Fall's Charges Against Carranza Seek Withdrawing Diplomatic Ties
Senator Fall of New Mexico introduces a resolution urging President Wilson to withdraw recognition of Venustiano Carranza and sever all diplomatic relations with the Mexican government amid controversy. The measure asserts U S actions and consulates in New York and San Francisco supported Bolshevik propaganda with Carranza’s consent.
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Alexander Named Successor to Redfield in Congress
Joshua Willis Alexander of Alexandria Missouri, born Cincinnati January 2, 1849, succeeds William A. Redfield as representative. A lawyer and public servant, he has been mayor, board of education member, and state legislator. He resigned as Seventh Missouri district judge to join the Sixty-first to Sixty-sixth congresses and chaired the life at sea conference in London 1913 14. His wife Samuel A. Richardson and seven children survive.
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Joshua Willis Alexandria
Cincinnati
Christian College
Missouri
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London
Samuel A. Richardson
Senator McCormick Proposes Budget Bill Over Good Plan
Illinois Senator McCormick will introduce a budget bill in Congress. He attacks the Good bill as faulty and argues his measure makes the treasury a true finance officer. He says the Good bill concentrates budget duties in the president, overburdening the executive.
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Congress
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Harris: Consul General in Russia Twenty Years in Service
Harris of Rocksland Illinois serves as United States consul general in Russia. Appointed in 1918, he has traveled Siberia by train, witnessed Kolchak's rise, and served across Turkey, the Balkans, Greece, and Stockholm. He previously worked at a New York bank and studied at Heidelberg.
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Stockholm
New York
Petrograd
Heidelberg
Widow is slain and home rifled in Hoopeston case
Hoopeston residents were shaken as Mrs Mary Buhler found slain in her mother in law Mrs Sara Cummings home. The two men seen near the house earlier that evening are suspected, with $10000 in loot reported taken. Suspects include the daughter in law and son, last to see Mrs Cummings alive.
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Mary Buhler
Sabina Cummings
Mire Cummings
Dashter
Lov
Fred Buhler
Indaw
Witnesses for Jesus Lessons in Peter and John training
Summary of a religious study lesson list focusing on Peter and John's call train and service. It outlines topics from their call as disciples to their witness of Christ's glory and the steps leading to Peter's downfall, with references to Gospel passages and the six months course structure.
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Coeds Battle Bats At DePauw Dormitory
In Greencastle Indiana sixty Mansfield hall coeds armed with ten racquets and brooms battled winged mice, wearing towels on their heads to keep bats from their hair. After an hour 32 bats were killed or driven away, as night filers entered via an open window in an unoccupied room.
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Greencastle
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Mansfield Hall
DePauw University
Fortune City Reach and Perseverance Ideals
A reflective note asks to reach the city of Fortune and to aim high with Perseverance. It contrasts life position with the level of ideals and asserts that frankness holds wisdom, suggesting straight speaking as a guiding trait.
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