President Wilson Holds Mexican Debate as Jenkins Is Freed
President Wilson weighs Fall's evidence on Mexican propaganda while Senator Hitchcock notes his good humor. News confirms Jenkins, the Puebla consular agent, has been released from custody as Lansing reports the embassy. The conference included Mrs. Wilson and Secretary Lansing.
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Washington
Wilson
Fall of New Mexico
United States
Hitchcock
Fall
Mexico
Congress
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate Committee
Lansing
Grayson
Jenkins
Puebla
Mexico City
State Department
William ©. Jenkins
Hanna
Newberry Aids In Court In Michigan Slugfest
In Grand Rapids 94 of 135 indicted for conspiring to elect Senator Truman H. Newberry appeared for arraignment. 41 others, with warrants served through their attorneys, await next Monday. George S. Ladd of Sturbridge Massachusetts attended. he was called before the grand jury examining the Newberry campaign while at the national grange convention.
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Grand Rapids
United States
Truman H. Newberry
Newberry
George S. Ladd
Sturbridge
Mass
Massachusetts State Grange
Ladd
Fiere
National Grange
Kansas wheat sown area falls by 2.5 million acres
Topeka reports a 2.5 million acre drop in winter wheat sown in Kansas from 1919 levels. The state board of agriculture issues the fall acreage total, noting a 23 percent decrease in sowing compared with last year.
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Kansas
Topeka
Kan
State Board of Agriculture
Italian official’s wife studies war camp service in America
Prof. Munda Bernardi of Rome, wife of Italy’s industry inspector and daughter-in-law of the treasury secretary, comes to the United States under a government commission to study war camp community service. She was a delegate to the international labor conference and will spend three or four months on her mission.
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Munda Bernardi
Rome
Italy
Treasury
President Wilson’s Congress Address Outlines Economic Reforms
Washington dispatch notes General recommendations to curb living costs, labor unrest, and radicalism with a peacetime readjustment. Key points include a national budget system, tax reform, tariff review, veteran relief through government farms, dye industry support, rural development, and measures to reduce political restlessness.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
United States
Lane
Farmers Up to Emergency Says Houston Report
In his annual report Secretary Houston credits farmers for wartime food gains and predicts record meat milk and egg yields. Wheat and corn outputs exceed 1918 by large margins as crop yields rise due to better methods and machinery. He urges personal credit unions marketing aid road building stockyard and packinghouse regulation feed safeguards and stronger rural school support.
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Washington
der. G
Houston
Farmers of
Mail Christmas Parcels Early This Year
Washington urges early mailing of Christmas parcels due to coal strike reducing railroad service. Post Office Department warns further curtailment may be needed as the strike continues.
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Post Office
Washington
Post Office Department
Camel Giraffe Found by Amherst College Expedition
Amherst College researchers report a fossil camel with giraffe like build and long legs from Colorado plains dated around 1.5 million years ago. The Western Nebraska and Colorado expedition returned with a prized collection of fossil bones, including incomplete but representative giraffe camel skeletons.
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Colorado Plains
Amhest
Mass
Plains
Colorado
Amherst College
Nebraska
Frien
Beltrami County Fair Sets Record Squash Exhibit
Begidji Minnesota agricultural fair spectators saw Beltrami County Fair exceed prior squash displays with unusually large specimens and robust exhibits highlighting local growers and fair competition.
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Begidji
Minn
Beltrami County
Frick Will Leaves Vast Estates to Public Causes
Henry Clay Frick multimillionaire ironmaster wills most of his fortune to public, educational, and charitable institutions. Princeton Harvard and MIT receive about 25 million total. New York mansion and art collection valued at 50 million go to his widow Adelaide Frick with provisions for a future Frick Collection. Pittsburgh park 151 acres funded by 2 million, executors named including Miss Helen Frick and J. Horace Harding.
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New York
Henry Clay Frick
Pittsburgh
Princeton
Harvard
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Harvard and Technology
Educational Fund Commission
Children’s Hospital
Allegheny General Hospital
Home For the Friendless
Kingsley House Association
Mercy Hospital
Pittsburgh Free Dispensary
Pittsburgh Newsboys' Home
Western Pennsylvania Hospital
Central Young Women's Christian Association
Uniontown
Cottage State Hospital
Connelsville
West Moreland Hospital
Greensburg
Mount Pleasant Memorial Hospital
Mount Pleasant
Braddock Central Hospital
Braddock
Homestead Hospital
Homestead
Pennsylvania
City of
Helen C. Frick
Frick
Adelaide H. C. Frick
New York State
New York Mansion
Helen Frick
Childs Frick
George F. Baker, Jr
J. Horace Harding
Walker D. Hines
Lewis Cass Ledyard
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Horace Havemeyer
Fourteenth Ward
Homewood Cemetery
Union Trust Company of Pittsburgh
Adelaide H. ©. Frick
Henry C. McEldowney
William Watson Smith
McEldowney
Smith
Yank Abused in Mexico
W M Milton a former serviceman in a Calexico army camp hospital says he was beaten by a Mexican policeman in Mexicali after being detained for drunkenness. He escaped toward the American border and was pursued, then left insensible on a street for hours. Mexican authorities are investigating and holding the officer as a suspect.
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Calexico
Cal
W. M. Milton
Mexicali
California
Milton
Mexico
Poveen An
Watermelon, pumpkins, and squash win big at fair display
The exhibit features a 32 pound blue ribbon watermelon a 19 pound citron and several Hubbard and Golden Hubbard squashes around 85 pounds each. A 90 pound white squash is a prize winner a stock squash tops 100 pounds and a 76 pound pumpkin is an eye catcher.
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Hubbard
Golden Hubbard
Mexico’s 68 Revolutions in 61 Years Reported
A brief in Mexico notes 68 revolutions occurred within 61 years, highlighting a pattern of political upheaval. The statistic underscores ongoing instability and frequent regime changes shaping the country’s modern history.
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Mexico
Fight for the Monleigh on Fire and Break of Dawn
On the Monleigh a desperate battle rages as Ram Gulab Singh leads a boarding party. Wallen defends the deck with Gunga and Miss MacKay, then survives a final clash before救援 arrives and MacKnight of Arran signals hope.
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Laynton
Wallen
Monleigh
Nes
Matt
Gunga
Sahib
Miss MacKay
Ram Gulab Singh
Ganga
Ile
Ram Gulgb Singh
Law
Monteigh
Ramdulab Singh
Kes
Munlnys
Larsen
Helen MacKay
Damon
York
Waklen
Singapore
Drink House
Sam
Lace Making In China By Foreign Missionaries
Foreign missionaries in Chefoo Shanghai Foochow Amoy and Swa tow promote lace making among Chinese women. Lace is exported occasionally using silk linen and cotton threads. Production is cheap due to low wages but limited by a lack of pattern variation to suit foreign tastes.
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Chefoo
Shanghai
Foochow
Amoy
Swatow
China
Wheat Berry Perfected by Breeding Across Continents
Many superior U S wheats originated from Asia Europe and South America. They were introduced and acclimated while tested and bred to produce a berry suited to diverse U S regions.
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United States
Asia
Europe
South America
Ot From Egge. The turtle living in the Orinocolaya eggs
Fragmentary text discusses Ot From Egge and a turtle living in Orinocolaya eggs described as extraordinarily rich in and. It mentions Indians, Britiel Galana and a stated figure 96,900,000 yearly in unclear context.
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