon
Waterman High class of 1920 pageant delights crowd
Foreign policy debates aside the Waterman High school class of 1920 celebrated Sunday evening June 6 with a Herbert Epworth Lease sponsored performance titled Dodging on Heiress at the High Gymnasium. R T Scholfield coached the talent and the event raised 76 dollars as the class marched in to music from the piano and a chorus led by Mrs Ferguson and Mrs Clford Taylor with Burdell Whitford on the organ. Absent was Kirk McAllister due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth
Waterman M. & Church
Highymnasium
Howe
Waterman
R. T. Scholfield
Waterman High School
Cliss
Pineon
Ferguson
Clford Taylor
Burdell Whitford
Ant Mra. Fern
Jonathan Thompson
Made Alford
Irene Gilchrest
Elsie Times
Ralph McAllister
Jessie Spencer
Alice Mizel
Emma Kennedy
Kirk McAllister
Khnees
Rolle Rolla High School Graduation Summaries
Rev H H Pittman delivered the graduation address as Roland Rollers and faculty sent graduates Melva Sibley Stanley Ferkins Lillian Rens Donald Henderson Beulah Pirkins George Clapsaddle Mirren Wright Harold Boston Hazel Sanford Marvin Sverdson Clara Warne Lloyd Foster Gladys Bra Key Charles Steayvin planned to spend the summer at McNaff. Teachers departed town for summer. Miss Powley and others remain. Residents and guests noted with arrivals and illnesses including Jerry Baker’s broken leg and Gladys I home in DeKalb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Pittman
This Piace Now
Shenandoah Iown
Melva Sibley
Stanley Ferkins
Lillian Rens
Donald Henderson
Beulah Pirkins
Georcve Clapsaddle
Mirren Wright
Harold Boston
Hazel Sanford
Marvin Sverdson
Clara Warne
Lioyd Foster
Gladys Bra
Key
Charles Steayvin
McNaff
Rev. Pittman
Litle
Vesper
Robert Hampton
Mendota
George Hyde
Mrr
Frances
Zella Berkham
Ottawa
Rolle
Aas Powley
Mises Mary
Bessie Benson
Dixon
Ohio
Alfred Thor
Urbana
Grant Bullis
McCote
Emery Henson
Elva
H. H. Bullis
Laura Larson
Syermore
Carry
Boston
Jerry Baker
Lee
Gladys I
DeKalb
Cortland Guests Include Freeman Family Visitors From Abroad
Cortland Ma and Mrs A F Freeman host a visiting party for the week. Miss Joslyn and her niece from St Paul Minn travel with Mr and Mrs Henry Swan of Sounenen UK and Mr and Mrs H J Meix and children Helen Wheaton and Jeanette. They visited Mrs Emma Bates, sister of Mrs Swan, and were remembered by Mrs Mein as part of the family gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Freeman
Joslyn
St. Paul Minn
Henry Swan
Sounenen
H. J. Meix
Helen
Wheaton
Jeanette
Cortland
Swan
Emma Bates
Mein
Local Notes and Visits Across Stone County and Surroundings
Miss Elsie Wheaton and the Mies family reside at Pontiac and returned Saturday. DekKalb County W C T A hosted an infirmary program on Wednesday. Mrs Cordelia Champlit visited friends in Sandwich this week. Mrs John Whitmore of Morrison visited Mrs Charlotta McGlashen and son Alec. O F Colson of St Charles spent Wednesday with sister Mrs A B Havens. J F Colson, the kite, has kept busy in the store with his brother over a year. Bessie Nelson received a crystal card shower this week and has returned home from a hospital stay. Miss Susia Fulches Stangel and daughter of Odenbolt spent Thursday with aunt Mrs James Allum. Ladies Aid invited to King home for an all day meeting next Thursday with a picnic dinner. Arthur Smith suffers a broken leg from a horse accident while driving cattle Wednesday. H W Smith went to St Paul after two carloads of cattle. Mark Eyenaner of Kingston visiting sister Mrs J W Decker. Fred Brown surprise party for 14th birthday with ice cream and cake. Children’s day program Sunday evening at the Methodist church. Mr and Mrs W Holdreg and Mrs J H Hathaway visited Sycamore and called on sister Mrs Rad Huckins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Wheaton
Mies
Pontiac l
DekKalb County
W.C.T. A
Cordelia Champlit
Sandwich
John Whitmore
Morrison
Charlotta McGlashen
Alec McGlashen
O. F. Colson
St. Charles
A. B. Havens
J. F. Colson
Bessie Nelson
Susia Fulches Stangel
Odenbolt
Iowa
James Allum
Famally
Ladies Aid Society
King Home
Arthur Smith
H.W. Smith
St. Paul
Mark Eyenaner
Kingston
J. W. Decker
Fred Brown
Methodist Church
Holdreg
J. H. Hathaway
Sycamore
Real Estate Transfers Recorded in Wat the Goat House Market
Transfers list multiple parcels and owners including Wm Fitzgerald Ft We, Nickolas Sawyer, Ellwood, Dan O’Brien, and John O’Brien. Transactions show price points around 1 to 1000 dollars, with lot numbers and blocks mentioned in DeKalb and Tapier areas. Names and parcels appear in terse shorthand typical of a local property ledger from the period.
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K. Fitzgerald
Property transfers and deeds in scattered records
A compressed listing of various property transactions including lots, blocks, deeds, and or transfers. Names such as Koski Ellwood Sweet Pearson Til fen Knight Carlson Meek Patten and others appear with parcel descriptions and nominal sums. This reflects a mosaic of real estate activity and estate actions across multiple parcels and towns with figures like 2750 83500 1500 1700 2000 and 4590 referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar FE. Koski
W. L. Ellwood
Ann O. Sweet
John A. Widen
John Pearson
Hunt
Mhydl
Patrick Roach
W. D. Chas Masterson
Bik & Eddys
Sycamore
Amanda M. Patten
Amr
Frank Brown
Frank
Terry Knight
Athos Carlson
Olea Anderson
Katlie Kale
John Meek
Robert Allen
Jas I. Anderson
Emil J . SE
Si Afton
Erwin Perry Ellwood
E. Graves
W. H. Allbee
Wake
Sebree
Paw Paw
Mary Quinn Leonard
J. Quinn
Williams
First Woman Officeholder in Iowa County Clerk Post
Miss Blanche Womack has been named county clerk of Buena Vista county, the first woman to hold the job in Iowa. Other notes include two women seeking congressional nominations in Michigan August primary, university instructors planning a bicycle tour in Europe, and a Columbus real estate operator rising to prominence. The Wichita Falls strike saw clubwomen act as strikebreakers paid to maintain essential services. The first woman to hold a national office in the United States was mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geer
Blanche Womack
Buena Vista County
Iowa
Michigan
Alfred O. Dunk
Detroit
Helen C. Statler
Kalamazoo
Minna Schick
Ethel Eliot
University of Minnesota
France
Italy
FE. F. Cunningham
Columbus
Wichita Falls
Texas
United States
Notable Miscellanys: Women Leaders and Fashioned Faces
A mix of brief notes on Miss Estella Ree, a McKinley era appointee. Ainu lip tattooing practices across generations using birch soot. a Portland divorce over chalked shoe soles. Queen Victoria’s regret at not visiting America. Princess Ena’s Atlantic trip plans. and fame tied to actresses who credit their mothers as managers, including Pickford Frederick Minter Dean Gish and the Talmudge sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estella Ree
Oregon
McKinley
Japan
Portland
Victoria
Spain
America
Ena of
Battenburg
Atlantic
Edward
Mary Pickford
Pauline Frederick
Mary Miles Minter
Priscilla Dean
Dorothy
Lillian Gish
Talmuadge Sisters
Before Deciding About Buying Real Estate Ads
A compact guidance note advises studying real estate advertisements before purchases. It stresses risk avoidance, market advertising signals, and the value of investigation to identify suitable properties, plus testing matters prior to buying.
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Uncle Sam
Obergon
Rollo
Wat the
Hart
Hoen
John Granlund
R. Frank D. Gardner
Middle West
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
St. Michigan Ave
Chicago
Apollo
Lewis & Palmer
Chronicle
Kraft Nelson Swanson Company
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Anderson Brothers
Hart Schaffner & M
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